Sometimes, the difference between a warning and an arrest is just a few words. And in these cases, the wrong words came fast. These drivers let frustration take the wheel, and it didn't end well. Here are five cases when bad attitudes turn a simple traffic stop into a nightmare. Number five. When refusing to pull over turns a simple traffic stop into a much bigger problem. On November 28th, 2024, highway patrol spotted a car with no headlights or tail lights. When officers tried to pull the driver over, he took off, forcing an intense pursuit. It finally ended after stop sticks shredded a front tire, bringing the vehicle to a halt. Watch how officers moved in. Stop. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. WHO'S YOU GOT ON YOU? YEAH, you smoked it right now. You got a glass pipe? Yeah. Right there. Yeah. Hey. You smoke pipe. He's very stopped. He's actively smoking. Here, you give me the glass pipe. [Applause] Here. Here. Here. Unlock it. Unlock the car. You got it? Yeah, I'm coming out. To the ground. >> Get on the Okay. All right. Stop resisting me. I'm not resisting. Stop tensing. Tensing. You want me to go double? There. Yeah, there you go. I'm not resisting. We're going to get him up and search him. Yeah. Let me sit up. Yeah, you're going to sit up and you're going to you're going to get up. All right, I'll cooperate. All right, we need to search you. Get up. Open your mouth. Get out of the Oops. Get on the ground. Good job, guys. He's in cuffs, but the job isn't done. Officers now work to secure the vehicle and make sure the suspect isn't hiding anything illicit. You guys know if there's anything out of the car? I did. I was smoking crack cuz we were on the window. No, got you. [Music] You got anything on you? Any needle or anything like that? >> No, I don't. I need it. [Music] What happened? Did you get it? What's the deal? Did you get the pipe? Here's the car. [Music] I'll tell you something. I don't believe you. Well, we started off our relationship I said on a pretty rough note already, so I don't trust anything you're telling me. All right. [Applause] Back seat. While some officers search the vehicle, another begins questioning the man, and it doesn't take long for the truth behind his attempted escape to surface. All right, man. Um so, before we have this conversation, okay, I have to read you your rights, okay? Um just so you know, I was the officer back there that uh initially tried to pull you over. Okay? >> Um you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Okay. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Yes. Um having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Um I mean, I have a um I'm on probation, so I guess I just talk to I can talk to the public defender, I mean. Okay. So, you don't want to talk to us? I mean, how do I what It's It's just a yes or no question. That's it. I mean Yeah, I mean it's just stupid. I can't Yeah, I'm Yeah. Do you want to say anything? I mean, I I mean, yeah, I'm on dumb there with everything. I mean, yeah. All right. All right. Let's try >> Since I'm on probation, they're probably going to I mean whatever, right? Well, I mean, you're looking at fleeing, okay? >> which I didn't mean to do, but I guess you have to charge me with that. And then destruction of evidence cuz you smoked all that Yeah. And then the Okay? Yep. Um So, again, yes or no, do you want to talk to us or no? I mean, I'd rather just get there so I can get water and, you know, get some water. >> going to be a minute, right? We're trying to figure out the car situation and all that. >> So, that might So, hold It's okay. You want to talk to us. If you don't want to talk about certain thing, that's fine. But again, do you want to talk to us? I mean, do we have to now? Can I just do it with the driver with the public defender, I guess, or I'm trying to make it simple, okay? I'm not trying to incriminate you or anything. >> Yeah, I know. Do you want to speak to us? Cuz I I'd like to ask you about the car. That's all. >> Okay, yeah, I'll tell you about the car. >> Okay, so you you want to talk to Yes. Already on probation, his attempt to flee, combined with what officers found in the car, only made things worse. It's um was in the my mother and my children's driveway. I bought it. You see the title's in the glove box. I have insurance on it, but I could couldn't get it registered cuz of the power of attorney from the person who owns it, so yeah, that's why my plate's in there that I have insurance on it if you look in the glove box for that car, but I couldn't get it registered, so I kept it in there in case you needed the car. So, who Who had the car before you? >> It's uh It was sitting in the mother of my children's driveway. Someone she knows. >> So, your ex? Yeah, not her, though. It was someone that she knows. And you bought it. Yes, yeah. Okay. When did you buy it? Like a week and a half ago. A week and a half ago? >> Yeah. Okay. Um do you know that person's name or anything like that? >> Uh it's on the title. Yeah, so I didn't even meet him, yeah. Did you have a Did you pay for it or like how How did you pay for it? >> Yeah, $100 for it. You paid $100 for that car? >> Yep. Okay. And you just threw your tag on there. Yeah, but I have insurance on that car, which is in the glove box. >> box. Registered to that car? I was going to register it, but there's a power of attorney for him cuz it was his grandma's car, I guess. How did you register it without >> I didn't get it registered yet. That's why. >> Well, how did you get insurance on something you don't own? Cuz I had insurance on my truck. The motor blew on my truck, and then I switched it over. It's in the glove box. You can see All right. It says insurance on there. All right. Um is there anything else you want to talk to me about tonight? No? >> the rest we'll just figure out, yeah. All right, man. Okay. So, again, you know what you're being charged with tonight? >> Yes, yeah. Okay. What started as a traffic stop ended with a long list of charges for the man, including possession of an illicit substance, fleeing, resisting, and driving on tags that didn't belong to the vehicle. Number four. When one DUI becomes the reason a dream career slips away. On August 4th, 2024, just after sunrise, an officer noticed a car driving recklessly and failing to use turn signals. Here's how the stop unfolded. I'm I'm Officer Blane with Peoria PD, and I stopped you because uh there's a turn signal violation a ways back, No. and looked like you were kind of looking confused as to where you were going. >> Yeah, I was giving her directions. Yeah, she was I don't know what she was doing. She had a You don't know where she was? Oh, you're taking her home or something? >> Okay. Yeah, we Where Where do you live, then? So, we live in the Overhill Can you talk to me for a minute? All right. Say exit. Where do you live? On Overhill. Where? Overhill. Overhill? Okay, got you. And where are you headed to after this? Um after that, I'm going to university. Okay. All right, sounds good. Uh looks like you got your driver's license ready for me. Thank you. Take a look at that. Do you have insurance for the car, too? Uh I do, but it's I don't think I have it on me, to be honest. All right. I left it in the middle of the Okay. Um yeah, cuz this one's from Oh, no, it is. Mhm. Sorry, I've gotten so many insurance cards lately. Oops. My god, these Yeah. They should be on. The only problem I see with this is uh Yeah, okay. 2017 Malibu. Expires October. Are you I didn't even look at it. >> No, I'm I'm Bibiana. So, I'm on her insurance Oh, I see. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, we're on the same insurance. And you're still on Uh-huh, yeah. Yep. Okay. Hey, ma'am, do you have an ID on you as well? Let me take a look at it real fast. You're not in any trouble, obviously, but I always like to ask. You know, I actually saw I was talking to a police officer. Oh, thank you very much. Cuz we were all at a Soul Fest and stuff. Oh, you were? Yeah. Awesome. With a valid secured, the officer takes a cautious approach having the woman exit the vehicle before verifying her details. Yeah, he I was asking him about the program and stuff, too, cuz me, her, and another of my friends wants to enter it, too. Oh, like to be a cop? Yeah. Awesome. Yeah. Awesome, I love it. Hey, listen, I'm trying to get you out of here ASAP. >> Yeah. Um do me a favor. I'll have you hang out with me back here. Just step out. I'm going to write your names down and >> we'll move along, okay? Okay. Thanks. Appreciate you. Just stand stand up with the front of my car if you don't mind. Okay. Thank you. Just relax. Do you have any questions? Sorry for the delay. You're fine. I have seem to have misplaced my uh my little card. Yeah. >> I want to make sure that I get you all the right instructions. And what was your name? Bolin. You said Officer Bolin. Bolin, okay. Um are you wearing contact lenses? Mm-mm. You're not. Okay, perfect. You might have to speak a little louder cuz I I can't hear from my left ear. Okay. Okay. Okay. Cool. In that case, what I want you to do is stand with your feet together and your arms at your sides, just like this. Okay? I'm going to hold my my finger up just like this. What I want you to do is follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. At no point are you going to move your head. Just only follow with your eyes. Do you understand all that? Okay. Okay. Blink a couple times. Relax. Keep going. The initial nystagmus test looks clean, but the officer still have a few more exercises for the woman before making a call. [Music] I'm going to go up this time, okay? Okay. Okay. The odor of alcohol confirms the officer's suspicions, leading him to take a closer look during the gaze test before advancing to the next step. All right. So, same idea. This time I'm going to take my finger in a couple of circles in front of your face. You want me to just follow it? Yep, you're going to follow the tip of my finger just like you have been, but this time I'm going to go in a couple circles in front of your face, okay? Eventually, I'm going to come up to the top right here. I'm going to bring my finger down toward the bridge of your nose. I'm not going to touch you at any point, all right? >> the idea is that you follow the tip of my finger as it comes in toward your nose. It's going to require that you cross your eyes. Are you normally able to do that kind of thing? >> Yeah. Okay. All right. Do you have any questions for me? Mm-mm. All right. Okay. Thank you very much. So, this next part Thank you. Do you have any physical problems or disabilities? Mm-mm, no. Other than your your hearing? No, it's just my hearing. Just got to talk a little louder. All right, sounds good. So, what I want you to do is come out here. I'm going to have you Well, well, face that way, okay? >> Oh, this way? Yeah, face that way. But we have to imagine a line cuz we don't have a nice beautiful line in front of us. >> Okay. Okay. So, this line is going to be the width of your foot and it's going to run from where you're standing straight ahead of you. Okay. Toward the I will say I do go to a neurop- neuropathy program, so I do have balance issues. Okay, tell me more about that. Um so, because of my hearing, so I lost it when I was 8 months pregnant and stuff. You lost what? My hearing. Okay. So, because of that, I do have neuropathy issues, so I can't like walk in line. And you're more than welcome to confirm that with my doctor and stuff. Oh, no. I wouldn't So, >> into your personal life like that, but So, that's the only thing with all of that. Like, I literally can't Though it's not the first time he's heard a medical excuse, the officer notes the woman's claim and proceeds carefully with a heel-to-toe test instructions. I could try, for sure, but I can't like physically do it if I could. You know what I mean? I think so. Well, we'll give it a shot. If you feel unsafe or whatever, and it's going to make you fall over, then we're we're going to abandon it and move on. >> I I wasn't That's why I'm just like warning you. Like, I'm not trying to like It's all good. >> It's all good. get out of this or anything, but I do have neurop- neurop- apathy issues. All right, completely understood. All right. So, let me pull this open again. Place your left foot on this imaginary line. You Would you prefer to take your shoes off for this part or Oh, um Anything that'll help you. Or do you feel like you can do the test in those? >> like they're flat enough. Shoes. >> All right. Place your left foot on this imaginary line. Okay. Oops. Now, place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot. Okay. Place your arms at your sides, just like this. And stay in that position until I tell you to do otherwise. Do you understand? Okay. Maintain this position. Um don't start to walk until I tell you to do so. When I say begin, take nine heel-to-toe steps on the line, turn around, and take You said nine? Is that what you said? Yeah, let me let me finish here. When I When I say begin, take nine Oh, get back into the starting position, all right? Um When I say begin, take nine heel-to-toe steps on the line, turn around, and take nine heel-to-toe steps back on the line. Make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps with the other foot. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. As the test continues, it's obvious that she's having trouble understanding the most basic instructions. Okay. Uh keep Keep your arms >> right? I'm sorry. >> nine times. Not three, right? Nine? No, I told I told you what number. You said nine. Okay. Okay. All right. That's what I That's what I want you to do. >> I just want to make sure I heard that correctly. Okay. Keep your arms at your sides at all times, watch your feet at all times, and count your steps out loud. Once you start on walking, don't stop until you have completed the test. Okay? Again, it's going to look like this. One, two, three. One, two, three. Okay? Do you understand the instructions? >> Yeah. Okay, go ahead and begin the test. I'm ready. All right. Thank you. Yes. You ever taken something like this before? You're blowing into a device like this? Uh So, what I'll have you do is >> I'd say no cuz I've had asthma since I was little. So, what I'll have you do is take a deep breath. Yeah. Okay? Now, one long, steady blow. You're going to put your lips on the end of the straw. You're going to blow into the straw. Long, steady blow. And then, we'll see exactly where you are. How long? Deep breath. Deep breath. Here you go. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Blow. Blow. Blow. Blow. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Go. All right. See what it says. The next step is the breath test, but given how the field test went, the officer isn't expecting any surprises. .137. Do you know what the limit is? No. You don't? Yeah. .08. That's almost where you can Oh, really? Okay. You're under arrest for DUI at this time. Oh, okay. Okay. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I got you. Keep in I didn't do anything wrong. You guys didn't really read my rights. Yeah, you probably didn't. Yeah, you really will. To be a cop? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I really think that something like that. Just do go through what you need to go through. And you won't be able to do it while you're like going through everything. What's wrong? When you get out of that, just So, what's the thing after that? The test. The the one that you did in the car? Like a background check and everything? No, like the test that I did in the Oh, the you just did? >> Yeah. So, that's called a field sobriety test. Basically, it's like we have to prove you are intoxicated with these steps. That's what the steps are. That's the next step. So, I can't just blow in your breath and smell alcohol and be like, all right, you're under arrest. Yeah. It doesn't mean anything. It's not like I >> yeah. Makes sense. a lot of things we have to show that um that you're you're grounded. So So, do you do you have anything in your pockets? Weapons. You got a bazooka in there. No. Okay. All right. I'll just make double sure. Nothing in this. Uh So, what are you going to do with the person that's in my car? She's just going down the road, right? Yeah. Is she just going to have her to take my car in? Uh she won't be able to take the car. Is this Uh no, my nail is in the car. Oh. This is my nail. Yeah. All right. Um anything I need to ask you about? No. Any rear wipers? Okay. Awesome. We'll go ahead and do the seat belt now. Okay. We'll get going. Okay. Are you able to let me handle that? Yeah, we'll we'll communicate with her. We'll get her arrested and we'll see her. Okay. Yep. With her own decisions, her night now ends in handcuffs and a charge that won't be easily erased from a record. Thank you. Have a seat, please. I really know how these uh these go. And then, what's after that? What's after that is I get you a bunch of paperwork, we get you on your way out to the jail, and we call it a night. You're not going to be in there very long. How long do you think? I I think they'll probably let you go within 2 3 hours, I think. Don't hold me to it. >> Um okay. That's my gut. The woman was transported to the station without further incident. She was later processed and booked on a DUI charge. Number three. A domestic dispute escalates quickly when an entitled woman refuses to cooperate. On July 2nd, 2025, police responded to a report of a domestic disturbance in a parking lot. Here's what unfolded once the officers got to the scene. What's going on, sir? Okay. Well, I'd like to get both sides of the story cuz I don't believe anyone really. I said that I didn't want him I simply asked cuz he works at his grandma's care caregiver. So, I simply asked, instead of you going today, can you go another day and can you hang out with me today? He was like, no, no, no, it's my grandma. So, I said, I'm tired of her always having to let me always making problems. I hope That's all I said. I hope Then, he started flipping out on me, started choking me, punched me, took off his shirt, was swerving everywhere, and now he's trying to blame it on me saying I hit him. I never touched him and I never said anything out of place. Maybe I said I hope But that was it cuz I simply wanted to hang out with him and asked him to take the switch today. I'm not him at all. Did you grab his shirt at all or anything? I didn't even touch him. No. He said he didn't touch you either. So, I I have two sides of the story, so Yes. He smacked me. He tried to put his hands over my Like he went like this, punched me like smacked me on my face, was trying to put his hands around my like neck and like my shirt, and took his shirt off. I literally have bruises all over my body. I don't know why he does this to me. Like it's not anything. Well, I'm just I'm just trying to figure out what happened just while you guys were out. >> his shirt off, and he started swerving. I didn't even touch him. Tell him to stop being immature and say the truth. I did not touch him. Okay. Well, like I said, I tried to get both sides of the story cuz I don't He brought me here he can take me home because this is an ongoing issue. Just because you take me home or you do anything, it's never going to end and he's not going to leave me alone. I'm going to go home and as soon as you drop me off, he's going to be posted up outside my house begging me to come out. Tell him to take Well, the thing is is that because you guys are fighting, I would suggest not to go with him right now. So, he brought me here he can take me Cuz if he said punched you and choked you, why would you want to go Come forward. Come forward. Because it's an ongoing issue that's not Okay. Well, if you go with him As soon as I As soon as you drop me off, he's going to be at my house. He's going to be stalking me at my house. According to the woman, she's being stalked and harmed by the man and says her current partner's grandmother is also against her. Officers, however, need more than just her word. Every single day, morning, night, and day, no matter what I do, he's going to be following me. He's going to be stalking me. He does this all the time. Um where do you live at? In Berwyn. Berwyn? All right. Do you have a driver's license on you or a an ID or anything like that? And I'm sorry, but I'm not going to take it back. I do hope his grandmother dies of the amount of drama that she's caused me. If you want me to sit there and take it back, I'm not going to. Well, you feel the way you feel. I mean, if that's how you feel, that's how you feel. people and run her mouth, people wouldn't feel that way. And he says I have a police report of her saying I I said this and said this to her. I have many text messages and I can also make a police report of all the things that she has harassed me over the phone. I have more proof than she could will ever be able to collect against me. So, you said he started to choke you or put your hands on your neck or Yes, he started choking me, pulled my sweater Pulled your sweater? exactly, and started swerving everywhere. I never even touched him. He's making stuff Where did he smack you at? Like right here and on my neck. Whose car is this? I'm sorry? It's his car. It's his car? Okay. [Music] Criminal on clear bail bond. 10-4. Okay. I guess we're kind of running through a little situation. Okay. Cuz if it's his car and you're in it I'm not wasting my time to tell him to take me Well, I don't think it's going to happen. So, basically, you can come out and we can get a ride, try and figure out how you can get home. >> home. You can let him know that. No, he can't take you home. He doesn't want to. So, I'm trying to do this peacefully, so >> going to be outside my house trying to harass me. So, you can let him know that. Then he can call the police again. No, you can let him not know now Okay. I can tell him not to go to your house. But unfortunately, you will have to come out of the car. The officer is ready to move forward with the investigation, but first, he needs the woman to step out of the car. Though her tone quickly turns the situation into a bigger problem. No, I don't. Yes, you do. He needs to Okay, well, go with the same volatility that you're doing to me, go tell him to not show up at my house when you drop me off and harass me at my house. Go ahead and go tell him and then I'll get out Okay, I'll tell him, but then I just want to make I'm trying to help you out, too. So, I just don't want you to get in trouble, so I'm trying to help you out, too. So, please go Go ahead. I will get the uh the car when you go tell him not to follow me home and not to not to go inside my Okay. So, please, can you do that? I can. Okay. I'm waiting for my partner to come. I'm just waiting for my partner to get here, too, so I can When there's two people, I got to make sure there's enough people. My Some of my stuff is at his house. He lives two blocks down. I want you to drive. I want him to let >> No, no, no, no. That's not going to happen. It doesn't What's going on? car. It doesn't matter. I want my things back. You can get your stuff out do it I want my things back. I want to see him anymore. I want my things back. I don't want to see him anymore. I want my Okay, what you got to do is get out of the car, get a ride, and then you I'm not getting a ride. Why the [ __ ] would I waste my Cuz that two things are going to happen. You're either going to get arrested, okay? Do you want that? No. Okay, I don't want to arrest you. I don't want you to get arrested. my things. I don't want to see him anymore. >> First you get you got to handle that later. Right now we're handling today. I want to handle THAT LATER WHEN I DON'T WANT TO SEE HIM. I want my things now. Well, that's not going to happen right now cuz since you guys are not home. I want my things now. Okay, you can get that later. Right now it's not going to happen. The only thing that is going to happen is that you'll eventually get out of the car either in handcuffs or not. Cuz I want my things back. >> Okay, and not only is that I don't want him to show UP AT MY HOUSE AND HARASS ME WHEN HE GIVES ME MY Right now I want my things now. >> Right now I'm seeing as you are the aggressor and I have to I have the feeling that you are the one that hit him. Okay? I don't give a What that means is that I have to arrest you so you can spend the night in jail, okay? I don't care how you feel about that because I want my things. >> it's not how I feel, it's what's going to happen. I don't get to feel about that. Okay. Despite giving clear instructions, the officer begins to realize this may not be a situation he can safely handle without help. You're going to have to step out. No, I'm not. I want my things back. >> Okay, if you don't step out, you will get pulled out. >> So that later, so that later he when he goes to give me my things he beats my probably because you couldn't drive 2 minutes to give me my Well, that's not going to happen. Yeah, it's not going to happen. Yeah, it's not going to happen. Not going to happen. Step out of the car, please. No. I want my You have to step out of the car. >> Well, I want my things. >> Okay. I'm trying not to pull you out. I don't want anyone to come here. You want to get pulled out and go to jail? I want my things. >> doesn't go well. I don't care. I want my things. Why can't I grab my things? You're not at your house. >> realize that when you drop me off he's going to show up at my house and harass me? Did you call the police then? Yeah, and what are they going to do? What you doing? Nothing. I want my things now. >> Right now I'm about to arrest you. >> I don't want my things later when he goes and does something to me. >> now we're going to pull you out. I want my things. If you're not out by the time I get out, we are pulling you out. After taking the man's statement, the officer weighs both accounts and observes how each of them is acting. And it doesn't take long before he makes a decision on how to proceed. I'm going to have to arrest her for domestic battery cuz I can see she's the aggressor. Are there any injuries on her? No. But I got both of their stories and I can see how she is. I can see how he is. I can see she's a very aggressive right now. So, if she doesn't get out of the car, it's going to probably happen that way. I'm trying to give her the benefit of the doubt. I mean, I don't see any injuries on any of you. Yeah, there's no injuries. So, I don't know She said she never touched you. Well, yeah, she obviously had my shirt off. You can ask the guy when I hopped out of my car I had my shirt off. She pulled my shirt off. Yeah, that's a call when you have no shirt on. Okay. I just had to take my shirt off because she's like grabbing me and like pulling me by the shirt like that, please. Like I had to take it Okay. After wrapping up the man's account, the officer makes their way back to the woman. And now it's time to tell her what comes next. What I What what property do you have at your house? At his house? My Fire Stick and that's pretty much all I care about and my chargers. Just your Fire Stick and your charger? My my chargers, my Fire Stick and then the rest is like clothes and things, shoes and things like that, but I mostly just want my Fire Stick and my charger. Stick, okay. What we can do is my partner can take give you a ride to his house. I'll go as well. We'll follow him. told me that and you told me no. Okay, well first I have to find out if it's okay with him. I just told you that. I asked you that and I told you that and I told you I'm trying to help you again, okay? For me to say yes, uh he has to say yes. Okay? He said fine. If you're good with that, that's great. >> Okay. My partner will give you a ride and we'll go over there, take your Fire Stick and then I'll be done with it. >> can like my shower things and all of my dirty clothes and things too in a bag. Like I want like all of my things. Okay, he said just the Fire Stick or something, so. No, it's all of my clothes too and all of my shower things. All your clothes and shower things? How much stuff is it? All right, you're going to sit there till 11:30 or 6:00. Okay, then right now No, he just said that I can get my chargers and my Fire Stick. Yeah, but charger, yeah. Okay. If it's something really quick, that's easy. If it's going to take too long too long, grab my shower things and get them in the bathroom and then in his room and he can grab my chargers and my Fire Stick. And then we're going to have to get my things. We're going to follow him. He's going to get them. I'm driving you. You're going to my car. What's that? What did you ask me for? Okay, you know what? Get out of the car or you're getting arrested. Okay, but I'm asking you Get out of the car or you're getting arrested. That's it. No more demands. No more demands. You're going to do what I tell you. You're going to do what I tell you or you're going to get arrested. Okay, but I'm asking you a question. >> Okay, no. Out of the car. No more questions. Out of the car. Do what I tell you right now. What of my things did you ask for? 55. All right, 55. Get out. Yeah, out of the car. I don't have to I still want my things. Out of the car. You don't have to pull me that hard. You don't have to pull me that hard. I told you I gave you enough time. Now I I definitely think you are the aggressor in this domestic dispute. She may be in handcuffs, but that doesn't stop her from continuing to lash out at the officers. Oh, yeah, her stuff is going out the door. Can I please grab my things from my house, please? Yeah, we will. Give me a second, all right? Do you have anything in your pockets? Does it look like I have anything in my pockets? You had a comment when I asked you a simple question, so maybe you should check for yourself. I was asking you a simple question. Ultimately, the woman was booked on charges of domestic battery, disorderly conduct, and trespassing to a vehicle. Number two. When a drunk driver's overconfidence ends with handcuffs. On June 10th, 2024, officers in Illinois observed an SUV swerving on the road, prompting a traffic stop. Here's what unfolded once they approached the driver. [Applause] Does he know where I am? Can I talk to him real quick? I did that. The officer wants to talk to you. Officer wants to talk to you. Cop wants to talk to you. The cop wants to talk to you. Hey, it's Officer Dean. Can you just uh disregard what I said? Don't worry about coming and picking her up, okay? Hello. What does that mean? She's connected to my phone. >> it's fine. Uh can you just Here, can I So, I'm going to have you step out of the car. I'm going to do a little bit more expansion on that test I did, okay? Where do I get out? All right, when you step out just turn around. I'm going to pat you down, make sure you don't have any weapons on you, okay? I don't think I have any things sharp You got to search any pockets again? You don't have any sharp Do you have anything on you? >> No, I I'm just confused on why you said that. I I used to call my partner Do you have anything else? Medications, are those are those yours? Don't reach. Don't reach. You're not going in the car at this point. All right. Can you take your hat off and hand it to me? All right, close the car. Yeah, it says my name on it. All right. Yep, we're going to step right over here, okay? [Applause] All right. You can stand right here in front of me, okay? All right. Do you have any eye issues or eye abnormalities at all? I both eyes. Okay. Um how's your general health other than that? I'm Okay. Are you wearing any contacts or anything? All right, hey, we're still doing what I'm doing, okay? He's just here. Yep, so back at that position that I showed you, okay? Before the test even starts, officers pick up a strong odor of alcohol. Even so, they proceed with the horizontal gaze nystagmus check. I Just focus on me, okay? I It's just feels right here, okay? Let's step back this way a little bit. I'm going to keep having you follow go this way, but I want to make sure I give you Yep. So, avoid the cracks. Come over about right here. Stand right about here. Okay. [Applause] All right, so I don't go by saying dude. I get really Okay. This is kind of stupid. Um so, I want you to imagine there's an imaginary line from where you're at to right down here, okay? Hm? Say is it is Bailey? Doesn't play into the fact that I'm hypoglycemic. >> It does, but the issue the issue at hand right now is that the Yeah, I know. I know that on my record. No, it's got nothing to do with your record. I'm not even speaking to Bailey, let me talk, okay? Your driving behavior. You almost struck a police car, all right? You almost ran into a cop car. Okay? You drew your attention in the midst of three cops just standing at the intersection dealing with something else, okay? You brought the attention attention to yourself. The inconsistencies in your story, all right? You originally told me you were on your way home from the YMCA. That's not the case. The YMCA is south of where you're coming from. Okay? Yeah. I went to the Y, stopped at my grandma's. Well, that didn't come out until just now, all right? Came back this way. Nystagmus in your eyes, okay? Nystagmus is only present in your eyes when you consume alcoholic beverages, okay? That is why we're That is why we're doing this. That is why we're doing this, okay? So, Officer Dean wants to finish having you perform the test. >> Officer Dean seems to be the only one listening. The woman continues to defy the officers, and while they've been patient so far, her tone is starting to test their limits. Can we continue? Can I talk to you? I mean I'm not going to tell you any differently than he said. I mean, I have to finish this test, so unless you're refusing. I'm not refusing. It's just I You asked me what if I have anything wrong with my eyes. Yeah, I wear glasses. I have Okay, can you walk in a straight line? I've literally played games with my dad that owns two bars trying to do that stupid stone cold sober and Are you stone cold sober right now? [Music] I like I said, I have >> Are you stone It's a simple question, yes or no? I have had a drink since about 11:00. >> stone cold sober right now, yes or no? I have had a >> You're not answering my question, Bailey. Simple question, yes or no. Are you stone cold sober right now, yes or no? I can't answer that question without It's a simple yes or no. If I Right now, I am stone cold sober. I don't drink, okay? I know I'm sober. Yeah, but this morning Right, right. >> I'm telling you. I have It's 7:00 at night right now. Are you stone cold sober, yes or no? You're telling me >> You're fine. Are you telling me you're sober right now? Yes. Okay, let's see. All right, so we're going to move forward? Okay. So, again, any physical problems or disabilities? So, again, imagine there's an imaginary line from where you're at to down there, okay? Well, I got a line right here. Well, none of those lines are going to be good cuz they're not level. I'm trying to give you a fair playing field, okay? So, right now, I'm going to have you place your left foot on the line, and you're going to place your right foot on the line ahead of your left foot with the heel of your right foot against the toe of your left foot, and you're going to place your arms at your sides, okay? All right, like that. Despite the tension, the officers continue with the process, reading out the next set of instructions for the heel-to-toe test. So, you're going to maintain this position until I have completed the instructions. Do not start to walk until I tell you to. Do you understand these instructions so far? Okay. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel-to-toe steps on the line, turn around, take nine heel-to-toe steps back on the line. You're going to make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and turn by taking a series of small steps, okay? Okay. One two three I didn't tell you to start. [Applause] One two three Okay. So, you're going to keep your arms at your sides at all times, watch your feet at all times, and count your steps out loud. Once you start walking, don't stop until you have completed the test. Do you understand these instructions? You may begin the test. Out loud. Sorry. [Applause] It's a 10. Yep. That's five out of six out of 10. Eight nine 10 That's 11 12 I only go so long in this driveway thing. >> Keep going. That was 13 14 15 16 All right, you can stop. 17 With everything they've observed, the officers are ready to place her under arrest, but the woman has no intention of going quietly. All right, Bailey, so at this time I need you to turn around and place your hands behind your back for me, okay? No, no. No. Bailey, stop. Bailey, stop. Stop. Stop that. Bailey, you're going to get hurt, okay? You're on the concrete. Stop that. Bailey, stop. So, this is Bailey. I didn't do anything, this Bailey, this is making it worse, okay? Bailey, unfortunately, please remove your hands, okay? Bailey. Bailey, I do not want to have to spray test this. This is going to hurt. >> it. I don't give a You have to put your arms behind your back. This is silly. >> This is crazy. >> I didn't do Bailey. Let me off my Come on now. This is crazy. Bailey, you're going to get yourself hurt. Dude. You're on the Bailey, you're face down on the ground. You're going to scratch your face. Stop. I don't care. I'm not No, I'm not and then yelling Officer, we got one in custody. All right, stand her up. Come on now, really? My screen is my car. No. No. Bailey, you see her behavior, right? Unfortunately, with her being a DUI tonight So. Stop. This is crazy. This is crazy, yeah. We are doing this cuz you're intoxicated. You cannot be driving right now. Search her. No. I got her. No, you're not going home. Where's your feet? I'm going to put you up against the car so you can't move, okay? I didn't kick your officer. Please don't kick me. She's in custody, but that doesn't stop her from firing off more disrespectful remarks as the officers search her. You tried to kick me once. I'm not going to charge you with that, but >> I I did not try to kick you. It's on camera. So, that's fine, okay? Just keep it >> Yeah, show it to Show it to the It'll be there cuz I didn't try to kick you. >> It will be there. Yeah, I'm crying. That's why women shouldn't be in combat. >> Oh, really? Yeah. Okay. Combat. Stand up. All right. I'm going to search you, so you might as well make it easier. Okay. I can't spread her legs. I can't do this. All right, what are you going to break it? No, we're not going to break it. We still have to search you. >> it feels really Listen and just do what he told you. >> We do not want to hurt you. All right, you can do a secondary just so you Can I ask if he can loan me money so he can get me out? Yeah, Bailey, we're not doing any favors for you at this point. All right, go on. Get in the car. All right, I'm going to put you in the car. Call me a repo car. Yeah, I did. Okay. You got it. All right, watch your step getting out, okay? Does that mean I can't leave tonight? No, you will. Yeah. It was just the the whole stuff is for the car. Yep. Yep. I'm I'm In the end, the woman faced charges for DUI and resisting arrest, and after her court appearance, she was ordered to complete community service. Number one, woman learns that speeding and lying to the officers about your identity will lead to a more serious charge. On July 28th, 2025, officers spotted a vehicle speeding and initiated a traffic stop. Here's what unfolded. How's it going? I'm going How you doing? Good, good. How much faster were you going? I'm I'm I'm in a rush to work, so I'm sorry. Where are you trying to get to? To work. Where do you work? I work at >> Dispatch, do you have a 28 for me? Yeah, it's okay. 10-4, 965 Charlie. I'm sorry, what did you say? I work at UPS. UPS? Yes. Um Sorry, do you want me to run 965 Charlie? Um I don't have my driver's license on me, but you can look at the car, but I have my insurance on Do you have one on? I do. Okay, you still have it on you? Yeah. Okay, do you have the insurance on you, too? What time do you have to be at work? At 3:00. Dispatch, no record. Is there any other 980 missing? Give me one second, all right? Okay. I can't find you in our in our system. You said your name is Cashay? Yes, Cashay. Okay, and you don't have your driver's license on you? I don't have it on me. I don't Okay, do you have any other ID on you? I don't. No? You have the right birthday? Give me 7 2002? 2002, right? Yeah. Yeah, it's not It's not coming back. There's nothing's coming back. It's 2002? Yes. 2002? I will say 2002. 2002? What did you say your first name was? Cashay. Cashay, what did you just tell her? The same thing. You said S H A N T E L? No. Shantel? I did not. That's my sister. That's your sister? Yeah, this is my sister's car. This is your sister's car? >> Yeah, the insurance that I told you that this is my sister's car. Okay. You can warm it up again. Who owns the car? Huh? Who owns the car? My sister. This is my sister's car. What's your sister's name? Shantel. Shantel, do you know her birthday? It's 08 It's August the 27th. Okay. Do you know what year? Do you have anything with your name on it? I don't at the moment. >> of your ID? Despite checking their systems, the officers can't find anything that verifies her name, which raises their first major red flag. Or like an insurance card with your name on it or anything you have on your phone's fine. No, again, this is my sister's car. >> No, I know no no. I I mean like health insurance, anything. Yeah, just something with your name on it. Or if you have photo of an ID, that's perfect, too. Are you going home? No, I'm going to Where do you work at? I work at UPS. Oh, okay. In Hodgkins or uh In Hodgkins. You used to work over there. You used to You know the Never mind. What? >> Never mind. I'm thinking of the other one. Oh. Willow Springs one. Oh. No, that's that's that's what >> one? You know the barn across the street? There's like a horse farm on the back side of it. I used to work at the farm there. Okay, I've never seen the back of it. >> Yeah, you got to go. It's nice. Yeah, a photo of your ID or something. I got a new phone, so maybe She's looking for a photo. Yeah. Do you have like a debit card or anything? Something with your name on it? I left it in my purse at home. You don't have anything on it? Nothing. Like no identification. I'm sorry, yeah. Like I'm not even joking. You keep looking. Okay. Or like a photo of your house insurance or any work like a pay stub from work. Banking Email Something with your name on it. Like I said, I have a new phone. Like I just got this phone yesterday, so it's like I don't have much information >> looks like it's transferred over. No. Well, you got to have your license on you. You have to keep it present when you drive. Again, we're just having a hard time We just want to make sure you are who you say you are. And then we can clear you out of here. So, yeah, that's all we're waiting for. Do you have like a name tag or something from work? So you work at UPS, right? I don't have a name tag. You don't have anything? I just have the punch in. But I'm not working. Okay. With no ID and no verifiable records, the officers' suspicions continue to grow with every passing minute. Worse yet, the woman doesn't seem too keen on cooperating with the officers in verifying her identity. Well, just pull up a pay stub from work or or banking app. Well, my phone don't have no data. That's the thing. I don't have no data on my phone. So, you don't have your driver's license, you don't have your purse, you don't have anything that can verify your name. I don't not not at the moment. I'm sorry. I was supposed to be on my way to work. I was coming from a family function. But you're going to have to pull up something. I can't just let you go without verifying who you are. Are you Are you Shantel? I'm not Shantel. I'm Cachet. Okay. Are Are you lying to us? No. >> Okay. What birthday did you give him the first time? I gave him July 20th, 2002. Okay. And did you spell your name with a K? I did not. My name is spelled with a C. Okay. S H A I just need to see something, anything that has your name on it. And I don't think it's that hard. There's a million options on your phone. All right, a pay stub from work, a work email. You can log into something. >> Again, ma'am, I don't have no data on my phone to log into anything You can log into anything that has your name on it. What I just said, I don't have no data on my phone. You have the internet. I do not have the internet. Everyone has the internet. I can show you that I do not have the internet. What's your email? I can't My email is It's not >> be able to pull it off. Just go on your phone. Go to your email. My email is not going to show because I don't have no data, sir. Just go to your email. Pull up anything. Or it should be a two. Does it say two? I don't have no data to show you anything, sir. This This is You have a bunch of emails on there. I do, but I'm saying it's like no data to show you anything, sir. I don't have no data to pull up anything to show you. Like it's not going to load. Even a single username could have backed up her story. But as the officer tells her to open her phone, it doesn't take long to see the reason why the woman is so hesitant in having the officers see the device. You see anything there? Um Okay. All right, I'm not Let's see. Do you have any other apps or anything? Can you go to your home page? Instagram? Any Instagram? It's not going to show you. Go to your home page. I mean, yeah. What's your TikTok? It's not going to load. It just loaded. Go to your TikTok. You're Shantel. No, this is another like like I have multiple I have multiple accounts. >> Why are you lying to me? I'm not lying, sir. You have multiple accounts. Why would you have Shantel's account? This is my sister's account. Okay. What's Shantel Hey. What's Shantel uh her driver's license? What's the status? It's suspended. Ma'am, please step out of the car. Step out of the car. She just pulled up her Instagram and it says Shantel. I have multiple accounts. That's what I'm telling you. Step out of the car and then we'll figure out more, okay? All right, just let's talk first. Let's talk first. Step out of the car. It's a lawful order. Okay? Step out of the vehicle. If you do not step out of the vehicle, we will remove you from the vehicle. It is a lawful order to step out of the car. Bring your phone with. You want to get out? Go to your iPhone. All right, come to the back car. Wow. It's my name. No, it's not. I I can't even make it to work because he >> What's your name? So, what So, Getting pulled over was one thing, but lying to the officers, that's the mistake that turned everything against her. Okay. Like we all know why we're here, right? He's He's going to give you >> I was speeding. Yeah, you were. You were speeding. Okay, I'm not lying. Well, why are we all here? Now why are we all sitting in our patrol car? Because he think I'm lying about my name. Do you have anything with your ID on it? I do not, sir. My my I'm telling them my phone don't have no internet to load like the browser. >> Okay, but you don't have like a wallet on you? You don't have anything? Where are you going right now? I'm going to work. I work at UPS. You anything with you to work? Do you have your ID? Your badge to get in? No, we have to punch in to get in. Where's your work stuff? It's in my car, sir. My work stuff is in my car, sir. You want to see? My shoes and No, you can stay back here, ma'am. Stay back. >> My shoes and all my uniform is in my car, sir. My shoes and everything But about whose purse is this? It It This is my sister's car again. She just let me try to get to work. All right. I'm just having a hard time with you not pulling anything up. I think that's where we're at. Go back to your Instagram. Do you have more than one account on Instagram? Yeah. I do. I have more than one account. I thought you said you don't have internet. I do not, but I can log in like I I can't I can't >> log into different accounts. I can switch the account. Go back to your Instagram. I scrolled to the top and it says Shantel. Exactly. And this is another account, right? You You keep your sister's account? I do. That's a little strange. It may be. No, I We are two different people, ma'am. You can't be two different people if you're keeping her account. You are you and I am me. This is a different account. >> to the other one. >> Look look look, this is This is the different >> to the other one. This is the other one. Right. That's This is my sister's account. >> That's you. Ma'am, turn around. You're under arrest. Your driver's license is suspended. I didn't even make it to work. Even when given one more chance to come clean, the woman doubles down, and the officer knows exactly what that means. You want to tell me your name now? Cuz I know it. >> told you my name. Shantel. All right, so you're going to get taken back to the station here and your fingerprint anyway. Your name's going to come back as Shantel. Okay, that's what we going to do, bro. We I ain't used to the problem. Shantel, I don't want to arrest you. I ain't I ain't making your money. Why are you lying to me? >> I'm not lying, sir. You're lying. You're clearly not even going to work. I'm going to work. If you want to see, I I go to work directly. I work from 3:00 in the morning to 10:00 in the morning. I believe that, but you're lying to me about your name. You just pulled up Shantel's Instagram. On the stories, it's you. Okay. How dumb do you think I am? Okay. That's what make your money, bro. Okay. Step out. Thank you. Come on. All right. All right. Okay. Is that you? Okay. And we're looking at another account. Y'all get paid for this? Of course I get paid for Of course. I'll say y'all get paid extra. Y'all can take me home. You say you don't want that bag or anything? Will y'all take my car, too? Huh? Will y'all take my car, too? We need your information when we get to the station. We'll take your car to the 331 Yeah, but two though, that's what I'm saying. We'll give you that information I'm saying I'm not violating I'm just following the dispatcher instructions. Can I call my job to say tell them that I got arrested? >> We'll give you a call from the station But I don't have the number in my phone. I'm going to grab your phone. We'll take your phone with you to the station. Just give me a sec. [Music] Gee. As it turns out, she was hiding her identity due to the fact that she has an active warrant. And so, on top of being processed for her active warrant, she was also charged with obstructing identity. Think they'll be back at it again? Let me know your thoughts in the comments down below, and I'll see you in the next video.