Sovereign citizens love reciting the rules, just never the real ones. And these cops were happy to correct them. Here are five cases when sovereign citizens get reality checked by nononsense cops. Number five, woman learns the hard way that saying, "I do not consent," doesn't end an arrest. In our first case from Venice, Florida, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a car linked to a person with an expired license. Here's what unfolded. >> I do not consent. >> Sorry. [Music] >> You do not consent. You do not wish to contract with me and you don't answer questions. All right. Turn your vehicle off for me. Can I get 94? I got a sovereign citizen. >> Turn your vehicle off for me. >> 104. Ma'am, can you turn your vehicle off for me? All right. Listen to me. I know you don't answer questions, but you're going to listen to what I'm going to say. If you don't open the vehicle door and you step out and you turn the vehicle off, I'm going to break the window and I'm going to take you out of the vehicle and I'm going to take you under arrest. >> Okay? You understand that if you don't comply with what I'm saying, you are going to go under arrest. >> Did I commit a crime? >> Yeah. 104. Like I said, >> 104 question. >> All right, one more chance. >> All right, I'm going to have her 10:15. I need 94. If you close the windows on me, I'm going to break the window. [Music] I understand that it's a female driver telling me that and I'm going to break the window and take her under arrest. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. Kidnap me. >> I'm not going to kidnap. >> I have a fee. >> Listen to me. >> No. >> Listen to me, ma'am. You're going about You're going about this the wrong way. >> You're just going to get a citation. You're about to go to jail for resistance. >> You understand? >> So, step out of the vehicle. >> The driver refuses to cooperate, choosing to make a phone call instead of responding to the officer's repeated requests. For now, he's patient, but that patience won't last long if she continues to ignore lawful commands. >> Ma'am, I don't want to use force against you. >> At the tone, please record your message. When you record, you may >> I don't want to use force against you. You understand that, right? >> Ma'am. Okay. Turn your vehicle off, ma'am. Open your vehicle door. Open your vehicle door. >> Step out of the vehicle. I'm breaking the window. Open the vehicle door. >> You are under arrest. At this point, you have no say. >> Open the vehicle door. >> Open the vehicle door. Are you under arrest for resisting? >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> You are under arrest for resistance. Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out. >> Even after the officer shatters the window, the woman refuses to budge. It's clear now that broken glass alone isn't enough to make her comply. And with that, the officer is prepared to take a more decisive step. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Yeah. Break it. fees for millions of dollars. You guys are going to be this hell. >> Step out of the vehicle or you're going to get tased. >> Step out of the vehicle or you're going to get tased. >> They're kidnapping me. >> Step out of the vehicle. You're >> kidnapping me. >> Step out of the vehicle. I don't want to hurt you. Step out of the vehicle and do what I say. Step out of the vehicle. Get behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> You want to play games now? You're under arrest. >> You guys are all >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Yep. It's a four. >> What do you think? I just got back. >> Simple as you should have just complied. >> You guys are screwed. >> All right, ma'am. >> I'm going to help you. >> This is your last >> I'm going to have you step up. >> Stand up. >> Clear our tent. All of you brand new car >> see. >> Now cuffed and seated in the cruiser, she's read her rights as officers prepare to bring her in. All right, you're under arrest for resisting and whatever else I can see what's left on the vehicle. Um, your vehicle is going to get towed. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him and her present with you before doing questioning. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you in no cause before enduring questioning. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each other's rights that I explained to you? All right. Got rescue coming to check your cuts and then after that going to jail. >> She has a valid Florida license. I don't know where it's at, but >> unreal. >> Got the passport. >> All she was going to get was a citation. >> Couple cash. Got bank cards and everything in that name. So, >> pretty legit. >> All right. >> I got several charges. I got persistent. I got failure to comply with law enforcement plus several citations. All right. All right. Yeah, we'll head now. >> Thank you, guys. In the middle of the car wash when you call. >> Yeah, no worries. I'm like, >> "Yeah, I know you're good." >> It escalated. I didn't want it to escalate that quick, but she didn't give me any choice and I couldn't see inside the car, so I was, you know, >> Yeah, I know. Like, I don't That's the three things that she told me. I'm like, >> you know, give me your license and whatever. >> All right. Moments later, her husband pulls up and from the look on his face, he's not interested in talking. With that, the officers immediately make it clear who's in charge. >> Where's my wife? Where did you kidnap her? >> What? >> Stay in the car and leave the traffic stop, please. >> Back up 25 ft, sir. >> We're not We don't have to talk. Just go home. >> What? Nobody gave you permission to search that. >> Don't worry about it. >> Scene. That's fine. Get out of the scene and go home. >> Hey, I'm out of the scene right now, buddy. >> Yep, that's fine. You can record over there, across, whatever you want. >> I will. >> Just go home. >> I don't have to go home. Don't tell me what to do. >> Have a good day. >> All right. >> Just ignore him. >> Just ignore him. >> You want to call out with him though? >> I'll be right here. Where's the car going? Is what I'm asking. Just ignore him. I'll let him know. Just >> It's going to Talon. We'll give her a copy of it. >> Where can I pick her up at? >> Sarasota County Jail. >> Which one? >> Sarasota County. 20 2020 Main Street. >> Right. How long you >> Just give it about 6 hours or so. I got a feeling that was her husband. He came in hot. I was like, either this car doesn't see that we're there or he's family. Oh, since he's the owner and he's present, we can cease the tag now. >> Hey, your vehicle has a cease tag order. >> Excuse me. >> Your vehicle has a cease tag order from the state. >> So, since you're president and you're the registered owner, I'm taking your tag. Just letting you know >> things didn't end in the woman's favor. and she was later officially charged with resisting arrest. Number four, sovereign citizen learns that claiming to be a state national won't stop an arrest. On June 8th, 2025, a patrol officer spotted a driver who failed to come to a full stop at a sign. That alone is enough to start a traffic stop. However, once pulled over, the driver has plenty to say. >> Good morning, Officer Lang of the Naples Police Department. The reason I'm stopping you is failure to come to a complete stop at the stop sign. >> Oh, I thought I did. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. Is this your license and registration? >> I no longer use a license. I only have uh my passport that I use. I'm a state national. So, I no longer have to abide by uh the corporate corporation's rules and I have my documentation for that. >> Okay. Those were previous uh citations that were dismissed by Judge Cone. >> Yeah, this doesn't show me anything of why you don't have to have a driver's license, though. >> Uh I'm a state national, so uh I'm exempt from the problem or the what what you guys do. I'm exempt from the uh >> Usually you have a card on you that states that um that they give you that you're exemplary. >> Yeah, they they haven't sent it to me yet, but I I have filed all the paperwork and it's been in place 11. >> It's been in place for what? >> Six years. >> And you don't have if it's been in place for six years. You don't have the prior one? >> They they didn't send it to me yet. >> In the whole entire six years, you've never had any. know how our federal government works. So this is >> So what do you provide for documentation wherever you go? You only provide ma'am. >> You should have been at least issued an identification card even if you don't have a driver's license. >> No, because the identification card again abides by your rules uh leaning uh ownership of my vehicles of myself to you and I'm no longer a part of the corporation. So I'm exempt. What she said so far is strange enough, but her next claim is the one that really leaves officers speechless. >> So what what we're doing here is illegal as far as me because I no longer participate the extortion of the police department. >> Are you are you stating you're so you're a sovereign citizen? >> I'm not state national. >> State national. >> I'm not sovereign. I'm a state national. I'm a part of the Republic of the United States. no longer a part of the corporation. >> Where do you reside at? >> I reside in Naples, Florida. >> Where exactly? >> Here in Naples. >> I know, but I I need to know so I can issue you um a citation. I need to know your address. >> You don't have to issue me a citation. >> We still have to follow the rules that everybody else follows. >> No, ma'am. I do not. I do not. That that that's why I get always get it excused. You don't have any you don't have any documentation on you stating that. So you're not exempt. >> I am I am exe. Believe me, you'll get a bond from me that goes directly towards you that finds you for every minute that you're holding me here. There there is no crime that's committed. You can only detain me if there's a crime committed. >> Ma'am, you are legally have to follow injured if you're injured vehicle in Florida. No, you still have to follow. No, I don't. It's See, you guys are extorting money from us. >> See, the problem is you're violating my fourth amendment. I >> No, it's actually not. >> Yes, you are. I can go through it with you, doll. >> I have it all here. >> Stand by for me. >> Vehicle versus a pole. There is airbag deployment in the northbound lane. The woman refuses to cooperate or even acknowledge the female officer, leaving her with no choice but to call in a supervisor for backup. >> Hey, Nicole. >> Sus, do you have a minute? >> Sure. Go right ahead. >> Okay. So, I'm on a traffic stop with um a woman who's stating she's not a sovereign citizen, but she's a citizen. And >> here documentation from the judge. >> Okay. Can you repeat again what you just told me? >> I'm I'm a state travel. I'm I'm a state national. I have the right to travel freely. I'm not encumbered by any of your laws or regulations. >> Stating >> stating she doesn't have to have a driver's license. She can run the stop sign, do everything >> and that she travels through common law. And um >> she if she if she fails to produce identification or a driver's license, she can >> I did I did produce my my >> she gave me her passport, but she says she doesn't have a driver's license. She doesn't need a driver's license. She doesn't have >> If she doesn't have a If she doesn't have a driver's license, just like anyone else, she can be arrested for not having a driver's license. >> No. No state shall No state shall convert my >> send you back up. >> It's a god-given right. >> All right. Bye. >> It's a god-given right. You guys are You guys are extorting money from us. It's a god-given right. Murdoch versus Pennsylvania. It's a god-given right. We're the Supreme law. >> Do you have your registration for the vehicle? >> I don't have registration with me. No, I don't have to provide it. I am I am >> You do your driving? >> No, ma'am. I I am common law. I am I It is not a privilege. It's a right. It's a God-given right for me to be able to travel. >> Do you have your registration? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, you have no registration, no driver. >> I have it. I just don't have it on me. I don't have to carry it. >> So, go ahead and call your supervisor. >> In the event, you know, you get into an accident with somebody or something. >> I have insurance. >> Turns out she's driving without a license. And that's all the officers need to take her in. But instead of facing it, she keeps trying to talk her way out. Well, >> I have insurance and I've also got a bond. >> So, I have there's no injured party here, honey. >> It doesn't matter if there's no >> Absolutely. It does. That's when a crime is committed. That's the only time you can pull me. >> No. >> Yes, ma'am. There's an injured party. >> No. >> You're offering You're offering the contract is not accepted. >> Stand by. You're all free. >> Tell for an operation. >> What's up? >> She's sovereign. >> Huh? >> She's sovereign. She won't provide me with a driver's license. Her driver's license is expired in 2025. >> Um, she registration is up to date actually. And um, so right now she's just giving me all types of problems. I'm I was just going to write her for expired driver's license. >> And um >> what type of pole is it that's on the ground there? Is it going to be a city >> like mouthing off? So said the >> only number I see on it now is >> not comp. >> Um >> she has an expired driver's license. She can't drive. M. >> So, um, somebody else you're going to have to come drive her car and get an arrest or I >> Right. >> Yeah. >> Can you fear, please? >> Get my glove. >> Okay, ma'am. I need you to turn your vehicle off for me. >> What's the purpose? >> Cuz your driver's license is actually expired, ma'am. You don't have the state of Florida. my my freedom to travel freely into a >> What I need you to do right now is turn your car off for me so we can get this situated. >> What What are we getting situated? >> I'm trying to help you. >> What are you trying to help me with? >> She's out of time and options. As she's told to leave the vehicle, she tries a new approach. >> Ma'am, >> no. I don't understand. What are you trying to help me with? >> I've explained everything to you. I've I've been very kind and helpful to you. >> I can't go forward without my attorney. >> Okay, that's fine. Call your call your supervisor. >> My partner is here with me right now. >> Call your supervisor. Call your supervisor, please. >> We can do that, too. >> What is your badge number, please? >> Ma'am, I'm trying to help you in the best way that I can. >> You have to disclose your badge number. >> And I have no problem doing that. You >> have to disclose your badge number right now. According to Shapiro versus Thompson. >> Okay, that's no problem, ma'am. >> These are these are constitutional laws that have been put in place, ma'am. That's what I follow. The constitution. The state of Florida has taken my right to travel freely in my private vehicle and turn it into a privilege which is against my constitutional rights. >> I am not I am not contracting with you. >> Okay. >> I understand. >> Hear me out for a second. Okay. >> Just I heard what you had to say at this point. She has asked you to turn the vehicle off and step out of the vehicle. >> If you listen to me, you are going to step out of the vehicle. Why would I do that? >> Because I asked you to. >> You don't have any authority over me. >> I do. >> No, you don't. You both are criminals. >> No. You're going to step out of the vehicle or I'm going to make you get out of the vehicle. >> I'm going to church. >> No, you're going to get out of the vehicle right now. Nope. Nope. Stop it. Do not do not. Oh my god. No. No. >> No. No. >> Stop. Leave me alone. >> Listen. >> Oh my god. I'm going to church. Stop it. Leave me alone. Please stop. Oh my god. Are you crazy? >> No. You're gonna step out of the vehicle. >> Oh my god. Wait. Let me turn my vehicle off. >> Do not grab me. No. >> Stop. >> Do not. >> Stop it. >> Grab this one. >> I'm gonna put I'm gonna lock up my car. >> No. >> I'm going to lock up my car. >> We tried to help. >> Oh my god. Burn. >> Such a supervisor. >> Step out. Step out. >> Oh my god. Let me put my car in. Step out. >> Let me PUT MY CAR IN. STEP OUT. >> Step out. My car is out. Unfortunately for her, no amount of misqued law stops the inevitable. And once the cuffs come out, so do the tears. >> Stay right there. Do not move. >> Oh my god. >> Careful. >> Yep. >> Nobody else can care. >> Nope. >> Please lock my car. >> No. I want to lock up my car. >> Okay, I'm going to take care of it in a second. >> Please let me go to church. >> Don't tighten them again. You don't have to tighten them that much. >> There and they are loose. >> Relax. >> Nope. >> Ow. You don't have to tighten it, sir. >> Not tighten. You are. You're typing. >> I have to be clamped on. They're handcuffs. >> Are you the supervisor? >> I am the supervisor. >> Okay. I need you to please get my purse and call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I'm not calling your attorney. I will. We will take care of your property. >> Going to have a seat right now. >> Don't handle me like that. >> You're going to sit down, please. >> Stop it. >> Sit down and put your legs in. >> Don't tell my car. Call my brother to come down. >> Thank you. >> Please don't tell my car. >> Watch your legs. Please don't tow my vehicle. Can I please call my brother? >> No. >> Why? >> Cuz it's getting towed. >> Why? >> That's theft. >> It's not. >> Sir, you're you're stealing my car if you impound it. >> Sir, can I please secure my vehicle? Sir, >> at this point, the woman has made it clear she doesn't want to work with them, and the officers aren't offering leniency in return. >> Let me secure my car, please. My purse and everything. How am I supposed to get out of jail? >> It's getting towed. >> What about my personal belongings? >> You're going to be secured in the vehicle. >> Sir, I've got money in that purse. Please don't do that to me. >> What kind of money do you have? >> I have over $2,000 in that purse. Please. >> Okay. Uh, I can check with the supervisor and ask you if >> Please let me have my purse so I can post bail. Please, >> let me check. >> She would like to bring her purse with her to jail. >> Making sure I see a lot of lighters. So, I just want to make sure that here that's not supposed to be in here before we bring it to the jail. >> Uh, while you're doing that, I'm going to type the jail intake. She can have her phone, too. I will bring your purse and your uh phone for you. >> Thank you, sir. >> Yep. >> Can you please roll up my windows? >> We will. >> And And I I I can't have the code to towed because it's on a security. >> It's going to get towed. There is not nothing around that. >> What if you up my car? >> It's not going to. >> How do you know that? >> Because we notate any damage on it prior to the toe. There is no damage on my car >> and there won't be anyone to get it. >> How do I get it? >> Uh, you'll be advised on where it's going to get towed to. >> How long am I going to be in jail? >> Uh, I can't answer that question. I don't know. That's not up to us. >> Well, we need a magistrate here to tell me that right now. >> Uh, you'll go before a judge when you get in. What started as a routine traffic stop ended with far more than a citation. The woman is now facing several serious charges, including failure to obey a lawful order, resisting an officer with violence, and battery on specified personnel. A situation that could have been resolved in minutes has now turned into a criminal case. Number three, how to have an officer smash your window in the first few minutes of the traffic stop. It's May 7th, 2021 when a highway patrol officer stopped a speeding driver. The goal was simple. Get the driver to comply and make him understand his violations. Unfortunately, the next few seconds will immediately push this stop in a whole new direction. >> I just want to know what the emergency >> I'm saying you're stopping for speeding. >> Okay. Do you have a driver's license on you? >> Yeah, I'll give you my >> Yeah. You on probation appear? >> I'm going to give you my information, sir. Hold on. I'm not committing any crime. I just want to know why do why do you have to have your emergency lights on? What's the emergency? >> I just told you you're being you're being stopped. Because you were speeding. >> Are you recording this, please? >> Yes, we are recording. We record everything. License registration, please. I got you. >> Hey sir, I don't like you reaching around. I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, I'm not I don't want to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm telling you that's case law. I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Listen, either step out of the vehicle. I'm going to break the glass. I'm going to pull you out of the vehicle. >> Have your watch commander? >> No. Step out of the vehicle now, sir. >> Have your watch commander pull up, please. Sir, don't break my window. >> I'm asking you right now. Step out of the vehicle then. Step out of the vehicle, please. I'm under arrest. Do not break my hand. I didn't commit a crime. >> Step out of the vehicle, >> sir. I did not commit a crime. I will step out under the arrest. Please. I'll step out of >> Please step out. >> I will. Please. Please do not hurt me. You're I'm fearful for my life, for my safety. You're scaring me. >> I'm giving you 3 seconds, sir. If you don't step out of the vehicle now, I'm going to break the glass and you're going to get pulled out. >> Yes, sir. I'm I'm doing it right now, >> sir. One, sir. Whoa. >> You're hurting me, sir. >> Please, I'm not resisting. Can you record somebody, please? Somebody record this. >> Somebody record this. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> I am. I'm hurt. I'm >> I'm hurt. Relax. You don't have to hurt. >> I'm not I'm not complying. You're hurting me. I'm not complying. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> He says he's complying, but the footage and reports suggest otherwise. The officers are struggling to cuff him. And to make matters worse, the man seems more focused on creating a scene than calming down. >> I can fly. I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I can fly, sir. My elbow's broken. My elbow, dude. I comply, sir. I relax. I complied. I'm in pain. I'm in pain. You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. You're hurt. I need to go to the hospital. >> You're hurting me. Record this, please. Please record this. Please record this live. My name is Quinn Bass. My name is Quinn Bass. Quinn Bass. My name of America. 674. >> Can you uh start meditating Sam, please? [Music] >> Please, I'm hurting. I'm hurt. >> I need medical attention. My elbow's broken. >> Please, buddy. I'm going in. >> All right. I >> know. I swear. >> I got you guys' cameras. >> We need to get out. >> Yeah, we'll get you guys out right now. Okay. Give us a second. >> Have you started yet? >> Yeah. >> Are you able to squeeze through? >> Uh, I'm going to try. >> You going try? >> Yeah. >> If you can't, I'll I'll try to move it. >> Okay. I'll try to get out. >> Okay. >> Did you guys see anything that happened? >> You did? >> Did you see anything that happened? He said, "No, no, no." >> No, he wasn't paying attention. We were in there. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, no >> worries. Sorry. >> No, you guys are fine. Thank you. >> Medics check everyone out and with no injuries reported, the arrest moves forward. Still, the man keeps the conversation going loudly. >> Sergeant Can you tell them they have my cell phone right here? Can you give >> We have his phone in the door panel. >> Can you grab my phone, please? >> They're going They have it. They're taking it. >> I want my wife to to have my phone, sir. >> No. Go, brother. Just go. >> They can't just release it right now. You have to take care of this first. If you can release it, let's go to jail. Okay. >> What am I being charged with? >> Uh, sir, listen. We're not going to keep explaining to you. We've already told you. You knew the circumstances beforehand, sir. >> With resistant arrest, felony resistant arrest. >> And what's the addition? >> Was for speeding. >> Speeding. Freeway. >> Yeah. Jump on the freeway. >> Hey man, how bad are you cut? Yeah, we'll just jump on the 210 and then uh how how deep are your cuts? >> Uh >> I will need I will need your business cards. >> No, you're getting a report number and that's it. >> Nope. You're getting a report number and that's it. >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. Chief, >> you'll have the report number, too, sir. I'm I'm going talk to Chief when I get when I when I get the chance to Okay. Friday with Sheriff McMahon about this sheriff. Okay. >> You're 12, right? >> Yeah, I'm 12. >> You're not missing any gear? >> No, I'm good. >> Never in my life like this before. all this for asking what crime did I do? Like you could have gave me a citation, let me go and buy my business instead of >> not long after he pivots now claiming he's the one who's been wronged. >> There's certain protocol procedures you got I deal with all the time. We got That's one of my [ __ ] birds. Oh my love Michelle I turn The officers don't take any chances. Following protocol, they make a quick stop at the hospital to get the suspect medically cleared. >> Oh, this hurts. >> I'll be right back. Oh, that was a pretty nice slam, bro. You got me pretty good. Oh, this [ __ ] hurts. >> Hey, listen. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> I'm in a lot of pain. >> No, I'm I'm I know we're over it right now. So, this is this is the deal. Okay, man. I want to make sure that you're fine. >> I'm not. >> Okay. So, as long as you treat us like like with respect like a man, I'm going to treat you. Okay. I'm I'll make sure I take care of you. >> Navy veteran, bro. I would I don't disrespect nobody, bro. >> I know. I'm sorry. Thank you. >> But do you need a chicken, too? >> Uh, I'll wait for my sergeant. >> Okay. some stuff to book with. >> Oh, I need to get pictures first. >> Understand? I'm a Navy war vet and I serve my country with honor, bro. That's what you don't understand. I don't I don't do rather even. But even even argue about the >> I'm not going to argue with either. That's what Court get. But but like I said before, even me just just about to go to law school and work with gentlemen like you guys, even with routine, even with routine traffic stops, guys. There's a way you conduct yourself. You don't put put people under the rut to the point where you break slam them into their own glass, man. >> No, that's not how the procedure works. Just want to let you know how it all works. You speak this problem. If there's no emergency, if there's no report of of a crime and there's no >> I just got to get away from them. I'll be okay. >> That struggle didn't just delay the inevitable. The man's non-compliance added a felony resisting arrest charge to his record. Number two, tourist tries telling officers how the law works. It doesn't go well. This incident out of Key West, Florida began with officers spotting a car parked in a clearly marked tow zone. However, when the authorities made contact with a driver, things quickly took a turn. >> We have a loophole. So, you can All right. >> You can do what you want. Watch this. I didn't do a single thing wrong. I don't know why he immediately became an but I'll I'll tell you what I read that sign. Read the sign. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I didn't want to I mean I don't know why you became an sign. I I read it. Okay. What does it say? It says to Well, what I can do is because I know the law because I've had a DUI. And I'll tell you this, I can't get a DUI unless a key is in the ignition. >> Correct. >> Watch this. >> Oh, you have it on you. >> And you are in physical control of the vehicle. >> Kev, hold the key. Watch this. You could try and arrest me. Watch this. He's got the key. Watch this. [Music] >> Wait, wait, wait. I'm done. I'm done. Give me your hand. >> I am. Wait. I am. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Hold on. Oh my god. I'm Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay. Hold on. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. What did I do wrong? Please, please, please wait. [Applause] >> I'm sorry. >> It takes less than 3 minutes for the encounter to escalate. The man refuses to cooperate, ignoring basic commands, and before long, he's in handcuffs. The officers have dealt with this kind of behavior before, and they're not about to let it slide. Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Sir, I'll put that up. >> Am I being What am I being [Music] >> stoping for? They're all right. Ow. Chris, >> wait. Sir, anyone, can you please answer why I'm being detained? >> I gave you specific instructions >> and I tried >> not to get in a vehicle in the middle of the Wall Street. Okay. >> You're not about to put somebody >> But sir, >> somebody at risk because you're nonsense, sir. >> Okay. We have cars on the Wall Street and I'm not going to let you put that vehicle back on the road. I told you not to do that, but you wanted to prove a point. >> Sir, I Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I'm I'm not trying to be disrespectful whatsoever. In my in my reasonable defense, you told me I could get a DUI for for moving the golf cart. I did not even have the key on my person. I didn't even have the key on my person. I threw the key to my buddy and I and he immediately threw the kit down. I don't know any way what is unlawful about that and I'm not >> I mean seriously I don't think I broke the law in any way. >> I mean you guys can take me to jail and you can I truly didn't break the law. I did not break the law and I know my right. I know my right and I and Look, have I been disrespectful? >> Yes, you were. So, >> look, I'm just trying to >> His attitude is what turned a simple stop into something much worse. And even now, he's convinced he's the victim in all of this, but the officers know better. I'm not trying to be >> Well, you were. >> But he came on to me as a And if you guys >> You've already got one DUI, buddy. >> But I look I I respect y'all. I really >> You don't You don't respect us, >> sir. >> You don't respect us, >> sir. >> Otherwise, you wouldn't have done what you did. >> But he came on to me as an >> You told me not to do something. But he told me before >> get back. You get any you get any closer >> and you will get tased. Get back. >> YOU HEARD HIM >> NOW. >> GET BACK. >> YOU'RE NOT HERE TO TELL YOU. >> Get back. Get back. >> 100%. >> Get back. >> 100%. >> The officer that >> Get back the officer. You can ask the officer earlier. >> 67. I have all my days on display. >> Tell you that. >> Can you handle that? >> This is wild, man. Look, sir, you know I'm not meaning any disrespect. He came on to me before I went into the strip club. He was already being >> He was not on you before you went into the strip club. >> He was. But I look, sir, I don't believe I did anything wrong. That's fine. You don't have to believe. You did. So, >> what did I do? >> He told you not to do something and you did. >> Can you please I'm not resisting you. Can you please let off a little bit? It hurts my wrist. >> Hold on. I'm about to move you. >> I'm not >> I'm about to move you into the car. >> Come on. >> Oh my god. >> Look at that. I threw I threw my keys to Kevin and they're now they're they're arresting me. >> Officer. Sir, >> sir, >> walk across the street. >> I got it. But you were you were with me earlier in the party. I didn't we didn't do anything wrong. >> Dad, I literally didn't do anything wrong. >> Your face close to my >> Now in cuffs and seated in the cruiser, the man still isn't done talking. He continues to argue his case as if repeating himself might somehow change the outcome. >> Seriously, that's crazy. I haven't >> I mean what did he do? >> I haven't resisted one time. >> I didn't do anything. >> By hold on by Florida State statute 843.02 a law enforcement officer gives you instruction when he or she is doing his >> or her legal duties. You are to follow those instructions. you sir >> try to move a vehicle >> because you wanted to prove a point but I'm not going to let you because you are going to start a crash OR PUT SOMEBODY'S LIFE IN DANGER because you wanted to prove a point >> I'm not going to allow that >> sir >> okay you're not going to let me speak >> maybe I did have a little bit too much to drink but >> I get it >> my main thing is I I want I don't want you getting hit by a car >> yes sir and I don't think you realize that you were >> you were on Devall Street. >> I get it. >> Dewall Street. You >> With the situation under control, officers transported him to the station without any additional trouble. >> If you if you only knew what happened. >> No, I totally I I do agree with you. No. What's up, Keer? Face this swag. >> Are you coming up? >> No. >> Kev, you should have stepped in, man. I hate that you're dealing with this because of me, man. That is so That is Sorry. All right, step out. Um just to double check you don't have anything on you that I >> can probably >> because this is uh the time that you where you know where you start talking because again >> sir you are you got to see >> I'm just letting you know. No, you don't. I don't. >> You don't? Okay. >> If you want to double check, I mean, >> I'm pretty good. >> The man was later charged with resisting arrest. Number one, driver learns that ignoring a felony doesn't make it go away. On January 21st, 2023, officers on patrol spotted a gray Nissan Ultima, and a quick check revealed the driver had an outstanding warrant. Here's what happened when they made contact. Char 65 copy for attack >> one two delta >> bravo Mike 12D BMW >> right >> Nissan woman baby worried about my car come on man that's >> worried about the whole thing right now. >> Seriously, they What? What do I not? Give me another warning. >> What did I do this time? >> Sir, you have you have warrant. Don't step out the car. >> What do I have warrant from? >> I am not stepping on my car. >> I'm not for what? What are the warrants? >> What are the warrants? Out of le county. I never been out of county. >> Can I know what they are? I never been out of county. >> I am not. >> You got a warrant. Get out of the car. >> I do. Show me the warrant. John, listen. Just get out of the car, man. We're going to show John, you're gonna get out of the car. >> John, John, John, John, do your warrant. Do your warrant and get it done with you. I'm not getting out my car. >> John, John, >> John, listen. Listen, John. John, >> John, >> let's confirm the warrant >> and get not confirmed. No warrant. >> We have to, you know, we have to >> show me some warrant. Like, >> we will show it to you once you get out of the car. It's one step at a time. >> John, don't rack up something else. John. John, don't rack up something else. >> Bro, it's no camera. >> I got it. John. John. >> Bro, it's no camera, man. John right here in front of the blue. Hey, >> someone. >> The officers are doing their best to get the suspect to cooperate. He knows there's a warrant out for his arrest, but it's clear from his behavior that he has no intention of following their commands. >> Really messing with >> Johnny. Listen, Johnny. >> This man has no camera on. I get pulled from nothing. >> I got a camera. You got >> He just pulled up with a camera. Tell me MY CAR. I GOT PENALTY WARRANTS OUT OF TOWN. >> JOHN, get out. Get out of the car. >> John, get out of the car. >> Calm down. Get out of the car. >> I don't care cuz y'all cut my car. >> Bro, get out of the car. >> I'm not getting out my car. >> Y, get out of the car. >> John, you're going to get you're going to get hurt. Hold on. Hold on. No, no, no. >> Johnny, you're going to get sprayed. >> Get out of the car. Get out. >> Get out of the car. >> Put the seat belt out of the car. >> Get out of the car, bro. You making this complicated? >> No. Y'all know you're going to catch I got Bro, I have nothing but toys in my clothes. >> Get out of the car, bro. >> You're going to catch a resisting charge, bro. >> What? >> You're going to catch a resisting charge, bro. You don't want to do that. >> How am I CATCHING A RESISTANT CHARGE, BRO? You didn't even tell me what you >> I already told you. You have You have three warrants, bro. Get out THE >> THAT SAYS WHAT? It says you have three warrants, bro. Get out the car, >> Johnny. >> Bro, you're going to get out. You're going to get out the car now. >> Get out of the car now. On the ground, bro. >> Stupid, man. That was very stupid. >> Come on, man. All the stuff that we've done. >> That was stupid, bro. >> You got a warrant. I'm not even running no more resistant charge for >> what should have been a routine restraint turns into a struggle. The suspect continues to resist, refusing to make it easy for the officers. >> I want [Music] you beat up Johnny. Bro, go get my bro. >> Well, we I'm trying to talk to you, bro. >> I have nothing, bro. What the I smell LIKE VINEGAR. >> OKAY. BRO, >> JOHNNY, that doesn't mean you don't got a warrant. You got warrants >> from what? >> You've been trying to tell. >> I've been trying to explain to you >> if I had a warrant, bro. Like, come on. >> Y'all see me every day. >> He's locked. Just lock him, >> bro. Y'all see me every day. >> Okay, we got warrant. John's over. It's over. >> It's over, John. It's over. >> My car. >> All right, John. >> John, come over. >> John, there's no need for any of that. All All the stuff that we've >> What have y'all done for me ever? >> How many times have you been passed out at Jones Walker seizure and I'm over there making sure you get to >> Bro, just to get through this right here. >> You have a warrant? You have a warrant, dude. >> You got a warrant? You got a warrant, man. >> From what? I asked from what? >> Get in the car. >> I'm still asking from what? >> I'm going to tell you, but you got to do this part. >> Okay. >> Come on. Them fit. >> All right. Sit in and turn around. Sit in and turn around. >> I can't even move my arm, bro. >> Put your other foot in and turn around. >> I don't want to RUN FROM Y'ALL, BRO. >> YOU'RE NOT RUNNING, JOHN. JOHN, I CAN TELL YOU RIGHT NOW. >> I'M CALM, BRO. ANYTIME I'M SNAPPING ON Y'ALL, WHEN DO I WHAT DO I DO? DON'T >> STOP MOVING, BRO. BRO, I'm going to look that way right now, bro. >> Look that way. >> Stop moving. Stop moving or we're not doing it. >> I can't stop moving. It's like a nerve thing. >> All right, I got you. Stop moving. >> I HAVEN'T BEEN ASLEEP, BRO. WHY? >> Me and my kids are HOME SINCE I WORK DAILY. >> JOHN, I'm Get crazy, >> John. Even after being cuffed, the suspect keeps pushing back, arguing with the officers and ignoring every instruction. They've tried to keep things calm, but they're quickly reaching the end of their patience. >> I am not John. John, if you don't stop moving, I'm not doing your cuff. SO, WE GO TO JAIL. >> BRO, THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. >> ARE YOU under something right now? >> All right, stop moving. Stop moving. >> Stop moving. Put your wrist in this way. >> Stop moving. Stop moving. >> I'm tired. >> I do. Is that better? That That right one now. John, >> right one's better. >> Okay. Now, let me do the left one. All right. I'm going to do the left. I'm going to I'm going to do the left one. John, >> just put your palm inward like you know. All right. Put it inwards. That's good. >> All right. You good? You good? John, you good now? >> Is that better for you, man? >> Oh, yeah. >> John, you good? All right. Calm down, dude. All right. We'll figure everything else out. Calm down, dude. Calm down, dude. All right. You other stuff. All right. All right. Relax. >> Oh, man. >> Want that dude kick backwards. I thought that's what he's trying to do. >> No, I wanted to get back cuz his hands were close to my junk. >> And then I then I'm like, >> Yeah. I got to get back. You grab my junk. >> You grab your junk, bro. >> I didn't want him to grab my junk. >> I was going to cut the >> Well, I went I undid it. No, I undid it. That's what he was talking to. I was like, "Hold on. I'm going to do it." He's like, "All right." >> Do nothing but try and work, bro. It's locked, bro. Look at me, bro. I got all over my pants from working yo yo. He continues to cry, but at this point there's no one else to blame. Everything that's happened is the result of his own choices. Man, come on, man. Hey, man. Bro, that wild, bro. Wow. My car again, bro, for nothing. Hey man, I can get some air, bro. I'm hot. Can I get some air? Oh man, bro. Can I get some air, dog? That [ __ ] right there, bro. Can I get some air, bro? I'm hot. Can I get some air? I'm hot. I'm trying to pass out, bro. I'm hot. That's all I ask for. >> All right, I got you. Y, I have seizure, bro. I'm hot. Okay, >> I got you. I got you. I got you. The suspect keeps arguing, insisting that the officers are the ones who wronged him. But the officer isn't entertaining that claim any longer, and he's ready to give the suspect a reality check. from y'all. >> Like this. >> This is you, right, sir? >> That's me. >> Yeah, you have >> from juvenile. >> Yeah, you have warrant, bro. So, these are your warrants. Let me explain something to you so you know what I'm talking about. You got three You got two warrants. You got a felony original for burglary of a dwell and aggravated battery upon a pregnant victim. And then you got an open booking sheet out of Lee County. Those are your two warrants that you have, sir. >> Bro, I never pregnant. Nobody been pregnant by me but my baby mom. >> Yeah, that's what your two warrants are for, bro. >> From Fleet County. >> It was issued this year. One of December 30th of last year and one on January 18th, which was just 3 days ago. >> Oh, I need to calm down, bro. I'm not getting this. Hold on. >> You seen these are the dates your warrants were issued. 12:30 22 December. >> Now, this one was issued on January 18th, which was just three days ago. >> Those are your two warrants that you have. >> A felony of burglary. What did Iing aggravated battery upon a pregnant victim? I don't know. Those aren't the ones that we issued. >> All I get is that you have a warrant. >> You say that in Lee County. >> That That's what it says. Yes. Anywhere in Lee County. Could be Fort Myers, could be Lehi, could be anywhere in Lee County. >> I don't go nowhere. I go everywhere just to do work. >> I don't know, man. Just Mr. Luster, this is my first time stepping out with you, bro. I knew that you had a warrant and I tried to find you the last couple of days. I know you hang out over there on Lasco and Indie and I couldn't find your vehicle. I'm driving into work and you're pulling off with Sammy Watkins. You pull out right next to me. >> Bro, that literally my kids are literally out there being abused by another right now by my other female. >> I'm sorry about that. You should have called the cops and we could have gone out there and talked to him. >> I'm I'm running around. I can't even get my hair spread. I don't even know what I got for it. >> The officers have done their best to explain the situation, but it's made no difference. The suspect refuses to listen no matter how clearly they lay it out. >> That's what I'm trying to explain to you, man. And that's why I wanted you to turn your vehicle off and just talk to me. But when you making it all all >> Bro, the seizures that I had that I keep telling y'all about, y'all don't understand. Bro, I get paranoid. I've been Bro, >> I know you have seizures. >> If y'all know me, I had a childhood. I was and my brothers and up, bro. Bro, >> and I get paranoid, bro. When I get paranoid, I think someone's after me. >> I understand. Nobody's after you, man. I just >> You can't just tell me that, bro. You're not You don't go through what I go through. >> I'm not. >> So, you can't just say that, bro. >> I was trying to have a conversation with you. You just made everything harder. >> Every time y'all have a conversation, y'all never asked me to cut off my car. >> The only reason I asked you to cut off your car, man, is if I told you I had warrants >> and you're doing everything else other than what you usually do. I get paranoid. >> Sir, I don't want you to run on me. >> I'm not When do >> I'm not saying you. It's everybody in general. If I tell somebody they have warrants, they're just going to take off, man. I'm not trying to deal with that. How do I feel like I have warrants when y'all see me all through those these days and you don't mess with me about these warrants? >> Was issued two weeks ago. >> The first one was issued on December. This one was issued on the 18th. >> It was issued two and a half weeks ago. Bro, this is my first time ever making contact with you, Mr. Luster. >> I haven't been around no one but my baby mother. >> I don't know, man. I wasn't the one that issued those warnings. >> And I'm barely around her. >> I wasn't the one that issued those. When these things pop up, I just have to locate you. That's my only job is to find you and take you in, man. I I don't know anything that's been going on. I don't know what the backstory is. I truly don't. >> Y'all never understand that. I tell y'all every time, bro. I don't do nothing but try to work to try and get my kids. So, I don't take care of myself. Every time y'all see me, y'all see me in the same exact thing, right? >> Dirty up, bro. This is not your first time. Please stop telling me that, bro. I know you, bro. Already. You're This is not my first time. >> You never seen >> You just dealt with me over there, man, when I was in this car with my little sweetie. >> That wasn't me. That was my partner with the tattoo. Yeah, I guess y'all all just got y all >> bro at the Marathon gas station. >> According to the report, the suspect has an active warrant for multiple charges, including burglary of an unoccupied dwelling, battery, cruelty toward a child and child abuse without great bodily harm. >> Just hang tight for me. I'm going to confirm these warrants. If for any reason they say they're not confirmed, they don't want you, you're going to be released. But I have to detain you to confirm these warrants. That's why I asked you to step out of Oh my >> Just give me a second. Okay. >> I'm giving you a second. I just told you I have seizures. I'm trying to calm down, bro. >> Do you want a I got a Coke in the car. You want a Coke? >> I water. I got I got a Coke. >> You got a Coke? >> I don't got I got I don't got no water, man. >> It's It's great. I appreciate it. >> I got I I opened up a Pepsi. I got a Pepsi. >> I got a Coca-Cola. I got no water. >> Anything I can do for you, bro. I'm not trying to make this more difficult on you, man. I'm really not. >> Please. >> Huh? What do you need? >> Why you taking them out? >> When I have seizures, I don't want a choke going on. I'm just scared, bro. Just a little bit. I want you to I don't want you making a mess. You back my car. According to the warrant related offenses, the man is being charged with resisting arrest and nonviolent obstruction during the encounter. Think they'll be making better choices next time? Let me know in the comments and I'll see you in the next video.