Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me. >> Help me, dude. >> Who are you guys? Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me. Please, >> ma'am. I'm a law student. Am I being arrested? >> That's not my problem. I don't know what you are. I'm asking you, are you willing [snorts] to submit? It's a yes or no. >> I'm not refusing. >> You're not forced to. It's a yes or no. I'm not refusing. >> I'm telling you right now, I have a a brother who's a police officer and I have an uncle who's a lawyer. >> So, how am I supporting you? These days, lots of people think everything they read online is true, even laws that don't actually exist. And when confronted by law enforcement, they suddenly act like legal experts who think they know the law better than the cops. But their fake legal knowledge doesn't get them too far when these entitled Tik Tok lawyers think they can outsmart the cops. >> I wasn't walking down the center of the street. I didn't know this was available. Now I know this is available. So if y'all want to leave me alone >> or direct me to my house. [screaming] >> On the 19th of April 2025, law enforcement got multiple calls about a woman causing trouble in the road. Not only was she almost hit multiple times by cars, but she was reportedly screaming and flipping off drivers as well. >> Hello. Are you okay? >> Are you okay? Okay. Somebody said that you >> were in the street. Almost got hit by a car. >> No, somebody lied. >> Okay. >> They were protesters trying to walk with me >> and then they >> Who was protesting? >> I don't know. >> Oh, okay. >> We weren't >> What were they protesting? >> I'm walking. So, >> okay. Do you have your ID with you real quick? Let's go look on the grass. >> What's the >> You're walking in the street. >> I haven't been there. >> Okay. Well, you were when I got here. >> I wasn't. >> This is the sign. This is the street. >> That's the sidewalk over there. >> Yeah, this is the street. >> So, you have to get up on the walking path. This is the street right here. >> That's on the street. >> The state law says >> in the white line is the street. >> The state law says if there's a walking path or a sidewalk available, you have to use it. >> I didn't I wasn't aware that there was >> You have your ID real quick, please. >> I don't have to have my ID. What's the crime that I mean just, you know, >> I am allowed to ask that. I'm not like trying to be anything. >> You're violating the law for a pedestrian. >> I'm not. I didn't know that. That was >> You didn't understand that. That's okay. I'm not saying you're going to get a ticket for it, but I do need to see your identification. >> I don't have one. Do you want to identify? >> Yeah, that'll work. >> There's not I'm not doing anything wrong. Okay. >> Okay. Well, he's asking for your social. >> He's not allowed to is what I'm saying. Even if I was walking on the side of the road, I'm allowed to do that. As the officer followed protocol and asked the woman for identification, she became very combative. She insisted she knew better than the officer when she clearly did not. The back and forth continued for a while with her attitude getting worse and worse. >> How old are you? >> Old enough, >> okay, >> that you don't get to ask me bull. >> Are you 21? >> I don't know. Am I? >> I don't know. You won't tell me who you are. >> Do you want to take me to court and find out if I'm 21? Like I don't have to. So I >> So you've been drinking. >> I went to OSU 3 years for criminology. >> Okay. >> There's no probable cause. >> Okay. So >> I'm walking on the street. >> Let me talk for a second. Okay. And then I'll let you talk for a second. >> Okay. >> If you want give me a ticket, okay? So then >> and I need your information to do >> give me a ticket. >> Okay. >> Or let me go. >> What's your first name? >> We have to have your information. >> Who am I going to write the ticket to if I don't know? >> Why do I have to have a ticket for? We've already explained that four times. >> This is not the side. This is not the middle of the street. This is I didn't understand that that was qualified as a sidewalk. >> Look at that right now and tell me that that in different cities that right there is qualified as a sidewalk. It's not. >> Okay. >> That's just black talk. That's somebody had black top. I've done this [ __ ] too many times. Like I'm not trying to be an [ __ ] >> Okay. You're telling me I was walking in the I wasn't walking in the middle of the road. I'm allowed to walk some odor of alcohol coming from your >> breath. I'm Do you want to breathalyze me? Like I >> You can get one out there if you want to take one. >> That's not what I'm saying. I'm saying I'm allowed to walk on the side of the road. >> Not if there's a sidewalk available. >> This former OSU student who identified as a trans male clearly wasn't very bright and somehow couldn't distinguish a sidewalk from a simple private blacktop. The cops continued asking for info from them, hoping to avoid a charge of obstructing identity. >> Do you have your first name, please? >> I don't have to. >> Yeah, you do. >> If you want to take me in handcuffs, that's fine. >> I don't have to. I didn't know that was a sidewalk. Like, >> that was a sidewalk. Look, can you understand why I didn't understand why that was? I have mental health. >> I've already dealt with cops. >> Can you understand? Divide that in the middle. >> Okay. And and no, >> it's not a No, it's a that's black top. There's a difference between sidewalk, pavement, black top, whatever y'all want to call it. That is black top. So, is that sidewalk to y'all? I wasn't aware that that could be qualified as sidewalk. So, if that is sidewalk, then give me my and I'll go walk on the sidewalk. I didn't know that. So listen, >> a single black line was qualified as sidewalk. >> And I'm understanding what you're saying. And I'm saying >> you're not though. You're not. >> But I am. You're saying you didn't understand that that was considered a sidewalk. >> So is that a sidewalk or not? >> Yes. >> Great. >> So no, you're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. >> That's not what I'M SAYING AT ALL. I'M SAYING IF Y'ALL ARE GOING TO HAVE THREE COP CARS PULL UP ON ME because I'm walking in the middle of the road. >> I DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS THE MIDDLE OF THE ROAD. THE suspect explained they'd been at a bar with some friends and they were just trying to walk home, but they didn't know where they were. The story was confusing, but the officers tried to have some empathy for them and tried to get them to calm down and stop screaming. However, the cop's efforts were in vain. >> I wasn't walking down the center of the street. I didn't know this was available. Now I know this is available. So, don't want to leave me alone >> or direct me TO MY HOUSE. >> DO YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? I JUST WANT TO GO HOME. I [screaming] HAVE NO IDEA WHERE I'M AT. >> YOU'RE detained because we are trying to get to the BOTTOM AND TRY. >> SO TAKE ME TO HOME. >> OKAY, STOP. IN ORDER FOR US TO help you, we need we need a couple things. >> Am I going to run? Am I running from you? >> Like run down the sidewalk. I don't give a >> I went to OSU for 2 years with this. >> What did you go to school for? >> FOR THEM TO GIVE ME A LECTURE ABOUT IT'S A WASTE OF TIME THAT YOU'RE IN COLLEGE RIGHT NOW. What is the crime I'm being detained for? Already gone over. >> What is the crime I'm being detained for? >> You're walking on the street. We got a call that you were walking in front of cars, walking down the middle of the street, which is why we got a call. >> No, you didn't. >> We did. >> So, what is what is your >> No, you didn't. Like, no, you didn't. >> Then why else would WE SHOW UP? >> BECAUSE YOU WERE ALREADY DRIVING DOWN THE STREET RIGHT THERE. >> NOT THREE OF US. >> BULL. HE ALREADY YELLED AT ME OUT OF HIS WINDOW. The male officer stepped away from the scene to return the 911 call and ask about the suspect's behavior from the perspective of the witness. The officer then came back and told the suspect that if they didn't comply, they'd be under arrest. >> I'm not I'm not arguing with you. Either tell me what crime I was committed or let me go home. >> Disorderly conduct. >> Nobody I just talked to the people on the phone that called in. >> I've sat and talked to three officers. So, you were in the middle of the road at one point screaming at the cars. One guy slowed down to see if you were okay. >> You flipped them off. You told them >> and you were standing in the middle of the road. >> So, I've got I've got witnesses. Um, if you don't want to tell us who you are, then we are going to you. You're under arrest. >> Hannah, stand up. >> You're under arrest. Stand up. Stand up. It's going to make it hard for you. Stand up. Please. Why? >> Because you're under arrest. >> For what? for >> because I just don't understand why I'm not from here. I'm just literally please just call why >> I'm just literally not from here. Please stop letting you call her. I just don't understand why. Please. >> Okay. Here. I >> did you understand that? >> Okay. >> I walked five. We have to adjust these so they don't hurt your wrist. >> They're not hurting me. I just want to understand why I just can't call any lady to come get me. I'm not proud of you. >> I'm just literally up front. I walked all the way from What is that bar in the middle? >> The officers walked the suspect to the car and he continued resisting. After a quick search, they tried to secure them in a squad car and the suspect resisted them again. In the frenzy, however, the suspect finally revealed part of their identity. I don't understand why. >> Listen, you have to get in the car. >> I did. >> If you don't get in the car, you're going to catch another charge. >> You already did that to me. >> Stand up. Hannah, >> stand up. >> Hannah, you got to stand up. >> That's not my name. >> Okay, then tell us what TO CALL YOU. >> CARTER, >> CARTER, PLEASE. >> Take a seat. >> Take a seat. Carter, YOU GOT TO SIT. >> I'M TRYING. YOU'LL PUT ME ON THE FLOOR. >> THEN STAND UP. >> I CAN'T WORK. My thighs are >> Okay. Get taller. >> Y. >> Hey Joe, this door shut. >> What is that? I did nothing. >> What the? Please. >> No. >> Move your foot. >> Away. Haley. >> Haley. >> Yeah. >> Carter. >> Haley. These are >> Move your foot. >> Move your foot. >> Away. >> Your foot. You're doing this on purpose. >> No, >> now you're getting an obstruction. >> After some serious work, the cops finally got Carter's foot in the car and slammed the door. Meanwhile, in the back of the car, they were throwing an absolute temper tantrum and verbally abusing the cops on the way to the jail. [screaming] >> So, can I make a phone call or no? I already said I had EMS issues. That should have been the first thing on site. I went to school for 3 years. Okay. Z Yx W U T SR QP O N M L K J I HF EDCBA. I'm allowed to be pressed that three officers are asking me questions for no reason. Y'all didn't see me in the street. I told y'all that wasn't me. I don't know what y'all got a call about. Is it a problem? >> NO. [screaming] IT FEELS LIKE THEY TOOK THEM FROM YOUR four-year-old's soccer practice. Are you kidding? I'm fat. Like, are you actually joking? I never gave you an issue in the first place. Y'all stopped me on the sidewalk, bro. >> Carter was charged with disorderly conduct and obstructing official business. A bond was issued for them for $650. Carter plead not guilty and requested a jury trial. Carter failed to appear for the jury trial, so a bench warrant was issued for them for over $10,000. On the 4th of February 2025, while on routine patrol, an officer pulled a car over for an expired tag. And what should have been a simple traffic stop turned very chaotic quickly. The person in the passenger seat was a law student and was ready to start arguing right then and there. Have them roll down the windows, man. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. All right. Know my law. Get away from me. Don't open your law. >> No. Don't open my door. My seat belt's on. >> All right. Listen. Your car. >> Oh, no. This >> All right. >> You're going to come out. >> Why? >> Cuz your car smells like weed. >> No, you're lying. You are lying. >> I'm telling you once. >> Okay. Let me call my lawyer. Give me one second. Come get out of the car. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm going to tell you twice. Step out of the car. Your car smells like weed. >> You're lying. You're lying. You're lying. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> You're going to give me a second, sir. You're You cannot It's You put Okay, put your hands on me. >> Okay. >> Why did you just >> I didn't say that to him. >> I did not say on your hand. >> Okay, let me put it in my pocket. I'll put it in my pocket. >> Let go. I'll put on top of the car. >> Can you put it in my pocket? >> I will save on top of the car. >> Put it in my pocket. You didn't ask for a license. You didn't ask for identification. >> Yeah. Actually, I'm a lawyer. I'm in the proof of law. So, it's like he can't do this, babe. This is not correct. This is not right. >> The self-proclaimed future lawyer said she disagreed with the fact that the cops didn't ask for ID before anything else. However, she'd already started to get disorderly, so the cops did what they had to do. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. >> Can I have a female to search for you? >> I want a female. Can you have a Can you have a female? >> Just stop talking. Stop talking. >> Can I have my phone? >> You said you're going to put it in my pocket. >> Can you put it in my pocket? And can you have a manager? A sergeant. God. But I have a female search. >> Put your butt on the car. >> This my key. >> Just put your butt on the bumper over there. >> I'm say just listen, bro. Listen. Like >> that's all we're trying to do here. >> That's why you can't see the cart. >> But he just said that he he cares like weed, too. So we're not doing this is lying. >> Like Oh my gosh. I never seen this. I cannot wait till I go to see my professor tomorrow. Tomorrow is Thursday. Wednesday, Thursday. I cannot wait till I see my professor. >> Can I have your your badge number? >> 234. >> Is your camera recording? >> How How do I know? >> I'm telling you it is. >> He's waiting on us. >> Just stop talking. Just stop talking. Like, just stop talking. >> It seemed like the woman's boyfriend had a little more sense than she did, even though she claimed to be in law school. She couldn't wait to tattle on the officer to her professor as if a law professor had any real power over a cop who was just following the law. We have to worry about All that is if I ask you to roll down you got to roll down at your brother. >> You are the register owners, right? >> Huh? >> You're the register owner of the car, right? >> Sitting here. >> You're the register owner of the car, right? >> Yeah, I am. I am. >> So, this is in your glove box. >> That's not his though. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. So, this is why the car would smell like weed and you're riding around with a car that smells like weed. Does is all it come Does it come together? Does it make sense? The cops explained to her that they weren't trying to be the bad guys. They were just doing their jobs. The cop continued searching the vehicle and he sees some of the woman's belongings, which she of course had a problem with. I just want their love. I just want their camera gone. So that way >> take my wallet out your purse. Out of your thing. You didn't. Is >> that your wallet? >> Yes, that is my wallet. >> Okay. Well, it was in the compartment with the weed. >> No, it was not. You're lying. >> No, wait. What you mean it was like in her purse? in that >> that compartment was also in the compartment with the weed in the glove box. >> No, THAT WASN'T. NO, THAT WAS RIGHT THERE. I can tell you it was right there in that thing. I know it was right there. You cannot glove box. >> No, it was right here where that registration >> I tell you what cuz he's lying. >> I'll tell you what. We're going to review the video for >> you. How can you get better? >> Can you just stop? >> She continued resisting the officer, challenging everything he said. She was convinced she was right 100%. And never considered the fact that she was just a law student and had a lot to learn about the law. The cop got tired of her arguments and decided to place her under arrest. >> Can you send me? >> Because I'm putting her back. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest for resisting. >> You can finish her with >> Yeah. Why she What's going on? >> Cuz she was told multiple times. She was giving lawful command to do anything. >> Did not do it. >> That's what it is. >> So you you know where this thing is. She's a lot of command. Does that make sense? So, we told her to do something. Okay. >> It's my discretion at this point with our little verbal thing that we had. You didn't find any you guys. >> Do you want to give him any of your like jewelry or anything? So, if I'm going with you, >> my what? >> Like your jewelry or Apple Watch? >> No. I know. My mom will be on her way like right now. >> Okay. So, you want to take it with you then? >> My Apple Watch. Yep. While I'm at booking, I run everything. >> Okay. Well, we're going to take it off for now. Put in the front seat. >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. Then tell my boyfriend to come get it. >> Okay. Hey, man. Can you Whenever you're done, come over here and we're going to give you her Apple Watch. Okay. >> Whenever you're done, I'm going to have you take her Apple Watch. Okay. Turn this way. I'm going to take it off your wrist. Or can you take it off your wrist by yourself? >> Stretch. Well, I'm glad I going to school for this. If I wasn't going to school for this, I'd be a fool. You know, >> I want you to watch me even in the hell. >> I don't need to watch you. I don't trust you. >> They arrested this wannabe lawyer and they charged the woman with resisting arrest. On the 29th of January 2025 in Florida, the cops pulled a vehicle over for making an illegal U-turn. Instead of simply complying and taking what could have been a warning, the driver decided she knew better than the officer. >> Give me your information. >> We have a deputy. >> Huh? >> You have a deputy? I'm standing in front of you. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Do you have your information? >> I don't need to give it to you. >> Yes. Yes, you do. Why would you not? >> Because I came after you and you came to it. >> Okay. Step to the front of my car. >> I could. >> No, you will. >> I could >> go >> to the front of my car. >> Now you're Now you're making me uncomfortable. >> That's fine. Go to the front of my car. >> I can do that, sir. >> Yes, you can. Officer, you're you're pulling your hands on me. Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Sit right there. >> You're a male. Sit right there. You're a male. I'm a female. >> Sit right there. >> You're a female. I'm a female. You're a male. >> How do you know? >> I'm a female. >> How do you know what I identify as? >> Exactly. But >> 94. >> That is >> Sit down. >> Sit. I don't care. Sit down. >> Where's your identification? There's your driver's license, >> registration, and your proof of insurance. >> You've made this so much more difficult than it needs to be >> because I came. You came in a U-turn in front of me and you you came after me and turned around. I >> I turned around because you a violation of Florida state statute. It does not matter if it is a yellow light. I have explained to you why you were pulled over. I want your driver's license registration >> and then you just put your hands on me. >> I did put my hands on you because you're refusing to give me your information and I'm not going to allow you to sit in that car. >> From the start, she was being a real nuisance, thinking of course that she knew better. When you're pulled over by police, you're asked for a driver's license, proof of insurance, and your registration. If you fail to provide these documents, you can and will be arrested. >> I did not, officer, you put your hands on me. Can I ask you driver's license registration proer? Where's your driver's license? Put your hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? Put your hands on me. Where is your driver's license? Hands on me. >> Where is your driver's license? >> Put your hands on me. >> No. Officer, you put your hands on me. You put your hands on me. >> Ma'am, put your hands on me. No, you put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> You put your hands on me, officer. You put your hands on me. What are you doing? >> If you do not comply, I'm going to put you on THE GROUND. >> I'VE BEEN COMPLYING. >> I'M GOING TO PUT YOU ON THE GROUND. >> TURN AROUND. Tell me who you put me on. Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Putting your hands on me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I literally have seizures. >> Turn around and put your hands >> Officer. No, you're putting your hands on me. >> Officer, you're putting your hands on me. >> Step it up. >> Officer, >> turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Making uncomfortable. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> You're making me uncomfortable. >> No. Stop. Officer, I hurt you. >> Officer doing voice. >> Officer, you're hurting me. I didn't do anything. You didn't even ask for my identification. >> I did. >> No, you didn't. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. Officer, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. >> Put your hands away. Officer, I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> Hey, Officer. Officer, please. >> I got this. Guys, listen. >> I didn't do anything. >> Listen, anything hurting me. Shortly after, multiple units arrived to assist with detaining her. It was actually impressive that it took three cops to actually detain the small woman. When another officer arrived, she tried to play the victim. >> Deputy Baker, it's Miranda. He literally did. He stopped me for no reason. I came to a complete stop. He made a U-turn >> and then I came out and he tried to put his hands on me as a woman. >> Cooperate. >> I'm cooperating. And then he's trying TO POKE ME TO THE GROUND. OKAY, >> I promise you. >> Take a breath. >> I'm trying to take a deep breath. >> Okay, you're not cooperating. >> I've been cooperating. HE TRIED TO PUT HIS HAND ON me for you. >> You got >> He did. >> I swear I put all my life. >> All right. Resisting now is not going to >> I'm not resisting. >> You're all baldled up. >> I Because he hurt me from the get- go and told me what do I have to identify as? I'm not a female. when he's a male. He was like, "How do you know where I identify as?" >> Calm down. >> Hey, do you have any needles or anything on you that's going to poke? >> Listen to him. >> Easy question. Do you have anything? >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt anybody? >> Deputy Baker. >> I swear on my life, I DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. >> HE WASN'T ON HIS own feelings. >> I didn't do anything. >> She's clear. I don't know if this got a hoodie. >> No, you're wrong and you know it. >> That's fine. I've been wrong before. You've been wrong before. >> I know I have. >> I know you have. I know him. >> Okay. >> I know him faithfully and you hurt me. >> You put your hands on me. >> I'm Deputy Thompson. >> No, but you put your hands on me. >> I know because you didn't listen. >> Thankfully, the officer here, Deputy Baker, was able to diffuse things. Seeing a familiar face who she trusted helped Miranda feel a little less helpless. The cops set her down in the squad car and kept an eye on her. Meanwhile, another officer searched her vehicle for anything illegal. This is going to be a simple traffic stop, dude, for fail to stop. >> What happened? >> I think she's signal one. >> Oh, >> I can smell it on her breath while she's yelling at me. >> You good? >> Yeah, there's open beer bottle on the floorboard over there, >> which would confirm I she smelling it out of her breath while she's talking to me the whole time. >> Hey, please don't lose that beer bottle. I'm going to take a picture of it cuz I think she's signal one. knife, pliers, and looks like what used to be ice. >> I made a fully legal left turn with my turning signal. >> You don't have your day in court right now. Okay. >> I can't have a day in court because I'm going to go to jail. I'm literally going to have more than that. >> You know, let me give you You have a problem, right? Your problem right now is that you're in the back of the car. >> It's not my problem. It's not even my vehicle. >> Hang on. Hang on. The problem is is that you're not allowing me to explain the situation to you. You're constantly over talking. >> Your problem is is that you're in a situation right now, okay, where you're in handcuff in the back of the vehicle. Am I correct? >> No. My problem. >> Where are you at? >> Then my problem is that this is a whole lie from the get-go. >> No, you're in the back of a vehicle. >> It was a lie from the get-go. I couldn't even get my >> And that's why that's why we have body cams. >> The cops informed the woman she was suspected of DUI. She tried to deny the allegations, but ultimately she agreed to do the field sobriety test. However, once it came down to it, she changed her mind. >> Hey Miranda, >> what the deputy wants you to do is field sobriety exercises? >> Okay. >> You know what the difference between that and the the breathalyzer is? >> Yes. What I asked was, uh, is that what the probable cause? >> The probable cause is a traffic stop and the odor of alcohol. >> Right. But he didn't give me the odor of alcohol. He pulled me out of my vehicle because he said I made a traffic violation, but didn't give me the give me the description of that. >> But we're not going to stand here and debate the reason for this. But I know you you asking you stop before and I've been in the jail because of the hurricane and I can't go to jail because of bond. So I was very compliant because of that. So there was no reason for me not to be compliant. That being with that being said, why would I go back to jail knowing that my bond can be revoked and I can go to jail for that? What we're asking you to do is field sobriety exercises. >> My thing is is if I will be able to pass that, what will go after that? >> We would make a determination at that point. >> Determination at that point. >> Yep. >> And will I be able to get a a traffic? >> I'm not going to tell you one way or the other because we're not there yet. >> I understand. There's I'm not going to hold everything over your head or tell you that we're >> being very very understanding and I'm trying to understand what's going on at this point. Even if I were to pass or not pass, where is the violation that I committed? >> Again, I'm not going to debate. >> I I don't know the violation that I committed is what I'm saying. >> He was explaining it to you when you were standing over here screaming at us. Okay. >> The officer calmly explained to the woman that she could either perform the test like the officer requested or she could refuse and go to jail. She tried to find a loophole where she might get out of this, but she ended up being non-compliant, which led to the woman's arrest. So, at this point, are you going to submit to field sobriety exercises? >> Even if I submit or not submit, if I'm going to be able to >> Are you going to submit >> or not submit? Okay. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Hello. Yes. Can I please get my variety test, please? Do you step out for me? You must search him. May I get my variety test? Like, god damn. I didn't do [ __ ] with the drug. I literally had I didn't even have one beer. >> Well, wait a few for me. >> Y'all are not going to try to give me a test or what? >> Just uh al DUI doesn't just mean alcohol. I mean, >> I'm not I'm nothing. I don't do drugs. What? >> I'm not saying that you do. I'm just saying that >> y'all told me y'all were going to give me a test. I'm like, what? Where's the test? >> Did you disreuse? >> No. They told They're trying to confuse me on what I'm saying. I'm trying to say like I didn't do anything wrong. I say, "No, I will take a test if I have to prove it." >> When she realized she was under arrest, she changed her mind about the field sobriety test, but it was way too late. They arrested the woman, and she was later charged with resisting arrest without violence, DUI, and failure to yield. On September 17th, 2023, in Ankeny, Iowa, the cops responded to an apartment complex that was known for throwing parties. Apparently during a Sunday night party, somebody pulled a fire alarm which prompted the cops to arrive. >> How old are you? Put your hands behind your back. >> What? >> Hand behind your back. >> Put your hand on your back. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resist. >> Don't resist. Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting. I don't give a [ __ ] about your vaping, boy. >> I didn't care about my vape. >> I don't care. >> 611. Walk this way. >> Actually, just sit there. >> Sit down. >> Assist me in like >> sit down. >> Whichever direction. >> Sit down. >> I'm just asking you. >> I'm just telling you. Sit down. How old are you? >> Assisting. >> How old are you? >> 21. >> Okay, good. At least this is sit up to go home, guys. Get out of here. >> After detaining the suspect, the cops then told all the partygoers that if they didn't live in the complex, they'd have to go home. The cops were more than fair, allowing the guest to go home rather than arresting them. The cops then turned their attention back to the suspect who wasn't complying. >> What's your name? >> You hear me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, you have to give me your name. Does that make sense? Do you understand that? What's your name? >> Said I believe. >> Okay. All right. So, that'll just be another thing. >> No. >> Okay. Well, we're going to wait till my solder gets back up here with the car. You have any weapons on you? You have any weapons on you? I said I feed the fit. >> Okay. All right. You want to take a PBT? >> You want to take a PBT? >> Yes or no? >> Just put me in the car. >> 652 kilog PVC refusal. >> All right, hop up. >> I said I please the fish. >> Hop up. Grab this stuff. >> Yeah. I'm going do a quick search on him. >> I did. >> All right. So, you're under arrest for public in talks. >> Yeah. >> All right. And since you're refusing to give me your name, >> I plead. >> Okay. Sounds good. Well, you're also going to catch another truck for that, too. So, you don't want to give me your name. >> Okay. >> What's the charge? >> Interference. >> No, that's not. >> It is interference. >> Yeah. No, it's not. >> The kid clearly didn't know in his drunkenness that it wasn't appropriate to plead the fifth. When an officer asks for your identity, the person has to provide it. However, he kept on arguing with them, saying that refusing to give his name was not interference. >> Oh, um, let me put him in your car for now. >> Have my wallet back. >> Nope. Let's go. >> Well, um, we're going to have a seat in the back of this car. >> Okay. >> I hope you guys >> Okay. Back up a little bit. >> Watch your head. >> Slow these guys out. Slow them all the way out. The broken tail, right? >> Not quite 21 yet. >> Oh, okay. Well, there's another one. >> After getting a hold of his wallet, the cops found out he was under 21, which is under the legal drinking age. They also noticed the kid had a vape, which at his age was also illegal. Next, the cops reiterated their request that he take a PBT. >> All right, man. I'm going to ask you again. Do you want to take a PBT? >> Yes or no? >> What do you mean? >> A preliminary breath test. >> Blow into a tube and it gives me the level of alcohol on your breath. Yes or no? Why are you trying to even like >> All right, I'll ask you one more time and if you [music] just stare at me and just we're going to sit here all day, I'll take it as a >> refusal. No, I said I'm asking why are you trying to do a preliminary breath test? >> So, I'm required to ask you after custody. Okay. For public in talks, I'm required to ask you. So, that's why I'm asking you, do you want to take a PBT? Required by law to ask you. I just need a yes or a no. >> Okay. Well, >> is your I have one question. >> What's that? >> Is your machine actually like >> like does it work? >> No, that's not what I'm asking. >> What are you asking? Is it >> um so like if you were to breathalyze somebody else and then you were to breathalyze me >> and you were to breathalyze somebody else. >> Is it actually come out here? >> Okay. What the kid was probably trying to ask was if the breathalyzer machine was calibrated or not. Recently, there was a popular Tik Tok circulating telling suspects to ask this question when they were asked to take a PBT. It's probably where the kid got the idea from. >> So, you wouldn't mind doing all that. I'm going to write up. >> You're good. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> You're looking 652 log posting >> is his name. >> Gage. >> Yeah, Gage going to jail. He I live here. Can I just pick him up? >> Nope. He's already under arrest. We got to take him down there. Okay. >> There's not [music] any chance I could just pick him up like >> post like I would >> and he'll be able to call someone when he gets down there, but right now we're beyond that point. Okay. Unfortunately, we have to take him. He's So, he's already in our custody. Okay. He's already going to jail. He'll be able to contact you if he decides to do that when I get down to the jail. But right now, I recommend that you just go home. >> I want to go home. Can I please just >> Listen, he'll have access to a phone right away. He's not going to be in there that long. I would imagine at the latest, they'll probably let him out in the morning. >> Yeah. >> So, >> it's just a simple miss. >> Can he take a fine and just leave? Is there any way possible to keep >> Listen, no. And listen, this is just the tip of the iceberg. This is what's going to be happening as much as we can make it happen. I know, but I promise >> we're tired of this. Okay, so sorry it had to be your boyfriend, but it was. >> It seemed like the suspect here, Gage, had a very solid thing going with his girlfriend because she begged and plead with the cops to let the man go. Sadly for both of them, after a suspect's in custody, they're headed to jail. So, the cops dismissed the suspect's girlfriend and went on with the arrest. You have trouble walking? No. >> Something wrong with your feet? >> No. Come on. Walk, my friend. Walk, my friend. Have a seat. >> I don't think that's respectful. >> Have a seat right. Watch your head. >> I I don't think that is respectful. >> Stay in the car, man. >> Have a seat, bud. >> You're making this way more difficult than it needs to be. >> It doesn't need to be. >> The cops arrested the man and he was taken to the Pulk County Jail. They charged Gage with public intoxication and interfering with official acts. The interference charge was later dropped in court. Maybe next time he'll take legal advice from his lawyer and not from social media. On the 20th of April 2024, the cops were dispatched to a neighborhood due to shots being fired. When the officers arrived there, they were met by a group of young women. They explained to the officers that people were fleeing in their cars so they wouldn't get caught. >> Turn off the vehicle, please. Go and step out of the vehicle, man. >> Um, for what? >> Go and step out of the vehicle. >> Do I need to get my license out or anything? >> Yes. >> Oh my god. What is that? Oh my god. >> Oh my god. I'm What are they doing? >> Oh my god. Do you guys need to get out of the car? >> Let's speak to me over here. We just came from my friend's house. Do we need to get out the car? >> I need to speak to you. >> Why? It's super cold. No. Oh my god. No. >> Oh my god. It's super cold. We just came from my friend's house. >> Where's your friend's house? >> We need to take pictures. We We were took We were taking pictures. >> You were taking pictures. Okay. So, what's going on today, Mom? >> Um, I don't know what you're stopping me for. We were just parked. >> So, we had a shots fired here. >> Okay. Hey, I don't know anything about that. >> Okay. So, >> Okay. So, why are you blaming it on me? You're getting me out of my car. >> No. So, I just >> You're getting me out of my car where I was safe. You're bringing me out in the open. >> Why are you doing that? >> So, we just want to figure out what's going on. >> Okay. I don't know what's going on. Why are you taking out of my car? >> She was immediately combative and she questioned the cop's lawful order for her to get out of the vehicle. She said she had no idea about shots being fired, but the officer was skeptical. He also had a hunch she was under the influence. >> So, have you been drinking? >> No, I haven't been drinking. I've told you no. >> You driving? >> Yeah. And I was driving good. >> S. >> And I was driving good and we were getting back of my friend's car. And >> would you be willing to submit to some sobriety? >> Sir, I was driving good. What is your reason for pulling me over? I was parked. >> Well, we observed you driving. We saw you go >> and I did a U-turn here in a lawful neighborhood. And I did a U-turn in a lawful neighborhood. >> Would you be willing to submit to some? >> Why are you pulling me over >> for what? I'm super cold. You're pulling me over for a law for a law test. You're pulling me over? Why? I was parked. >> So would you be willing to submit to some field sobriety test? >> Sir, I was parked and you're pulling me over. >> No, I observed you driving, >> sir. I was parked and I did a U-turn. Give me your physical card, please. >> Hold on, ma'am. I'm asking you one last time. >> I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing, though. >> This is a yes or no question. >> I'm I'm gonna ask you one more time. Are you willing to submit to field sobriety test? >> I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. >> It's a yes or no question. >> I'm not refusing. I'm not refusing. >> The woman claimed she was an aspiring lawyer, and she made sure it was obvious. There was a lengthy debate about the legality of the traffic stop and she gave a very indirect answer about performing field sobriety tests. Another cop came over to speak to the woman about just what had been going on that night. [snorts] >> Where were you coming from? >> We were just taking pictures. I'm not friends. You guys were at the neon pink party yet. I'm really like [snorts] >> Well, I we were taking pictures. >> Okay. Were you guys pregaming in the parking lot? >> No, ma'am. >> You weren't pregaming? >> No, ma'am. We were just refusing taking pictures. We were >> You were refusing taking pictures. We were taking pictures. You're telling me where we came from. We're telling you we're refusing to take pictures. >> So if I go to the Neon Amador and I get video footage, I'm not going to see you there. >> Right. >> Okay. Why' [snorts] you drive out and then come back? >> Because she lives here. >> Who lives here? >> Uh my friend. >> I know, but you went >> Ma'am. Am I being arrested? >> He asked you a question. You're not >> Am I being arrested? I'm asking you a question. >> Are you going to do SSD or not? >> Am I being arrested? >> Are you doing Sbies or not? >> Am I being arrested? let you know. >> Ma'am, I'm a law student. Am I being arrested? >> Yes, you are. That's not my problem. You know what you are. I'm asking you, are you willing to submit? It's a yes or no. >> I'm not refusing. >> You're not forced to. It's a yes or no. >> I'm not refusing. >> So, you are willing to do them? >> I'm not refusing. >> Are you Are you >> Am I under arrest? And for what reason? >> Because I drove under the parking lot, miss, but it wasn't nothing illegal. >> You drove what? >> I'm I'm authorized to do a U-turn here in a parking lot. No, you're not. >> I'm not. >> No, >> you're not. I'm not. >> No. >> In what section? >> What section of the law? >> You can't do a U-turn. >> What section of the law am I not refuse to do a U-turn? >> The cops got tired of arguing with the woman as she was clearly under the influence. She was slurring her words and doing her best to stay coherent. And since she wasn't refusing, the cop initiated the field sobriety tests. >> So, for this first test, go ahead and place your feet together like so. Go ahead and place your hands at your side. [sighs] [snorts] >> So now look at the tip of my pen using your eyes. >> Go ahead and look at the tip of my pen. [snorts] So now with your eyes and your eyes only follow the tip of my pen. Okay. >> So don't turn your head. >> It is super cold. So I want you guys I want to warn you guys that. Okay. >> It is super cold. >> You guys have Fortnite, right? >> Yeah. Fortnite. Okay. I should just follow the tip of my finger. >> Yes, sir. [snorts] Do you know that? >> Nine heel to toe steps back to your original position. >> You're going to keep your hands. >> Why am I taking a a direct? >> Don't We're not going to argue, man. They said you weren't going to refuse. That's why >> No, I'm not refusing. But you guys are not telling me. You guys are telling me that you're pulling me over because of a U-turn. >> Okay. Go ahead and turn around. Ma'am, you're being placed under arrest for driving while under the influence of intoxicating alcohol and or liquor. >> It's going to be all in the paperwork that you're going to be provided. >> Yes, ma'am. >> They placed the woman in the back of a squad car and she begged the cops to turn the heat on so she could warm up. The officer mirandized the woman and she then complained that the car was too hot. >> I'm going to ask you questions regarding the vehicle accident on the damage in front of you. >> I don't know anything about it and I like look you guys are super hot in here. Like I cannot believe you guys have people in here. >> No, I cannot believe you guys have people in here. Do you guys have people in here? >> No, of course. So >> it's super super hot. Please >> just wanted to see if >> So why am I detained? Sir, I don't understand. >> You're not detained. You're under arrest right now for driving while intoxicated. But how do you >> I'm asking you questions pertaining to the vehicle accident that you had earlier while you guys were at that little carnival downtown >> carnival >> or wherever you were prior to this. >> I don't >> Okay. >> I don't know. But I don't know why I'm under detained. >> You're placed under arrest for driving while intoxicated. But I'm asking you questions pertaining to the vehicle accident that you got into prior to being under arrest. >> Predictably, the conversation turned back as to why she was being arrested. She claimed they never even tested her for sobriety, although they clearly did. The officer explained to the woman that she was way too argumentative to go on with the tests. Good night. [laughter] She complained to the officers that her chances of being a lawyer had been ruined. If that was the case, she might have thought twice about that before partying so hard. They charged the woman with driving under the influence. On the 20th of April 2025, the cops responded to an Ace Hardware store. There was apparently a customer there standing around without purpose or any aim. He wasn't shopping. He was loitering. >> How you doing, sir? >> What's up? >> Can I talk to you? >> What do you need? >> So, Ace would actually like you to leave for the day. >> Oh, Ace needs me to leave. Am I Am I trespassing? >> No, they just want you to leave. So, you're not you're not doing anything wrong. and they just are asking >> is this a store policy or official business? >> What do you mean by that? >> Um I'm trying I'm trying to figure out where you're asking me. >> Um I'm asking you to leave the store for >> Is this is this official business or something? >> Yes, they they asked me to ask you. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I guess I'm I'm sketching Ace out too much. All right. Well, hold on. Hold on, >> sir. And brother. >> Hey, Officer Tolson Chris Lake police. I need you to provide some identification for me real quick. Okay. >> Am I Am I committing a crime? Well, you're loitering and they want you leaving. And so when you're a suspicious person, I have every right to identify you. >> All right. >> And you're going the wrong way from the store right now, too. >> The suspect got agitated that the cops were asking him to leave. He got very defensive even though it was clear he was loitering. The officers approached the suspect and asked him a few questions to find out what they were dealing with. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Just Just slow down for a minute. Just slow down. >> Okay. >> Are you all right? >> I'm kind of ear infection. >> No. No ear infections. >> None at all. >> All right. I'm going to use a light just to shine on your eyes. Am I here to to hurt you, but just to see how your eyes are restricting? Are you on any medication, right? Or any drugs or alcohol, sir? >> Any any medications? No. >> Okay. I don't I don't have any I don't have any meds with me. >> Okay. Do you use any medication normally? >> Um prescribe any >> Look, I'm going to put these down really quick. Just slow down. It's not emergency service. >> Okay. >> We're okay. >> Do you have an ID? We're fine. >> Do you have an ID? >> All right. Just let me let me put these back. We're on the shelf before I was about to purchase this. >> And then after that, if you have any questions, I will answer any questions that you need you need me to answer. >> Thank you. >> We'll let you put that back. >> Okay. >> The first thing that you need to do is identify yourself with your ID. Yes. >> Is it Is this a crime? >> You are being suspected of lording. >> Suspected of lording. >> Yeah. So, I get to identify you. Okay. So, I need you. >> Do you need a cash? Do you need cash receipts? >> No cash receipts. >> I need you to ride your >> How long does loitering take? >> The man continued questioning why the officer wanted his ID. While he continued stalling them, the officers managed to get the man outside so he was at least outside the store like they requested. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Something. >> Okay. Cuz then I'm going to reach into the bag and then you guys are going to flip out >> cuz I'm reaching I'm reaching in a bag. >> Would you feel comfortable just me with your >> Okay. So I'm going to set my bags right there. >> That's fine. And then I'm going to give you identificating things. >> Perfect. >> That I have. >> That's what I'm asking for. >> Okay. Cuz I'm I'm I'm looking for foyer right now. >> Okay, great. You can foil anything later. Just give me your ID so we can get the hell out of here. Dude, >> I can't find I can't find the foyer. >> You don't need a foyer. >> That That's >> Put your bag down and give me your ID then. >> That That's all I'm looking for. >> Provide your ID. It's that simple. >> I'm I'm hurrying up, dude. I'm hurrying. >> You're not hurrying up. You're stalling and and you're just talking yourself in a circle. >> One thing at a time. You asked me for ID. >> I've been asking you. That's the only thing we've been asking you this whole time. So, just provide your ID. >> Okay. >> It's that simple. >> Okay. So, this this already has identified. >> I don't care. I want your ID. I don't know what that is. That could be wrong to someone else. Do you have an ID? >> I I don't think I have it. >> Okay. Then why don't you give my partner your your information so he can write it down. >> Poland. >> Yeah. Poland. Your last name? >> Poland. Isn't your last name? >> No, that is that is that is not my name. >> It's not that is not that is not my name. And I'm I'm getting I'm getting very very irritated that >> why it's not my >> The cops figured out that his first name was Nicholas, but he refused to give them his last name. The conversation between them kept going around in circles. Finally, the cops informed the man that he had an outstanding warrant. All right, Nicholas, you have a warrant for your arrest. So, put your hands behind your back, >> dude. I It's not not No, this I need help. No. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do not ask. You have a warrant. You >> have a warrant. Put your hands behind your back. >> Nicholas, >> put your hands behind your back. >> Where is it from? No. No. No. No. No. Please read me. Please read me the warrant. >> Your warrant is out of Mckenry County. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Make this simple for us. >> No, I'm not. Be a gentleman and don't put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me. >> Help me, dude. >> Who are you guys? Put your hands behind your back. >> I said help me, please. >> We're gonna help you. Put your hands behind your back now. >> This isn't help. >> Nicholas, put >> Can you please help me, man? Put your hands behind your back. >> What for? Explain, sir. >> You have a warrant. >> Explain to me, please. >> Explain, sir. No, no, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I need help. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Roll to your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Nicholas, you want me to tase you? >> Stop. Sir, >> you want me to tase you? >> No. >> Then put your hand behind your back. I'm going to tase you. I'm not I'm not dealing with this. >> Dude, help with information. Sir, >> we already told you no. It's a civil matter. Put your hand Oh. Oh my god. Dude, >> we have Nicholas in custody. First one. After a very long standoff where the man insisted to the cops that he needed help with foyer and hippols, which were completely irrelevant, the cops finally got the man in handcuffs. The only thing left to do now was to get him in a squad car. >> That was unnecessary, dude. >> No, this this is unnecessary. >> I'm not going to argue with you. Come on. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. I think you're tough, man. Ow. Ow. That hurts. Don't run. >> Where are we going, man? >> To count. >> Is this an emergency? >> Yep. >> Going to county, buddy. >> For what? >> You have a warrant. We told you. >> HEY, PAY WHAT? >> YOU WANT TO GET A CRIMINAL? >> PAY ONE, MAN. >> You're on camera. >> I don't care. >> Yeah, you're going to catch a shut up, man. Shut up. The cops eventually found out that he was a little more mentally unstable than they thought. They arrested the man and he was charged with resisting arrest and they trespassed the man from the Ace Hardware store. On the 11th of June 2025, cops on routine patrol noticed a car driving erratically. The driver disregarded a red light driving right through it. So, the cops pulled them over. >> What are you doing? >> Hi. What are you doing? >> What are you covering up? I'm not covering anything up. >> You literally just threw everything down onto the floorboard. >> I was grabbing my bag for my license. >> You were literally throwing [ __ ] >> I'm parking here because I work here. >> She tried covering something up on the floorboard. >> You know why I'm You know why I'm pulling you over? >> Sienna, >> you know why I'm pulling you over? >> Why? >> You're going to give me attitude right now. Like you're annoyed because you went right through the red light in front of us inside Orange and Okay. What is working here driving through a red light on Orange and Washington? I'm late from break and I'm sorry. >> You're late from break? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Where do you work? >> Here. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Put your car in park. >> Yeah. >> I can't because I pulled over because I saw you behind me. >> Put your car in park. >> Okay. There's a bottle in there. You want to talk to me? What do you do for work? >> What I do for work? >> Uh-huh. >> Sales. Vacation. >> Sales. Vacation. >> Vacation. Sales. >> Okay. So, there's a open bottle of tequila in the car. How many? How many? Ma'am, I'm not arguing with you. I'm I'm talking >> that's like ma'am. Ma'am, let's talk. >> How many drinks do you have today? >> None. >> Okay. Why is there open bottle of tequila in the car? >> There's not. [screaming] >> Why did you blow by that red light? >> I didn't blow by a red light. >> Okay, you did. Do me a favor. Put your phone up there. >> Don't hang up. >> I'm not going to hang up. >> And just take your phone out right now. You're detained for a traffic stop. Okay. The cops instructed the woman to hang up her FaceTime call because she was being detained. However, she refused to do so and just propped her phone up on the dashboard. After seeing an open bottle of alcohol in the car, the cops assumed she was under the influence. >> Do me a favor. >> I'm already parked. >> Ma'am, do me a favor. Step out of the car for me. >> I'm going to bring my >> No, you're not. Ma'am, please step out of the car. Ma'am, >> you can't take my car. >> All right. Don't resist. You're going to You're going to go to jail. It's not resisting. It's not resisting. Stop. Stop. She's She's fighting. Stop. Stop. Let go. Do it now. I said let go. I said let You're pulling You're pulling your arm back. >> You weak of liquor right now. >> Whoa. What is going on? Sienna, make sure you stay on the phone, please. >> I wonder if she's involved in 73, too. >> It's 73. What is that? >> We're not talking to you. Yes, you are. We're >> talking to each other. >> Sienna, >> what's on the back? >> Where's my phone? >> It's up here. >> What is going on with you today? >> Sienna, >> she's over there. >> What is going on with you, >> Sienna? >> You do not need to be here. I'm hanging up with you. >> No, do not hang on my phone. That's illegal. >> Ma'am, this is not illegal. >> Her brother is a police officer. >> Okay. Well, guess what? You're looking at two police. All right, that's it. >> I'm doing her a favor because if she comes here to this location and obstructs this investigation, she goes to jail. So, I'm doing not interrupt us. >> She's literally looking for your location right now. >> No, ma'am. >> Ma'am, >> you've been extremely uncooperative at this point. >> I'm I'm cooperative. What What do you guys need from me? >> The officer noted that the woman rire of alcohol, but she denied she'd been drinking that day. She informed the officers that the stop was illegal because she was parked, but she agreed to some field sobriety tests. >> Put your eyes in your eyes only without moving your head. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. Can you keep your hands on? >> Sorry, there was a raindrop on my head. >> You're moving your head. So, we're going to start this. >> Am I moving my head? >> I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. You're moving your head. >> How did I move my head >> with your neck? Can you put your left foot on that line? Your left foot. That's your right. Your left foot on that line. Your right foot. Heel to toe. Just like this. And hands out to your side. Hold that position till I'm done explaining that position. >> I did three steps. You're going to do nine. >> Okay. >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> I have now did 18. >> Is there anything else you would like? >> The way I instructed you. Remember my instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Then do it the way I instructed you. >> I did that 1,00 1,002. What am I counting to? Three. >> You're going to keep counting until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you may begin at any time >> here. >> Yep. >> One. Two, three, four, five. This heart. >> Field sobriety test are used to determine whether a person is under the influence. If a suspect fails one or more of the tests, it's usually an indication of intoxication. She clearly failed every test and was argumentative of the whole time. >> So, how many drinks did you have today? >> I have not had any. >> None at all? >> No. >> Okay. Look at my partner. All right. And then can you do a forward dive like this with your hands behind your back? >> A dive? >> Yeah. Like put both of your hands like you're praying behind your back. >> Yep. All right. Now you're additionally getting charged with DUI. Okay. >> So you went inside my car? >> Yes. >> We did. >> Without permission. >> With probable cause. Get in the car. >> Without permission. >> With with probable cause. >> I need my phone. >> You'll get that. >> Do you have anything on? >> I need my phone. >> It's going to come with your car. Get in the car. >> I need my phone. >> You're going to get another charge. Get in the car. Get in the car. Do it now. What's the other charge? >> You already have a resistant right now. Get another one. >> We're giving you the lawful order. >> My phone has your car. Your phone will go with Your phone will go with you, >> but it's not coming with you in the back of the car. It's going to come up front and then it's going to go with you into jail. >> So, can you please get that? >> Watch your feet. Watch your toes. >> They secured the woman in the back of a squad car for driving under the influence. In the squad car, she continued her verbal assault, named dropping her relatives and law enforcement and questioning whether the arrest was legal. You also don't have a valid license, ma'am. >> What's my behavior, ma'am? >> Ma'am, you don't have a valid license. >> What's my behavior, ma'am? >> Well, look at yourself. >> I've been cooperating with you this whole time. >> So, what is it? >> You haven't told me the reason I'm arrested. You haven't told me. >> I told you you're under arrest for DUI. >> What? How? How am I arrested for a DUI? >> How? I'm not drunk. I haven't endangered. >> Oh, you know what? Um, >> so how am I rested for a DUI? >> Johnson probably has an all key set or an >> I'm telling you right now, I have a a brother who's a police officer and I have an uncle who's a lawyer. >> So, how am I arrested for a DUI? >> I'm about to You're about to face some real serious consequences. I'm going to tell you that right now. >> Okay, man. >> I'm going to tell you that now. And you know what? I hope this is worth your job. That's all I'm going to say. I hope this is worth your job and the rest of your career cuz you guys have not dignify that I'm arrested for a DUI. I have not been proved drunk. I have not been proved anything. You guys, >> Johnson's here. Johnson's here. >> Oh, John's here already. Awesome. Uh, I just need you back. >> Let's go. Because I can't wait to put you guys behind bars. Let's go. I'm so excited for this. >> She continued threatening the officer's jobs as if she had the power to do something. She was convinced the cops were going to jail, but all they were doing was following policy. Shortly after, a female officer arrived to search the woman and the suspect gave her trouble as well. >> You don't have a right to do that. >> Sure do. >> Oh my god, I feel bad. >> I'm being sexually assaulted. >> I'm being sexually assaulted. >> I'm searching your phone. >> Help me. Help me. >> She's sexually assaulted. >> 16. Can you put me on 19? >> I will protect myself if you want to continue to do this. >> She's in charge of resisting. >> Okay, she slipped one of the cups already. So, just >> just keep an eye on it. Rosario's being transported. Uh, let's put her in Rosario's car. >> This is not the right way to hold somebody. This is not the right way to hold somebody. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting, ma'am. >> Not the right way. Not the right way. You're going to get the right resisting. >> You're going to break my arm. You're going >> Stop resisting. >> You are going to break it yourself by dropping like that. You are going to self-inflict your injury when you drop all your weight to the ground purposefully trying to make it difficult for us to walk. >> Improper. >> Watch your arm. Come on. Go get your car. Get your arm. Put under my elbow. Go get your car. >> They're holding me wrong. >> Okay. Are you >> They're going to break my arm. They don't know what conditions I have. >> They don't know what condition I have. >> Stop resisting. >> TELL THEM TO GET FROM UNDER ME. >> This here is holding me from under my elbow >> because of the way you're acting. Yeah. She's not. >> I'm not acting any I have not physically arrested anybody. >> You keep dropping your way trying to get outside of our >> She's holding me wrong. She's going to break my shoulder. >> She's going to break my shoulder. You charing shoulder like that. >> She continued resisting the officers and tried to control the entire situation. They charged the woman with resisting arrest, failing to stop at a red light, battery on law enforcement, and not having a valid driver's license. With the rise of Tik Tok lawyers and social media influencers spreading false information, there's also the rise of these know-it-alls trying to run the show. But unfortunately, their terrible legal knowledge yields harsh reality checks, and law enforcement is ready to serve it to them.