away while he's got your driver's license and your all your paperwork. >> He gave me my driver's license. He gave me my paperwork and then he told me something that I don't agree with. He said, "If you do not agree with that," I said to you, "How about >> All right, we're going to go to the black car. >> Can you not push me? >> You are under arrest. >> Can you not Can I put my shoes on? Can I put my shoes? >> I'll go get your shoes." >> On March 21st, 2025 in Florida, an officer pulled over a vehicle clocked at 85 mph in a 45 mph zone. What began as a simple citation turned into a resistance-filled tugofwar between law and logic with a dash of accusations and civil rights commentary. If you think refusing to sign a paper ends with a shrug, watch the video to see what really went down. >> Deb Davidson, Sheriff's Office, the reason why I'm stopping you had you at 85 miles an hour coming into the 45. >> Excuse me? Yeah, you you were at 85 miles an hour and you actually encroached into the 45 mph zone. >> Bad guy says 55. >> Even Even if the speed limit back there is 55. >> Yeah, that's what I was going on. >> No, you're going 85. Yeah, you're you're cruising. Do you have your license on you? >> Sure. >> This section now is 45. >> Right. Right. Cuz I'm almost home. I'm done. >> Thank you. Everything good with your license? No standing tickets or anything like that? >> Yes. >> I ride with you. Okay. [Music] 31 northbound fire department. >> Sorry. >> So, this is a citation for that speed. Okay. The 85 and the 45. >> It does. So, with that, >> you don't get any of the three options. You have to contact this number on the front and schedule a court hearing. Okay? >> It doesn't allow me to give you a fine amount. >> All right. >> All I need from you is a signature. >> What do you mean? What do you mean? >> Deputy Davidson. It's right there on the bottom of the citation right there. >> You didn't hear what I asked. >> You said, "What is my name?" I said, "It's Deputy Davidson." >> I did not ask you. That's >> okay. You said that I have to go for a court hearing. I said, "What do you mean by that?" >> It means you got to contact that number and schedule an appearance in front of the judge. The speed is too great for me to issue a fine amount cuz you're over 30 mph speeding in the roadway. One appears to be >> all I need is a signature from you. It's not saying you're guilty. It's just saying you're going to contact that number and schedule a court date. That's all. I'm not sure if I should sign anything that I'm not >> I'm just going to tell you a refusal to sign a citation is an arrestable offense. >> So, you're going to arrest me because I do not understand what you're talking about. >> I I don't understand what you don't know what I'm saying to you. I had your speed at >> Hold on. Let me call Let me call my >> Okay. So, this is the deal. You were doing 85 miles an hour in a 45. >> I just I just told you I am making a phone call. >> You listen. I'm not here to make phone calls. Okay. So, you want me to sign something that I'm not comfortable with. >> And then I said, "Let me let me signing >> cuz you said you're going to arrest me for something that I do not understand why you're going to arrest me for. >> So, I need I'll explain my family member." >> You don't have to call your family member. You're an adult, sir. No, you don't. >> No. Yeah. Sir, >> I'm telling you right now, >> legal right. I have my rights. >> Okay. You're >> my right. >> Driving is a privilege, not a right. What could have been a routine traffic stop turned into a full-blown episode of Karen Versus Common Sense. It was a regular traffic stop where the officer just needed her signature, plain and simple. But no, our lead actress chose chaos. Suddenly, signing became betrayal. And the officer explaining it was clearly out to get her. She argued, stalled, and tried calling someone like she was being held hostage instead of just being held accountable. So again, you were doing 85 mph and a posted 45 mph speed. >> And I said I was not. I was at 55. >> We're not going to argue road sign. That's something that you go to a judge. >> Correct. >> And in this case, you don't get three options like a normal speed citation. You get the option of calling the number and scheduling a court hearing. At that time, you can make your argument with the judge that you were not speeding. Okay? That's the time that you get to argue. You don't get to argue roadside. >> I'm not arguing with you, sir. >> You are arguing with me. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, you're going to arrest me because I'm not arguing with you. >> I'm not saying you're not I'm arrest I'm not saying I'm arresting you for not agreeing. I'm saying if you fail to sign a citation for a court date. >> I am picking up the citation. I will go to the court, but I'm not citing something that I do not understand. >> You want my supervisor to explain this to you? He's right behind Do you want Do you want me to call my family member? Cuz it's right on the phone. >> Nothing what your family is going to say is going to change what I'm about to tell you. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. I I I would understand them better than you. >> Hey, traffic 6. You want to come over here? >> Cuz you said you're going to arrest me for calling my family member. >> I didn't say I was going to arrest you for calling your family member. I said I would arrest you for not signing, saying that you're going to show up to your court date. >> You can't you cannot arrest me for that, sir. >> I'm going to let you talk to my supervisor. He's going to tell you that I can arrest you for not signing the citation. >> No, you cannot arrest me for that. >> It's called failure to sign a summon. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'll be right with you. >> You can't leave. >> You want to go to jail today. You want to go to [ __ ] jail today. >> You want to stop your car and put it in park right now. >> Okay. >> Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. Hey, >> don't don't look swear at me. Don't swear. Do not you're not Sir, he's not allowed to open my video. >> Yes, he is allowed. He's telling you. Why are you driving away from a traffic stop? >> Because I'm talking to him. He walked away from me. >> I said, "Hold tight right now, >> sir. I was talking to him." >> So, you would drive away while he's got your driver's license and your all your paperwork? >> He gave me my driver's license. He gave me my paperwork. And then he told me something that I don't agree with. He said, "If you do not agree with that, I said to you, you will go to jail." I said, "No, I want to call my family member to see why I'm going to jail for. I'm a citizen in here. What am I going to jail for? You give me a citation, sir. You give me a citation, sir. I said I will comply. I gave you my license and everything. So, now you tell me you're going to put me to jail." >> So, was it 30 over >> 85 and 45? >> Okay. So, yeah. >> I was doing 55. >> Hey, listen. It doesn't matter if you're doing 55. It doesn't matter. You have to sign that. Sir, >> are you not going to sign it? Yes or no? No. >> Okay. >> And then I will go to the judge. >> Okay. Listen. Do me a favor. No. No. Take your hand off of me, >> sir. I'm not putting >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> No. >> She threatened to call her family like they were some kind of Supreme Court panel ready to overrule traffic law. The cop explained the citation process like he was reading a bedtime story to a toddler. Slow, calm, and painfully clear. But even a monk's patience runs dry. She argued like a total fool over something that could have taken 2 minutes and zero drama. >> You're going to jail. Step out of the car. You're going to jail. >> Wait a minute. >> Wait a minute. Wait a minute. >> I signed Let me sign the papers. >> Too late. You're going to jail. >> Step out of the car. >> You're going to get tased in about 2 seconds. Step out of the car. >> Wait a minute. >> You're going to jail. >> Wait. Wait a minute. Why you doing this? >> Yeah, we are. >> Okay. Wait. Wait. >> Put your hands behind your back. Wait a minute. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> This is not right. >> Turn forward. >> This is not right. This is not right. This is not right. This is not right. >> Okay. You were >> Sir, this is not right. You just >> Listen, you were older. Just punched me on my face. >> Listen to me. No, nobody punched you in your face. >> So I can [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. You're going to catch a resisting charge. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I am. >> I don't What are you reaching for? >> I'm not reaching for anything. >> You Bluetooth on this, too? >> Yep. >> You're punching on my fist for no reason. >> Listen, nobody punched you. Okay. >> We gave you several lawful orders to exit. We're recording it, too. You were given several lawful orders to exit your vehicle. >> No, you did not. >> Yeah. Yeah. I told you to step out. >> All right. We're going to go to the black car. >> Can you not push me? >> You are under arrest. >> Can you not Can I put my shoes on? >> Can I put my shoes? >> I'll go get your shoes. >> Is she the >> Yeah. Sir, >> I'm going to take your license. >> No, no, no. These are my property. >> Yes. >> No. I'm putting S. >> Ma'am, let go of your license. >> S. >> Hey, let go of it. You're under arrest. You can't have anything. You are under arrest, ma'am. Listen to me. Don't make it any harder. It has to be. You're under arrest. You're going to jail. That's it. >> Okay. Can I have my wallet? >> We will get your wallet. >> We'll get all your stuff. Did you >> make I mean you can't have something. >> Yeah. >> Wait a minute. What are you doing? >> All right. You don't have any. >> Why are you following me, sir? Why are you touching my boobon? >> No one's touching you. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Okay. Don't push me like that. >> No one's pushing you. >> That was so rude. >> You're being rude. >> You were given several orders. You didn't You didn't We're going to have We're going to seat belt you. Okay. >> Hey, put your real camera on. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. Watch. I'm going to reach over and grab your seat belt. >> Put your camera on. >> Did you put your camera on when you punched me though? >> Sit back for me, please. >> I am sitting back. >> Okay, I need to reach around you. >> That's what arguing with a cop like a total fool with zero legal sense gets you. You end up barefoot getting walked to the patrol car like it's a red carpet for bad decisions. And even then, our leading lady didn't hit pause on her My Rights podcast. loud, messy, and painfully pointless. Her resistance sealed the deal. Cops finally shut it down and cuffed her up. Honestly, she earned every second of it. >> Sir, can you stop pushing me, please? >> Where's your Hold on. >> Sir, can you stop pushing me? >> Okay. >> You want to hand it to me? >> So, you don't like black folks, huh? >> Is that >> because Because I didn't do anything. >> Maybe my wife is black. How do you not know that? >> Like, like I said, Do you not know that? >> I did not do anything. >> Okay. >> For you guys handling me like that >> for you to menandling me like that. >> You were explaining you have to sign the option or or it's jail. And you said no. >> He told me that. I said I don't understand what he's saying. I just need somebody to explain to me what he's saying. And then you called you pushed me punched me on my face and then put me in in in here for what? What have I done wrong? Okay. >> Okay. That thing is really tight. It's breaking my arm. >> It's breaking. We'll see. No, no, no. The the the the the the hoff. >> Okay. They're not They're not comfortable. They're not They're not designed to be comfortable. >> Jesus. >> So, she just >> I got my camera still running cuz I'm inventorying. Yes, absolutely. >> I had her for 85 and the 45. >> Gave her the 30 over. >> I told her I explained it numerous times. >> So, I she kept going. I'm like, "You know what? You think I'm lying? I'll call my supervisor." >> Um, I'll do the toe sheet. You just want to run her to jail and I'll I'll hand >> I just want to make sure I got everything about you. >> Okay. >> Um, >> make sure there's no large sums of money or cops. >> Yeah. I just All right. >> I know I'm going to be accused of stealing millions of dollars, so We got headphones. See, >> it's all like fruits and vegetables back here. >> All right. Just want to make sure we don't let this thing go with >> Yeah. >> or a fire alarm or something. >> No, it's all all fruits and stuff back here. So, I'll get her to jail. Even in the back of the cop car, front row seat to her own downfall, she kept yapping like she was still on trial, insisting she did nothing wrong, like it was all some twisted reality show. Maybe she thought the final scene would be her strutting off like a movie star. But this ain't Netflix, it's real life. So next time you hit the gas, leave the courtroom delusions in the glove box. 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