Is she home or you going to leave? I don't know, she's going to go to jail. Okay, [snorts] so please that's not what we want. >> Just give me driver's license. I don't HAVE IT WITH ME. You still need to leave. >> you need to talk to me. All right, everybody welcome back. We got another video for you. This one comes from bodycam files and it is police weren't expecting her to do this. I haven't seen it. Let's go. Police respond to a residence after a homeowner calls about a female that was banging on her front door and refusing to leave. Reason why you keep knocking on that door? Okay, well I need you to come over here and wait for the door. Oh my god. Do what? This is what we deal with like the the disrespect to a for authority. The lack of of I mean like she just looks at him with this stupid look on her face and just keeps knocking and doing what she's doing. The police are there. That should be some type of alarm in your head that hey what I'm doing maybe a problem. But no, no and total entitlement doesn't think that she's going to be held accountable. No? Put her in cuffs. Teach her a lesson right away. Ma'am, I'm still waiting for the door. All right, go inside. tomorrow. I don't want her here. She's been asked to leave many many times. She doesn't want to leave. I don't want to hurt I don't want to arrest it. I just want her out of here, please and I want noted. I want a report. So you could see she's been doing this forever. I've been waiting for my glass to come in and break. She dated my son. They're not together anymore. Psycho ex-girlfriend. Okay. Dated the son, not dating anymore and still showing up and look at her still the way she's standing there. That's got some problems. And I don't want her on my premises. This is my home. Okay. >> I don't want her here and this is my son. And I don't want him coming out of here because I don't feel safe with him. Well, first of all, the son's got his mommy out doing the talking for him. I don't respect that at all either, but um clearly she's a she's crazier than crazy. I have my kids with him. Okay. Ma'am, what is your name? Angel Harper. Ma'am, what is your name? Put her in cuffs. She's trespassing. That's why I don't want her in trouble. I just want her to understand she's not welcome here. What's your first name? Since she doesn't want to answer me. Sandra? Samantha? Mhm. Samantha, are you are you hearing what she's saying? Uh hello. Samantha, do you have your driver's license or an ID with you? Okay, this is going to last for a couple more minutes till my other deputy gets here and then He said she's going to have two routes. One, she's going to answer me or she's going to go to jail. him or you're going to leave. Okay. I know she's going to go to jail. Okay, [snorts] so please that's not what we want. Just give me your driver's license. >> Hey, I don't HAVE IT WITH ME. You still need to leave. >> Well, then you need to talk to me. My stress level's at zero right now, so you can knock that crap off. I can't Here's the thing is you're if they say it, they got to do something about it. And if you say it, but you don't really do anything about it, then she continues to do what she's doing right here. Right now, you don't know, she could be texting 10 dudes to show up and cause a problem for you. I just I'm a big believer like let's get the situation handled quickly and efficiently and then we can always go back and and figure it out and sort everything out else out after. I understand how relationships and stuff like that can be very very volatile. But this is not the way to act like it cuz I'm assuming you're an adult. All right? What is your last name? Amanda, what is your last name? Samantha, if you keep obstructing him, he is going to put you in cuffs. Just >> She should already be in cuffs. This is She should already be in cuffs. This is ex-boyfriend and this is It's Samantha, correct? Yeah, this is Samantha who's not wanting to answer any questions or have anything to do with police and refusing to leave with her telling me she wants her to leave. Please put her in cuffs. >> I'm only trespassing. Do you have ID on you? You don't? Or do you Are you not going to provide it? I don't have it. Okay. I'm asking. Are you going to leave? >> your car? Do you have your registration in your car? >> Can you run that tag right now on that car? You're showing about to show your registration. Are you Are you going to leave right now off this property? Is this her car right here? Yes. Okay. Is that a yes or no? I'm not going to ask you again. Sam, they're not playing with you. I bet you they ask again. We just want you to leave our home. We don't wish you any ill will. You're just not welcome here anymore. You need to leave. Why would you want to go and obstruct justice and get yourself into trouble when you're being given the chance by three officers to leave here who are being very respectful and >> Deputies, but >> and giving you the chance to go to your home and deal with whatever it is that you need to deal with today and not be here and get yourself in trouble. It's not worth it. They are being extremely patient with her. Far more patient. Um I You guys already know what I'm going to say. >> You can't stay here. You can't be banging on That's going to cause you problems later. If you get arrested, then you're going to go back to court, then you're considered a stalker, then you obstruct justice. She is a stalker. It's not considered a stalker, whether she's been arrested, convicted of it. She is stalking right now. She's standing, pounding on the door, and she's been told to leave multiple times. The police have told her, "Hey, come on. We got to go." She's still standing there. I mean, that's stalking. of justice not listening to a police officer. Are you Are you going to have to leave right now? Please leave. And do not come back. Come on, guys. Is that a valid deal? Yes or no? Okay. So, you heard her. She wants you trespassed from this point. It's on camera. If you ever come back on this property and we catch you here, you go to jail. You understand? All right. Thank you. I don't know. Got her license. Good. 33 or something like that. Show Samantha 2780 West property. All avoidable if they'd have just put her in cuffs in the beginning and got her attitude in check. Go get her. Signal 12. >> to kill somebody. Yep. Well, Well, Look, I mean, >> What are you doing? Ah. Switch to channel I mean, all avoidable, guys. All avoidable. If they'd have just put her in cuffs, checked her attitude up, probably given her a citation because she wasn't leaving. And now look. She rips out of there, reckless driving. Oh, no. Oh, boy. Felony pursuit or a fleeing, whatever they call it out there. Fleeing, eluding a law enforcement officer. We're slowing down. We're coming up to West Virginia Street. Stops in the middle of the dag um road. Turn it off. Turn it off. Turn the car off. Turn it off. TURN THE CAR OFF. GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. What did I do? What did She doesn't listen, folks. Just run her up and There's There's just nobody else in the car. You already know that. Just get her grab her out. Yank her out of the car. What did I do? What did I do? Unlock the door. See? Had they put cuffs on her in the first place, this is the type of attitude you would have gotten. You would have got a what am I What did I do? I'm sorry. Then it She wouldn't have ripped out of there and ended up in a pursuit. Get out of the car. Get out. What did I do? Yank her out. Guess where she's going now. Cuffs. Wait, what did I do? Give me your hand. What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? What did I do? Don't move. What did I do? It's over. What did I do? How about run a stop sign, squeal your tires, and you failed to yield? Exhibition of speed. Yes, you did. Yes, you did. >> No, I did not. When I exited the community, It's 10 to 10. Get out. Tail the car. What did I do? Get against the car. Can you guys explain to me what did I do? Come here. Turn around. Can you guys explain to me We just told you. They should give her They should give her the same silent treatment that she gave them. Just ignore her like she did to them and just not look at them. Just not look at her and just look on your phone, put her in handcuffs. That's exactly what she did to them. They should let us do it to her. I did not fail to yield. Yes, she did. I swerved my tires because the car was Because the We are 2 mi away from that. >> entrance. That's why I stopped here. Right here by the No, you could have pulled in the gas station in the city of I used my turn lane, but I didn't understand why you guys were coming after me. Then she stops in the middle of the road. It should be a requisite, if you get a driver's license, you should know how to respond in a if you get pulled over, which is off to the right and where possible, she could have turned into this parking lot right there. Uh she could have gone off to the farthest that she could up against the curb. Nah, just stop right in the middle of the lane. Yeah. Okay, that's not how that works. Guys, you got this one? Oh, yeah. All right. I'll be honest with you. She ended up in cuffs anyway. I thought so. Are you short enough to fit in there? All right, I'm going to read you something and then I'm going to go from there, okay? You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any questioning if you wish. Can I ask you why are you pointing a gun at me? Hold on. Stop. Stop. Let me finish, okay? You can decide anytime to exercise these rights to not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights that I've explained to you? I just want to understand. >> explain each of these rights? You want me to read it again? No, I need to understand why you were so fast to pull a gun out on me. Go ahead. See, this is the kind of behavior that she she would have had this type of attitude when they put her in cuffs the first time. But this whole acting like a little child trying to ignore the police and not answer their questions. And now all of a sudden she's full of questions. She wants to jabber around like a monkey in a tree now. Before for me squealing my wheels and not knowing where to stop. >> Thank you. Samantha was charged with attempting to flee or elude, Good. resisting without violence, possession of marijuana under 20 g, and possession of drug paraphernalia. Uh-oh. Listen, if you're going to if you've got drugs and paraphernalia, you probably don't want to peel out and when the police walked up, you should have said, "Oh, I'm sorry, sir. My bad. I needed to talk to my ex-boyfriend, but I'm going to go." But no, no, she's got to be just dumb about it, entitled, and then she flees from the cops. Is there anybody watching this that doesn't think that she was wrong in the way she drove off and the way she was running stop signs and trying to get away? On November 13th, 2023, she pled not guilty on all counts except fleeing and the charges were eventually dropped. The remaining fleeing charge was dropped by the prosecutor on February 6th, 2024. This is the problem. THEY DROPPED ALL THE charges and then the prosecutor ends up dropping the final charge as well. The reason people act entitled and behave like this and are disrespectful to law enforcement is because judges don't hold people accountable and attorneys often time drops the charge drop the charges. So then people think there's no consequences for their bad behavior. I can't stand it. Like I understand if you're going to drop a couple charges to catch a plea, but in the end the prosecutor drops all of these charges? I mean is every You guys as upset about this stuff as I am or as irritated as I am? I am so sick and tired of this because guess who deals with them the next time? Not the prosecutor, us. We have to deal with them the next time heaven forbid she show up to the boyfriend's house with the gun because she doesn't feel like there's any consequences to her actions. Good. It's over. >> [laughter] >> Ugh, it's so frustrating. And then we wonder why people act the way they do. Come on. And Florida is better than this. Florida is a good state usually and whatever prosecutor is kicked this lady back just didn't even charge her for that. So, anyway. I don't know. Comment, like, subscribe. Let me know if you're frustrated. Let me know if you would have put cuffs on her right from the get-go. Uh, and if the charges were appropriate, which I think the charges were appropriate, but I also think the charges were avoidable. If she would have just been pulled away from the door in handcuffs and dealt with her back at the car. But, anyway, comment, like, subscribe. I'll catch you on the next video.