Get out of the car. This is going to cause criminal charges against you guys. I am in my legal rights to be here. >> Ma'am, I don't want to use force against you. Step out of the car. Suspect Tammy Lynn Grgurich Jones continues bargaining from the driver's seat convinced personal phone calls provide legal immunity. Officers patiently repeat arrest warnings while securing her wrist demonstrating the constitutional misunderstandings and stubborn roadside defiance cannot halt the physical enforcement of lawful commands. >> No, no, you're making me lose my patience. >> Step out of the car, ma'am. >> No. >> Out of the car. >> You're wrong. >> Ma'am. >> I am by the side. >> Ma'am. When you get out of the car, we will call somebody. You are under arrest. Get out of the vehicle. Out of the vehicle. >> rights, sir. >> You will and you will be advised of your rights when you get out of the car. You will be placed under arrest. And >> Refusing multiple verbal commands promptly forces deputies to escalate from roadside persuasion to hands-on extraction. Tammy clings tightly to the steering wheel realizing too late that claiming police misconduct does not prevent three officers from physically pulling her out into the night.