If you don't stop out of the vehicle right now, we're going to bust your window and take you out and arrest you. Okay. >> Ready? >> You ready? >> All you NEED IS >> READY. >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP SO I CAN STEAL. >> YEAH, I CAN. >> All you got to do is step out of the vehicle. Welcome back to the Vanalian channel, guys. Today we head back to Florida where yet another legal genius turns what should have been a simple and routine traffic stop into a very cool window bust and arrest by a Flaggler County supervisor who has absolutely no time for this suspect's nonsense. Right, let's get into the video. Your window work, huh? Why not? >> 23 109 code. >> Huh? I can't hear you. Roll your window down. Can you step out of the vehicle? I remember a time when it would be frowned upon to not only behave the way this suspect does during this traffic stop, but to leave the house wearing pajamas and especially during the middle of the night. I miss those days. Anyway, the deputy spends the next couple of minutes trying to get her to roll down the passenger side window. So, we're just going to fast forward through that part. Huh? >> Okay. So, the reason I stopped you is your tag lights out. Okay. Literally, I want you to know that if you opened your window when I walked up, I would have told your tag lights out and then would have left. Okay. Can I get your license in your reg >> and your registration and your insurance for the vehicle? I can't reach that. >> Well, you must apply to my water and now you say you can't reach around to my window. >> Just come around to the driver's side window. Then she says, "Yeah, sorry, dear, but you don't get to control how this deputy controls his traffic stop. And not that you care, but there's an £80,000 reason why he's standing where he is. And it's certainly not to inconvenience you. >> You can't reach from there. I got I got this in my neck. That's true. And all I got problem, >> huh? >> I have no issues. So all this reaching, can you walk over here? >> No. >> Okay. >> You can roll down your passenger side window and you can give it to your passenger knee and give it to me. >> No, I'm not doing that. Why not? >> Because I'm not. >> Can you please tell me so I can go? >> No, you can roll down your P drive window and give it to me. I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> Sir, I'm about to pull up cuz I got to go. >> I want you to know if you pull up from the stop with a felony charge. It's called fleeing and looting. >> Get the license. >> You can roll down your passenger side window and give it to me. >> Don't roll down. >> You can open the door and give it to me. >> I'm definitely not opening the door. >> Okay. Well, I'll sit here until I get it. >> She now jumps from the driver's seat to the back seat so she can hand her license through a window that works. But things start to escalate when more deputies arrive to order her out of the vehicle. I'm just trying to get my license. You're not trying to get >> not reaching in your window. >> So, won't you come around to my window and get it? >> I'm on your passenger side. I'm not standing in the highway. You can give it to me through this window. I'm going to climb over the back seat. You need me to go shoot? >> No. Why would I do that? You got any weapons in the car? >> You being real. >> And you say you don't have the registration or the insurance of the vehicle? >> I got my insurance, but I ain't got no registration. I don't care about registration. >> Huh? I don't care my registration in the car. >> Why not? >> Cuz I don't. >> Okay. >> If you get stolen, >> can you pull up the insurance for me? >> Absolutely. >> It's on your phone, right? >> Yep. >> All right. This is the driver by the back seat. >> All right. Can you step out of the car for me? >> No, I'm not getting out of the car. >> Yes. Per floor statue. When you stop in a traffic stop, I can ask you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. If you do not step out of the vehicle, if you do not step out of the vehicle, you will be charged with resisting. If you make me take you out of this car, I'll put you in handc. Ow. Go bust my window. >> Hey, ma'am. >> Hey, let me let me let me have a conversation with you. If you don't stop the vehicle right now, we're going to bust your window and take you out and arrest you. Okay. >> This is case law. Pennsylvania v Mims. >> Let me let me have to get out my car. >> Yeah. Pennsylvania versus Mims, as this deputy has just pointed out, says different. But please don't let a little thing like reality and an absolutely cracking window bus get in the way of your delusions. They say they're not they're going to buzz my window. I don't know what they told me at the park for a track for a type of fight. I gave them my insurance. I gave him my license. Now they're not car and they're going to bust my window if I don't get out the car. That's what I'm car. So I'm just going to report. >> I'm going to explain this to you again so it's clear. Case law dictates if we ask you to step out of the vehicle and give me a lawful order, you have to comply with us by you doing the window being so serious. Can you practice or no? >> Even this much. >> So if you want to look up on your phone really quickly, Pennsylvania vims and support it's supreme court case law. >> Then okay, then you're going to go to jail. >> I don't have to go to jail. All he's doing is hook me up for a traffic stop. I don't have. >> So, so since you're on your phone, look up Pennsylvania men's for me. >> Sir, >> can you open the passenger side for me? >> Because we have >> You can relax. >> Close the window. >> You're okay. >> If you're relaxed, you're okay >> because you're refusing to comply. >> Can you hear me? >> I'm backing out. >> No. Well, I for one am fine with you believing Pennsylvania versus Mims doesn't apply to you because it's going to make for another unavoidable but awesome window bust and arrest. Please continue playing the victim and thank you for not understanding how the world works. >> He has a lawful reason to pull you over. I get into my hygiene. >> That's not how it works. >> Yes, it does. >> No, it's not. >> Case law dictates for our safety, we can have you get out of the vehicle. You went from the driver's seat and jumped into the back of the seat in the car and then you would not roll down your window. >> Can you step out of the car? If you step out of the car, you're not getting arrested. Like, it's literally just comply and you're fine. But right now, I can't go back to my car and do my traffic stop because you're climbing around the vehicle. You roll down your path window to climb to the back. >> You got my license. You can you can perform your traffic stop. You performing your traffic stop. >> Could you please tell your friend to stop shining that light in my face? I have nerve debt and I have real >> nerve debt. I have wheel spasm, sir. Could she please stop light in my face? It's a medical condition. Look it up. >> How about instead of complaining about your claimed medical conditions? There's more of them to come, by the way. You could just not look straight at the light. Or you could simply comply with the lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Stop distracting and making this more difficult than it needs to be. >> Oh, you told me you have medical condition. You can't give me license from the back seat. And he flying over the back seat to give it to me >> to give it to you so I can go. >> Huh? >> Sir, could you please tell your friend to stop trying to >> I I want you to tell me why you couldn't roll down your passenger so I can give it to him. >> I told you I'VE BEEN ABUSED BY OFFICER OF THE LAW. I DO NOT TRUST YOU GUYS. >> I am not him from you guys. >> You can't judge me because somebody else. >> How does it work that way? >> Right now. >> Hey man, can you step out? >> No. give her an order to step out. >> Hey, >> no. >> I've been abused by an officer of the law, she says. Yeah, more like you suffered the consequences of refusing lawful orders and resisting arrest, just like what's about to happen anytime now. I think you mean. Yeah. Who else thinks she's just mad that she can't play the race card with this deputy? >> Can you hear me? >> Of course. >> This is a traffic stop. This is a lawful detainment. I stopped you for your tag light. If you do not step out of the vehicle when given a lawful order, that is called resisting. We will remove you from the vehicle and you'll be subject to arrest. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, you are. >> Right now, a traffic stop is attainment. >> WHAT? NO, IT'S NOT. >> YES, it is. >> No, it's not. >> You have your phone in your hand. Google it. >> Sir, I'm I'm not googling anything. >> You have your phone in your hand. Google it. >> I'm not. And I just asked to stop trying to dislike my face. Like I I just told you I have a medical condition documented and y'all still just like >> I asked you to step out of the vehicle and you said no. >> I'm not I and I told you why. >> Why not? >> So do I have to repeat myself? >> Yes. >> Yeah. We don't have to listen to this gaslighting for much longer. Guys, the sergeant who has absolutely no time for this kind of nonsense is minutes away. The deputy is just keeping her talking until he arrives. Sir, I've been abused by law enforcement. Excessive force. >> Excessive force. It does not matter. Law enforcement. It doesn't matter. Why does it matter? >> Because I'm asking you where. You said it happened. I want to know where. >> Ask me why I don't want to get out the car and I just told you why. I don't have to go into detail. >> Okay. >> I don't have to go into detail. I'm just letting you know. >> Is the reason you don't want to go into detail because it didn't happen by any chance? Yeah. I bet if we compared this and that previous encounter with law enforcement, they would be virtually indistinguishable. >> Ain't nothing in my car. No drugs, nothing. Nothing in my car. Nothing. >> I want to be sarcastic. >> I want to be nasty. So, y'all go stand here. >> What do you mean be sarcastic and nasty? What are you talking about? >> Cuz I don't want to get out my car. Y'all just go stand. >> Y'all go stand here cuz I don't want waiting for our supervisor so we can try to talk to you. If you don't listen to him, then I'll remove from the car and rescue you. >> Well, I don't care. Y'all going to have to do what y'all going to have to do cuz I'm not getting out the car. Y'all can't make me get out the car >> and I gave you my license and I gave you my insurance. And ma'am, could you please stop shining this light directly in my face? >> I'm the light on you. >> Can you please stop shining direct? >> I just told this lady I have milk. And she's totally ignoring it. I told him I have little slap. He's totally ignoring. Y'all see this, right? See how See how they act. I'm trying to see my face though. >> Ma'am, to solve your issue with the light being in your face. Just don't look at it. Okay. I'm pointing mine at the ground so it's not in your face. >> If it's I Y'ALL GOT ME SURROUNDED WITH LIGHTS. IF I HAVE nerve damage, >> I'm telling you over here, they're not in your face. Just look. Just look over here. And here's the sergeant who once again has absolutely no time for this suspect's nonsense to order her out of the vehicle. And then of course the inevitable window bust by utilizing for the second time on this channel the shatter ball first seen in this video. >> Now why are you in the back seat? >> Because I can. >> Okay. He's requesting you. You were in the driver's seat and now you jump in the back seat. It's becoming an officer safety issue. >> He didn't want to be my wife. Okay. So, I had to get back and give it to him. >> I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle now. >> Sir, no, I'm not stepping out. >> We are. If you don't step out of the vehicle, we're going to break this window. >> Okay. Well, sir, we're going to break it on camera. >> Okay, that's fine. You're on camera, too. I'm giving you one more opportunity >> to roll the window down and step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Yeah. Watch his hand. >> Ma'am, do you want to step out of this vehicle? >> No. Maybe have a window punch. >> Try to fall off this side. Ready? >> You ready? >> All you need is >> ready. Yep. Don't >> move. Keep your hands up where you can see them and don't move. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Do not >> step out of the vehicle. Call your shot. Step out of the vehicle now. Do not touch. >> Step out of the vehicle now. Tell you to step out of the vehicle now. >> I'M RUNNING. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED IF YOU DON'T STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> SIR, I'M STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. KEEP YOUR HANDS UP WHERE I CAN SEE THEM. YEAH, I CAN NOW. >> SIR, >> DO I HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY >> SLIP DISC? PLEASE DON'T do that. >> Face your face. WATCH DRIVER FACE NOW. >> YOU DO have to go on the ground if you listen. Okay, >> whatever. >> Whatever. Yeah, that just about sums up the thought process of this lawb breaker with a victim complex. Also, maybe you should have thought about that claimed slip disc in your back and the consequences of refusing lawful orders before choosing to put whatever that was into practice. Well, now you're going to jail in your pajamas. How embarrassing. Well, probably not for you. >> It's fine. >> All you do is step out of the vehicle, >> man. Whatever. >> I don't have to watch. I don't have Please don't break my phone. >> Make sure I have that recording. >> That's fine. >> I'm telling. PLEASE GET OFF ME. I GOT SLIP THIS IN MY BACK. >> LISTEN. LISTEN. LIKE SERIOUSLY, YOU GOT YOUR KNEE IN MY BACK. >> LISTEN. I'm trying to HELP YOU. >> THIS IN MY [ __ ] BACK IN MY NECK. >> I'M TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> AND I TOLD Y'ALL THIS. >> LISTEN. I'M trying to help you. >> You're not. Bring your Bring your feet this way. Sir, >> bring your feet towards your chest so we can see. >> I don't want it to hurt for you. >> I HAVE TO ROLL ON MY BACK. >> YOU have to roll on your back. >> Yes. >> Okay. We'll roll on your back. Put your feet up. >> Now you HAVE TO LIFT ME UP. I CAN'T. >> BRING YOUR KNEES IN A LITTLE. >> I HAVE I HAVE a I have a TORN ACL AS WELL. So could you please just lift me up? Please >> jump over your seat with A TORN ACL. >> PUSH. I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU PROOF THAT I HAVE A TORN ACL. >> 1 2 3. >> Yes. >> You have anything on your purse? Not at all. >> No, I don't have nothing down. And you >> and what I'm going to jail for again. >> Resist you without me. I explained it to you a number of times, >> man. Whatever, man. Cuz I ain't want to get out my car. >> So, there we are, guys. Another Tik Tok lawyer turns what could have been a simple warning into a busted window arrest and a resisting an officer without violence charge to which she later plead guilty. Right, thank you so much for watching guys. If you enjoyed this video, please leave me a like, share the video, and subscribe to the channel. 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