Hello. Hi. Do >> you have your license, registration, insurance? >> I give you my name. >> What's your name? >> All right. So, how about for serious? >> Why? Cuz you're a bar and you're driving. Okay. Stand in front of my car. I said stand in front of my car. >> Put your hands behind your back. Face my car. change our attitude or how bad you want to go to jail. >> I don't want to listen to you that long. >> Well, I don't want to listen to your attitude. We are on something serious. You're driving while barred. I'm not affording you any graces today then. If we're going to have an attitude >> for something you did, not me. I didn't tell you to drive and I didn't make your license bar. Let's walk to the back right of my car, please. The encounter explodes from the start. Trespass accusation met with flat denial and refusal to move to the car. Officer warns repeatedly, demands compliance, but she questions the crime itself, escalating tension. Emotional undercurrent is immediate defiance mixed with panic. Hidden context is prior trespass warning 2 weeks earlier. She's already barred yet returned. Irony is immediate. Arguing legality while actively resisting turns civil issue into criminal resistance. >> You have anything on you? >> No. >> Okay. Any pockets? Nothing in your bra that a female will find when she comes here and searches you. All right. Have a seat. All right. What's the scenario here? Do you have a license, sir? Okay. Is there anyone that has a license in this car? I call somebody. What's that? I call somebody. Why am I asking? Cuz she's bar. What? Call somebody. Right. >> So, you know her license status better than her? >> No, she doesn't. I'm not going to sit here and argue with you guys cuz she started off arguing with me already. She's barred. You want to make her situation worse, I can tow this car. I don't care. >> No, no. I'm I can call somebody. I can call somebody in this case. Can I call somebody? >> I'm not waiting here all day. No. I asked if anyone in this car has a license. Does anyone in this car have a license? >> All right, please. >> What are you trying to talk to me about? Just call someone. What did I tell you? >> What did I tell you? >> Okay. >> None of you have a license. Why would you be able to drive the car? >> Just call them. >> Nobody has a valid license. I cannot let you drive. That doesn't make any sense. Sir, sir. Sir, >> if you have a license, >> sir. >> Sir, please follow up to Oakidge. Okay. >> I'm not following you to Oakidge. You don't have a license. >> If somebody has a license, by all means, but I can't let you drive if you don't have one. That's the whole point of a driver's license. It's not a driver's license. >> I need >> Is that a driver's license? >> Can we call somebody >> if they're close? Yeah. >> Is that okay? How close are they? Do they have a license? >> Yeah. >> What's that? >> Yeah. As long as they have a license and they're close. >> Yeah. >> What? I haven't decided yet. >> Well, she can either go to jail or not go to jail. And it's based on if I want to not take her to jail. >> I'm not doing this. We'll tow the car. I don't care. Yeah. All of you can exit the car and get walking cuz we're towing it. >> What are you doing with my hand? >> All right. >> I'm not arguing with you guys anymore. I I'm not arguing. >> Driving while barred. It's an aggravated misdemeanor. Okay, this is the last chance. You guys can grab your personal belongings and leave or you can all go to jail. I'm not going to tell you again. >> Last chance. I told you she's going to jail for driving while bar >> driving while bar. >> Okay, >> grab your items. >> Last chance. I'm not going to TELL YOU AGAIN. >> KE, STOP ARGUING AND JUST DO WHAT HE SAYS. >> You're not going over there. >> Okay, you can GO TO JAIL, TOO. STOP ALWAYS ARGUE WITH THE POLICE. >> GET HER. Put your hands down. >> I just want to talk to her. I just want to talk TO HER. PLEASE STOP. >> BRO, WHY you doing that, bro? >> I just want to talk to her. Stop. >> Girl in my back seat. >> Okay, I'm fine. Put your hand back. I know where this is. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> I will. Can I >> Put your left hand behind your back. >> I can't turn because you turn my other arm. >> Your left arm needs to go behind your back. >> Okay, I will. >> Ow, man. It hurts. >> Stop. >> Stop, bro. >> Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> I was just talking. >> Back up. Get sprayed. Back up now. >> What did I do wrong? >> Can I talk to you? >> What did I do wrong? >> Yep. Step it up. >> Hands behind your back. >> I'll sit here and tell you another take another step forward. >> WELL, BOY. WELL, we'll start with interference now. You want to try to pull her out? >> I JUST TALKED TO I JUST WENT TO THE CORNER TWO TIMES >> and then you female. >> HOLD ON. WAIT, BRO. BE CAREFUL. I DON'T WANT YOU TOUCHING ME. >> Stand up. >> Hey yo, GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. WAIT. >> STOP. GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. GRAB MY PURSE. STOP. Don't think my person have a seat. >> Nobody pushed you. >> You did >> push your feet in. >> You did put Wow. >> Oh my lord. >> Yeah. >> You guys can stay on that curb. If you enter the street one more time, you're going to jail. >> No, you're not grabbing anything out of the car. If they take a step on the street, they're going to jail. >> Were they passengers? They just random people. >> Okay. >> You guys are not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. You're not free to leave. >> That goes for you, too, sir. You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> You're being detained pending this traffic stop. You are not free to leave. He said go over there. I didn't go over there. I'm over here. Right. >> You're still being detained. You're not allowed to leave the area for the 200 block of east. 200 block of east for an A611 611. >> I got a warrant. >> You're being detained pending this traffic stop. >> Okay. For what? >> For the traffic stop. I'm not further. >> You know, I just hear what your partner said. >> He said if I come over there, then then >> if you go over there, you're going in handcuffs. >> But I'm over here. >> Yes. And that's why you're not in handcuffs. >> Detained. >> You are being detained. You are not free to leave. >> No, I'm not. You saw the way they're acting the police. I be trying to tell them to calm down. All cops ain't bad cops. You know, there's just so much going on. I'm trying to >> There's nothing going on. >> They dictated this entire stop. It did not have to be this way. >> I'm not I'm saying in the world, you know, I'm not saying what you know. I'm saying in the world. >> You believe whatever you want to. >> Begging intensifies. Teacher identity. No prior trouble. Promises never to return. Officer firm nothing to negotiate. M's called for head pain. Sister signs waiver. Emotional spiral peaks. Tears. Fear. Regret. Irony cuts deepest. Defiance created the outcome she now pleads against. Justice balances enforcement with welfare. Charges stick, but release possible under supervision. Case shows how resistance amplifies minor trespass into resisting arrest, turning avoidance into lasting record. >> She was interfering with she was interfering with his investigation. >> She was interfering with his investigation. >> Like that, bro. >> Crazy, bro. You want somebody like that? >> What are you talking about, man? system. >> My family probably would comply with all requests made by law enforcement. They probably wouldn't resist. >> You know that that's littering, right? >> Well, you know, I had another >> Well, I'm just trying to figure out the kind of person that would all this this trash and then stand in front of three crops and and litter. >> So, I'm going to give you the option to pick that up right now or you can go to jail, too. Perfect. Thank you for doing that, sir. I really appreciate that. >> All right, back up there. >> Attention 1300 block ID. >> Driving stop. >> Yeah. She's barred. That's why she had stopped. She was running her mouth at the beginning. Pulled her out and she was fine. Put her in cuss in the back. They all started getting mouthy in the car. My fine will tow it. Then they all start getting out. Well, I told them to get out. The female in the other seat comes back and tries to open the door for her. >> So then I I have her up against the car. She tries to push off a few times. >> The last time kind of when they got she got some pretty good extension. So we just went to the ground. >> Yep. >> And then they're just causing a problem because >> they were in the car. >> All of them. Yeah. Yep. >> So, apparently you're not supposed to arrest her for guard and you're supposed to just let >> Yeah. You can't understand that. Yeah. >> You just let her friend >> Well, she's fine. She completely understands and she said, "I'm sorry they acted that way, you know." So, it's not her, it's everybody else. >> Okay. >> Going to for >> I told them if they step in the street again, they're going to jail. So, they've been compliant since then. >> Okay. So, you're going to arrest two? >> Yep. >> And in the car? >> Yep. >> Okay. You're all good. >> Yeah. >> I think I caught an elbow on the ceiling a little bit. I can't see >> when you went down. >> You're a little skinned. Yeah. It's not bleeding though. >> That's how she goes. >> Yeah, that's right. That's right. But she's being all right. And the other one's okay. >> The other one is back in this car. >> What's your name? >> I don't want talk to my lawyer. I don't want to talk. >> What's that? >> Talk to my lawyer. I don't want to talk. >> That's fine. You can just get an extra charge for it. I don't really care. That's fine. I didn't do nothing but just try to talk to my family. And you want to arrest people? >> Mean these guys? >> The two guys on the road? >> Yeah. They're not going to leave. Otherwise, they could leave. >> Oh, you already asked them. >> Yeah. I mean, I just told them they had to stay on the road and I doubt they're going to leave. Oh, okay. These are conflicting names. Yeah. What the heck? >> She had both of these. >> I don't know if you guys >> Oh, they want to know if they can take the car. >> Do you want it first? They want to know how to officers. >> No. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah. She's going to jail for driving while bar. The other one's going for interference at a minimum. The car is being towed. You guys were already aware that the car was being towed. That's why you were asked to get out of the car. You were also informed that she was being arrested for driving while barred in the first place. So, everybody knew what was going on. >> Call somebody, >> right? The problem is is that nobody here has a license, right? And you wanted to call somebody. Where are they at? They're not here, right? So, we're not going to sit here. And >> that also wasn't the issue, right? I made the decision to tow the car. It is what it is. decisions. >> Outside of that, there's no reason for any other theatrics that occurred after that. No reason. The driver's barred. >> There's nothing that you guys can do about that. >> Nobody's coming for the car. You guys can hang out on the street. That's your right. Outside of that, we have no other interaction or explanation for you.