What happens when a driver with no tag and a broken brake light refuses to hand over her ID during a routine stop even after multiple officers explain the law? >> You need to identify yourself. >> Yes, you do. You have to present your ID. You have no option. >> Okay. I'll go >> 134. They said I was going to get a Mississippi >> Missouri. You have to present your ID. You have to present. You have Can you get a supervisor? She's refusing to give ID. She's saying she doesn't have to and she wants to speak to a supervisor and she rolled the window up >> on the ground. >> All right, ma'am. Listen to me. This is a lawful traffic stop, which means you have to identify yourself, present your driver's license, and proof of registration, insurance. If you refuse to comply with our investigation, you will go to jail. Okay. >> For obstruction, my driver's license. >> Okay. Then we're going to have you. >> I am. >> You want to come on this side? >> Cuz now we're about to take this cuz I'm done. >> Hey, Jesse, would you mind stay on that side? So if y'all miss anything legal, >> unlock the door >> cuz we're going to >> Hey, open the door. And we don't want to break the window. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door. >> He's right there. Open the door. >> Oh no, there's no more. Open the door. >> Open the door. >> Step out. Step out. Come here. Turn around. NO, WE'RE KEEPING. >> I know, but we're going to keep it. >> Oh, hell. >> I'm going to take her to jail. >> After warnings, supervisor involvement and continued non-compliance, deputies removed her from the vehicle and placed her under arrest for obstruction. Child safely transferred. Thoughts? He's calling. Is it a stepdad?