Uh, this is some place to protection. >> Out of the car. >> Look at this. >> Get out of the car. >> Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. >> Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> What's wrong? Hi. >> How you doing? I'm Sergeant Mon. >> Oh, I actually know you. >> Yeah. >> You came when my mom passed away. You can came help. Thank you. >> Yeah. I'm sorry about that. So, did you switch insurance recently? students >> on your car. >> Did you miss a payment or something? So, what they're telling me is that your license is suspended. >> Florida. >> Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. >> If if you don't have insurance, that's also a crime. You can go to jail. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with them. It's the law. >> It's Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. I have a written law about that. >> Okay. And I'm letting you know that it is a crime and you can go to jail for >> it's a seized tag letter too. So a car's getting >> towed. Is it right? >> Not yet. >> And I'm like DMV can suspend. You're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance and if you don't DMV will suspend your license. >> Does she understand driving is not a right and is a privilege? >> Clearly not. Uh, so not only did I print you out the statute that covers that you're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance, I carry I printed you out everyone and I printed you out why your license is suspended and why you're being issued citations. I also need to explain to you that you're not able to drive this vehicle and there's a cease tag order on your car that I have to take. >> You know what? It's a state agency over there. >> Who made that law? Artificial intelligence. No. >> For civilians and like >> ma'am, this is the law. I'm not going to argue with you about it. What I need you to do is call for a ride. All right. I need you to get out of the car. >> Ma'am, get out of the Hey, I'm going to put this down. Then she's getting out of the car. Hold on. Just listen to me. Just roll down the window for a second. >> I'm here as well, but like this window like this. Okay, so here's the deal. If you have any issues with anything, all right, don't make it criminal. So far, everything is civil. >> Let me finish. I'm not a >> You're not a criminal. >> This is where it gets intense. The driver's refusal to get out of the car turns a civil issue into a potential criminal one. You can hear the sergeant's patience wearing thin, but he's still trying to deescalate. Her defiance is raw, almost desperate. It's a reminder small choices can spiral fast. Obstruction charges could change her life over something avoidable. Have you seen a situation escalate like this? It's hard to watch her make it worse. >> Step out of car, ma'am. >> She rolled the window up now. >> Ma'am, this is a lawful order. You need to >> This is a lawful order. You need >> You are going to get arrested for obstruction if you don't step out of the car. >> I'm not playing. >> Ma'am, if you don't step out of a car, you are going to get arrested for obstruction. You understand that? Ma'am, you don't want that. You need to step out of the car. >> Ma'am, it's very simple. You're going to go to jail if you don't step out. >> Ma'am, open your door, please. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't step out in the car, and you're going to get a window busted out. Okay. Ma'am, you need to step out of a car, please. >> Oh, this is complete. >> Out of the car. >> Look at this. >> Get out of the car. >> Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. This is America. Golden America. Watch every church people. >> Golden America. We're building. >> You did this to yourself. >> Let's get them in real soon. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I have my belongings in my car. Okay. My driver license. >> I don't care. I'll type if somebody wants to transport. >> All right. >> Let's walk. We're walking. >> You I have my belongings in my car. >> You going to answer for >> ma'am? You made something that was really simple very difficult today. >> You're going to answer for this kind of seat. >> Okay. I will. You're disappointed. >> Now, put the other leg on the floor. There you go. Now, come out. Perfect. >> Now, stand that way. >> That's fine. I'll hold you. Just turn this way a little bit. Turn. Turn. Fantastic. Stay in this position. Now, do it this way. >> Can you put up front, please? I cannot put it up front. No. >> But what I suggest you to do, put them palm together. Palm together like this. >> Please give me a couple seconds to just rest. >> Yes. But I don't want you to pull away. Just relax for a second. >> Just relax for a second. That's fine. >> Put in front, please. So I can >> I cannot put it up front. That's a policy violation. I cannot do that. >> This ending is heavy. [music] her struggle to get out. Her complaints, it's human, raw, and messy. She's facing real consequences now. Obstruction and insurance violations. It's a wakeup call about how quickly things can spiral. What do you think she could have done differently to avoid this? She is facing charges of obstruction without violence and failure to maintain