He I was just checking the uh placard. I'm seeing who whose name it was in and if you were the the owner of the placard. My grandmother. She went in the store. She went in the store. Yes, ma'am. I had dropped off. She went in the store. But I come home. How'd you drop her off? I just move. Nope. Okay. I need you to see your ID, please. And then your children are not properly in their nursery. You just up here and find a reason to [ __ ] with me. She didn't unbuckle them. I unbuckled them. I was getting ready to get out the damn car. And you just now parked. I came up right behind you saying you parked. You did not turn around and unbuckle them. Yes, I did. You went in here. You're lying to me. You're refusing to identify yourself. I want I want a supervisor or something cuz I you you feeling real hostile and I need you I need you to get I need you to get a supervisor cuz you sit up here for me for no motherucking reason on May 11th 2025 at approximately 6:45 p.m. In Sanitobia, Mississippi, at the local Walmart parking lot, a Mother's Day encounter quickly spiraled into a viral arrest of Brashari Faulner. Police approached a woman parked in a handicap space, prompting a heated exchange over ID, child safety, and who was legally allowed to use the parking spot. What started as a parking violation escalated when the woman, later identified as Brashardi Faulner, refused to step out of the vehicle. And moments later, she was pulled from the car, handcuffed on the ground, and screaming for help in front of her children. In this video, you'll see the full uncut police body cam footage, followed by a comparison clip from local news coverage showing you how the news will twist a story for views. Watch closely because the narrative shifts dramatically. The news edit portrays police in the worst possible light, showing only selective moments while skipping over Faulner's non-compliance, her disrespectful behavior, and refusal to follow lawful commands. Notably, the news segment shows a handicap placard hanging from Faulner's rear view mirror, but in the actual body cam footage, there's nothing visible except an air freshener. So, what really happened that day? Watch for yourself and decide. Did this situation go too far or was this a lawful arrest? Leave your thoughts in the comments below. Hi. Hey. I was just checking the uh placard. I'm seeing who whose name it was in and if you were the the owner of the placard. My grandmother. She went in the store. She went in the store. Yes, ma'am. I had dropped off. She went in the store. But I come home. Come on. How'd you drop her off? I I just move. Nope. Okay. Okay. I need you to see your ID, please. I need your ID, please. What do I do? Cuz you're parking in a handicap and you're not allowed to park here. Yes, ma'am. But I just said I was going to hold my grandmother. She's handicapped. She's in the store. How did Did she come out of this vehicle? I dropped her off at the other. Did she come out of this vehicle? I dropped her off. Did she come out of this vehicle? Can I get it, please? I haven't done nothing, ma'am. No, you're parking into a handicap a vehicle or parking spot using someone else's. My grandmother is handicapped. I dropped her off in the car. How did she How did she get up here with all this stuff in here? I just moved. Okay. Can I need your ID, please? I haven't done anything. You're parking. You're using You're violating handicap parking violation. Can I see your ID, please? I haven't done anything. You have? And I'm requesting your ID. And if I don't get it, I will arrest you. It's just simple. nursing to unbuckle them. You just sit up here and find a reason to with me. She didn't unbuckle them. I unbuckled them. I was getting ready to get out the damn car. You just not parked. I came up right behind you saying you parked. You did not turn around and unbuckle them. Yes, I did. You're lying to me. You're refusing to identify yourself. I want I want a supervisor or something cuz I you you feeling real hostile and I need you I need you to get I need you to get a supervisor cuz you sitting up here with me for no motherucking reason. There's no need. You need you get I need a supervisor cuz you mess with me for no reason and I told you I would move. I told you I would move. No, it's just something you mess with me for no reason. I got my kids in here. I do not feel safe that you're doing it. There's and you're you're escalating this and you go to Come on, man. Come on. Come on. Do what you got to do. Step out of here, please. Step out of here. You can get somebody else here. I get out of the vehicle now before I make you get out of here. Do you want to do this in front of your children or not? You got the ID. You said you my ID. I just gave you a four. Walmart. Get out of the vehicle now or I will make you get out. Oh my god. Why you Why you grabbing me? Get out of now. Why are you grabbing me? I have one assist. Why are you grabbing me? [ __ ] you doing? Get out of the vehicle now. Just get out. Get out. On me. And if you get the back of the vehicle now, just grab me the back of the vehicle. Grab me. [Music] Because you refusing to [Music] [Applause] 10 m of [Music] She murdered me. Negative. She murdered me. She murdered me. Get out. me. I didn't Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Give me your arms. She pushing my arm. Officer is on the way. Give me another two officers on the way. Give me your arm. Help me. Please help me. [ __ ] on the way. Please help me. I don't feel safe in her. She grabbed me out my car. She grabbed me. She me out my car. Come on, get up. My is in my car. Come on, get up. Afric. [Applause] Can you roll over? I was just trying to get my kids back. My sergeant's here now. Ma'am, you can talk to him. Roll over on your side, ma'am. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Breathe. Are you okay? She just ran me out of her car. Okay. Are you okay? She stepped on me. Okay. Okay. You all right? Don't me. Okay. Can I help you stand up? I didn't do nothing wrong. Okay. Can I help you stand up? I did. She still pull me out the car. All right. We get that straightened out, but I need you to I need to help you stand up. What I want you to do I can't stand up. Please get away from me. Please get away from me. Put this foot behind your knee and get on this knee so I can help you stand up. Okay, there you go. There you go. Ready? Here you go. There you go. Okay. Okay. Breathe. Breathe. Freeze. You all right? All right. What's your name, ma'am? It's on my ID. Okay. I'm Sergeant Dober. Okay. I get you do me a favor. I'm going come over here and let you have a seat in my car. Keep breathing. I'm going to get past this thing. Check you out. Make sure you're okay. All right. All right. Come on. Come on over here to my car. Okay. I love Mississippi. [Music] 8294483 82 94483 Three. Nothing. [Music] That's all. I need help. Okay. Cuz I kind of heard it and I wanted to make sure you had that on. I appreciate it. Okay. And I think that should be sufficient, but if you wouldn't mind, you could always call back up there and just give a verbal statement or something. So, now that you've seen the full police body cam footage of the Brashari Falner Walmart incident and how verbally combative and non-compliant she was, you'll see how the news reported it. Their coverage portrays Faulner as the victim while omitting key parts of her interaction with the officer. This is exactly why law enforcement agencies release body cam footage, so the public can view the unedited facts and form their own opinion rather than relying on a carefully edited media narrative. Take note, the news footage begins by showing a handicap placard hanging from the rear view mirror. Yet, during the actual police interaction, no placard is visible, only an air freshener. So, where did that footage come from? Was it her vehicle after the fact or someone else's entirely? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. Why were you using the handicap sticker? So I could be closer for my grandmother. So when she happened to come out the store, I could already be there for her. She said if I didn't get out the car, she was going to tase me. She has her knee just like this. And then when I turned, she locks in the rest of her side on me. So like I said, by the time they get me to the car, I'm scared. I'm hurt. I'm humiliated. I'm concerned about my safety, but overall I'm mostly concerned about them. I don't care if something happened to me, but I just don't want nothing to happen to my kids. Brashardi Faulner, the woman at the center of this incident, was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and a parking violation. The body cam footage clearly shows her parked in a handicap spot outside the local Walmart and being verbally combative and disrespectful toward the responding officer. At some point, we have to acknowledge a simple truth. When you treat others, especially law enforcement, with basic respect, most situations are far less likely to escalate. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. We'd really like to hear your opinion on this incident. And if you enjoyed this video, please like, share, and most importantly, subscribe to our channel. Your support helps YouTube show our content to more true crime fans like you. Thank you, and we'll see you in the next video.