to go home right now. >> I'm going to work. >> I'm going home right now. >> Okay. >> I'm going to work with you. >> Okay. >> Oh, I'm going inside my house. Excuse me. >> I'm taking you to custody. >> Stop. >> There's cameras all over my house. >> I told you to stop. >> Stop me. >> On March 29th, 2025, in Elgen, Illinois, Deputy Jackson locked eyes on Edna Gonzalez, three warrants deep, behind the wheel of a red Hyundai, and clearly running on pure audacity. What followed was less routine stop and more low-budget soap opera reboot. And trust me, you'll want to watch the footage to see how Edna's show really ended. Edna, you you got to step out of the car for You got a warrant. >> Why are you doing this right now? Please, can you let me go? >> So, I tried to give you a chance to talk to us a few days ago. I talked to your father. Let him know to have you call us, and you never called us. >> You didn't give me your number. I will turn myself in. >> You got to do it now. >> Officer, please don't do this. You were watching my house. >> Listen, if you if you come with me now, you might have a chance to get out today. >> I'm not going to get out today. They have two warrants for my arrest. >> Can you send me another place? I know. But the thing is is that >> officer, I already talked to my lawyer and I said I was turning myself in on Monday. >> I know. But here's the deal. Is that we gave you a chance to do that. Okay. >> No, you didn't. I haven't spoken to anybody. >> Why didn't you call us when we went to your house? >> I didn't I don't have a number. Can you give me your number? >> No. Step I'm here now. Step out of the car. >> Officer, can I please go? >> Listen, >> I will turn I want to talk to my lawyer. >> Hear me out. I'm not going to. This is the weekend, sir. >> With the warrants that you have, there is a chance that you might be able to get an opportunity. >> I won't get out today. >> Okay. >> I won't get out today. >> I gave you an opportunity. I told your father about it. >> Seriously, you're this I can sue you guys. >> No, you can't. You have a warrant. >> You have a warrant. >> You're following me. >> You cuz you have a warrant. Step out of the car. >> What do you mean? >> Step out of the car. >> Don't do this. Officer, >> do not escalate this. I'm trying I'm going to go home right now. I'm going to go home right now. >> I'm going to work. >> I'm going home right now. Okay. >> I'm going to work with you. >> Okay. I'm going to take my car home. >> No. >> Yes, I am. >> To do what? >> I'm going to take it home. >> To do what? >> Because I'm going to go home. >> Why? >> Because what are you doing to me? >> I'm trying to work with you. >> Oh, no you're not. I'm leaving. >> One. She's taking off. She's taking off. >> She's going back to 121 Villa Street. 121 V Street. We just turn [Music] eastbound speeds are 40 mph. No traffic. [Music] [Music] Uh, I made contact with the driver and looks like she has two. Edna treated that driver's seat like her royal court, tossing out excuses faster than a kid caught with crumbs on their face. two warrants deep and she still thought a little courtroom charm would buy her freedom. The deputy's patience ran thinner than discount toilet paper and just when you thought she'd fold, she bolted right in front of them, turning a bad day into a full-on circus chase. >> Yes. [Music] What's going on at the house? Show me your hands now. Open. Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. I'm done playing with you. >> Was all over my house. >> Out. Get out of the car now. >> I told you a warrant. Now I'm done playing with you. >> My house. I said I'm bringing my car to the house. >> Get out of the car now. >> Out of the car. >> I said I'm bringing my car to the house. >> Out of the car. My car. >> Step out. Hands in the air. >> No, I'm going inside my house. Excuse me. >> I'm taking you to custody. >> Stop. >> There's cameras all over my house. >> I told you to stop. >> B me. B me. Stop. Why are you doing that? >> Hands out your pocket. Stop. >> Hands out your pocket. >> Can you call my father? >> What's funny? We're fighting. We're fighting. >> I'm not fighting with you. Can you call my father in the house, Valerie? Hands behind your back now. >> No. Officer, stop. You're going to break my glasses. >> Give me your hand. >> I'm not resisting. I will turn around. >> No, I I need you to stay on the ground. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Other hand now. >> I will turn around. >> Give me your other hand now. >> Give me your other hand. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Puppy. >> Put your other hand behind your back. Take my phone then. Come get my phone. >> Call the police right now. >> Give me other hand, >> papy. Come get my phone. >> Get his hand. >> Get up. >> Give me your other hand. >> My phone. >> Give me your other hand now. >> Hey, I will give it to you. Can I give my phone my f my >> No. Get your hands behind your back now. >> What are you doing? Papy, come get my phone. Give me your hand now. Papy, come get my phone. I'm I'm not I'm not resisting, officer. >> I get that. Stay there, sir. Hey, do not move. Stay there. >> Please don't >> because she's under arrest. >> Okay, I'm going to get off. >> No, stay on the ground. >> You're stepping on my glasses. >> 120, respond to the driveway. We're in the back. >> Poppy, come back before my mom. >> Stay there. Do not move. >> Because she's under arrest. Okay, puppy. I can give him my stuff, though. >> Give me your other hand now. >> Okay, I will >> grab her hand, please. >> Puppy. >> Ma'am, give me the hand. >> Okay. >> On channel one. >> All you had to do is stay relaxed, ma'am. >> When they finally reeled her in, Edna's attitude stayed as sour as expired milk. She barked orders like she still ran the show. The officers, meanwhile, continued to plot through the nonsense, balancing everything with patience. What unfolded looked less like an arrest and more like a messy block party argument. Loud, emotional, and zero professionalism from its self-appointed star. >> Sir, look at I just I told you I was going to bring my car to my house. >> 120. Slow down. Open the air. She's in custody. Tell him you can slow down. We got her. >> Why are you stepping on me like that? >> They're hurting me. >> They're hurting me. >> Don't touch my dad. >> Don't touch my dad. Stand up. Stand up. >> Can you please give my dad the phone? >> No, we're taking everything. >> What do you mean? You can't take my phone. >> Do you guys have a unit for a >> Please? I got glasses. He broke my glasses. They're on the floor. Can you pick them up? I can't see anything. >> You broke my glasses. >> You the one that ran, brother. >> Sir. Sir, can you No. Sir, wait. >> Let's go. >> I know my rights. Can you please >> don't pull away? Look, can you can you talk? Can you get my phone and give it to my dad? >> Your phone. >> He just I literally told him I was just bringing my car. >> We're going to get your phone right now. >> Can you give my dad my phone, please? >> Please give my dad my phone. And I can't see without my glasses. I'm blind. >> We'll give that back to you. >> I can't see anything. >> Do you Are you want him to come with as well? >> No. Don't don't do anything to my dad. I'm not taking >> You're evil for that. God is going to punish you for doing that to my dad. I'm not taking Can you please give my phone to my dad? >> I didn't do record you or anything. >> No, you can't do that. I didn't record. Can you please I can show you. >> I can show you. I didn't record anything. >> I gave you an opportunity to >> What are you doing this for? Please just give my dad the phone. Please, >> let's go. >> My car's right there. >> Are you okay? You have any anger? >> No, he hurt me. He I think he broke my wrist. >> I think he broke my shoulder, too. I have a dislocated shoulder. >> Grab this. >> He was pressing on my neck. >> Do you want me to call EMS for you? Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Thanks. >> Yeah, he was hurting me and I was asking him. I wasn't resisting. >> You let me on a pursuit from the car. >> No, I didn't. I told you I was going to take my car home. >> Can you uh stand? >> No, I don't even know how to I can't even talk right now. This man was hitting me in my head. >> No one No one had cameras all over the whole property in the back. >> I'm recording. >> Separate your feet. Edna's grand finale was less lesson learned and more diva encore. Even cuffed by reality, she clung to her imaginary spotlight, barking commands and phoning family like a CEO on damage control. The deputies trudged through her theatrics with the patience of saints forced to babysit a tantrum adult. >> Go ahead. I don't have anything on me. >> What is protocol? So, I need you to please. >> Can you guys give my purse to my dad? cuz they need my car key cuz they need to use my car to take my dad to the doctor. >> Yeah. Give me a second. We're going to find out what's going on with that. Cuz we're still deciding if we're going to leave the car here or if we're going to we're going to take it. >> What do you mean why though? Please don't do that. That's why I brought it here. >> Let me explain. Let me explain. So, I I made a traffic stop on you at least. >> Sir, please don't do that. Please. You're already taking me in. You didn't I was not speeding. Don't lie. I don't never speed. That car is a 2024. >> Hey, ma'am. >> I'm like, he just hit my head. He hit my head. >> He needs to explain. >> You got to give him a second to talk. >> Please don't do that to me today. I already went through a lot. >> Can I talk? >> Look what I'm already You already got me. >> I'm trying to explain. >> No. Like, please don't do that. >> So, you don't want me to explain to them? >> Explain what? My car is in my driveway. >> You asked me a question. I'm trying to give you an answer. Is that okay? >> Give him a chance to explain himself. Okay. Without talking. All right. Like this is embarrassing. >> So here's the deal. >> I made a traffic stop on you two miles. 2 miles away. No, you didn't. >> And then when I >> You did not put any lights or anything. >> My camera's running. So >> you didn't put any lights. You were following me. >> The judge is going to see this. I'm trying to tell you what's going on. >> That's fine. But I know you lights at all. >> I told you that you had two warrants >> and you said, "No, I don't." And then you took off from the traffic stop and you led me on a pursuit. >> No, I didn't. That's called No, I didn't. That's called aggravating. I said, "Sir, sir," I said, "I need to I'm going to go home to take my car." Sir, >> I said, "I'm not resisting anything. Please don't do that." >> Officer, please. I'm asking you don't have to do that. I don't have any money. >> You won't even let me talk. I'm trying to >> Can you please not do that to me? >> Let's hop on Let's hop on the spot for now. >> You know, I didn't say that. >> I literally said I'm going home to take my car. I want I want him see him. Give my dad the car key. >> Can you sit right there? Can put the seat belt on you. >> Please give my my dad means don't do this to my family. I don't have any money. I'm poor. My mom died two years ago. I swear. Don't do this to me. I don't have no money. >> Please don't do this to me. >> All right. Can you tuck your feet in the door? >> Can I talk to you? Can Yeah. >> Can I Can you come over here and talk to me, please? >> Please, officer, don't do this to me. I swear to God. Please have a conversation. >> Yes. I'm I told you. I said I'm going to go home and take the car. I I wasn't trying to leave you. I knew you were going to try to bump my car or something. I don't have money. >> I couldn't work with you. >> No, I You were me out. >> I said I was going to stay at the gas station. You would have stayed at the gas station. I would have been like, "Hey, leave it at the gas station." >> No, you wouldn't have. How do you know that? >> But sir, I brought the car. Please don't do that. >> From the jump, this wasn't a traffic stop. It was emotional dodgeball with paperwork on the side. She swore she wasn't speeding. Demanded her stuff like it was a hostage exchange and sprinkled in life's tragedies for extra flare. The officer kept trying the calm explanation route, but her spiraling turned it into chaos on repeat. >> All right. And I appreciate your patience. Um, let me just randomize you real quick, and then I'll I'll let you know what's going on with the car. Okay. Lean back for me, please. >> Please, officer. Don't do this to me. >> I know. I got you. Just let me read. >> Please don't do that to me. I'm begging you. Like, for real. >> I know. Let me just read this. >> I And officer, you you would heard me. I said I was going to go to my house. >> You have the right to remain silent. You say it can be used against you in court or other proceedings. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and have a lawyer with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you free of any cost before any questioning if you wish. You understand your rights? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, regarding your car, I'm not going to tow it. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Do you Is the keys on you or is it in your bag? >> For what? >> So, I can give it to your dad. >> Oh, yeah. You could give it to my dad. >> Is it in the bag? >> It's in my purse. >> It's in your purse. Okay. I'm going to go through your purse. I'll grab the key. I'll give it to him. >> All right. But you got >> Can you Can you please give him my phone? There's nothing in my phone. I swear to God on my mom and my kids. I swear there's nothing on there. >> Okay, that's fine. Please just give it to my dad because my my sister just in case somebody contacts me so she can answer my phone. >> We'll we'll give him the keys on the phone. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I just want you to understand the situation. Okay. So, when I stopped you over at 31, I I promise you these people these people know me well, too. If you would have just stayed there, I would I would have just took care of it there. Okay. But since you ran from me, I have to charge you now with additional stuff. So, not only do you have the >> Why, Sarah? I told you I was going to take my car to the house. >> Yeah. You cannot do that. You have to stay where we stop you. So now that you did that, I have to charge you with fleeing. >> Why, sir? Please don't do that. I already have enough charges. >> I did that, but you let me on for school. >> No, sir. I told you I was coming to my house to drop off my car. >> Makes me stop you. You can't do that. >> Please, sir. >> Everything being recorded now. Listen, he's already being nice to you. Okay, >> I understand that, but please, >> give your dad the key. She's going to give her >> Please. I already have all these charges. I'm fighting for my kids custody. >> I'm fighting for my kids. I wasn't trying to leave, officer. Okay. >> All right. Let me I'm going to get the keys in the phone. I'll give it to them. All right. >> Officer, please don't don't put a fleeing charge on me. I pulled over and I told you I was not going to I wasn't trying to run. I said I'll turn myself in. >> I know, but you got to you got to stop when we stop. >> I'm sorry, sir, but you act like I was really You act like I'm going to get away from you. Like seriously. This lady, my kid's grandma, she's a racist lady. She she took my kids from me and ever since then she's been trying to make my life out and it's just that's why I didn't turn myself in because it's like she's giving me false charges. Like do you know how that feels? Like I don't even I'm turning myself in for things that I didn't even do cuz this lady's just trying to have me arrested cuz she doesn't want me to fight for my kids. >> It's it's your grandmother that's doing that. It's my kid's father's mom. She's white and he's he's >> The second the rights came out, the air got thick enough to choke on. She was begging, bargaining, and crying over custody like the officer held the key to her entire life. Her phone became the hill she wanted to die on, as if it could erase the warrants. The deputy kept steady, but the desperation pouring out made it clear this storm wasn't anywhere near finished. >> Black and she'sing racist as well. Please don't like if you can can you try and see if there's like a lesser charge you could charge me with like not necessarily flee because I was I swear to God my mom and my kids I wasn't trying to flee. I was just trying to park my car so I didn't get involved. I I don't have no money. I lost my job. This lady I had a good job and she called my job so much that they fired me. Like I had a 401k and everything. I had a good job. You understand? Like I wish I was like all because I had these kids. Like I love my kids, but like she making my life out. Like for real. Like I wish I was I don't even know what the I'm talking about. >> I mean, yeah. I mean, you're you right now. >> And it's just not fair. And I'm sorry. For real. I did not try to flee on you. You don't understand. Like I I literally just took my adon. I don't care. Like, I'm My family sues people and I don't want to have to do this to you guys, but please, I will sue. Like, for real, officer. You know, you didn't have to do me like that. I was not trying to like you hurt me. You hurt my body. You hurt my body though. For real. But you didn't. I wasn't fighting you though. Like, you stop. >> I was telling you to I was giving you my other hand. And I put my phone in between my teeth. I swear to God. I >> You're not listening to me. Okay. >> I think you have like a a control problem. A lot of police officers do. And don't get mad cuz I'm telling you like some like um some truths about yourself. >> Honestly, I would have preferred a tape like you don't understand how easily my I promise you my whole body is going to be bruised because of this. >> In the end, the drama fizzled into paperwork and steel cuffs. The kind of cold routine that strips all the theatrics away. Her complaints hung in the air like cigarette smoke. Loud, bitter, and impossible to ignore. No grand redemption arc here, just the hard math of actions meeting consequences. 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