What's up everybody? This is Ryan, your host. So, today we've got a situation that starts with a simple ownership check, right? But that quickly turns into a confusing mix of changing stories, emotional reactions, and unclear facts. The officer's just trying to confirm basic details, but every answer seems to shift just a little bit more than before. And as the questions get more direct, the situation starts to fall apart piece by piece. Now, before we break it down, there are a few key moments in this case that completely change how you understand what's really happening here. >> He doesn't live here. There's no one here named Mr. Clark. >> How about Henry? >> Oh, he's away on vacation. >> He left yesterday? >> No, he left last week. >> The first explanation sounds clear until it suddenly changes a few seconds later. >> I disagree with you. We talked to her on the phone. She was unable to provide valid proof that she's a real person, and that she owns it. >> And when proof is requested, the story starts shifting again in real time. >> Arrested for >> Explain Why no, can you explain to me now why am I getting arrested for? >> Yeah, you're under arrest for false statements. >> False statements? >> Yes. >> Can you look over this for me? >> But when emotions take over the conversation, the situation becomes even more unpredictable. Now, I know that's very confusing, but if you want to know what I'm talking about, let's just not waste any more time and jump straight into the video. >> Hello. >> Hi. No, sorry. I know it's a bit early. Is Mr. Clark home? >> Mr. Clark No, Mr. Clark isn't here. >> Oh, he told me yesterday that he wanted to be addressed as Mr. Clark. >> Sorry? >> He wanted me to address him as Mr. Clark. I I don't know. >> No, Mr. Clark was here yesterday. Someone was here watching the kids for me while I was gone to the shop. >> Yeah, it would have been him. Yeah. When you were on the uh traffic stop yesterday, we came over here to try and help you out cuz there was some confusion with the with the registered owner for the um for the Dodge. >> Yeah, sorry. Just sitting in the truck. >> No, no, no, it's it's it's fine. I get that. >> Is everything okay? >> Yeah, I just need to talk to him. He I just he asked he asked me to come back and talk to him if I had follow-up questions and I just had a couple more questions if he has a minute to talk. >> Oh, Henry doesn't live here. He's not here. He manages the club. >> How about Henry? >> Oh, he's away on vacation. >> He left yesterday? >> No, he left last week with his boss. I'm staying here to keep an eye on things. >> Sure, but I talked to him yesterday, man. >> That wasn't Henry yesterday. >> Yeah, who's the older gentleman you were in the car with yesterday? >> What's this all about? What's all the questions? I'm I've been very cooperative. I've been >> I'm just asking your name. I'm just asking >> She's the newly one here. Do you want to have her come out to the truck and talk? >> She might She might know the answer to that, but we're just trying to figure out what's going on with the truck. >> What's wrong with the truck? I'm not sure what's wrong with the truck. >> I I understand that, but there were some issues with the registration yesterday. >> No, everything got cleared and checked. You verified everything. They're letting me go. I wouldn't like to think you guys are profiling us now. Yesterday, I I got pulled in. I pulled I stopped when the officer pulled me in. Everything got checked out. I'm heavily I have a baby. I have complications with my pregnancy. You can't stress me out every day. I've been checked out. They let me say I am free to go. >> And that's fine. I I don't disagree with that officer. I'm just trying to do some follow-up. >> She went from Mr. Clark lives here to he's on vacation very quickly as if the story is just constantly changing. Like he went on a vacation mid-conversation, right? The officer is simply just trying to clarify basic facts, but she keeps giving inconsistent information. And the moment accountability comes up, different excuses start appearing such as like, you know, claims about profiling, pregnancy, or stress. It feels like multiple explanations are being used in a very short span of time, which only makes the situation even more confusing, right? Some people also feel concerned about the broader situation involving children and stability in these kinds of environments. >> That's it. I'm not trying to argue. >> with registration. The vehicle will not be driven no more. The owner can come and collect it. So, you won't It won't be moved from there, so you won't have a problem about it. >> Okay. That's That's fine. That's fine. Okay. Hi. Margaret, right? I know I wasn't on the traffic stop, but just my partner was, so I just wanted I just want to be open and transparent, okay? Just so you know, I don't want to hide anything from you, okay? So, we are going to go ahead and tow the the Dodge, okay? >> Well, you don't have to tow it. >> Because at this point, we have done some verifying, and the information that was provided for that truck is not accurate. So, that gives me the illegal authority >> wasn't accurate on that? >> The The registered owner, her information and the story that she gave us on the phone. >> Well, I'm not sure if that vehicle I'm using it to get to my appointment and things. >> I understand that. There is a hospital literally right there within walking distance. >> not registered at hospitals. >> Any hospital in the United States will take anybody. >> Well, I If you take that vehicle, I have to walk three blocks like this. >> I understand that. >> permission to use that. I'm on the short trip to use it. >> And that vehicle is not legally standing. So, that gives me the legal authority to to take that vehicle. >> Yeah. Again, the information that you provided, right, on that traffic stop, came back to a Anna Marie Johnson, right? >> of this truck. >> I disagree with you. We talked to her on the phone. She was unable to provide valid proof that she's a real person and that she owns it. >> Well, >> Therefore, I don't want to I don't want to I don't want to interrupt you, right? Just Therefore, the registry and the ownership of that is in question, meaning it's not legally standing, which gives me the authority to take it until somebody can show up and legally say it's theirs, and then they can have it back. >> Yeah, but that's only if somebody's driving it. It's not being driven and it's not going to be towed somewhere. >> That doesn't dictate it. I'm just here to inform you that we're taking it. >> Well, have you not got a heart? Like, you can tell them >> I >> I totally have a heart. >> I have a heart. >> And I know that there's a hospital right there. >> I'm not disputing the hospital. I have complications. I can't be going to the hospital. >> Yeah, and I can tell you as a citizen, non-citizen, visiting person, vacation, doesn't matter what it is. If you walk into an emergency room in the United States, >> There's nothing going on. >> There is something going on. Absolutely, there is something that's going on. >> What's going on? Cuz I like >> That vehicle is not okay. >> Oh. >> I'm just letting you know. >> I got a bill of sale on my car since they said I bought it. What's going to happen? >> If Anne Marie Johnson is a real person, >> She really said, "I disagree." As if that overrides the entire investigation. I mean, the officer is just calmly explaining the whole process, while she responds with emotional arguments about hospitals, kids, and personal issues without really providing any actual proof. Then, the ownership claim changes again, and suddenly it turns into, "What if I get a bill of sale?" Yeah, at this point, even the explanation seems inconsistent, you know. The reality is just that she's not in control of the situation, and she needs to accept that. >> Transparency? I don't think she is. But, let's just pretend that she is. She would have to show up and get that truck out of impound with proper paperwork and her in person. She would then have to legally sell you that vehicle, and then at that point, once you are registered in this state as a driver and and all those things check, then you can drive that truck, you know, legally. You can drive it wherever you want. I have no problem with that. Okay. >> She is just trying to rush through ownership claims, while the officer is calmly giving step-by-step explanations. Almost like DMV-style breakdown of the process. The officer is focused on facts and procedure, while she keeps shifting her argument. Now, it feels like she's making up details that don't align with the situation, which only makes the interaction even more confusing. >> I'm going to go deal with the tow truck. Did you want anything out of it? We need to do it now, cuz he's about to hook it up. So, it's up to you. >> Her concern is that she's pregnant and she's saying that she has complications with her pregnancy and she she is upset that we're taking away her motor of transportation. Essentially, what I told her was literally the hospital I mean, we can see the top of it. She also is on the phone right now, so she has access to 911. She can call for aid if she needs to or she can walk over to the hospital. >> Did she ever say who she is, like So, like she walked out of the >> Uh I've been addressing her as Margaret. That's my name. >> Margaret? >> Margaret. >> Margaret, which is the name for me. >> Okay. >> All right, ma'am. So, right now you're going to be placed under arrest. >> Sorry, excuse me. I have kids in my house. >> Okay. Are they there alone? >> Yeah, they're there alone. Why you arresting me for? >> Okay, we'll go check on them. We'll go go check on them. >> No, let's get it. You tell me what. Look, I'm pregnant. I'm Look, I'm ready to have a baby. Can I go with me? I'm not going to run. I'm >> Okay. >> Can I Why am I getting arrested for? >> We'll explain it to >> Why? No, can you explain to me now? Why am I getting arrested for? >> Yeah, you're under arrest for false statements. >> False statements? >> Yes. >> Me? Can you let go of me, please? >> Let go of my hand. >> No, please just let go of me. >> All right. Don't make this harder than it is. >> Okay, my kids are looking out the window. Can you let go of me? Can I speak to the hand plate? >> Yes. >> Can you let go of me? >> Speak to who? >> Can I speak to you, please? Can you let go of me? It's key. Can you let >> No, ma'am. I need you to let go of my hand or your finger. I don't want to do that, okay? >> Why am I getting arrested for? >> For false statements. >> False statements, me? >> Yes. >> Please, can you let go of me? >> We'll check on the kids. >> No, can I bring somebody to check my kids, please? Excuse me. I can bring somebody to come and get them, please. Why am I under arrest? >> False statements. >> Me? >> Yes. >> What false >> We're going to go check on the kids. >> Okay, can you Can I speak to you, please? I don't feel comfortable with >> We have to maintain you, right? Physical contact to you. I have a duty to take care of you, right? I don't want you to get hurt, That's why the cuffs are in the front, not the back. Right? And then that's I understand that. Those two officers are there I didn't say that they Right? They are going to make sure that your kids are safe, okay? Ma'am, I cannot let you do that. I understand that. Sure. Let me answer that. >> She literally went from you can't tow it to wait, I have five babies. Like it's some kind of endless list of excuses. The officer is just calmly explaining the situation and pointing out inconsistencies while she keeps switching to emotional arguments involving pregnancy, children, hospital issues, and people nearby. Every time the facts are laid out clearly, another new claim gets added, like making the situation even more complicated instead of clearer. >> I cannot let you use the toilet because you're already in You cannot go in. We're going to go to the door, though. You can tell your kids whatever you want. No, we can't let you in. Once we get to the jail, yes. You can talk to the correction staff, and you can work that out, okay? Yes, because Are we going to walk over there? I'm okay. You want me to I'll open the door. You can I'm assuming the kids will be there. You cannot go inside. The longer Come here. Come I've got kids. I get it. I am not going to take your kids. I would not do that. But, I have to make sure that your kids are safe. If you want to call out to them, Your mom's going to hang out with me, and then we'll be back, okay? I don't know any of their Okay, go in the room and watch the telly. >> [laughter] >> Bacon what? I love you. I'll be back in 1 hour. >> Okay, it's it's got to be okay. >> He's not very nice. He's not going to be very nice to my children. >> I promise. It'll be okay. They just have to make sure nobody >> No, but come one second. Why is he shouting at the kids like that? They're He's making them scared. >> He's not shouting at the kids. He's announcing himself. >> There's no There's no adults in there. >> I understand that and we have to verify that, okay? I'm not trying to be difficult. I realize that this is not how you solve today's problem. >> I feel uncomfortable, please. >> What's that? >> I just got overwhelmed and I feel like >> That's all. Yep. We're on our way. So, Margaret, we're going to be getting into this car, okay? Is that your friend? >> Yes, my friend. >> If there are two officers inside the unit, if you want to go talk to them, you can do that. >> your friend that you're okay with your children being left with. >> Yes, she can wait in my property. I can wait in her property. >> Yep, there there are two officers in there. Okay. Okay. So, these seats are not comfortable. I get that. What's the best way to help me or help you get in here? >> get in the back seat. >> All right. I'm just >> The seat belt like that, yeah? >> The belt will I'll do the belt for you. When we as police are conducting a investigation and we are legally looking into crimes. >> She went from don't take my kids to actually my friend can babysit in just like a matter of seconds. Like a last-minute arrangement changing on the spot. >> I'm not really sure if this lady is living in like fast forward where like things just happen in an instant. It's a little confusing for me, but anyways, the officers are just trying to keep the situation controlled while she's just treating it like a chaotic family coordination issue. And the situation with the children, the shouting, the emotional switching, all just show how disorganized everything's become. Almost like a chaos management scenario with no clear direction. Ultimately, this is a consequence of actions and the arrest follows. >> If the person that we're communicating with, dealing with, or investigating intentionally, or what we believe to be intentionally, gives us false or bad information for purposes of leading us, staying out of trouble, things like that, that's when we cross that threshold of now somebody is lying in order >> to get out of a crime. That's kind of maybe the generic way I would put it. >> Okay. So, again, we talked about a little bit at the door. When we asked for stuff about the vehicle, you provided information to us. That information has been verified as not true and inaccurate. You and I had a conversation about why I was there, right? I told you I was there to talk to a Mr. Clark. You told me it was a Michael Smith, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who is Michael Smith? >> One of my kids yesterday. He's friend. >> Okay. Let me ask you this, right? Cuz I know we don't have What does Michael Smith look like? >> Do I have to answer these questions since I >> No, you absolutely don't. Remember, so right, we read you your rights when right? You don't have to, right? But you asked me to kind of explain what's going on and this is me doing this. >> Yeah, just Yeah, I thank you for explaining to me. I just want to know why I've been arrested. >> Sure. >> Yeah, so it's down to the truck. >> It It's down to the truck and then again and then secondarily me talking to you this morning and me believing that you lied about lied to in order to protect the male that was in your home yesterday. >> Yeah, that's fine. Thank you for explaining that. >> All right, nothing else? You don't want to talk anymore? >> Yeah, that's just the reason why I was arrested, just >> Yep. >> just them two reasons. >> Yep. >> Okay. Yeah, that's like Yeah, that's fine. Thank you. >> Okay. All right. I'm going to turn this off. >> And now we've entered a phase where legal explanation and emotional acceptance are playing out at the same time. The officer is still calmly breaking down incorrect information and explaining the charges clearly, almost like a training explanation, you know? But her response feels surprisingly calm, almost like she's acknowledging information rather than reacting to an arrest situation. After all the earlier chaos, the panic, and emotional reactions, the tone suddenly shifts into a much quieter and more accepting state. Overall, the situation has shifted from high tension to a more controlled and settled interaction where things are finally being understood. >> Sir, so right, but you're not the Mr. Khan, you're not the registered owner for that vehicle. >> I I'm not the registered owner. I just purchased the vehicle today. The The gentleman's out of the country. I purchased the vehicle from him. I have a bill of sale and I have my driver's license. >> Okay, and you have a title that's been transferred into your name? >> The The title is in the truck. I can I can It's in the truck right now. That's That's in the On the back of the title it's transferred over to my name and I have the bill of sale. I also can get a letter of authorization with the with the previous owner's driver's license and details and with a letter. >> Sure, and who are you telling me that you're purchasing this vehicle from? >> I'm purchasing the vehicle from the registered The registered keeper, Jason. >> You've got again, you've got my email and text and stuff like that. Send me Have Jason tell you where he is. I'll call over to the consulate and have a UK officer go out and verify it so that way we can do officer-to-officer. >> Do you want to call someone in the UK? >> Yep. >> To go out? >> Yep. >> That's totally fine. I'm going to get I'm going to provide you an address and a county and the I'll attach the the local police contact number that's in the area and you can contact those and have and have those one of have a have an officer go out and they'll do that for you, 100%. They're really nice like that. >> Perfect. All right, cool. Yep, appreciate it. >> Thank you. I'll I'll get everything sent over to you today including the local local registration number. Thank you. >> And now it turns into a full international verification situation. My god. Like the person goes from I bought this car today to trying to contact the UK consulate as if it's a normal step of the process. And the officer is simply just asking for proper proof while he's responding as if he has access to an entire global support system ready to confirm everything instantly. And the vehicle seems to have more documentation issues than a clear verified ownership history. The woman was charged with making false statements while the man was issued a warrant for theft by deception and remains at large. What do you think about this situation? I mean, do you believe the authorities handled it the right way? Share your opinion in the comment section below and also click on the shocking body cam videos on your screen to watch more interesting and intense moments like this. 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