If you're driving, we're not going to do the whole sovereign citizen. That's what you're explaining to me. You're saying you're saying you just have a a license, >> right? >> Well, I need a license. You're driving. You're on the road. You're driving. Well, you're all out and you don't have plates. There's no visible plates. >> Is that your ID? >> It's my nationality card. >> Can I see it, please? >> You're looking at it. I can't give it to you. My consulate said I can't give you my ID. Okay. So, you need a >> call. Wait, where's your supervisor so I can speak to the supervisor? >> You can talk to our supervisor when you're done at the station. >> Okay. I'm not going to the station. Anything illegal? >> We need your driver's license. >> Illegal. What is the reason for you? >> I've already given us two reasons. You're alternate out. That's illegal. And you don't have a Yes. The window tent. >> The window tent. >> The window tent's illegal. >> I'm not going to lie. >> Well, we don't know that cuz you're not giving us an ID and you don't have >> You have to identify yourself. I just need to speak to the supervisor. >> You can talk to him when we're done here. >> Okay. Well, >> but we need to finish what we're doing. >> Okay. Well, I need to get what I need to get. So, I if you want to do what you need to do, I need to speak to the supervisor. >> Okay. You can talk to him at the station when we're completed. >> Okay. I need a driver's license and an insurance card for the vehicle. >> You are driving. You're driving. >> Yeah, you're Yep. You're driving. You're behind the >> Okay. So, am I transporting goods or people? >> It doesn't matter. You're driving on a You're driving a motor vehicle on the roadway in the United States of America. You're driving a car. >> This is an engine. It doesn't have a motor in it. Have an engine. >> We're not going to play these games. >> I'm not playing no games. >> You need to identify yourself. >> Mia McLean Hill. Mia McLean L. E. Make sure you add the E. >> Why is the VIN number taped over on the windshield? >> Because the car is not under United States jurisdiction. So, I don't have to show you the VIN number. >> I need your data per identify yourself. All right. I gave you my first and last name. >> You have to identify yourself or else you go to jail. >> L I just identify myself. >> I just identify myself. Did I not? You asked for a name, so I gave it to you. >> Give us your driver's license. >> Do you have an Ohio ID? >> I'm not from this area. >> Where are you from? >> I'm from Corporate State, Illinois. >> Okay. Do you have an Illinois ID? >> I have a nationality card, sir. I'm asking for identification. The nationality card takes the place of a driver. >> We need a a nationality card does not take the place of a driver's license. >> Does not live in this area. >> You need a driver's license to drive on the roadways. >> As if I'm transporting good services. I'm just traveling by myself. >> It doesn't matter if you're by yourself or you're with 17 other people on a bus. >> I need a driver's license. >> You need a driver's license. >> Sir, >> you need to provide identification. >> I just gave you identification. If you don't provide identification, you're going to be taken to jail. >> You want me to speak to supervisor cuz I can explain myself to >> You need to provide identification or else you're going to go to jail. Do you understand that? >> I need to get back to I need to do anything. >> And we need to get back to our jobs, too. I get it. You can get back to Illinois. All you have to do is identify yourself. >> And then we'll be done here in 5 minutes. >> But you want to play these stupid petty games saying you're traveling and you're a a citizen of wherever. Okay. We just need identification from you. Bottom line. >> Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> Okay. Where you coming from today? You said you're from Illinois. >> Yeah. >> What are you doing in Ohio? >> I stopped and give you something to eat cuz I'm hungry. Was that illegal? >> No. >> Okay. >> Never said it was. >> You all pulled me over. I couldn't stop and give you nothing to eat without you pulling me over my tag. >> We pulled you over cuz he pulled you over cuz there's no license plates on the car. I don't need license plates. >> You do need license plates to drive on the roadways in the United States of America. >> Well, I'm not a United States citizen, so I don't need a driver. >> You're not a United States citizen? Where are you a citizen of? >> I just told you Morocco. That's the name of this country. >> Of what? >> I said, >> what's the country? >> You're from Morocco? Do you have a Do you have a license in Morocco? Did the vehicle come from Morocco? >> Yeah, sure did. >> It did. >> Okay. See, now we're getting somewhere. See, we're having an adult conversation like adults, right? >> I guess >> from Morocco. Do you have an ID from Morocco? >> I have a nationality card. >> A nationality card? >> Yes, sir. >> Can I see it? >> I can show it to you. >> Can you hand it to me so I can read it? >> But you can see it right here. >> Oh, okay. I'll play those games. You want to get out of here, right? >> Do you want to get out of here? >> I'm getting paid until I'm done. So, I really don't care one way or another. >> Okay. Well, would you be okay to all? >> No, I don't think so. >> Why you want to take your >> You're prolonging the stop for no reason. >> Did you all stop me for no reason? >> Nope. He did. The stop's legal and you just want to act like a child. >> Sorry. What's your name? >> Officer Fischer. >> Officer Fisher. >> Yes. What's your ID number? >> Badge number 6134. We could have been done with this 5 minutes ago if you just could have an adult conversation with us. >> So, we're having a little trouble finding this information in the computer. I'm going to have you down. This is his writing. Maybe he misunderstood something. I'm going to have you write your full name and birth date down here. Okay. >> Not exactly. >> I'm sorry. >> Right. >> Just to verify, your name is Nia Nia A Mlin. M C L I N L. Your birthday is Did you used to have a different last name? >> I'm sorry. >> What name is on your driver's license in Ohio? >> What What name is on the driver's license you used to have in Ohio? >> I'm not from Ohio. No. >> Have you ever had an Ohio driver's license? I'm not from this area. That's like if I can speak to the supervisor, you can clear that up. I'm not from this area. >> Did you ever have an Ohio driver's license that her name's not even found? She won't write anything. She's I read this all back to her and she said this is her name and that's the only name she's ever used. She doesn't have any other names and has never had an Ohio driver's license. Okay. So, I spelled it for her and everything. So, I think she definitely have enough forification if that's not really her. >> Well, the picture looks like her, >> but that's not the name. She's >> That's not the name. Yeah. So, running this name. It came back to another name. >> He found something kind of close, but it's not even that close. >> Yeah. But you have a picture that is up here. It looks like there's an African-Ame woman. Um, >> she's only got her window down that far, so it's a little hard to see. >> The windows are completely blacked out. We can we can ever get on the turn to >> Yeah. Come on out. I can talk to you. >> I can't hear you. >> I'm not coming outside. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You've been ordered out of the car. >> You understand you're going to be under place under arrest if you want to exit the car. >> You're being ordered out of the car right now. So, step on out. >> Are you refusing to get out of the car? >> What did he pull you over? >> Well, I can see a few things. I'm not sure what he the other officer pulled you over for. Right now, we're going to have you step on out. This is your final opportunity to supervise. >> I'm right here. >> What's your name? >> Sergeant Mike Dy. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Badge number 62. >> Okay. So, what do I mean? >> I told you. I mean, I have my car. So, that's why I'm operating. >> Okay. For right now, we're going to have you step out of the car. We got the legal right to ask you to step out of the car for a traffic stop. So, step on up. If if not, you're obstructing official business. >> So, how about you get the sheriff down here? >> Nope. Sheriff isn't coming down here. >> Okay. >> You have to step out of the car. You >> don't step out the car. You're going to be on the arrest. >> Not going to keep explaining the same thing to you. >> Huh? >> Why are you all trying to >> We're not trying to intimidate you. I've been >> SHE'S PULLING OVER. RADIO CAR'S TAKING OFF. >> Get a good stick with the terminator. Headed back to York. Passing Pearl still northbound speeds 40 moderate traffic. The right rear wheel is flat. Looks like we're slow coming up to soft. Yeah, she's just stopping with the traffic in front of her. still northbound right now. She's stopping the road. Waiting for it to turn green. actually still speeds are 35 if we come to a stop again like that. Are you okay? Not yet. Can you see one of those pursuit turnover things on the runway? All right, we're still passing about speeds are 48. We're still a little away. She's stopped in traffic right now. Stop that snow. Where you at? All right. Looks like they're still going north. Chevy northbound Chevy. Northbound Chevy speed 36 mph. If they're going at slow speeds, are we okay to continue with the grappler? Be advised, we have a female calling 911 now. China. Okay. Grand Railroad. Hey, come to the back. BACK IT UP. IT'S SHE'S SOLO. HEY, back up. Get away from that pillar. >> JJ, what was your name? What is it? >> NIA. >> NIA. NIA, STEP OUT OF THE CAR. OKAY, NIA, OPEN THE DOOR AND STEP OUT. HEY, we're going to bring her far right. I need a hands and a less lethal. YES, THAT'S IT. NIA, WALK BACKWARDS TO THE SOUND OF MY VOICE. WALK BACKWARDS. >> Keep coming back. Keep coming. I got commands. Step to your right. Step over that. >> That's it. She's the only one. Hey, back up here. Back up here. Hey. Hey. Close your door. Get out of the ve. Thank you. >> BACK UP. KEEP WALKING BACK. JJ, you got hands? I got hands. >> Get up on the sidewalk. Back up. Keep coming back. All right, walk backwards towards my voice. Keep going. Come back. Walk in. >> Yeah. Come back. Keep coming back. Right back on the sidewalk. Keep walking back. Walking back. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Keep coming. Step to your right. Step to your right. Get down on your knees. Lay down on your stomach and put your hands behind your back. Lay down on your stomach. Put your hands behind your back. You are under arrest. You understand that? Two. Thanks. You got anything else on you? So obviously you're in here. You're in custody. You can't just get up and walk away. So I'm going to read this to you real fast. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have the right to ask to talk to a lawyer for advice before you ask any questions and have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before questioning you if you wish. And you can decide at any time to exercise these right to not answer any questions, make any statements. Understand all that? Yes. Okay. We're just trying to figure out what happened. We got called cuz there was a pursuit and pursuits in Ohio are felonies. So that's why we're here. Okay. So why did we run? Why did we We were at a traffic stop. We were stopped in the parking lot and then we put the car in the drive and drove away. >> Can you tell me why we did that? Because I felt like my safety was in danger. >> Okay. What made you feel like your safety was in danger? >> Because we put on gloves about to punch out my window. >> Okay. Um, I wasn't on the traffic stop. So, >> I know I I contact you and I asked for a sheriff. They said they went there was nobody around. >> So, at that point, >> who was there to talk to? I can talk to the highway, which is a sh. >> Okay. They were at your car. Did they ask you to get out or anything? >> Yes, they did. >> Okay. Did you say you weren't getting out? Like, I wasn't there. I haven't watched Body Cam. I was at home having dinner. Now, I'm here. So, I'm I'm leaving it up to you to kind of fill in the blanks. I haven't even gone back and talked to them yet. Um, I like to give you guys your chance to tell me your side of the story cuz I can come over here and talk to you real fast and then I go talk to them. Like they've got they get paid to wait to talk to me. You're sitting here so I can come talk to you first. Okay. >> Um, so they asked you to get out of the car. You said you didn't want to. >> I said the car. >> Okay. And then you said you felt like you were in danger because they were putting gloves on. >> When you were driving away from them during that pursuit, >> were we stopping our red lights? Yes. >> Uh, did we go >> turn all signals? Yes, I did. I turned on my signal while I was trying to >> Okay. Were we going faster than the speed limit posted to speed limits? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Um, we ever drive like left to center or anything like that? >> I don't drive. >> Okay. Did we ever travel left to center? >> Okay. I'm I'm not trying to be rude. I'm just asking questions. Right. >> Answer. >> I know. >> I was answering this and they didn't like the answers. >> I I didn't think you were being rude. That's not why I said that. That's You said you don't drive, you travel. That's why I changed my verbage to say travel, right? Like I'm not trying to do I'm trying to respect what your beliefs are, right? I know at one point somebody had said they were having questioning as to what who what your identity was cuz you couldn't provide a driver's license. I take you um saying that you believe in talking to a sheriff and a higher up and then that you're traveling, right? You don't have any government identification. Okay. Have you ever had any form of government identification >> when I was under the black code? Yes. >> Okay. In what state would that have been? >> That would have been as a United States citizen at that one point in time under I have I literally went to Mission Barbecue. I think he was I was hungry. I wasn't going fast when the uh guy pulled me over. You know, I was literally traveling the speed. >> So, you came from Chicago? No, I was traveling back from there, but I wasn't around. >> Oh, okay. Okay, I see. That makes I thought you came from Chicago here for Mission B. I know Mission Barbecue is good, but >> And your hearing tomorrow won't be down at county court. It'll be at court, I believe. Video back up for you guys. >> No, she's going to go in person. All right. So, you're going to see the judge now? >> I won't have the time for you till tomorrow morning when I go see the judge, see what their document looks like. There'll be an officer that comes over, transport, and then you'll you'll hang out at farmer for a while till you see the judge. Once you get your bond, we'll transport you back here. >> Okay. >> Nina N. Mcclin faces charges for fake license plates, fleeing police, obstructing justice, driving without a license, vandalism, and failure to use signals. Leave a like if you enjoyed this video, and be sure to subscribe for more body cam footage daily.