Are you willing to participate in this field sobriety test? >> No. >> Do you have your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> don't. My >> I'm telling you to step out of your vehicle. You're being uncooperative. >> I'm being cooperative. Don't tell me what to do. Go ahead. Shoot me. YOU. I'M FINE. EXCUSE ME, [ __ ] >> GET OUT. >> THAT GIRL IS A TEASER. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] is his his problem. F U C K Y O U. >> Some people take a traffic stop as a personal insult instead of a warning. A routine request turns into a drunk display of pride the moment he chooses provoking the officer over simply stepping out of the truck. >> Are you willing to participate in the standardized field sobriety test? >> Excuse me. >> Are you willing to participate in the standardized field sobriety test? >> No. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and insurance? >> No? >> No. >> Okay, go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. >> Oh. Excuse me. >> Step out. Step out of your vehicle. >> No, wait, wait, wait. Are you telling me to step out of my vehicle? >> you to step out of your vehicle. >> Why? Is this Am I >> Because you're being uncooperative. >> I'm I'm [ __ ] cooperative. >> Okay, do you have a driver's license? >> I'm I don't, but I'm cooperative. >> Okay, step out of Can I get another unit? >> Oh. >> Step out of your vehicle for me. We can do this with you or without >> I'm telling you to step out of your vehicle. >> Why? What is >> We need another unit over there, please. Right now, >> [music] >> you're refusing to perform the standardized field sobriety >> I'm not refusing to do anything. >> outside then and let me run the test on you. >> no. Don't tell me what to do. >> I'm telling you what to do. >> You're telling me what to do? Don't you [ __ ] dare. Hey. Don't you [ __ ] dare. >> Come on. >> Hey. My brother-in-law >> Step out of the vehicle. >> ahead. Shoot me. Shoot me, you [ __ ] >> I'm not going to >> Shoot me, you [ __ ] I got my brother-in-law. [ __ ] YOU. >> NO. >> Shoot me. Shoot me. Shoot me, please. >> I'm not GOING TO >> AH. PLEASE. PLEASE. COME ON, GIRL. >> Inviting her to go ahead shoot [music] me isn't bravery. It is reckless theater with a live audience and a body cam. >> Come on. >> Step out of your car. You're under >> Come on. WHY WHY I GOT TO STEP OUT? >> Because you're being arrested under the suspicion of drinking and >> I'm being arrested? >> Yeah. >> Uh over what? >> Step outside of the vehicle. >> No, no. BUT WHY AM I BEING ARRESTED? >> Step out. Come on. >> Oh, put that away. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Don't you [ __ ] dare. >> Get out now. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. >> AND >> NO, I'M FINE. GET Get >> now. >> Relax, bro. >> GET OUT NOW. >> RELAXED. >> GET OUT NOW. >> Get out now. >> I'm relaxed. >> GET OUT NOW. >> [laughter] >> RIP MY SHIRT. YEAH, TAZE ME. TAZE ME, [ __ ] >> Get out now. >> Taze me. >> Daring officers to taze him isn't fear. [music] It's reckless bravado turning a routine stop into a spectacle. >> Go ahead. >> GET OUT NOW. GET OUT NOW. GET OUT NOW. GET OUT NOW. >> [screaming] [laughter] >> [ __ ] >> GET OUT NOW. GET OUT NOW. >> FOR WHAT? >> GET out now. >> Whoa whoa whoa whoa. What you tazing me for? >> It's called a taser. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> No, wait. You just shot me. >> Let me go. Let me >> Whoa, DON'T SHOOT ME, [ __ ] >> LET ME GO. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. >> LET ME GO. >> I'M I'm complying. >> Let me go. >> I'm complying. >> Let me go. >> I'm relaxed. >> Relax. >> Let me go. >> Relax. Relax. >> I'm relaxed. >> Let me go. >> relaxed. I'm so relaxed. >> Repeating, "I'm so relaxed" while fighting the taser wires is denial louder than the electricity. >> I'm relaxed. What are you doing, assistant? I'm so relaxed. Call Michael. >> Call Michael. No, cannot grab. >> RELAX. RELAX. >> I'M RELAXED. >> RELAX, BRO. >> I'm so relaxed. >> Okay. >> Call Michael. >> Relax. >> I'm so relaxed. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting nothing. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting anything. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting. >> Stop fighting. >> Call Michael. Call Michael. >> Who is Michael? >> Michael. >> Michael, who is Michael? >> It's not my my niece's dad. >> Who? >> My niece's dad. Rakowski. >> Get out now. >> Get out now. >> NO, WHY WHY WHY do I have to get out? >> Stop resisting. [music] Get out now. >> BUT WHY DO I HAVE TO GET OUT? >> She's arresting you this way. >> Why? >> Cuz you're UNDER ARREST. >> FOR WHAT? >> GET OUT NOW. >> FOR WHAT? What the hell are you arresting me for? >> For driving >> You know, driving what? >> You know, under the influence. >> Under the influence of what? >> Come on, get up. >> I'm not getting up. >> Get out. >> By the time backup is begging him to just get out, he's not confused. He's committed to the bit. >> Come on. Look, look, look. What is this guy doing? >> It's so much easier. So much easier. I'm not going to make this hard on >> Let me know when you guys get out. >> Thank you. Thank you. So much easier. I'm not going to make this hard on them. >> Let me know when you guys get out. >> Thank you. Yeah, thank you. >> All right, sir. >> Aloha. Yes, I'm so >> What am I going to say? >> [music] >> No, leave him here. >> No, you got to get off the phone. >> I'm fine. >> Cross your feet. >> I'm fine. >> Stay on your side. [music] I cross your feet. >> I'm so fine. I don't know what the [ __ ] is her problem. >> Lying on the ground, still hurling insults and calling her a problem, he proves this isn't about the law, it's about his pride. >> Central four >> All these cameras are [ __ ] video. >> All right, relax. >> No, I'm I'm so relaxed. I don't know what the [ __ ] is this bitch's problem. >> Hey. >> Hey, honey, honey, I'm >> Don't talk to her. Don't talk to >> [ __ ] you. >> Look, there's someone else called, too. >> Come on, I did nothing. >> You're being placed under arrest for driving under the >> Under the suspicion of >> Driving while UNDER THE INFLUENCE. >> WHY? >> Resisting arrest here. >> For what reason? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, resisting. >> No. >> Chill. >> Responding to an arrest with more profanity is how a routine stop turns into a [music] resisting charge. >> Come on. I was just I was just [ __ ] just [ __ ] being myself. >> Relax. >> I'm I'm relaxed. >> I want you to just breathe breathe. Don't talk. Don't yell. Just breathe. >> I'm fine. >> Slow. In and out. >> I'm [ __ ] I'll be [ __ ] Girl. Come on. You guys doing this to me? Come on. >> What was on the seat? You had >> I don't know. What the [ __ ] was on the seat? What? What was on it? I I not trying to do anything. I cannot do anything. Come on. Come on. I'm [ __ ] I'm I'm locked up. >> are still in his leg. >> Relax. >> The probes are still in his leg. >> It's fine. >> Yeah. Why? Cuz you're shooting me with the [ __ ] probes. >> No, there was like a brass knuckles over here. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay, you got it. >> Cuz cuz that was the seat. >> going to You're not going to do anything funny, right? >> Of course not. >> Okay, sit up. >> I would never. >> Where's the probes? >> Can I have that Can I have my glasses? >> You got a glove? >> How do you [ __ ] this? >> Cross your feet. Cross your feet. >> Oh. Oh. Yes. >> There you go. You got it. >> Come on. You [ __ ] handling [music] me like like this. >> I'm going to pull that probe out of your leg, okay? >> Hey, you pull whatever the [ __ ] you like out of my leg. Cuz what what what the [ __ ] is in my leg? I really don't know. But then I don't know. You can see it, though. Please. What? >> The moment he demands the prongs be pulled from his leg, he realizes the taser was real and still won't back down. >> What? [clears throat] Girl. >> I advise you to remain silent. Don't say anything. >> Oh, you advise me. No, huh? That's what they advised me last time. >> Okay, hold on. Hold on. >> I really don't know what the [ __ ] is in my leg. Yeah, bye. Yeah, bye. It did shock a little bit. >> You work. >> It It did. It did work a little bit. But, uh It's nothing new. >> Bragging that the taser [music] ain't nothing while still cuffed on the pavement is the kind of tough talk that never survives the court date. >> I don't know. Oh, yeah. You guys are acting like I'm something special. You guys are acting like I'm something special. Bro, all I'm trying to do is just [ __ ] kill myself. Yeah. Go ahead. Kick me. Kick me. Do whatever the [ __ ] you like to do. Ah, well, it looks like you want to kick me. Come on. This [ __ ] girl is over here like like like like I got to do something like [ __ ] that. Uh-huh. What? What? >> Enough already. >> Go go ahead. Why why why why why why? What? Kick Come on. >> Why would we do that? >> Bro, because are you a friend's brother? Are you friend's sister? >> So, >> uh uh Ah, relax. Relax. But, if I was your friend's brother, what? >> You're not. So, relax. >> Mhm, but I am. Uh-huh. No more nothing in there. No need to touch my truck. No need to look inside. Justin. >> Justin. >> Uh little one. Uh yeah, yeah. He's uh don't get the [ __ ] get in my truck. You get the [ __ ] out of my truck. >> Are you fighting him? >> Can you take over in 25 minutes? >> F U C K Y O U. >> Do you have your flashlight? And >> What's your date of birth, sir? >> F U C K Y O U. Yes. >> People like this always bet that volume, bravado, and a few choice insults can out-muscle an arrest that was already written the second they said no to everything. In the end, he was arrested for resisting arrest for the non-stop defiance and taser fight. Plus, driving under the influence for the obvious impairment that started it all. When "I'm just being myself" turns into taser wires and DUI charges, ego is already driving. Subscribe to catch the next one on camera.