Only Cams provides body cam footage for transparency and educational purposes only. >> Don't you drive off. You do it. >> St. John, she's taking off. I pit. >> A routine traffic stop in Florida quickly spiraled out of control when officers pulled over a woman with an active warrant, sparking a high-speed chase. Even a helicopter was called in before it ended in a crash and a dramatic arrest. >> Hey, ma'am. How you doing? on the window now. >> Hey, do you have your driver's license, registration on? Are you Are you the RO of this vehicle? Yes, I am. >> Can you state your name? Are you Alexandra? >> Alexander, I need you. Can you start the car for me, please? >> All right. So, do me a favor. Step out the vehicle real fast, please. >> So, this seems that you got a warrant out of Citrus County. >> 62679 285690. Please go look that up. >> What's that? >> 594271. 62679-285-69-594271. I can't memorize it, so I have to write it down. >> What is that? >> That's my ID number. >> When officers first approached Alexandra, she immediately grew defensive. She claimed she was being harassed, that she'd been stopped multiple times before and insisted she wasn't wanted for anything. >> Okay. >> You're not allowed to stop me. >> I am because you you match the description of a wanted fugitive. Okay. >> Well, I'm not wanted and I have a look at me. In the meantime, >> no, I'm trying to go get dinner and and like turn into harassment. >> How How is this turning into harassment? >> Because I'm getting stopped left and right and then they check my paperwork and they let me go. I get stopped, they check the paperwork, and then they let me go. >> So, what what's been going on? >> Just what I said. I get stopped. I get my paperwork checked and then they let me go. And and this has been going on and on and on and on and on and on and on and it's ridiculous. And it's turning into harassment. You're not allowed to stop me. I I >> So, I don't want to say what I'm I >> I can stop. If you're driving a vehicle and there's a wanted person and you match the description, I can pull you over warrants or anything. >> Well, that's not what my That's not what my database is telling me. That's what I'm telling you. >> Then why when I got stopped yesterday, she told me my headlight was out. I >> I don't know. Let me understand. Okay. >> And then she said my headlight was out and my my headlight was not out and I got stopped last night. Uh twice. Yeah. Twice in the same night. Later on in that night, we went to the laundromat. I had suffered from anxiety really really bad. Okay. and I couldn't get out and go inside. So I sat in for a little while. I left and went back to the room where I was staying in and I get stopped again and he runs my paperwork, come back and says, "Okay, have a good night." >> So So you've been stopped anxiety. So you've been stopped for this half dozen times in the past 5 days. >> Okay. >> And every time I get stopped, they run my >> paper everything. >> I I I have a um >> I don't want to say cuz I signed a disclosure. So I don't want to say the words cuz it goes against my disclosure. Um >> how you doing, man? I'm I'm very aggravated right now. I'm getting really hot and that's why I wanted to leave my turning on. >> Can I? >> Yeah. >> All right. I turn people back on. I kind of disclosure. So, I don't want to say the words that I'm not supposed to say cuz then it avoids my disclosure. >> Um, >> what my guy stopped you for, please. >> I don't know. He He said that um Okay. So, he was behind me. I'm not out of his way. He flashed me. So, I moved over and there was a car going in front of me very slow. So, I'm like, "Now you're going to get stuck behind them." And he did. Right. He wasn't even behind me. He was like two vehicles back to the side. >> Lights turn green. I start to go. I'm only going to Wendy's. And all of a sudden, he shoots out from behind the vehicle and lights me up. Just shoots out of nowhere. Um, >> where you coming from? >> I'm coming from number. But like I said, you guys are not allowed to stop me. You're not allowed to use. There shouldn't be any warrants on. I've been a half dozen couple days. >> I I signed the disclosure that I can't stop. I'm I'm I have >> You're not allowed. What does that mean? >> Well, no. You can if I'm doing something reckless. Um, >> but I I I signed I can't I can't because I signed a disclosure. Instead of cooperating, Alexandra rambled about secret government work, a recent pardon, and claimed she had serious illnesses, all while insisting the stop was unlawful. >> I can call my lawyer right now. >> Do you have any medical conditions we should? >> Yes, I do. I have a lot. I'm I'm disabled. >> Do you want to tell me what those are? >> Uh, Louisbody, dementia, peripheral neuropathy, um, it's what Parkinson is Parkinson's like. I have renal disease, um, intestinal cancer. I couldn't do words. Um, spine problems. I'm getting very worked up right now so much. My pressure is going up very high. >> Take a big deep breath. We'll be a very quiet with you. >> This is the more I get worked up, the more I This is like having adult aspirators. >> I used to have a medical uh bus come check on you. >> I know. I I just want to go have my dinner and and go head home. I was actually out for a couple days and I'm going back west where I want to go. Um I have such a blood disorder. I came this way cuz I was looking for my daughter. Um it's a long story and I really can't talk about it. Okay, as far as talk about it, what I want to know, >> I do need to talk about it and I I need help from somebody cuz I I was I I gave him my ID number. Um I worked for the government when I was younger. I was hired and I ended up resigning and when I resigned, I went and worked for the IRS and I was, you know, up there security clearance and all that [ __ ] Um >> but I did a service for the country when I was a child. >> Thank you for that. >> I I I witness something and and I thank you for >> You want to make sure that you're not going to die right here, which is why I'm >> No, not at all. Not at all. Not at all. But just the more I talk, the more I get worked up. Except this is >> Try this for me. >> No, wait. Let me just take a big deep breath. >> When I I did what I did when I was a child, I was granted something. And last week I was granted it yet again. And it's just very frustrating that I keep getting pulled over left and right. I was given a pardon last week. Okay. I was given a pardon last week. >> Turn off lights. >> No, but last night I got stopped by a cop that honestly he had a It's ironic because my temperature shot up and a plane freaking shot out of my freaking whatchamacallit and um scared me. So, I gave it a little bit of gas. The second I punched it, the truck behind me lights me up and pulled me over and I'm yelling to him. I got a flame coming out of here and I heard it's, you know, it's knocked out. And as I'm in his sentence, he asked me something. I'm talking to him. He walks into the corner of my truck and all of a sudden he puts his hand up and and he has walking uh not the flashlight up and I'm watching him and he makes this weird signal and uh a truck goes out and just takes off. >> Not the night before that. >> Oh, please don't smoke. I'm allergic to cigarettes. >> Please calm me down. I understand, but if you could just wait just a minute. I want to ask a couple of questions. >> Please don't start back. >> All right. >> That's fine. Uh, so have you had anything to eat today? >> Uh, this morning because I'm on my way to Wednesday. >> Understood. Did you get any sleep yesterday? >> I am an insomniac. Believe it or not, I do sleep. I'm equivalent. I'm 42 years old. I'm equivalent to like a 98y old. >> The last two days. How many hours sleep before you got total? >> I got about 12 hours of sleep the other night and 12 hours of sleep. about six hours last night. I I'm not >> Hold on. >> I was giving a party last night. >> Tell me what you got real quick. >> Yeah. So, I just confirmed she's wanted out of Citrus County in state pickup out of Florida. >> So, hold on. Let's do this. Mo, why don't you bring your car up here? I want to get something out of that car. >> Bring your car up here to the front so I can look at it. >> I want to I want to look at I want to validate. >> I was given a pardon, but when I was a child, this is what I was trying to tell you. When I was a child, I did something to this country and I was given a what? I'm I'm investigating and I'm listening, but I want to I want to see the paper before we get it, you know, before we go farther. >> No, but you you want to pin it? >> No, I said pin. >> We're going to bring this car up here and we're going to pin your truck. I'm going to have you bring your car. >> I'm going to have them send over to >> As officers tried to pin in her car and prevent her from leaving. Alexandra suddenly made her move. Against direct orders, she threw the vehicle into gear and sped off. Now, >> don't you drive off. Don't you do it. Don't you do it. St. John, she's taking off. Come on. I'm fighting people. [Music] A protection order on the subject. [Music] From above, the police helicopter followed closely, calling out the truck's movements as it sped through the streets, guiding officers on the ground toward the chase's dramatic end. 92 titminated the 350. The chase was short but dangerous. Officers attempted multiple pit maneuvers before the pursuit came to a violent end. Alexandra crashed out and the panic set in immediately. She's going out the far side. >> The truck's going to blow up. It's going to blow up. Damn it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. Get it. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. It'll blow up. Seriously. God damn it. Please don't keep pushing me. Oh my god. Ow. Ow. My leg. My leg broke it. Oh my god. I lose myself. Holy [ __ ] Ow. Ow. All right. All right. All right. Please just don't jump me. Just don't jump me. I'll be safe. Just don't jump me. Just please don't shove me. I'm trying to pull up. I am. I am. I am. I am. Calm down. I can't get back. >> I am. I'm trying to I am. I can't pick my legs up. I have to be in front. I'm disabled. I really have to be in front. Please be in front. >> Okay. I'm going slow. >> Yeah. But please put the coat. I can't move my arms. I really I can't. Please put them in front. I can't lift myself up. >> I know. I can't. I can't push myself up. [Music] I need Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. I need my phone. I need my phone. I need my phone. I need my Can you get my phone? Please. I need my phone. That's all I'm making you. Please. That's the only Look, I I myself. 62767. Mason, why would you guys do this to me? I'm on my way to Jacksonville. Seriously, can we get my phone, please? I need my phone. I need my phone. Sir, I need my phone. Please, sir, I need my phone. Sir, please. Why would you guys pick me like that? Why would you do that? Oh, God. 62 7 549. I identify myself. >> Stop talking. >> Can I get myself on >> Stop talking before my truck's on fire. >> Stop talking. >> I'm Deputy Hardwood, Sheriff's Office. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in court. You have the right to have an attorney with you prior to, during, or after any questioning. If you cannot afford an attorney, desire one, the court will open up on you. >> On the ground, she screamed for help, insisting she was disabled, begging officers to retrieve her phone, and rambling incoherently about being targeted. >> Can we please attorney? >> I do. Can you please my cell phone so I can attorney? Please, sir. Please be my mine. Do you wish to answer any questions or make any statements? >> My question is, would you please have my cell phone so I can tell my Please. Okay. It's somewhere in my truck. I don't know where it went. >> Ma'am, if it's not obvious, you've been arrested for DUI in multiple of the truck. >> I've never I'm not even drunk. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. Excuse me. Excuse me. Sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, sir, excuse me. Excuse me, sir. Sir, excuse me. Can I have a breathalyzer, please? Hello. came up in some offices. Uh I'm not sure yet, but probably you might have to walk me through that area. Okay. Do you want to appreciate the help? Thank you. >> No, thank you. >> Do you want to move this one over there? Cuz we're fixing to let some of this traffic. >> Yeah, I just didn't want to get ran over. >> Yeah, I appreciate it. >> I'll move over there. >> Yeah. >> You guys all right? >> Good job. Are you all right? >> Yes, sir. got rescued from. Yeah. >> Triple check, will you? >> Even after being secured, Alexandra continued to argue. She demanded her wallet and badge be brought with her, claiming she was former law enforcement. She refused medical restraints, said she was disabled, and insisted she had a gift the officers needed to acknowledge. >> Sir, excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. Okay. Sir, first of all, can you please get my phone like you said you would? Please, please, sir, you said you would. >> Sir, please get my phone. >> I am driving over there. >> Please, please. But, but, but but but um I have a cooler with food page in it. Can I please have some? I really am disabled. I really, really, really do need a drink, please, sir. I need my cell phone. No, I need my cell. Oh no. Oh no. The numbers can't come off of me. Oh no. 62 52. I need my wallet. My wallet. My wallet. My wallet. My badge is in my wallet. Oh my god. My badge is in my wallet. I need my wallet. Sir, the pink bag. The pink bag. The pink bag. The pink bag. Please. Help me. Help me. Help me. Hey, I pissed myself. This is disgusting. Please. Please. Please. Please. Please. Oh my god. Oh god. Oh god. Oh god. I'm so scared. I need Oh my god. I need my wallet. I need my wallet. Holy [ __ ] Ow. Oh. Ow. I've identified myself. I identified myself. I identified myself. I identified myself. >> Officers discussed the possible charges to be filed against her along with several other offenses before transporting her to jail. >> Is anybody Is anybody else hurt? He's a little He's a little >> He said it's a little >> good. I mean, we'll get you checked out. >> So, Sergeant, I want to talk uh with Joey about um splitting duties. Okay. So, I had face to face contact at the window in St. John's County. Um, she appeared to be highly impaired. >> Okay. >> Non-stop talker. I'm not so sure it's going to be alcohol. Probably not, but a lot of drugs on board is what it looked like to me. Okay. >> Um, I have uh multiple charges in our county, including aggravated fleeing looting. Obviously, DUI. We did not attempt to pit down there. Um, I also have I mean, right off the bat, I told her not to drive off. We were even going to pin the car. She figured it out, threw it in gear, and went. Okay. All right. And I specifically told her, "Don't do it. Don't go." So, I mean, I got charges to start with. We obviously obviously also have a [ __ ] ton of charges up here. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, I want to get Joseph's uh suggestion. I'm more than happy to take her straight back to St. John's County, but we also have a bunch of charges here. Would it be better to charge her here, book her here, and then exercise her back >> by taking her back to St. John's County? You're going to have to get a warrant for extra, >> right? I understand. So, that's what I'm saying. Is it better to have you book her? >> I can book her off of your charges >> and their charges for that matter. >> Well, it's true. Oh no. I was about to say we just can't take primer unless you unless you give it up. So that's why I got behind you and you gave it up and I was happy. >> Well, no. Yeah. >> [ __ ] I need my bag. I need my wallet. My wallet. My pink bag. I need that wallet. Oh my god. Please sir. Please. Please. I need my wallet. My money and everything. My ID. Everything. Everything. Dad. Adrien. Somebody please help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Help me. Oh my god. I I never I never I never can clarify everything. And my uncle chip. Oh my god. Please. Please. >> I'm sorry. Yeah. >> Sorry. I didn't hear you. It's open. It's open. >> Good job. Yep. Appreciate it, John. Is this yours? >> This car? >> Yeah. I'm sorry, man. >> Okay. Is she a boat? >> She said, "Give me my phone." >> She just said, "Give her a phone." She didn't say anything other than, "I'm on my phone. I'm on my phone." She might have said, "I'm on my phone so I could call my attorney. Now I think about it." Here's the good news. Here's the good news. I was face to face with her for a solid 5 minutes doing the doing the DUI investigation. As soon as I walk up onto her, she left hand, right? Probably stemmed out of her mind, right? Trying to stay awake. She said she hasn't slept in a couple days. Everybody's in agreement. Everybody's in agreement. Farley will take her. You guys got plenty of charges. I'll do a warrant affidavit. It's totally fine. >> I got at least six, seven charges down there. >> Okay, good. Okay. >> I was face to face with her for a solid 5 minutes. I called signal one >> and I we she has active warrant. >> So I I had the guys bring the car up to go pin her and she was gone. She saw it and she's like, "Oh no, >> she does have a warrant." >> Oh, yeah. It's active and it's confirmed. >> Okay. Yeah. Um I think it's Swany County, Georgia or something, but it's active. Will extradite. >> You know, I'm okay. >> How you doing, sir? >> It's a good looking mustache, sir. >> Oh, thank you. I wish we could have a beer, buddy. Hey, I wish I could let it be long cuz I can throw that [ __ ] like this. I've been around for a while. I knew what someone um I go to get the boys to bring their vehicles up to pin her so she can't run and she sees it coming, puts it in gear. I'm like, "Don't you do it." Gone. >> All the way up the interstate all the way to here. Multiple pit attempts. Second pit. >> She barked. She had asberers. >> Asberers and neuropathy, which is legitimate. But then something then she goes into saying that she's being interviewed by the FBI cuz somebody's trying to kill her contact. >> I think they said Zidris. >> Is that what is that where it was? >> That's actually matching >> on your side of it with the attempted fleeing loot and all that stuff that you have in Duval County. >> Aggravated looting by the way on camera. >> She is under arrest. >> Oh yeah. Okay. So, I'm going to take her to Shans just because the laundry list of possibly made up or real medical issues. She's also complaining of head and neck pain. >> Not surprising. >> So, I'm going to take her to Shans. >> Oh my god. You could come in my hand, please. >> I need my wallet has to come with me. My wallet. I'm serious. I work for the government. My wallet has to come with me. And my lady, >> listen to me. >> Yes, but I need my wallet. >> I don't care. Here's the problem. You're under arrest. >> I understand that. my ID. I I I I'm trying to pull myself out. I'm trying to I'm listening to you. Yes, but my wallet has to come. I am retired law enforcement. I'm ex law enforcement. My wallet has to come. It's not going to ow. It's not going to fit in my neck. >> I need my wallet to come with me. I am I am former. >> I can't. This has to come off my neck. >> No. It's hurting me. No. It's hurting me. My neck has You refuse to wear to see color. >> Yeah. Yeah. I can't have it on me. Yes. It's hurting me. Please take it off my neck. The officer, >> this hurts. I I'm stepping up and it's hurting my neck. No, I can walk. I can walk. I can't I can't have your leg. I'm disabled. Please stop squeezing my arm. I am walking. Please stop squeezing me, sir. Please. I'm walking to the thing. Please stop squeezing me. >> Will you please? You're pinching my arm. I'm hyper sensitive and I'm disabled. >> You ready? >> I'm telling you guys the truth. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. >> I was starting to get you moving. My wallet has to come with me. My goal, please. My wallet has my my my badge in there. I need to bring that. It's right there in that pink bag. Please, it's the white wallet. >> Deal with one thing at a time. >> Can you please go at a time? >> It has to stay with me, though. Please. I need to keep what you said. I'm going to take it off. >> I have to calm. I am. I I told you I have a I have a stuck to me. >> There you go. >> Yeah. I'm not going anywhere with my arm. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not doing anything. I'm not fighting this. And I'll take that one. >> Please. I cannot leave that bed. >> We're going to go get it. >> It's right there in the bag on the floor. >> Can we get the hand first, please? >> Has to come with you, sweetie. >> I can get you. Grab her arm when I bring it around. >> What about this one? This got something in it. >> This is just coke. [Music] >> We got a zero. >> I'm just looking to see if I can find her ID. Yeah, I found it. What began as a simple warrant stop quickly escalated into chaos. After bizarre claims and a failed escape attempt, Alexandra now faces serious charges, including DUI, fleeing, and several other offenses. If you like content like this, please like and subscribe.