An officer spots a gray scion speeding out of a motel lot, nearly causing a crash. He tries to pull it over, but what should have been a quick stop turns into a heated confrontation. >> Go ahead and roll down the windows. Both roll down the back window, too. >> Why would you roll the back window? >> Roll down the back window. >> Why you do that? >> I'm going to tell you one more time. Roll down the back window. How do you do that, sir? >> Roll down the back window. >> Why do I need to roll down the back window? >> Roll down the back window. >> I'm asking. That's I have permission to ask my car. I have permission to act. >> Roll down the back window. >> What? Sir, I'm asking. >> I'm going to tell you one more time and then I'm going to pull you out the car. >> Okay, you can pull me out the car if you want to. That's totally I'm getting I've asked permission to ask. >> Stop the car. Turn the car. >> Why do I have to roll down my window? Why do I have to roll down my window? >> Roll down the back window. >> Why are you pulling us over? Let's get to that. >> I'll get to that as soon as you do what I tell you. >> Why am I rolling down my window? Am I in trouble? What am I rolling down my window for? >> Roll down the back window. >> What am I rolling down my window? >> Roll down the back window. >> Okay, R Jones, I will be fine. Roll down the window, babe. My window. >> Why am I rolling down the window? >> License or registration in the insurance. I'm pulling you over for pulling out the front of that vehicle. You almost You almost got into an Ma'am, I'm not talking to you. You almost got into an accident. >> Who got almost got into an accident? >> Ma'am, I'm not talking to you. >> If I would have almost got into an accident, he wouldn't been hunking at me. Ma'am, that's not how that works. That's not how that works. >> You had an attitude and decided to flip your life because you had >> That's not how that works. >> That's how That's not how it works. >> You're being hostile. I'm asking you a question. >> I'm asking you a question. Being hostile own people. It be your own people. You >> need to relax with being hostile. >> You need to relax. >> You a clown. You're a clown. You had a attitude and decided to flip your lights. You goofy. You goofy. So goofy. >> You goofy. >> Step out the car. Step out the car. >> Unlock the car door now. Unlock the car door now. >> Unlock the car door now. >> Unlock the car door now. >> Ma'am, get out the car now. >> Ma'am, get out the car. >> You just asked for ID. Now you ask radio because you want to be a wrong with you. >> Why you >> [ __ ] wrong with you? You >> open the car. >> I'm not getting out. >> Open the car door out. For what? >> For what? >> What are we getting out the car? >> Open the car door now. >> Open the car door now. >> Open the car door now. >> No. >> No. Open the car door now. >> Are you going to tell us anything? >> Open the car door. >> Back the window. Tell us. >> Open the car door. >> What if she has to get out the car? >> You need to open the car door now. >> County for what? >> This is ridiculous. You're telling her to get out the car now. >> Open the car door now. >> What? Sir, >> open the car door. >> R. JONES, YOU'RE BLACK. WHY are you acting like that? I don't understand. What is the issue? >> My color has nothing to do with this. >> Right. It doesn't have nothing to do with your own people. Why are you telling her to get out the car? >> Open the car door. >> Why are you telling her to get out the car? >> Open the car door and get out. >> And that's it. I'm not getting out the car. >> Open the car. >> I'm not getting out the car. >> Why are you What are you doing? >> I'm going to charge you with instruction. Why are you reaching? >> What are you doing? You're charging her for no reason. GET OUT THE CAR. >> YOU'RE CHARGING us for no reason? Are you serious? >> That's fine. That's totally fine. You have to charge me, too. I'm not getting out the car. I'm going tell you one more time. I'm not getting on the car. >> R Jones, >> man, back up. >> Jones, >> back up. >> What? What you about to tase me? >> Back up. >> You about to tase me. >> Back up. >> I'm still recording you, though. >> That's fine. Back up. Idiot. >> Get out of the car. >> You were idiot. For what? >> Get out the car. >> What? For what? >> Get out the car, man. >> For what? >> Babe, don't >> touch me. Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't What are you doing? Don't touch ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH MY GIRLFRIEND. DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. You one more time. Why are you doing anything to tell you? Why are you touching anything? Why are you touching? DON'T TOUCH MY CAR. WHAT AM I GETTING OUT THE CAR FOR? WHAT AM I GETTING OUT THE CAR FOR? >> I'M TRYING TO TELL MY [ __ ] am I getting OUT THE CAR FOR WHAT AM I GETTING OUT FOR? WHAT AM I GETTING out for? For what? >> She's not doing nothing FOR YOU. >> FOR WHAT? I'M GOING TO BE LATE FOR WORK. >> What are you talking about? >> What are YOU DOING? >> FOR WHAT? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> FOR WHAT? >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? FOR WHAT? >> For what? >> Get out OF THE CAR. >> FOR WHAT? >> Get out of the car. >> For what? >> For what? >> Serious. Get the >> For what? >> For what? [screaming] >> FOR WHAT? >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> FOR WHAT? GET ON THE GROUND. >> STOP IT. LEAVE HER ALONE. >> For what? >> What are you doing? Please get up. >> For what? >> I will. >> Give me back. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> I AM. What are you doing? What the hell are you doing? >> I hope you feel real good. Why are you throwing my phone? Anything in your hand? >> What are you doing? >> To make yourself feel better. >> To make yourself feel better. >> To make your feel better. >> Get the hell off you. >> Get me out of my heart. >> I'm looking at this [ __ ] I want to hear you. >> What are you talking about? >> Get off me. >> SORRY. LIKE ON MY WRIST. GO ON MY NEVER been arrested IN MY LIFE. >> I'VE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED IN MY LIFE. >> I'VE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED IN MY LIFE. I promise YOU GOING TO GET >> I PROMISE YOU MY GRANDMA. My grandma freaking the out of y'all. Y'ALL >> GOOD. >> I PROMISE YOU. >> This [ __ ] sad. Can I get my shoes sad, bro? Y'all sick. You sick. You a you >> shut the up. >> Shut up. >> Hold on. >> Still haven't stated what you pulled me over here for. >> I told you. >> CUZ OF YOUR PRIDE. CUZ YOUR PRIDE. Cuz your pride >> somewhere. >> That's why. >> Should be somewhere around. >> Wrong with you going to jail for what? Literally drove past me, bro. I'm 23. >> He literally drove past me. Said something out his window. I rolled up my window and he got mad. >> What the >> HOW DOES THAT WORK LIKE THAT? >> HOW OLD IS SHE? >> HOW DOES THAT WORK LIKE THAT, BRO? >> How old is she? >> Same age. She's 22. >> Said something to me out your window and I ROLL MY WINDOW UP so you decide to flip your lights. >> All you had to do is come for what? You've been hostile from the very beginning. >> For what? >> What did you pull me over for? What did you pull me over for? >> I already told you you're not. >> Why? No, you didn't. You didn't tell me why you pulled me over. That [ __ ] sad. >> Please, can I CALL MY GRANDMA, PLEASE? NO, >> YOU CANNOT call anybody. You can call him from the jail. >> What did I do, sir? What is your name? >> What's your name? Who? >> Yam. >> Yam, I promise you I'm going to sue you. And what's your name? R. Jones. I got you, too. What's your name? Lions. J Lions. >> What's your first name? >> No. I'm not telling you anything until I talk to my mother. So, yes, that's what I'm doing. >> So, these little right here, I don't know. And I didn't see the other ones here, but like I said, she's I got her. Well, I think I got her somewhere on the lane. >> Do you have anything on your drugs? Any weapons? >> She was tased. might leave my name in this case. >> You okay? >> Um don't want your You don't want your legs checked or anything? >> Did you want to check your legs at all? >> No, I'm sure. >> You sure? >> And there's nothing else hurting at all. Like at all. >> Okay. >> And your legs are fine. Can I get my shoe? >> No, you cannot get anything. >> Okay, she good. >> Yeah, I got it right here. It was in the wallet. >> This is Okay. Okay. Does he have that information? >> Yeah. reckless driving into evidence because she was reporting everything. So that's going into evidence. >> Okay. >> They're both getting found charges and driving. Does he know that? >> Okay. Okay. So you can do that clear. I just want to make sure the warrant for the other one. So she's not going to grad. >> I want to make sure that warrant get to the jail. Okay. You can just drop her off in there and then take another one to gra. I called our doc and gave him a heads up. I mean, he's not there, but of course, he he's in charge of the ER. He knows he knows the guy that's in charge. I told him that we tased somebody, but it didn't go into her skin. So, >> hopefully they'll be able to get you in and out of there. >> I have him check the the legs, too, when she was >> Yeah. How that's going to work, you do arrest an incident report. >> Okay. >> And then you're going to do a use of force supplement. >> Okay. >> I'm going to do a use of force supplement. Okay. >> And that's how that's going to work. >> Okay. But that's I mean but I mean the thing is you also have to remember in this environment right here your use of force is going to be a lot quicker because we're in the middle of traffic and that is >> I mean we're worried about their safety worried about our safety. So you got you got to make sure you're not chasing them around. I mean, when you use force, use force. Especially, you know, now if they're in an apartment, if they're on the third floor at the budget, >> that's one thing. But when we're out in the middle of the roadway, >> you know, your use force got to be instant, you know, because I mean, the thing is, especially once you put them in handcuffs cuz once they get handcuffs, they run, get hit by a car, that's on us. >> Yeah. The lines go get done. What he got to00 >> that way he can bring copies of the warrants. >> Yeah. >> Take her take the other one to Grady. >> Sorry. You're 98 for reckless driving. >> Yeah, she was handcuffed. I don't know if she talking about her arm, but she was handcuffed. >> Hey everyone, it's Trent, Prior Deputy Sheriff, Patrol Sergeant, and K9 handler. Traffic stops come with an inherent danger for cops, and a lot of law enforcement deaths have been the direct result of a routine vehicle pullover. And that's why the officer in this video is asking the driver and passenger to roll down the rear windows of this vehicle. Because of the heavy window tint, he is unable to clearly see into the back portion of the vehicle. And it can definitely be an officer safety issue. And of course, the driver in this situation has to provide all identifying information regardless of if she agrees with the traffic stop or not. And this officer is well within his legal authority to order her out of the vehicle at any point in time that he wants to. And when she refuses to exit the vehicle, becomes physically resistive, and her girlfriend gets in the way of this officer performing his lawful duties, not to mention being on the side of the roadway in a quasi highly trafficked area. That is all a major safety issue at that point for all parties concerned. When the suspect decides to break away from this officer, at that point in time, this officer is going to be looking at the best most efficient way to try to overcome that resistance, prevent escape, and affect the arrest, with safety being the main point of focus for everybody on scene. >> The driver was charged with obstruction and reckless driving, while the passenger was charged with obstruction, but both the individuals remain innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.