I need you to step out. >> You'll just have to wait a second, okay? >> No, I don't. It's not on your timing, it's on mine. >> No, it's not, sir. I'm going to exit my vehicle, but you don't have permission to put touch anything in my vehicle. >> On July 17th, 2025, a deputy stopped a blue minivan for blowing a stop sign. The driver instantly denied the violation and refused to hand over her license, holding it up, then yanking it back when the deputy reached. After a string of no, sir replies and zero cooperation, the deputy called for backup and a supervisor. Watch the video to know what actually happened. Do you want me to talk to you? >> That's fine. I mean, he can look at the information, but >> Can you hand me your license? >> No, sir. I'm I don't Here Here's my license. Here Here's my I will not hand you my license. I am not required to hand you in your hand my license. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen is I'm going to call for a supervisor and he's going to tell you that you're going to give me your license. >> No, no, sir. I won't. With all due respect, listen to me. >> No, sir. >> Yes. >> No, sir. >> Step out, please. >> No, no, sir. >> Step out. >> Excuse me. >> Step out, please. >> No, sir. >> Ma'am, can I have you Can I speak for a second, please? >> Yes, I I don't want to talk to you. I'll speak to him, okay? I I don't care. You don't >> you to step out. Yes. >> You'll just have to wait a second, okay? >> No, I don't. It's not on your timing, it's on mine. >> No, it's not, sir. >> United States case law, Pennsylvania versus Mimbs, >> I don't care what that is. >> Ma'am, you're going to get a charge of resisting if you don't get out of your >> I'm What am I under arrest for? >> Ma'am, >> What am I under arrest for? >> Just Just Just hear me out for a second. >> I am. >> He's asked you to step out of the vehicle. Whether you agree with it or not, that's a lawful command, okay? So, just If you step out and comply, we can, you know, wrap this up. It probably would have even been a warning. He probably wouldn't even gave you a whatever he pulled you over for. >> This is Can I say something? >> Of course, >> ahead. I'll hear you out. >> He asked for my driver's license. I showed it to him. I know for a fact that I'm not required by law to give it to him in his hand. >> So, where Where is your driver's license currently? >> My driver's license is right here. >> Okay. >> That's my driver's license. I showed it to him because I'm driving a motor vehicle, I'm required to show you my license if you ask for it. >> Do you mind if I get that? >> But, I I don't have to give it to you. I don't ever hand anybody original documents in their hand. >> Okay. Do you mind if I get your license so I can run you? >> There it is right there. I'll show it to you. There There's my license right there. There's my name right there. I'll show it to you, but I'm not I don't ever hand it over. I've lost licenses that way and I don't do that. >> As soon as you hand it over, I'll give it right back, okay? >> Sir, I don't hand >> It's probably just going to be a warning and we'll get you out of here, but you're mak- you're making this more difficult. >> I don't hand I don't hand my documents over. >> this point at this point, I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle, okay? >> Okay, and I will. >> So, go ahead and step out right now at this moment because I've I've tried the nice approach and now you're not listening. >> You don't have permission to touch anything in my vehicle. >> Okay. So, go ahead and step out or I'm going to pull you out of the vehicle at this point. >> I'm going to step out, but you don't have permission to touch anything in my car. >> Listen, can I can I explain Can I explain something to you? >> What's that? >> So, listen. I am very knowledgeable in this, okay? If you let me talk I'll let If you let me talk, I will let you talk. There's United States case law, Pennsylvania versus Mims. If you are ordered to exit your vehicle on a traffic stop by a law enforcement officer, >> I'm going to exit my vehicle, but >> Okay. >> you don't have permission to put touch anything in my vehicle. >> Nothing. When my supervisor gets here, I'll be getting your driver's license. >> No, you won't, sir. It's in my vehicle. >> asking you to stand right there on the hood of that vehicle, okay? >> From the jump, she played the legal version of hot potato with her license, waving it around like a flag of defiance, but never handing it over. The stop sign was just the pregame. The main event was her firm belief that case law was a shield against reality. Honestly, this was less traffic stop, more law and order misinterpretation unit. >> You don't have permission. >> any weapons on your person? >> No, I don't. >> What? >> No, I do not. You don't have permission to touch anything in my vehicle. >> Is that your car? >> Yes, it is. There's nothing in there. >> So, I'm just going to I just want to start fresh here. I feel like we got off on the bad foot. What's your reasoning for not wanting to give your license? >> hand over original documents to anybody. I I carry copy I don't have the copies with me, but I have paper copies of things that I'll show you, but I will not hand >> Is there a reason? >> Yes, because I've lost things that way before. >> Okay. You lost them, though, not us, right? >> I have lost original documents by handing them over before. I will not do that again. >> handing over your non-original documents? >> No, I those are papers. I can get more of those. >> Mhm. >> I have more of those. >> But, they're original documents. >> They're copies. >> The DMV didn't personally hand you that piece of paper and say, "This is your registration." >> Yeah, I think that, and that's fine. I can get another one of those, but government-issued things like car >> another license. >> No, I won't do that. >> No, sir. I know for for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> read case law? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Do you know the case law for this? >> I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. >> Okay. All right. I just I'm not >> I'm just I'm just saying I know what my rights are. >> I understand. Yeah, I know your rights, too. I'm I'm certified in the state of Florida as a law enforcement officer. I know rights. I know case law. I know everything. >> That's excellent, because right now >> just I just don't understand >> He's violating my rights right now. >> Yeah? >> Yes. >> Explain to me how. >> He's say he First of all, he lied to me saying that I have to hand my license over. No, I don't. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. He wants to get it mad that I have >> I asked how your right rights are being violated. I didn't ask you your opinion. >> you. That's it's not an opinion. It's a fact. But it's okay. I know. >> Okay. Um I'm sorry you feel that way about how whatever you got going on with your original documents, but that's unfortunately not how it goes. >> I know what the law is. >> Okay. Hey, so >> I know I don't have to >> A lot of people A lot of people do think they know the law and I'm I'm >> to show it. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. I If they ask for anything of mine, a passport, a driver's license, I'll show you soft copies. I'll show you paper copies. Nobody's Nobody gets the original. >> Well, then. >> You want to run it? Here's the information on my driver's license right there. >> Right. >> Type it in your computer. Run it. But I don't have to give it to you to take back to your car. Sit there in front of your computer. No, I don't have >> Okay. And and that's that's your opinion. >> That's a fact. >> The deputy did his best impression of calm, but she steamrolled every sentence like it owed her money. Her no sir loop could have been a ringtone. And yes, somewhere in that monologue, she declared herself a one-woman legal team. But if you thought the lecture ended there, oh no, the syllabus was just getting warmed up. Did you get pulled over often? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. What did you get pulled over for today? >> He's saying that I ran a stop sign or road I don't know what he's saying. He's saying that I rolled through a stop sign. That's what he's saying. >> Okay. >> That's fine. >> So, I still haven't heard anything that would violate your rights. I'm still trying to I'm still not tracking on that aspect. >> I'll get a lawyer and lawyer up. Deal with that. >> Okay. Is he saying your rights are violated because he's saying you have to he has to give you right? Does he have Is he in possession of your license? >> No, but he's threatening me with arrest if I don't hand it to him. >> not what that arrest threat was for. He didn't make any threats. He stated that you would be arrested if you didn't step out of the vehicle. >> child on my body, so we're It'll get sorted out. >> You would You would have been arrested if you didn't step out of the vehicle is what he said. >> Okay, well, I'm here right now. >> Right, so here we are. You're here. Your rights have not been violated. He doesn't have your license, so >> camera, but whatever. We'll deal with it in court if we have to. >> So. You're really good at stating the obvious. >> What exactly are we waiting for here? >> What do you mean? >> What are we waiting for here? >> You're being detained for the duration of the stop. >> Okay, yes. >> So, when my partner's done conducting his business, you're not free to leave. >> Okay, so I'm detained and you can only detain me for like 20 minutes unless you're going to arrest me. >> You were detained since since you were stopped, yeah. >> Okay, so we're about 15 minutes into it. >> Assuming you know that case law, too, right? >> I don't have to answer that. I'm not going to answer that. >> Answer the question. >> I have a question. What is the legal process to get deputized? Cuz I'm with But I also have a like a schizophrenia diagnosis, but I think it's a misdiagnosis. Is there any possible way? >> What are you talking about? >> How What is the legal process of getting deputized? >> to the sheriff's office and request an for application. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> All right. I won't shake your hand cuz I'm conducting business, but that's that's the stuff. >> She claimed she was very knowledgeable in all things legal, like a Wikipedia page with Wi-Fi issues. The logic, if you show a license, you've fulfilled your duty. Apparently, losing a document once gives you lifetime exemption from basic compliance. And as she clutched her laminated lifeline, she explained her philosophy with all the certainty of a podcast host and none of the credentials. >> The place is not real sometimes. >> Yeah, I need to go. >> What is the possible? >> Huh? >> Possible way? >> He wants to know how to get deputized. He wants to be a law enforcement deputy. >> Just like you did, I think. >> Sign it. >> Deputy Gray, Brown, and Daylock. >> What's your name? >> My name's Deputy Sohan. >> And the deputy that pulled you over is Deputy Francisco. >> I appreciate that information. >> What's your name? >> Does it take that long to run a tag, to run my name? Cuz that's all he's doing in there. I don't know what else we're waiting for here. Cuz I need to be on my way. >> What am I being arrested for? Resisting what? What am I charged with? >> Resisting. >> obstructing law enforcement >> But what's my original charge? If I'm resisting then I have to be charged with If I'm resisting then I have to be charged with I have to be arrested for something and I was resisting >> I don't know who educated you but that is not even close to correct. Do you have anything on you? Any weapons or anything like that? >> No. No. >> Yeah, that is definitely not >> How am I How was I resisting? And I did. >> Have I finished a sentence ever? I gave you multiple lawful commands to provide you provide me your driver's license and exit your vehicle in which you told me no. You didn't >> I said no to my driver's license. I exited the vehicle. >> Do you have any belongings you would like to take with you, ma'am, to the jail? >> Yes. >> Where Where are those belongings? >> Um I'd like to I'd like to roll up the window to my vehicle. >> We're towing it. So, we're going to be doing an inventory search to make sure there's nothing valuable inside before the tow truck driver gets here. >> Okay, well, they cannot search my vehicle without my permission. >> don't need your permission because we're towing it and you were placed Can I speak? >> I >> Because you are under arrest and we are towing your vehicle. Per our policy, we are required to conduct an inventory search of your vehicle to make sure there's nothing of value in there that the tow truck or wherever can ultimately become missing or stolen later. That's why we are required to do an inventory search. >> So, would you like any belongings to take to the jail? That's going to be the last time I ask. I'm trying to be nice. >> your phone, your wallet? >> Um yeah, I'll take my phone. I'll take Actually, you know what? If you're going to do a on my vehicle. Excuse me, officer. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. >> Inventory searches are routine, but in her eyes, they were a heist. Every officer suddenly became part of some grand criminal syndicate trying to touch her sunglasses. She shouted illegal search like it was a summoning spell, except no one vanished except her patience. >> Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. I Actually, leave it in my vehicle. Put Put my stuff back. >> You want to leave everything in there? >> You don't have permission to go in my vehicle. >> want to take it, she doesn't want to take it. >> Put my stuff back. >> Okay. Okay. >> Do you have anything on you at all? It doesn't look like you have anything. >> I'm not going to even answer that question again. I've already answered it. >> I'm going to just let you know, if they find anything on your person, >> I already know that. I know that. Okay. >> Okay. So, it's on me to say. Real quick, I'm going to pat you down with the back of my hand to prevent any type of groping or anything like that, okay? >> There's supposed to be a female officer here for that. >> don't have one anywhere near here. So, that's why I am going to pat you with the back of my hand to make sure you have nothing on you sharp. That's all it is. I'm not going into You clearly don't have anything. >> You You guys are really crooked and corrupt. >> It's knowledge. >> No. No. No. No. >> Okay. It's okay to not have knowledge in a certain area. That's why we're here. >> Excuse me, you know nothing about me. >> You're right. >> Nothing at all. >> You know it. Can I help you? >> Yeah, that He needs to get out of my vehicle. He's doing an illegal search in my vehicle. >> Ma'am, he's doing an inventory. So, when the tow truck comes, you can't claim anything got stolen or taken. >> to get out of my vehicle. I've told him on my body cam multiple times. They do not have permission to get in my vehicle. >> Anything of value here. Check the boxes. We're make sure there's nothing of value. Cuz I don't know if you've done a tow sheet, but you'll see there's a section of, you know, the where they want you to put the contents of the vehicle that's getting towed. So, you know, if the >> It feels empty inside this little ball. I don't know what it is. >> So, if the person gets released, they can't say, "Hey, and this is missing or whatever." because it's we've notated everything, you know. >> I hope you didn't turn that camera off. I hope that you're watching I hope that all of that's on. They're conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. They are conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. I said multiple times they do not have permission to search my vehicle, and they're doing it anyways. This is the most corrupted sheriff's office and officers I have ever encountered in my entire life. It's absolutely disgusting. >> You want these sunglasses >> You just conducted an illegal search of my vehicle. I hope that that dash cam Yeah, I do. >> To come with you or the car? >> You know what? Put everything in my car. You don't have the right to touch anything in my vehicle. Nothing at all. You people are disgusting. You're absolute crooks. You're disgusting. This is all going to court. Every single bit of it. You people are disgusting. >> At one point, she claimed this was the most corrupted sheriff's office she'd ever encountered. Bold, considering how often she mentioned being pulled over before. The insult per minute ratio skyrocketed. No one was spared. Every move they made was crooked, disgusting, or illegal. And the car ride to jail basically turned into an exorcism on wheels. >> You're disgusting. You're wrong. You are absolutely corrupt. You guys are corrupt as [ __ ] >> All right. Oh, crap. You know what this is in the car, too, right? >> You are so corrupt. You just violated my rights like [ __ ] You people are dirty as [ __ ] >> I don't know if you learned your rights from >> No, you're dirty as [ __ ] >> it from like TikTok or something, but I >> With all due respect, I have family members in this [ __ ] agency. You people are dirty as [ __ ] >> All right, you said. >> Okay, no. Go ahead, close it. I don't want to see your ugly [ __ ] face. >> I'm checking. Your name is Christine? >> Dirty [ __ ] ass. I'm not answering any of your questions. >> All right. >> You deserve to be on the other side of these bars. >> Yes. All right. >> That's a freaking bogus ass charge, and you [ __ ] know it. >> You did it, though. >> No, I didn't do anything. I got out of the [ __ ] vehicle. I got out of the damn vehicle. I don't have to give you my license. I'm not going to give it to you. I'll show it to you. Type in the information in your [ __ ] computer. >> All right. >> Okay? You want to arrest me because I didn't get out of the vehicle the first time you asked me to? >> You're correct. >> You are [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, you're right. >> Yeah, I know I am, dirty ass. >> Have you been arrested before? >> I'm not answering any of your questions. I invoke my Fifth Amendment right to remain silent. I want a lawyer. >> You know that one. That's good. >> Low-down, dirty, lying sacks of [ __ ] all of you. >> Right. >> Right. And I think you [ __ ] I don't know how you sleep at night, but you're going to pay for everything, all of your misdeeds in this life. You're going to pay for all of them. You're sick as [ __ ] >> You committed a crime. >> You I didn't commit a [ __ ] crime. You're the one that's committing a crime. >> You're right. >> Is that all you got? >> No, that's it. >> You're sick. >> Is that what you want to hear? >> That's all you're You are sick. You're sick as [ __ ] telling me not to commit crimes. I'm a law-abiding citizen. You are a dirty, crooked, corrupted cop. That is what you are. >> All right. >> I know damn well I am. Go ahead, smirk and laugh about it. Karma's a [ __ ] You only got [ __ ] else to do around here, do you? Make it seem like you're getting bad criminals off the street. It's absolutely pathetic. I hope you got those cameras rolling every goddamn second. Piece of garbage [ __ ] Piece of corrupted [ __ ] Go ahead, keep looking over here. Disgusting. Unbelievable. >> The woman was truly living a nightmare, hers and everyone else's. She kept running her nasty mouth nonstop, throwing insults at the cop like it was her lifelong dream finally coming true. If entitlement had a face, it'd be hers, front and center, with a smirk and zero self-awareness. >> So now, if you don't hand over your license, even if you show it to him, which is your only requirement and obligation, if you don't hand it over to them, they'll get pissed and then they'll make up some charge to arrest you just because you pissed them off. Nice. Yeah. [ __ ] my van and everything else. >> Do you want to talk to him at all, my supervisor, or no? >> Go ahead and take me to the jail so I can get this [ __ ] on the road. Yeah, that's right. That's where you said you're taking me, so go and get on with it. >> I was just seeing if you wanted to talk to my supervisor. >> I'll have plenty of time for that. Not in front of your ass. I bet you feel real good about your yourself. >> No, I actually didn't want to arrest you. >> Then why did you? >> Did you resist? >> Cuz you thought I was being a little [ __ ] Cuz I didn't resist [ __ ] So, don't [ __ ] lie and say I did. It's all on camera. >> You're correct. Absolutely. >> Good. >> You're absolutely >> Cuz I didn't resist [ __ ] >> You're right. >> When you're trying to arrest somebody and they resist, that's resisting. Yes, true. >> You're correct. Where you guys going? >> Resisting what? Resisting your freaking order to hand over my license? No, I don't have to hand you my license. I showed it to you. >> All right. >> I don't have to give it to you. That's my personal property. >> I don't I'm not going to give it to you. I didn't even have to have my window rolled down. I could have just held my license up to the glass. >> Okay. I guess you didn't see what happened last time someone did that. >> Do you think I care? What are you going to do? Break the glass to my car and write me out? >> Exactly. Yeah. >> No. We don't live in a fascist country just yet. >> You're right. >> Not quite yet. We're almost there. >> You're correct. All good? Yep. >> Oh, guess that's charge. You would have arrested me right when I stepped out of my vehicle instead of making me wait 20 minutes. This is such a [ __ ] >> Everybody does things differently. >> Nah, it is [ __ ] and you know it. Whatever. Not even going to try to convince you. You would have slapped the cuffs on me the second I got out of my car. Keep telling yourself that. Whatever you have to do. >> Everybody does things differently. >> No. >> I like to make it even more fair and run it by my supervisor. >> Keep telling yourself that. >> You ever worn one of those? >> Keep telling yourself that. I'm sure they drilled it in you good. Got to think a little bit about you're going to word it, huh? >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you a couple of questions before you come in. Are you currently intoxicated? Do you feel like you are? >> Nope. >> All right. Anything on you that you should not have? >> Nope. >> All right. If we do find something that you didn't just tell us about, it will be an additional charge, but you said no, so that's good. Do you feel like yourself? >> I'm not answering any more questions. >> If you don't at least answer that question, we do have to put you in a in a white smock when you come in, so it would benefit you just to tell us if you are or are not. >> No. >> Okay. >> She has quite the attitude. >> So do you. I remember you from last time. >> Throughout the jail ride, she wouldn't let go of the narrative. Every question was met with stonewalling, and every officer's word was an opportunity for another emotional Teddy X meltdown. Accusations flew, but the reality stayed boring, resisting a lawful command. Still, she swore justice was dead and buried in that minivan. She was transported to the county jail and charged with resisting an officer. Her vehicle was then towed from the scene, and her bond was set at $500. 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