Joel here with BodyCam Breakdown TV. Today's footage comes from BodyCam Zero. If you want to watch the original video without my commentary or breakdown, I'll have the full footage linked below so you can watch it start to finish. What starts as officers checking on a woman behaving erratically near traffic quickly turns into a tense encounter once contact is made. Watch how fast a routine public intoxication investigation shifts once officers realize they may be dealing with someone who refuses to cooperate. The breakdown starts now. >> Hey girl, come with me. Come over here. Come over here. No, come No, no, no. Come on. Go this way. >> Why? Wow! >> I would want a driver's license. >> Wow! >> Driver's license. >> I got my driver's license. >> I know. >> I'm 21. Oh well. >> You're also drunk in the roadway. >> The officer's trying to keep this calm right now, but once someone starts pushing back this early in the contact, these situations can change direction fast. >> You're stopping all the traffic. >> No, I'm not. >> Why? Why you stop me? >> Hey, stop her. She stopped me. >> You got a driver's license? >> What the >> Hold on. >> What do you mean? Hold on. >> You need something? >> No, I was just going I got my driver's license. Hold on. Give me my license. God damn >> No, baby, you need to calm down. >> Watch how the officer start tightening control here. Once they decide verbal commands aren't working, the encounter usually moves into physical detention pretty quick. >> I got MY [ __ ] PURSE. LOOK. LOOK. LOOK. HE DIDN'T allow me. I'll fight me. Look, let me tell you something. Look. >> You got a lighter? Can I find it in your bag? Hey. >> No, let me just give you her purse. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. >> Look. >> No, no, no. Let me get it. >> Mom, my license. Give it to me. >> You're locked up now. >> THE [ __ ] UP. >> PAY ATTENTION TO THE sudden shift in her body language here. The officers are seconds away from realizing this isn't staying a verbal encounter. >> Okay, can I Oh my god. >> BACK UP. >> OKAY. >> BACK UP. >> I'M BACK. >> CROSSED THE wrong one, chief. >> Can I get her purse? >> No. >> Okay. >> 10-95 to a female officer. >> I'm going to walk away. I'm going to walk away. >> She was ultimately taken into custody and transported to the Athens-Clarke County Jail following the encounter. In Georgia, situations like this can lead to charges such as obstruction of law enforcement or assault on an officer, and depending on the level of force alleged, some of those charges can potentially be treated as felony offenses. Joel here with Body Cam Breakdown TV. If you want more real-world [music] like this, make sure you're subscribed so you don't miss what's next.