And then if I have to say it again, I'm going to rip you out that damn window. Those are your options. >> Why are you doing so aggressive? >> I'm not because we're already I'm already asking you once and he's already asked you once. Just get out of the vehicle. >> Unit to deal with um Jay Lee here. HE IS HAVING A BREAKDOWN. [screaming] >> SAY I MEAN you're being cocky. You're not even being polite. You're not even using manners. >> Yeah, this has been her the entire time, sir. >> Some kids learned the hard way that screaming and throwing fit won't bend the law. Watch the exact moment arrogance turns into utter regret as the most obnoxious teens meet their match with nononsense cops. Before we get started, we'd like to give a special thanks to Uncovered Sergeant Pepper Spray, NY Detective, and others for their outstanding raw footage and for inspiring this video. Hope you enjoy it. >> Stop. >> Oh, don't scare. >> I'll put my hands behind my back. Stop. What about >> I'm not doing >> On March 28th, 2024, officers confronted a teenage girl a few blocks away from a liquor store after she allegedly stole alcohol and assaulted employees who tried to stop her. >> You know what happened to your car? >> That's fine. But just if you text just stop talking from me though, okay? Right. I just want to be chill with you. >> Right. I don't They wouldn't let me take >> Okay, but we're talking Jewel, right? >> Yeah. I was going to rob them and I didn't. >> Okay. Well, just hang tight though, girl. Hold on. Listen. things like for what? >> Well, cuz you're amp you're you're getting like way too amped up about it. You know what I mean? >> No, I don't know what to do. >> Well, then just stop and listen. >> Oh, it's as simple as that. >> Coming. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Cuz I'm so amped up. >> Just stop. Stop. Stop. >> Don't act like I'm not going to stop. Don't act like I'm not walking away >> to your car. I was walking to your car. >> Stop many times. >> And I was walking to your car like you asked me to do >> but I told you to stop many times. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, just chill out. So, were you at Juul? I was at Jelasco. >> Okay. What happened here? You okay? >> No, I'm not okay. Thanks for asking. >> I'm asking. >> What's the matter for? It has nothing to do with you. What's the matter? >> But it does. I don't know what happened at Jewel. I have no idea what happened. >> What did happen at Jules? >> Okay, then just chill out and talk. Let's talk about it. What's What happened with that bottle? >> I dropped it. >> All right. So, nothing happened at Jewel. >> No. >> Okay. >> Actually, she did. At first, she denied everything. She even admitted she intended to steal, but insisted [music] she never actually took anything. >> So, what happened? What they said was that you battered. >> I battered you battered somebody. >> I beat someone up. >> Yeah. >> No, I didn't. >> That's what they said. Okay. >> Did I? >> I That's what I'm Girl. That's why I was trying to be chill with you and like figure that out. You know what I mean? >> You said I don't want to get beat up. >> Who? >> I wouldn't beat you up. I wouldn't beat Nobody. >> I can assure you you wouldn't beat me up. >> I know. [laughter] I wouldn't I wouldn't try. >> Where you living at now? >> I'm homeless. >> Homeless. Okay. >> Hold up. >> Yeah. The cops got me pulled over. So, I'll call you back. Okay. I'm pulled over by the cops myself. I'm walking and molen. I ain't do [ __ ] I wish I would have did something now that all these police people are around me, but I ain't do. They said I stole something from Jewel. I ain't take from Jewel. I was going to, but I didn't. I didn't hit nobody in the face. And I wish I would have stole something. So, we just going to stand here then? >> Yeah. Until we figure out until we figure out there. >> Yeah, for sure. I'm going to set this down then. >> Yeah. >> You want to check my bag? Make sure I ain't steal nothing. Yeah, if you let me. >> I don't want to. Actually, don't look through my bag. >> Why not? >> Because >> no weapons. >> Um, there's a knife in there. >> All right, we'll leave it over here then. Okay. >> Okay. Sip it out. >> Nope. That's fine. You got a knife in there. We'll leave it over here. >> No, thank you. >> I'm not going to get cut with a bottle. >> Are you kidding me? >> You said put it down. I did what you asked me. >> You dropped that on my foot. >> It did not drop on your foot. It's not even by your It's next to your foot. 2 in. It hit your foot for real. She argued with every instruction, refused to cooperate, and kept escalating the situation with officers until everything finally boiled over. >> Don't Hey, STOP. >> STOP. >> OH, DON'T YOU DARE. >> I'll put MY HANDS BEHIND MY BACK. STOP. >> I'm not doing >> Drop your phone. >> No. Stop. You're not going to take my phone. Stop. >> I got it. Take it back. >> I got this arm. >> Give me the pin. Give me that hand. >> I got this one, too. >> I can't put my hands behind my back. >> Put it behind your back. Put this one. >> Get off of me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You already got a resistance charge. You got this one. >> You get off of me. I'll put my hands behind my back. Let go of me now. >> Let's go this. >> I got this one. >> Stop. >> All right. Put it off. She just bit me. Are you kidding me? She's bit me. Be careful. Now you're going to jail. >> Let go of whatever's on that. Let go of that hand. Let go of it. Watch your hand. I got to loosen them up. Watch your hands. Got to loosen them up. They're too tight. >> No, they're not. >> All right. >> She's not. No, you're not taking them off. Double stick. You're good. >> They're fine. No, she's trying to bite it. >> No, I'm not trying to bite it. >> Knock them off. >> I'm not doing that thing. You just tried to ground because you have a headboard in the ground. I'm not vibing. You stupid. >> I beat you cuz why the [ __ ] you pushing my ground? >> I'm not even doing nothing. I said I would Why you help me up? >> No. No. No. No. No. No. >> Hold on. >> No. Walk. >> No. My stuff is on the ground. >> DON'T RUN AROUND ME. >> Grab legs. >> Hold me now. >> No. You're going in the supply car. You just keep >> I know I'm going in the >> slide. You got her legs. >> No, you're making >> No, I'm not. I said I would walk. Stop. Please. >> She violently resisted kicking and biting officers as the arrest descended into complete chaos. Even while being carried out like a sack of potatoes, she just couldn't stop fighting. Let go of me. >> Get in the car. How am I supposed to get in the car? >> We're going to put you in the car. >> Oh, yeah. I bet you are. >> Yeah. I don't want to get bit again. >> [ __ ] >> Get in the car. >> I can't. >> Can you let me in? >> No. >> No. >> You should keep kicking and biting. >> So, I can't help myself in. So, I'm not laying like this. Okay. >> You're good. You're good. >> Okay. Bubbling. We're not getting in here. >> You got You got to pick up your arms over my back. >> Pick up my torso and pull her toward me. >> She's pick up her legs. Put your arms. >> Okay. Get in. >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. You're good. Can I get in if I'm not in >> a pole? Oh, okay. My bag, please. >> Put your foot in. Put your foot in. >> Put your foot in. >> Yeah. >> Put your foot in. >> I'm opening this. >> PUT YOUR FOOT IN. LET me >> put your foot in. Okay. >> We'll just hobble you. >> Grab a hobble. No. >> I'm sitting here. >> You're not going to walk. >> Stop. >> Hey, listen to me. You're about to get tased. Do you understand me? >> You going to tase me? >> Yes, because you're actively kicking A POLICE OFF. >> NO, I'M NOT. HE WON'T LET ME PUT MY FEET IN the vehicle. He's just trying to put my police. I can put my feet in here on my own. You don't want to tase me for that. >> And knock it off. >> You don't need to tie my feet up. Hey, go down. >> You keep kicking us, so you're hitting your home. >> Grab that strap, Bri. >> Just push her in. >> I CAN GET IN. >> You could have closed the door this whole time. >> Much fun. >> Even after she was placed in the patrol car, she still couldn't sit still, thrashing around as if it was somehow going to change the outcome. >> Please don't touch me, then. Please. >> Then how are we supposed to >> just stay right there and don't touch me, please? Okay. You asked for your inhaler. So, do you want me to take a minute and get up? [laughter] >> No. I want it. Please. >> Well, you're the one contorting yourself like this. I'm not going to let you fly. >> I said please don't touch me. >> Okay. I'm going to touch you. >> Let me have my inhaler. >> Then get up. >> Please. >> Here. Just hand it to me. >> Can you get it from that angle, though? Let me just help you with it. >> Are you ready? Okay. Okay. Ready? Do it again. >> We You didn't even give us a chance. >> I know. I was I just was trying to figure out I got it. >> Okay. Sit back in. >> Like I said, I would have done this for >> No, you wouldn't. So, I would have. >> Well, don't bite and kick police officers then. >> Well, don't pull me down. [ __ ] >> Okay. You're under arrest for battery on the manager, felony retail theft, and then three counts of aggravated battery for hitting us. Move your foot. >> I didn't even take >> Move your foot. count. >> Move your foot in. >> Move it. >> Just move. >> No, it's not. Move it in. >> I'm not playing your game. >> I'm not playing your game. >> You're going to count. So, put your foot in. >> Okay. >> Oh, so you going to grab my feet and you going to grab my hands? >> They're going to get just calm. >> I'm calm down. Cannot let you hurt yourself or >> Okay. I'm not The only way I'm hurting myself is cuz you're holding me down and my wrist hurt yourself. >> I'm not doing nothing. I'm laying here. >> I'm not kicking. I won't kick. Stop trying to strap me up. That makes me go insane. Please don't. Please don't. I won't do nothing. Please. I promise you. I promise you I won't. Please. >> At this point. And you kept kicking. >> No, I didn't. It's cuz y'all kept trying to hold me down. Please stop. >> No. I'm going to get angry. Please stop. Please. >> I won't bite you no more. Please stop. >> She ignored every warning officers gave her. The moment she realized she was facing real consequences, she suddenly wanted one more chance. Unfortunately for her, it was already too late. to be >> exactly >> then just stop. >> Tell him to stop and I will stop. That's the only risk I'm doing this. >> You haven't listened this entire time with us. >> Okay. >> We've given you so many chances. >> No, you haven't. >> Yes, we have. >> No, you haven't. >> But we have >> Stop. DON'T STUPID. STOP. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> WELL, then let go of me. >> But we can't because you're you're kicking. >> I wouldn't kick if you let go of me. I will sit up and I will be calm. I promise you. I'm my mom. I will sit up and I will be calm. Give me one more chance. Please give me one more. >> Please. >> Please give me one more chance and let me sit up. Stop touching me. >> BECAUSE I PROMISE I won't do anything else. >> But can you agree with me that this is hurting my wrist? I have real my wrist. >> Because you won't let go of me. >> You just [laughter] take a breath. >> I can't take a breath cuz let me stupid. >> Look, I told you I would sit up on my own. Let go of my >> All right. Her feet should be over here. I think her head's her head's back here. But she just likes to bite. She likes tick. >> She started moving. >> Let me breathe. >> No. Please let me. She was charged with disorderly conduct, felony retail theft, battery, aggravated battery on police officers, and resisting [music] arrest. Taking responsibility could have ended the situation quickly. Instead, every act of resistance only added more criminal charges to an already bad decision. Now, let's see what people have been saying about this young girl. If that shoplifting team thought fighting police would solve her problems, the next driver proved that arrogance behind the wheel can end even worse. what he thinks. >> Okay. >> I'm actually an instructor for speed measurement. So smart. >> I'm not laughing. >> I wouldn't be laughing. It's a felony. You committed a felony. Don't laugh at that. >> Yeah. I mean, you you're being cocky. You're not even being polite. You're not even using manners. >> Yeah. This has been her the entire time, sir. While investigating a hit and run on September 20th, 2024, an officer spotted a Mustang GT illegally passing traffic before the driver ignored his direct orders to stop and sped away. >> You guys know whose white Mustang this is? >> Uh, tell her to come out. >> Yeah. Can you have him step out? >> Hi. >> Do I look familiar? >> Kind of. >> Yeah, I know. >> Yeah. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You're under fleeing law enforcement. Beautiful hotel. White camera. >> What? >> I walked out, flagged you down, told you to stop, and you rapidly accelerated away from me. >> What? >> Yes, ma'am. >> It's all on body cam. >> You just >> Nope. I w I walked out of the road and was telling you to stop. >> You walked out on the road. You >> correct? And I was telling you to stop. It's all on body cam. You're under arrest for fleeing and looting law enforcement. >> Come here. >> Can I just call her mom? >> Yeah, you call her mom. Is that Is that on our phone right there? I am a law enforcement officer fully uniformed telling you to stop because you're passing all those cars in a double yell out. No, you passed multiple. >> It doesn't matter. You still fled law enforcement >> and then you rapidly accelerated as you went by me. You didn't stop. Didn't do anything. Didn't even hit the brakes. >> No, I was going the speed limit across. >> No, you weren't. >> Can I talk to someone else? >> It was just me there. I don't know who you want to talk to. >> Who do you want to talk to? >> Maybe your supervisor? >> Yeah, he's on his way. >> You're more than welcome to. That's for you leading law enforcement. So, >> go ahead and sit down for me. Do you have anything on you because I have a female that's going to come search you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Um, >> huh? >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. So, yeah. No, I literally was at I hear her car accelerating rapidly. So, I look and she's in the middle of passing vehicles coming back over. I'm in the road, hands up, telling her to stop. Clearly look like a law enforcement officer. No brakes, no no lights, nothing. She just keeps going, guns it. So, that's fleeing and looting all day long. So, >> can we go to court for this? >> Absolutely. You're going to be going to court no matter what. >> And you said you have on dash cams. >> I have it on body cam. >> Okay. >> Even better, cuz I was right there. >> Okay. >> So, what's your name? >> This is the most ridiculous thing ever. I mean, >> I know. I agree. Fleeing law enforcement is pretty ridiculous. I absolutely agree. And I'm also I'm also towing your car and putting on a 30-day hold. So, >> just letting you know. She insisted she wasn't trying to flee, claiming she simply didn't realize the officer was trying to pull her over. But a phone call to her father would soon lead to an ending she never saw coming. >> Can I talk to him? Officer Ria. >> Okay. >> Hey there, it's Officer R. New Beach Police Department. >> What? Officer who? >> Officer Rier with the New Beach Police Department. >> Okay, good. Good. So, >> literally I'm in the middle of the road. I'm a fully uniformed police officer telling her to stop. Not only does she not even apply the brake, she rapidly accelerates away from from me to the point I have to run, get jump in my car, which was parked several hundred feet away because I was investigating a hit and run crash and now all of a sudden she's gone nowhere. So then I obviously find the car and make contact with her. So I don't need to have lights and sirens on behind or anything like that. I'm a fully uniform police officer. I was given clear hand signals to stop and I have a witness who was the victim of my hit and run crash who watched the entire thing. So, you know, of course, that meets statute requirements for for fleeing and looting. I I I don't mean to be a jerk about it or anything like that, but that's that's where we're at. Okay. >> Um, how far does she go from when you try to uh gesture her? >> Over a mile. So, she didn't try to pull off the road down the street, nothing like that. >> Did she Did she Was she able to see you or >> Oh, yeah. I am I am in a I am in a She just told me I saw him in my uniform. didn't. So, that's all I need like cuz and I know she saw me because I was about in the middle of the road to where she would before she would run me over. So, I didn't want to get ran over cuz she was already doing 65 plus. So, you know, I have everything I need for fleing and looting. It is what it is. So, she she can take it a call. It's going to go to court no matter what. But that that's what I have. It meets statute requirements. Um that that's what we're doing. Okay. >> Okay. Um can you put her back on the phone? >> Yeah, you're on speaker. >> Okay. So, you'll probably be in in in jail for the weekend then. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Because uh you're not going to get get out right away. Why were you going that fast down? >> I I passed one car. I passed one car cuz he was going like 30 and I passed him. >> This is my daughter's phone. It's embarrassing. >> So, why didn't you pull over at the time when he waved you down to stop? Why didn't you stop? >> Cuz it wasn't like he was I I didn't I really didn't even know. I just saw a person in white and black and then >> doing this. >> He had one hand out and it wasn't like he was in front of my car like that. He was just He like literally was from the side like completely the side. I wasn't going 60. That's a hearsay. I was not going 60. From 30 to 60. I can't just do that when I'm in the other line going over to the other side. >> Pull you over. >> He didn't. He didn't. He came over and found my car and pull. >> It's all on body cam. Sir, I was almost in the roadway. The reason I didn't go all the way in the roadway is cuz she was going so fast. I didn't want to get hit by her cuz obviously I could see that she was not slowing down. >> Just a what he thinks. >> Okay. >> I'm actually an instructor for speed measurement. So smart. I'm not laughing. >> I wouldn't be laughing. It's a phony. You committed a felony. Don't laugh at that. >> Yeah. I mean, you you're being cocky. You're not even being polite. You're not even using manners. >> Yeah. This has been her the entire time, sir. >> I know. That's what I don't get with her. It's just totally ridiculous. So, you you don't understand what you just did. >> Instead of defending her, her father called out her entitled attitude, reminding her she was throwing away her future, her nursing [music] career, and getting her car impounded for 30 days. Now, that's what I call good parenting. >> You know what? It's going to take something like this to [ __ ] you up now. And now you're done because you're so goddamn arrogant and cocky the whole damn time when you couldn't talk to the officer normally, but you did it. You had to be a real jerk, didn't you? >> I know you [ __ ] He's got the body cam on. So, you just totally screwed your whole [ __ ] up. Nursing degree, everything. You just did it because you you're being invincible. But guess what? You're going to spend a weekend in jail and you'll see how invincible you are. You know what? It might teach you a lesson now. Maybe you know cuz you just don't listen. >> Don't listen. >> Did you hear dad? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. So, when you get to jail, you get one phone call. >> Just follow instructions. So you better who you figure out who you going to call, you know, to get you out of jail. So when you call your mom and start bitching at her and stuff, she going to make you sit. You call me, I'll make you ass, too, because I'm not putting up with this [ __ ] You know, you you you got an attitude. It's got to change. >> Got to change. It's ridiculous. So this might be your game changer. You know, you could have been probably polite to the officer from the get-go and you probably wouldn't be in the situation you are right now. And I bet if you ask the officer that your cockiness is probably what put you in that position right there. >> Did I put my shoes back on or just >> Do you want them back on? >> If that's what I'm saying. If your mom can bail you out now or otherwise otherwise you will sit there until Monday. I got to calculate it, but he'll probably be like 2500. >> Okay. >> Do you have an older brother? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I know him very well. Yep. >> He's in what? The Air Force. >> Did you go to high school? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Actually, so you got jewelry on. Um, do you want to leave that with them and not bring it into the jail? Like the earrings and stuff and your necklace? >> Can I take it out? >> Yeah. So if I uncuff you, I have to take him out. You're not doing anything. All right. >> This is me being very nice by So >> Oh, mom. She if we have a problem, I'm going to let her talk to you. >> I'm getting arrested because I fle an officer. Um uh she's going to need somebody to post anything else. >> 10% of probably 2500. >> Okay. Have you ever been arrested before for anything? >> Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Okay. >> All right. Bye, Mom. >> Only after hearing the reality from her own father did the teen finally calm down, realizing her confidence behind the wheel had turned a reckless mistake into a felony arrest. Copy. Yeah. >> I don't want you to sit on that seat belt. I'm just going to buckle in. Um, >> you have enough AC? >> Oh, yeah. It's cold back. Okay. What's your name? >> My name is Officer Got. >> Nice to meet you. I'm not really good. >> How long have you been a police officer? >> Uh, a little almost 11 years. >> Oh, wow. Do you like it? >> Oh, I absolutely love it. I mean, if I didn't like it, I wouldn't be I wouldn't be doing it for 11 years. >> How long do you think I'll be there for? >> Well, it depends. I'm pretty sure that it's a uh thirdderee felony, so you'll have a bond. >> So, a couple hours, then you'll be able to bond out. >> Okay. What's up, Kevin? >> Hey, C. >> All right, go ahead and step out. We're going to go on the right side of this car. >> Just hang tight. I'm just going to drive you over here. >> What? >> Yeah. She literally admitted to the entire thing. Like, I I've known the family for for a long time. I played football with her older brother. Yep. I know your dad. I know your brother. I very well. >> Did you play baseball or like football with him? >> I played football with for a long time. >> Yeah. >> I follow him on Facebook. >> Yeah. >> If the crime that I'm charged with wasn't a felony, >> I could have just wrote you a ticket and be done with it. But >> unfortunately, since it's a felony, no matter what, I have to make a physical arrest. >> It was honestly amazing how quickly her attitude changed after her father stepped in. That's exactly why good parenting and accountability matter. >> The camera's kind of covered by that thing. I don't know if that matters. >> Well, if it makes it any better. Uh, that was my captain texting me. I'm probably getting in trouble cuz how fast I was going looking for you. >> Cuz by the time I got back into my car to to go after you, >> Mhm. >> you were so far gone. I I was lights and sirens, I was doing over a hundred. >> So, I'm probably getting in trouble for that now. >> So, that makes you feel any better? >> Do you have any extra waters? >> No, I don't have a pack of water. I had a couple bottles, but I don't have anymore. I have Red Bull if she wants one. >> You want a Red Bull? >> Please. >> She said, "Please." >> You ain't going to get all hopped up on Red Bull, right? Like all weird. Okay, >> I just need something. >> I got you. >> She was arrested for fleeing and eluding law enforcement and also cited for illegally passing in a no passing zone. What do you think about this young girl? Was her father too harsh or exactly what she needed? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. [music] And don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss another video from Easy Body Cams. But after watching one teen get a reality check from her own father, the next driver doubled down, convinced the law, and the officers were the ones in the wrong. >> Do not open my handle because now you're violating my Yes, you are. You are violating my rights. Because you're violating my right, sir. Especially you. This sir right here, nice. This sir right here, nice. You a dick. >> On October 21st, 2022, deputies in Charlotte County, Florida, stopped a vehicle for driving with a broken headlight. >> Hello. >> Hey, how are you? >> Deputy Char, Charlotte County Sheriff's Office. >> Hey, how are you? >> So, uh, doing good. Your, uh, front lights out. Got that headlight out on your right side over there. >> Is it real? >> Huh? >> Is it for real? >> Yeah. So, I was sitting over there and saw you coming up behind me and saw I was out. Do you have your uh ID on you? >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're right. Where you guys coming from? >> Coming from Cape. We're going to Orlando for my sisters. We're going to Halloween night. >> Yeah, that's right. That's fun. >> I'm sorry. I even got my oil change and you know how they do that check thing. They didn't even say anything. >> Yeah, that's weird. >> The left or the right? >> That's your your right side. Uh, do you also have your insurance and registration as well? >> You smell it? >> Mhm. >> So, while you're looking for that, uh, I smell some marijuana. It doesn't smell burn. It smells like it's fresh. Do either either of y'all have a marijuana card? When officers asked about a medical marijuana card, neither of them had one. That gave officers probable cause to search the vehicle. And that's when the real confrontation began. >> All right. So, what we can do, so what we're going to do is we're going to search the car on the premises of that you guys don't have a marijuana card and I can smell it. Uh, if there's nothing in obviously if there's nothing in here and we don't find anything, we'll let you guys go and go do your thing. All right. Do you guys mind stepping out of the car for me? >> Um, no. No, sir. Because I don't understand why you would need to go to that level when I'm just trying to go to my sister's house. I don't even do that. And last time I checked, to be honest, you guys can't do that off of smell. >> Yes. And you have if we have the smell and you don't have a medical marijuana car, we have right to search your vehicle. >> What are you What are you talking? >> So, we're going to ask you again to get out of the car >> nicely. And then if I have to say it again, I'm gonna rip you out that damn window. Those are your options. >> Why are you being so aggressive? >> I'm not because we're already I'm already asking you once and he's already asked you once. So just get out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, because obviously because I don't understand. They're telling me like for no reason talking about, oh, if you have your medical marijuana, they want to search my car, everything. I don't understand why. I'm just trying. It's already late. It's already 9. I'm on late to where I got to go now. They're talking about it all for a headlight when I didn't even know it was out. I went to the oil place today. They even did the check of all of it. Didn't even say anything. So, I thought I was on my clear. So, I don't I I don't understand why you're going to this college, sir. I really >> can. >> Because you can. >> Can I talk to your supervisor? Can you >> Can you get out of the car? >> She kept accusing officers of violating her rights after every warning. Too bad for her. She had picked the wrong day to argue with a couple of nononsense cops. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> All right. >> You are violating my rights, sir. >> No, that's not fair. I asked for your supervisor. >> You're here. >> I asked for your supervisor. No, this is not >> This is not fair. I see the >> Get your hands off of her, please. >> Get your hands off of her, please. Watch out, dude. Watch out for the money. >> Over here. >> This is not fair, dude. >> Step behind you. >> This [ __ ] is not fair at all. This is not fair. >> This is not fair. >> Okay, I will step aside, but I'm asking you not to put me in handcuffs. >> Please put your hands, >> but I'm asking you not to do that. Can you please just stop? >> I can't. You got to >> That's not fair. That's not fair. That is not fair. I did nothing wrong. >> Give me the phone. >> No, sir. >> It's It's either that or it breaks. So, let go. putting it right here. >> No, sir. No, BECAUSE YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. >> You have no [ __ ] right. I'm literally getting so tired of this, >> dude. This is not fair at all. I'm so tired of this [ __ ] This is >> You know what's funny? You guys did this before. I should have pressed the first time. I'm >> so tired. guys literally came out the hall talking about it. So next time I asked for your supervisor that you can wear body cams now I asked for your supervisor. You went into my car, unlocked my door and Yeah. violation. >> No. >> Yes. No. >> No. >> And you refuse? >> I didn't refuse. I asked for your supervisor. >> Just take a deep breath. >> No, sir. Can I Can you be your supervisor, please? cuz I did ask before I respectfully wait first. >> You have everything on your person that's going to poke harm at me. >> No, sir. >> Yeah. I don't give a a cop. Someone better than you because you're violating my rights, sir. Especially you. This sir right here. Nice. This sir right here. Nice. You a dick. >> Gotcha. >> Stupid. >> I'm just going to search your pockets. Not going to go anywhere near anything else. All right, I'm checking this back one. >> All this for a headlight out. Could have gone. If I was white, would you guys gave me away with a warning? No. >> Because I didn't know my light was out. That's funny. Funny. >> Just your front pouch on your sweatshirt. All right. Just turn it slightly for me. >> This will be the dryer. You smell fabric. All right. Going to put you in the back of my car. All right. >> Sir, can I please not because you guys did this last time we went through this and you guys are just going to put me in there forever. >> We're not going to put you in there forever. Come on. Come on. All right. >> Time, bro. I'm tired of this [ __ ] >> Sit. >> Don't throw yourself in. Just just shut the door out >> here. >> Yeah. >> You wanted a supervisor? >> Yes, sir. >> For what? >> Oh, why do they have a right to search my car, drag me out of my car, open my door when I I was >> Did you comply with their instructions? >> Sir, I asked >> Did you comply with their instructions? >> I asked them why. >> I'm asking you, did you comply with their orders? >> I was asking them why, telling them it didn't make sense. Well, here's the deal. You're under arrest. >> You tell it to the judge. >> During the search, deputies discovered marijuana and cannabis related products inside the glove compartment. However, laboratory testing later showed the products were within the legal THC limit. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you before we ask you any questions to have and to have him or her with you during questioning. If you cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand these rights as I explain them to you? Yes. Yes. Okay. With these rights in mind, are you willing to talk to me? Yes, sir. >> Say that again. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, upon my search in the glove compartment, I found marijuana. >> Did it test? Yes. >> Did she say no? >> She said yes. >> Oh, she said yes. >> Yeah. >> So, I found marijuana and I found the gummies. So my question, are those yours? >> Yes, sir. >> Are they hers? >> No, sure. >> No. Okay. At any point during the day, cuz you said it's your mom's car as well, and you said you're not sure. She You said she smokes sometimes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Michael back on board. >> So, at no point did you guys look in in the glove box or anything like that when you took it from your mom? >> No, sir. I I No. No, sir. I couldn't couldn't even find the registration and insurance. I haven't even been in that glove compartment. >> Okay. >> You talking about the the middle or or the one in the passenger in front of the passenger seat? >> In front of the passenger. >> In the front of the passenger seat on this side. I don't know. No. >> No, sir. >> They were in the registration. Did they go inside the store? >> I didn't see it. No, I saw just in the middle. Okay. >> Ironically, it wasn't the marijuana that landed her in handcuffs. It was her constant resistance to officers. A hard lesson she learned far too late. >> It's not a virus. And I'm >> That's your answer. That's your answer. I don't want you to change it. Now, you already told me once. Don't change it and tell me something else. So I don't understand if if if it's none of ours, how are you going to take both of us because both of you on the clock possession possession of both of you? >> It's it's she's not a part of my family. So that how does that make sense? It's it's my mom's car and mine. So it's my fault. It's not her fault. Okay. It wouldn't be her fault at all. You smoke? >> Yeah, but not not enough to go outside and get me in trouble. Not for this. That's That's my mom's car. It's not my [ __ ] >> You're saying gummies? What? What is this? Edibles or or? >> Yeah. Yeah. Edibles. >> Have you had those before? >> No, sir. >> I might have tried it when I was younger, but I that's not a regular thing for me. I work all the time. time. I don't know. >> When was the last time you tried one of those? >> Smoking or uh >> edible? Edible. >> Be honest. >> Like, I'm being honest. I can't even think. Um >> la last New Year's I think. >> No, like what? 20 2021. >> Yeah. So, last new year. >> Have you been arrested before? >> Yeah. For for this Wait, is that even arrest? Yeah. or actually driving on a suspended when I graduated with a 4.1. Uh this was the year that we came back from Corona and there was something I only had gym classes cuz I've been like I I did all my like I was on my P's and Q's and [ __ ] and so I only had gym classes and I guess they would make us have to like log in for attendance online every morning and I wasn't doing that. So they were saying I wasn't going to school. Then they suspended my license and and then I just got Yeah. in trouble for that. And then my brothers were with me and then my mom and it was just the whole [ __ ] situation again. I >> So you ever been arrested before? >> Arrest. Yes, sir. >> Just besides that? >> No, sir. So you only got arrested one time for suspended like >> she was arrested and charged with resisting an officer. Knowing your rights is important. Misunderstanding the law and refusing to cooperate with police can turn a minor mistake into a criminal case. Now, let's see what people had to say about her. These idiots need to get off their phone when the cops is doing a traffic stop. Ridiculous. We obviously need to make driver's ed mandatory, and it needs to include a whole section on how not to act when you get pulled over by the police. It's interesting how polite some people become after they get their ass handed to them. Can one wrong pronoun really spark complete chaos? Today's case shows how a simple disagreement can spiral into a confrontation that nobody saw coming. >> To deal with um Jay Lee here. HE IS HAVING A BREAKDOWN. [screaming] >> SAY THE RIGHT PRONOUN. >> WHAT' YOU SAY? >> 7351. >> Get on the ground right now. >> Don't get on the ground. >> Get on the ground right now. >> I hate you. >> I hate you. You escalated this. On February 5th, 2025, officers were called to a college campus after a student became extremely agitated during an argument. >> What's the problem? >> WHY DO YOU LET THOSE KIDS GET AWAY WITH THIS? THEY ARE NOT SUPPOSED TO BE HERE. >> IF YOU DON'T lower your voice, I am going to put handcuffs on you and I'm going to take you to a Baker facility. You lower your voice. >> [ __ ] try it. >> Are Are you threatening me? >> You're threatening me. >> Are you threatening me? I'm going to just >> cuz I cuz I'm here right now to deal with a stolen vehicle. I ain't got time to hear you screaming and yelling. >> I don't have time to constantly be abused. >> We'll get we'll get OPD down here then cuz I got to I got to work this stolen vehicle. >> What do you mean OPD? >> Alpha 73 University. >> Alpha 73. >> Can we get another unit to deal with um Jay Lee here? He is having a breakdown. >> [screaming] >> SH. >> JUST SAY THE RIGHT PRONOUN. >> WHAT' YOU SAY? >> 7351. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> No. >> You're about to get sprayed. >> No. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> I CAN COME IN THERE. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. PLEASE. >> OKAY. ARE YOU GOING TO CALM DOWN? >> I'm I'm getting my phone out. I've got I have to film this. >> I'm telling you. Are you going to calm down? >> YOU DON'T CHARGE YOUR PHONE. >> I WILL CALM DOWN. I WILL CALM DOWN. >> YOU KNOW WHAT THIS IS? THIS IS OC. YOU GET THE PEPPER SPRAY OUT OF MY FACE. >> Instead of cooperating, this student seemed more focused on being misgendered than resolving the situation. Unfortunately, they had run into an officer who wasn't about to play those games. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. [screaming] LEAVE ME ALONE. >> DO YOU WANT TO GET TASED? >> I WANT YOU TO LEAVE ME [screaming] ALONE. YOU HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY ABUSING ME. IF YOU COME IF YOU COME TOWARDS ME ONE MORE [screaming] TIME AND YOUR ADMINISTRATOR DON'T REMEMBER YOU >> Jay J7 >> GET [screaming] AWAY YOU DON'T TELL ME WHERE to go >> [ __ ] you [ __ ] you cop >> 73 university >> I want [laughter] No, it's too late now. It's too late now. He's He's going TO BE TAKEN AWAY. [screaming] >> BAILEY, YOU NEED TO STOP. >> STOP. >> It's taken. >> I just want to get away from him. >> I understand that. [screaming] >> SH. STOP [screaming] MASK TANGLING ME. JUST say she. >> Pro tip. If the officer starts putting on gloves, congratulations. You've officially [ __ ] up. >> Riley over here. >> Not going to be arresting. >> Put your stuff down. >> No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. >> Okay. So, how you >> I'm going to ask you one more time. >> You can you can record all you want, but it's a very beyond that point. >> I We We already tried We're stressing me out. I'm just asking you to please stop. We we we we we already tried to help you. So So >> no, you didn't. >> Yes. >> You came in with hostile intent. >> Put your hand. >> Be alone. >> Get on the ground right now. >> Don't get on the ground. >> Get on the ground right now. >> DON'T HURT ME. >> GET DOWN ON THE ground right now. >> I got a couple. I got a COUPLE LEFT. I GOT to leave. >> Stop. Get down. >> Leave me alone. HELP. HELP ME. JOSH, PLEASE. This is all big misunderstanding. I'm going spray him. >> No, please don't spr Don't say Hannah. >> Her. >> Okay, her. I'm going to spray her. >> Thank you. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> No. >> Yes. I don't want to spray you. >> Audrey, >> give me a hand. >> Well, at least the officers got the pronouns right, just like the student wanted. The only catch was that they came with a pair of handcuffs. >> Jayline is going to hurt, man. Just give me your hand. He's not going to tase you if you give me your hand. >> You're going to arrest me. >> No, your hand. >> Yes, you. We need your hand. >> I don't arrest me. >> NO. >> Let go. Give me your hand. Going to get it again. This time. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. Leave me alone. Give me your hand. Oh my goodness. >> Give me your hand. >> I got his leg. >> I got his legs. >> Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Let go. Relax him. Okay, here you go. We got him. And we got charges. >> All right. Who's this battery? >> Battery on. Leo. Batter. >> What was that supposed to do? >> Okay. >> Comply. >> Now you're under arrest for battery on a lever. >> Roll over. Now get up. >> Josh, please. >> On your knee. >> I'm trying. >> Now stand up. I can't wear this. >> Ow. I can't get up. >> You said you did a taser, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Sit down. We're going to have the fire department take a look at you. After deploying a taser to finally gain control, officers placed the student under arrest and arranged for medical evaluation before transport. You didn't have to pull out the pepper spray. You didn't have to do more units down. >> You knew my butts and you set them off. >> I'll live out shortly, but I think we were okay. >> Please. >> Do not push me. >> Delta 15. Delta 1565. >> Your camera's on the whole time. >> Yeah, mine was too. Okay. >> I mean, I came in. I thought someone was fighting >> cuz he was going off on security. >> I told him to calm down. >> I told him about that's when I got involved. I got a cuff on him and when we got him against the ele so when you had the spray out are you you know you said >> I did not spray him. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So when he he when I was trying to get him calm down is when he freaking damn motion towards me and I said I'm going to spray you. >> Okay. >> Then I pulled out the spray. >> Okay. >> Um everybody else started clearing. I tried to calm him down. I even had Josh try to talk to him. >> He wouldn't calm down. >> I told him that he today he was going to go >> if he doesn't freaking damn cooperate. Finally, at one point I said, "Hey, it's already too late for everything. Turn around, put your hand behind your back. Trying to do this as peacefully as possible." >> Yeah. >> Kept on resisting. Kept on resisting. Grabbed him and it was armed. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, he when I grabbed uh Riley secured one hand and then I was able to cuff it, but as we were trying to secure it to his back and his second hand around, he rotated around and threw a a close fist at me. >> Okay. >> Did he hit you? >> If he did, I didn't feel it. >> Yeah. Yeah. He didn't. I mean, he tried, but he but I >> But I was able I think I cuz I don't remember him actually. But >> what saved was me grabbing his legs. >> Yeah. >> Cuz if I didn't get >> He grabbed but then he grabbed my mic. As you see, it's all stretched out. He grabbed my mic trying to rip it off and uh like I said, he kept And then uh when we got him second elevator, he threw a kick. That one hit me. >> Okay. >> Uh he threw a kick on me and then we tried to get him and like said, we just kept bouncing back and forth with him until we finally got him. >> Here's here's the thing though to think about. Should he be bracketed or should he be taken to jail? Um, I mean they can do that at the jail. >> The student was arrested and charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and battery. One meltdown ends, another begins. This driver will show how a routine traffic stop can quickly spiral into a disaster entirely of her own making. On October 8th, 2024, officers pulled over a female driver after clocking her at 65 mph in a 45 mph zone. Officer Boss from Barland Police Department. Okay. The reason for the stop is for your speed. You know how fast you were going? >> Going 65 and a 45. You got the driver's license and insurance with you. >> Who you calling? >> My Okay. Is there >> I'm trying to >> Oh, all right. Do you have a copy of your driver's license? >> No, I don't. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> No. >> You've never had a driver's license? >> I have. You just don't have it with you. >> Okay. It looks like the the actual insurance card is is ripped off of this one. >> Okay, ma'am. Why don't we just start with uh Do you have any ID card on you whatsoever? Anything with your name on it? What is in those cans there? Margaritas. Do you have a wallet or anything on you? So, you have nothing with your name or anything like that? >> How old are you? >> 21. Okay. What's your first name? I can't I Sorry, I can't hear you. Okay. I'll be right back. All right. Just stay in the car. Here's what I have you do. All right. Cuz I can understand what you're saying. So, if you could please type your your full name in there with your date of birth so I can make sure that you do have a valid driver's license. Why do >> cuz I have to make sure that you have a a driver's license. >> 20. I'm fine. >> What are you doing on your cell phone there? I'm sorry. >> Okay. What are we What are we trying to do? >> Well, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on here because she's not really talking to me. I don't know what her name is. I don't know if she has a driver's license. I don't know if she has insurance. She's going 20 over the speed limit. So, You didn't give me insurance. You gave me the top of an insurance card, but the actual insurance card was ripped off. There's no insurance on there. I don't even know your name. What is your first name? >> No, you're not telling me. You're You need to tell me what your first name is. You have no ID on you. You don't have a driver's license, will you? >> Okay, that's okay. You can drive your grandpa's car. That's fine. But I need to make sure that you have a valid driver's license. Instead of answering simple [music] questions, she chose to scroll Facebook and pretend the officers didn't exist. I guess basic human communication was asking a little too much. What is in those cans there? Margaritas. Do you have a wallet or anything on you? So, you have nothing with your name or anything like that? How old are you? 21. Okay. What's your first name? I can't I Sorry, I can't hear you. Okay. I'll be right back. All right, just stay in the car. Here's what I'm going to have you do. All right, cuz I can't understand what you're saying. So, if you could please type your your full name in there with your date of birth so I can make sure that you do have a valid driver's license. >> Now, I got to do >> cuz I have to make sure that you have a driver's license. >> 20. I'm fine. What are you doing on your cell phone there? I'm sorry. Okay. What are we What are we trying to do? >> Well, I'm just trying to figure out what's going on here because she's not really talking to me. I don't know what her name is. I don't know if she has a driver's license. I don't know if she has insurance. She's going 20 over the speed limit. So, >> you didn't give me insurance. You gave me the top of an insurance card, but the actual insurance card was ripped off. There's no insurance on there. I don't even know your name. What is your first name? You know, you're not telling me. You're You need to tell me what your first name is. You have no idea. You don't have a driver's license, will you? >> Okay, that's okay. You can drive your grandpa's car. That's fine. But I need to make sure that you have a valid driver's license. >> As deputies uncovered more violations, including driving without a valid license and open alcohol inside the vehicle. She continued acting as if none of it was a serious problem. >> You did have Okay. The reason I'm asking, >> is this at home? All my stuff. The reason I'm asking you is because if you were issued one ever, we would be able to see that, but it's showing that that that nothing's coming up with that being the date of birth. >> Okay. It's leading me to believe that you might not be being very truthful with me. Okay. So, we can do a couple of things here. I need to figure out who you are. I can do that here or I can do that back at the PD. Okay. Okay. So, if you're lying to me about your name, then you need to give me the right name or else I'm just going to bring you back to the police department. I'm going to arrest you. Bring you back to the police department to fingerprint you and figure out who you are then. Okay? If you're lying because you have warrants off your arrest, that's probably something we can handle out here. Okay? Because Illinois doesn't have cash bail. So, there are things we can do out here to get you home tonight. If you're going to continue to lie to us, then I'm going to have to bring you back to the police department. I'm going to have to fingerprint you and I'm going to and if it comes up that you're lying about your name, you're going to get an obstructing charge. Okay? So, it's your choice. If you get arrested, it's your choice how you want to proceed. >> Okay. I'm out there. >> Can I can I get my phone cooked in? >> No, you can't have your phone right now, bro. No, because you're being detained right now for five separate charges. Okay. You can minimize that by cooperating and giving me your name. Cuz the fact that you're thinking about it tells me that you're lying about your name. >> I'm not going to know my name. >> So, what is there to think about? >> I'm not thinking about anything. I'm I gave you my name. Like, I'm sitting here for school. >> Okay. So, that's the final answer. >> No. >> No. Just give me your name. >> I'm trying to give you my name. I shouldn't give you my name. I have no ID. >> What's your name? >> I'm going to give it to you. >> You're not getting back in the car right now. You are not getting back in the driver seat of that car. >> And if you try to get back in the driver seat of the car, I'm just going to place you in handcuffs. You have one option right now to not get arrested right now, and that's to give me your real name and your real birthday so I can figure out who you are. That's your only option. If you have misdemean if you have misdemeanor, >> so what is your first name? Have borrow pen, please. I'm still shy. >> Realizing her story was starting to fall apart, she made the worst possible decision. One that left even the officers shaking their heads. >> All right. When was your ID issued? When did you get it? >> You said a while ago. I don't know how long ago that is. >> I'm trying to show you one in my phone. >> In your phone? >> Yes. I have a picture of my in my phone right now. >> Okay. Stay right here, please. Could you please hand me the keys to the car and then could you please hand me your phone? >> No, stay over here. Okay, >> we're done telling you stay over here. Okay, back by the bumper. Hey, stop. STOP. Stop running. >> Local until we get her in custody. If you got a K9, too, that'd be greatly appreciated. >> See your hands. >> Stop. I'm going to get on the ground now. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. We got it. >> The escape lasted only moments before deputies caught up, placed her in handcuffs, and ended what had become a completely unnecessary foot pursuit. >> Could have been much much easier. I got her. You good? >> Got a handcuff key so we can lock this. >> 20. We got her in custody. She was charged with driving on a revoked license, obstructing identification, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, resisting a peace officer, speeding, and transporting alcohol as a driver. For our final case today, one stubborn decision turned a simple traffic stop into a long list of criminal charges. On December 7th, 2025, officers stopped a vehicle for speeding and failing to use a turn signal. >> Officer Hos going to police. They got a body camera around. Resent pull overs. For one, you didn't use a turn signal when you're coming out of Cadillac tax and you're going 48 on Main Street here. Is there any reason you're going so fast? >> I didn't hear anything you just said because >> All right. I pulled you over because you didn't use a turn signal coming out of Cadillac Jacks and you're going 48 on Main Street here. Do you know the speed limit here? >> I do. I live here. I have to pee. I'm going down the street to my friend's house and I was in Cadillac Jacks. They didn't want to let me go to the bathroom. >> I can't hear you. Say a little bit louder. >> I said I understand what you're saying. You said I was going over the speed limit, leaving Cadillac Jacks or whatever. And I wasn't trying to. I'm going to my friend's house. I have to use the bathroom. >> Okay. Um, they weren't trying to let anyone use the bathroom after, you know, 2:00. They shut it down. Um, and my friend lived off of like Four Seasons very closely. >> Okay. >> I was trying to get out of the parking lot, so that was that's my only excuses. There's really no excuse. >> Okay. >> I just have to pee and I just want to go to the bathroom and get to my friend's house. >> Okay. Do you have your license? Yeah, >> just insurance. >> Um, my insurance was on my phone. >> That's fine. How many drinks would you say you've had tonight? >> I haven't really been drinking. I really just have to pee honestly and I'm not trying to kill myself. I've peed on myself in the car and it's not pleasant trying to get that out. >> I got you. I can kind of smell it on you though. So, just you want to be honest and just tell me how much you've had. Not sure. >> What's that? >> I can't hear you. Sorry. >> I can't say anything. >> Hello. >> Once the officer detected the smell of alcohol, he asked her to step out for a field sobriety test. Unfortunately, she seemed determined to become the Karen of the day and refused to exit the vehicle. >> I need to just make sure that you're good to drive. So, I'd like to run you through a few tests. If you're good to drive, I'll get you out of here. Okay. >> Get out the car and >> you are going to get out of the car. If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to take you out of the car and you're going to get a resisting charge and you'll go to jail for that. >> As of right now, you're not going to jail. >> What's that? >> I haven't done anything wrong. I just want to go to the bathroom. Can we go to Hooks and I can pee and I can do your check? I just really have to go to the bathroom. Like I I've already peed on myself a little bit. >> Okay, I'll tell you what. If you want to hop in the back of my car, I'll take you to the police department. You can go to the bathroom there. I can run you through the test here. We can come back here. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm gonna have you step out of the car so I can run you to these test. Otherwise, I'm going to take you out of the car and you're going to go to jail for resistance. >> Well, that's I guess my right. >> So, are you going to get out of the car or am I going to have to take you out? >> Why do I have to get out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to Pennsylvania versus Mims allows me to order you out of the car. >> What am I getting out of the car? >> Pennsylvania versus Mims allows me to take you out of the car. >> Illinois. >> Doesn't matter. It's a Supreme Court case. >> I wasn't skiing. >> Are you going to get out of the car or not? >> Wrong. I'm not going to get out of jail. >> This is your last chance. I'm going to have you get out of the car. If you don't, I'm going to take you pulled over. They're trying to take me to They're trying to take me to jail. He's trying to open my car. Don't No, cuz I can really have my window pulled up. And now you're Now you're using excessive force. >> Go ahead and step out of using excessive force trying to pull me out the car. >> No. Like, get off of me. >> No. Get off of me. Get the off of me. >> If I have a bruise, >> that's on y'all. I'm chilling. >> OW. OW. Get the off of me. No. They're They're hurting me. They're hurting me. They're hurting me. >> They're hurting [crying] me. They're hurting me. I haven't done anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. That's crazy. And I'm going to have a bruise on my face and my knees and my chest and my arm. >> Help me. G to the mirror to look at my location. >> Sit on your side. Sit on your side. >> No, you get too much. No, >> you got to stand up. >> I should not be off the car right now. >> Stand up. >> I should not be out the car. You dragged me out the [ __ ] car. >> You going to sit up or not? Knees are [ __ ] scraped. >> Stand up. >> My forehead is [ __ ] scraped. >> Stand up. >> My forehead is [ __ ] scraped. >> Let's go. Get up. >> My knees are [ __ ] scraped. For what? >> Come on. For what? >> Come on. Stand up. >> For what? >> For white [ __ ] privilege. Like for real. I'm not standing up. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. >> Even in handcuffs. She kept arguing, refused sobriety tests, and threatened to sue the entire department. >> What do you mean? I can't stand up on my own and you're both still holding me against my rights. I can't stand up. Let me go. >> You're under arrest. >> How? For what? >> Resisting. >> What am I? I can I can't stand up on my own. And you won't let my let my arms go. You guys are holding me against my will. I can stand up on my own. I can very much stand up on my own, but you both still have your hands on me. >> Let Let me go. Thank you. Thank you. I can do that. All right, perfect. >> Thank you. I very much can. >> All right. >> Can you move? >> You're in my way. >> I'm not going to move. You can stand up. >> No. Move over there so I can stand up. >> What do you mean can I stop? >> This is tiring. Stand up. >> No, you're tiring. This white [ __ ] privilege. Exactly. I stood up on my own. Let me go. Let me go. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Told you three times already. >> What? What was the first, third, second, or second time? Resisting. How? How? Let me go. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Sit down in the car. >> No. For what? >> Yes, you're under arrest. >> Okay. Sitting. >> Put your feet in. >> What am I being arrested for? >> I told you three times. Put your feet in. >> What am I being arrested for? Freeman. >> Put your feet in or you're going to be >> What am I being arrested for? >> Resisting a peace offices resisting a peace off. >> How am I resisting and I've been compliant? You pulled me out of my car. >> Is your name Ashley? >> No, it's not. >> What is your name? It's not my name. You don't even know my name. >> What is your name? >> You tell me. You pulled up here like, you know, >> as >> you don't even know my name. You're just >> Here's here's the option. >> And dragging me for what? >> Here comes charge number four. >> Charge number four. There's no two or three. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Put your feet in the car. We're going to assist you into the car. >> I pulled over. >> Put your feet in the car or we're going to assist. >> No one told me anything. I gave my license. No one told me anything. >> We're going to assist you into the car. >> Of course you are. >> Okay. Put your feet in the car, please. >> At some point, she should have realized this wasn't just a speeding stop anymore. Between the traffic violations and ignoring nine lawful commands to step out of the car, she had talked herself straight into an arrest. >> I don't need help doing anything. I'm trying to understand. You keep saying resisting arrest. >> You don't. >> No one told me what I was being arrested for. You're talking about resisting. You're You're manhandling me. You're manhandling me and it's against my right. >> All right. So, I'm going to explain this to you. Are you willing to listen to it or not? >> Nothing to me. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Are you going to listen to me? >> Can we talk like adults, please? >> Adults. You manhandle me out of my car for no reason. >> Do you want to know why that happened? >> It doesn't matter why it happened. I didn't do anything wrong. >> It does matter. >> So, what did you man for? Cuz somebody >> when I asked you four or five times to get out of the car, I explained to you the >> You didn't ask me. >> Let's simmer down for a second so I can talk to you. >> You did not. >> So, there's a court case. I didn't ask. >> Is your camera recording? >> You did not ask me four or five times to get out of anything. First of all, >> what you can do is you can foyer this body camera and see how wrong. >> Okay, stop cutting me off. You never asked me to get out of my car. >> So, I'm going to have you step out of the car. >> I did. Your friend pulled up and you guys dragged me out of my car and have scrapes on my knees and my forehead because of that and I'm suing. >> You're born in 95, right? So you're not child listen. You understand that? >> What are you looking for, officer? >> Your car is going to shut up. I don't give a What are you looking for? >> Are you going to shut up? What were you looking for in my car? What did you stop me for? I'm suing. I have nothing to do whatever you and your department is looking for. >> Even after arriving at the station, she still insisted she'd done nothing wrong, completely ignoring the fact that she was the one who created the entire situation. >> If you if you refuse >> false charges, >> are you going to listen? >> That is >> false charges and pull me over cuz I was black or because >> how am I going to see you? It's it's 2:00 in the morning. >> How am I going to know if you're want to do hash? How do the >> How does that make any sense? >> I don't know how how >> I'm behind you and I said, "Well, how do I know you are? You always got to make that pull. There's no reason to do that. >> Why did you drag me out my car?" >> Because you didn't listen. >> No, you you you asked me one time and then your homeboy came and dragged me out the car with you. Again, I'm suing. I have You had no reason to pull me over. >> Once this female gets here, she's going to search I being pulled over for like You could You could search the car. There ain't [ __ ] in my >> [ __ ] All right, Miss Bass, go ahead and hop out for me. When you do, turn around and face the car for me. >> For what? >> Cuz I said so. >> You're not God. I haven't done anything wrong. You haven't told me what I'm being arrested for >> 10 times now. >> What do you mean? My hands are on my back. >> Away from your body. >> I can't face. >> I ain't pay >> with your your eyes. I don't have to. >> I know. >> I'm fooling the out of y'all. No one's telling me that I'm being record. >> So, I take you in here to run you through these tests. >> I'm not doing any tests. I refuse. [clears throat] >> That's fine. You can do that. >> I know. >> I'm still going to take you over there to do it, though. >> I'm not doing it. >> That's fine. >> I'm telling you. >> We're still going to attempt it. >> I can walk. >> I can walk on my own. You're in handcuffs. >> I can walk and I You are in handcuffs. >> I can walk on my own. What is the problem? I can walk on my own. Lead me the way. I don't need help. I can walk on my own. I can walk on my own. Don't touch me. I do not want to be touched. >> It doesn't matter. >> I am telling you I do not want to be touched. You really have no lawyerly reason to arrest me. That's why he let go. Let the go, fella. >> I'm just annoyed. >> No. >> Please let the go. All right. You're part of this lawsuit, too. >> That's awesome. >> She was charged with driving under the influence. DUI and resisting a peace officer. What do you think about this woman? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this in the future.