Yeah, but >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> [music] >> Can't talk to you when you're doing that. >> What do you need to talk about? I'm telling the truth, YOU'RE A JERK. >> ALL RIGHT. >> BUSTER. >> YEAH? >> WOW, this is some crazy stupid action. >> Welcome back to Easy Body Cam. Today's video is basically police ASMR. Relaxing experience featuring spoiled brats learning that a closed car window is not a force field against law enforcement. Let's start with this young lady who decided to play a high-speed game of tag with the police blasting down the road like a missile with a personal grudge against traffic laws. >> I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. >> All right. >> Yeah, but >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> On November 12th, 2025, our leading lady decided to turn a public roadway into her own personal Formula 1 circuit. She was clocked at 100 mph in a 50 mph zone, exactly double the speed limit. Maybe she was rushing home to catch a movie, or maybe she thought speed limit signs were just friendly suggestions. Either way, the police were not impressed and initiated a traffic stop. Here's what happened next. >> [music] >> Get out of your car. >> What? >> Step out of your car. >> Why? >> Step out of your car. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> 10-42. 10-42. >> 10-52. >> I'm 10-50, Papa X-ray Mike Zulu 9-5. Be just west of the Dollar General. Hey. 15-52, I got one refusing to get out of the car at 30 flat. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. Step out of your car. >> Where you at? County Road 21? >> 15-52. I'm just west of County Road 21. On State Road 20. Ma'am. Let me see your driver's license. Ma'am. I'm about to break your window. Get out of the car. >> The moment the officer asked her to step out of the vehicle, her first response wasn't remorse. It was genuinely puzzled. Are you going to arrest me? Um, what exactly did she think was going to happen after doing 100 mph in a 50? Were they pulling her over to hand you a trophy and a bouquet of flowers in her own mind? >> Provide it outside of the window now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. Step out of the car. I don't know who you're talking to. Is there a reason you're talking to me? I work with the sheriff's office. Get out of the car. You're being uh You're being stopped. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Open the door. Open the door. Open the door and get out. Get out of the car. You're driving 100 miles per hour or 50 miles per hour? Get out of the car. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. If we have to ask you again, we're going to We're going to break your windows and we're going to pull you out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Police kept asking for her license and telling her to step out of the car, but our main character seemed to believe the vehicle came equipped with a magical force field. Even after officers warned that the window was about to be shattered, she stubbornly refused to move. >> She's refusing to get out. She's verbal. She hasn't left her license right there. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Break the window, Carrie, now. Break the window. Yeah, break. Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. >> Yeah. Get out of the car. Do not touch me. Here. >> Get away from me. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car or you're getting tased. Get out of the car or you're getting tased. Stop. Don't put her arm through. Do not touch me. >> I'm a girl. >> If you don't get out of the car, we're going to tase you. >> I'm not supposed to be in my car. >> Sit back. >> Don't push me, man. >> Sit back. Here, click on her arm here. >> Yeah, you got me fired. >> Congratulations. >> now. >> Take off my shoes. >> Get out now. Get out of the car. >> Don't >> Get out of the car. >> No, don't do that. >> Get out of the car. >> Don't >> Out of the car now. >> Mom, they're arresting me. >> I got her. >> Ow. >> I told you you're under arrest. >> No, they came in on me. They came in on me. They didn't even tell me what [ __ ] they were doing. They didn't even tell me. >> Once the [music] window broke and reality came crashing in, she abandoned the tough girl act and immediately switched to fragile victim mode, refusing to remove her seat belt despite [music] repeated warnings. She had to be pulled out of the car by force. But even while getting arrested, she found time to ask the truly important question, are they recording this? Yes, and your [music] entire highlight reel is preserved in crystal clear HD. >> My purse is out here. I want to go. What are you going to do? Take off my shoes? >> Put your shoes I got [snorts] No, this one. Sit down. >> I don't know how to >> Sit down. Get in the car. >> I don't know how to sit down. in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. We're done. >> Asked to sit in the patrol car, she immediately claimed, "I don't know how to sit down. I'm stupid." So fascinating. She managed to operate a vehicle at 100 mph, but sitting in a seat apparently exceeded her training. >> Hello, sir. >> Hello. Thanks. Yeah, she she she grabbed me by my arm and threw my arm. Sounds like battery. What an absolute idiot. >> Hello. Hello. Are you there? Hello. Are you there? Are you No. Fine. >> Miss Jenna, can you hear me? Can you hear me better now? >> Yes. >> Hey, so have you ever been arrested before? For what? >> For what? >> Yeah. >> Uh one time I hit my mom. >> So battery? >> Huh? >> Like a battery? >> They said it was a misdemeanor, but >> Yeah. Yeah, bat battery is like it battery is like the physical touching of someone else. So yeah, anything else or no? >> Uh I think it was like petty theft at one point. >> Okay. Okay. So today, um obviously you're being you're you're placed under arrest. You're you're being charged with resisting with violence, which is a third-degree felony, and then you're being charged with just the speeding, the 50 mph over, okay? You got any questions for me? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Can I ask you a question? >> No problem. >> Why Why didn't you want to get out of the car? >> Well, cuz I knew I was going to get arrested. >> Okay. >> I didn't get into accident. >> No, you didn't get into an accident. >> No, sir. >> Nope. >> Officer 6118, they're following at 1380. >> How How far were you driving that fast? >> How far to Sinaxin? >> No, like what you were at You were at 100 mph. >> Yeah. >> How far Like how far were you driving at 100 mph? At a at a at 100 mph, what's the distance you traveled? >> To Sinaxin. >> No, you were coming from Gainesville, right? >> Exactly. >> So, on State Road 20. >> Huh? >> On This is State Road 20. >> Okay. >> So, on State Road 20. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, were you driving 100 mph for a really long time? >> I don't really care. You're going to arrest me anyway. You're going to jail, so why don't >> When officers finally asked the obvious question, "Why didn't you want to get out of the car?" she admitted that she knew she was going to be arrested. Yet, she still chose to argue, resist, and throw a tantrum, successfully upgrading her situation into even more charges, including resisting an officer with violence and a major speeding violation for exceeding the speed limit by more than 50 mph. Oh, and by the way, she also revealed that she had previously been arrested for assaulting her mother. While unrelated to this case, it does explain why making good decisions doesn't seem to be her strongest skill. Let's see what [music] people have been saying about this spoiled brat. I've never been so excited for someone to be arrested. What does she think honking her horn is going to do? What a clown. This is like an internet troll, [music] but in real life. Public roads are not Formula 1 tracks, and arguing [music] with police won't magically erase your mistakes. Cooperate, take responsibility, and save yourself a lot of extra trouble. That lesson apparently didn't reach our next contestant. This time, however, we're dealing with something entirely different. Instead of simply arguing with the police, she escalated the encounter into a battle against the Antichrist and a group of supposed terrorists. I think she needed a therapist more than a lawyer. >> My property, you have no right. I have every right. Go away. >> We're not going away. We can't go away, Laura. Windows, right? Come on out. >> On April 8th, 2025, police stopped Laura to investigate a string of harassment calls reportedly linked to her. Rather than answering questions, she kicked things off with a dramatic monologue accusing officers of trespassing, conspiracy, and covering up something. The real question is, what exactly was she talking about? >> You don't have no god damn right. I'm telling the truth. >> We believe you, Laura. I can't I I want to talk to you about everything you've been calling in about. >> There's nothing to talk about. You are directly involved. You're in extreme denial, and you're covering it up. Right, you have no right to be on my property. You can't get me in my home. You can't get me on my mother >> Will you listen if I try to explain things right now? Can't talk to you when you're doing that. >> I'm telling the truth. You're terrorists. >> Okay. >> You both harassed me and tried to silence me. I'm telling the >> I We'd I want to hear what you got to say. We'd like to hear you. >> You! This is my property. You have no right. I have every right. Go away. >> We're not going away. We We can't go away, Laura. >> You're stone bad terrorists. I bet. >> Laura. >> [music] >> Laura. >> I'm telling you the truth, though. >> Laura. >> You're in extreme denial. >> What? I want to help you. What >> I called 911. >> What can I do to help you right now? What can I do? >> What? >> What can I do to help you right now? >> I've already told you I called all night. >> Okay, I I just called on this morning. >> It's my property. Provide some kind of the foreign protection and alert the the I've already told you. >> Oh. >> And you're you're in denial. You're covering it up and so are they. You all need to die. >> What am I covering up? >> I'm being terrorized. >> Okay. >> The people terrorizing me are the Antichrist. You are part of them. >> I the I've never been a part of the Antichrist. >> [music] >> Laura. >> Dispatches reported that Laura had been calling 911 throughout the night to report an ongoing campaign of harassment by the Antichrist. The only problem was the complete lack of evidence. By that point, officers had already classified the situation as harassment of the emergency line. However, she remained fully committed to her theory and showed no interest in acknowledging reality. >> Oh, at at this point, we can't do that. Laura. [music] We need you to come out. >> You're trying to silence me. >> No. Laura, >> [music] >> we're not trying to silence you. You can say whatever you want and we'll listen. >> Oh, you do. >> I have patience. >> Oh, you do. >> [music] >> What's that? Hey, stop beeping for a minute. We have a warrant for you. >> You're scumbags and you're harassing me. >> Listen to me. We're not going away. >> Hello, you're terrorists. >> Okay. Step out so we can Step out. Step out so you can go see Lara. Windows? Right? Come on out. >> You're getting out of the car now. >> Stop it. >> Let's go. >> Okay. >> Open the door on your own. We've had enough of this. >> You're terrorists. >> Let's go. >> I'm going to be careful. Can I ask you my shoes? >> In a minute. What do we I'll do it. Turn around. Put your >> You're a terrorist and I'm telling the truth and you're going to pay for it. >> All right, maybe we will. >> No, you won't. >> You should have listened to us though. We wouldn't have to do that. >> to come into custody with you? You're trying to silence me. >> Open up the door. >> This is all you do is try to silence me, you scumbags. >> Not really. >> You're in denial, extreme extreme denial. You're s- >> You got another s- >> Oh, yeah. How many can light bulb How many light bulbs is this, guys? Exactly. Two hits, scum. Real f- >> Hold on. Hold on. Don't turn around yet. We can probably take these shoes off here. Do you have anything in your pockets, Lara? >> No. >> All right. This could have been a lot easier. >> You're scumbag terrorists. I've been calling the entire night. Yeah, it could have been a lot easier. You could have came out here when I asked you to. >> Officers did last night. >> NO, I ASKED YOU TO COME HERE AND SIT IN MY PROPERTY AND you refused to do so. I said, "STAY HERE UNTIL THE FEDERAL AUTHORITIES COME CUZ THAT'S WHAT THIS NEEDS." YOU'RE HAR- SEE PEOPLE? YOU'RE EX- ING PEOPLE AND YOU'RE TERRORIZING. YOU'RE TERRORISTS. YOU'RE ALL GOING TO SPEND THE REST OF YOUR [ __ ] LIVES BEHIND BARS. I'M GOING TO SEE TO IT. >> RELAX. All right, Laura, do you want to kick off your shoes and get this glass out? >> Is that all right? >> Is that all right? >> Okay. >> Nothing on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Start checking shoes first. >> Yeah. >> You want to talk? >> You're going to have to do something with it. >> Once officers realized logic wasn't getting through, they informed Laura she was under arrest. Her response was to lay on the horn, which accomplished absolutely nothing besides delaying the inevitable. After the window was broken and she was pulled out, Laura immediately requested time to dump the sand out of her shoes. Handcuffed moments later, she repeatedly called the officers terrorists and claimed they were trying to silence her. >> One night still working. >> One night. >> No, you get service, can you give me a call? >> 36, we just pulled her in the garage. >> I got her a few minutes ago here, so. >> So, do we have any something to >> I'm telling the truth, you're terrorists and you need to turn yourselves in. You're going to You're going to spend the rest of your [ __ ] lives behind bars. >> I'll work on that, but right now >> You're going to You're going to spend Look into my eyes, you're going to spend the rest of your lives behind bars. >> Wonderful, but right now >> Yeah, I bet. Yeah, we'll we'll add that to the remark. Wonderful. >> Okay, thank you. >> Yeah. We'll add that too. >> So, do you have any mouth issues we need to be aware of? >> ourselves. >> Okay, thanks. >> Piece of >> All right. Anything about harming yourself in any way? >> Try to get that one. >> No, they're too These people are terrorists and I'm telling the truth. I've long tried to report that I'm being terrorized. I've been calling all night to 911. You didn't have the right to arrest me in my home. Are you like to chase me around in the community cuz you slime buckets who were all in extreme denial. Oh. >> We're just waiting on a female to catch up. That's when we take that. That's the place right now. started. Is it uh who did the warrant? >> I did. >> No, you didn't. >> Oh, uh it was Dempsey. >> Dempsey? So, that's Captain uh >> Yeah, and she's going to be revoking her bail from the last So. >> What's up? Uh >> We need >> Take that one back if you want me to copy. >> I ain't >> Check that again. >> How's she been? You're a terrorist and I'm telling the truth. >> Like that? >> You're in extreme denial. Yes, the truth. Like just like this is my perfect. You're a terrorist. I'm telling the truth and you're in extreme denial and you're going to spend the rest of your life behind bars, you will. >> That's it. >> Ma'am, I need you to turn around so I can get the handcuffs off. And then she's going to pat search you. >> At the station, Laura somehow found a second wind. She spent her time ordering officers to confess and informing them that they would soon be rotting behind bars. When asked about her mental state, she confidently declared herself completely normal despite spending the night calling 911 about terrorists, things got awkward when officers revealed she'd already lost bond privileges from a previous harassment case. Laura responded in the only way she knew how, by calling everyone terrorists one more time before entering her cell. >> Hand on the wall. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, nothing I don't believe. >> Other hand on the wall. >> All right. >> Take your shoe off for me. Okay. Okay, that's one time. >> You receive during that grey chair? >> Laura ultimately had her bail revoked and was booked back into jail for repeatedly abusing the 911 system. The terrorist never arrived, the Antichrist never appeared, but that lonely grey chair in a jail cell was very real. Let's see what people have been saying about her. She sounds like the bus driver in South Park. I guess negative attention is better than no attention at all. That cop probably never thought he'd have to say, "I've never been part of the Antichrist." 911 is for emergencies, not for reporting your ongoing war against imaginary enemies. If you're out on bail, repeatedly calling dispatch to rant about conspiracy [music] theories is a great way to lose that privilege and earn a return trip to jail. Next up, we have a woman who saw a police stop and thought, "What if I made this situation significantly worse?" Her answer was to take off at a speed that could have ended very badly for everyone involved. >> Come here. >> Bust out of it. >> Yeah? You out of the car. >> On September 12th, 2023, Victoria Sizemore committed a stop sign violation and somehow decided the appropriate response was a police chase. Rather than pulling over, she led officers on a thrilling pursuit at speeds reaching an earth-shattering 45 mph. Here's what happened next. >> Put your hands on steering wheel. Show me your hands. All right, I got empty hands. Myers, you want to move up with me? Looks like just her. >> Unlock the door. Unlock the door. >> Unlock the door. >> Unlock the door. >> THE WINDOW. >> Unlock the door. >> You got to ask. >> I don't. >> You don't? >> You got to ask. >> Right? >> Go to other side. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Other side unlock the vehicle. >> Other side? >> Other side unlock >> Pass passenger's side. Come here. >> Bust out of it. >> Yeah? You out of the car. Put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> OH, MY GOD. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. THERE YOU GO. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> calls 20, one in custody. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] You were supposed to be in [ __ ] car. >> Calls 20. Calls 20, one in custody. >> What a Why are you smashing my face in the >> I'm moving. >> resisting. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. I'M NOT RESISTING. WHY DID YOU SMASH MY FACE IN THE CONCRETE? >> You got anything on you we need to worry about? Guns, knives, drugs, anything like that? >> Do I look like I have anything? >> Kind of. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Yeah. Anything? >> Seriously? Check it out. >> Yeah. I don't want you having anything that you have put in the back of my car. >> Got it. I didn't have anything to begin with. >> Sit down. >> After officers boxed in the vehicle, they gave Victoria the opportunity to open the door herself. She declined, apparently convinced that locked doors were a legally recognized defense strategy. The officers disagreed and solved the problem with a newly created opening in the window. As she was removed from the car, Victoria immediately protested, "I didn't do anything wrong." Of course, because refusing to stop for a police and hiding in your car is exactly what responsible citizens do every day. >> What's going on with her? >> We got We got in an argument. We went to the comedy club. We got in an argument and >> Are you guys looking for a male? >> She was yelling at me, so I just I got out of the car and started walking. >> Where did she Where did you get out and start walking at? >> From Pints. >> From Pints and Pints? >> Yeah. >> And she traveled this way allegedly? >> I don't know which way she traveled. >> You mind if I search you really quick? Anything on you, man? >> Yeah, I don't know why, but sure. >> Do you mind if I search you? What What in that car is yours? >> Nothing. >> Fireball, good choice. >> They're good ones. They're the good ones, though. They're not the plastic ones. >> Oh, they're not the fake fake ones? >> But she's been She's been going through with her brother day. She's had a really rough day with getting this car away from her brother. >> What's her like What's her deal with like not stopping and like not It seems like a bunch of extra stuff for nothing. >> trying to get it back at me for some reason. Like she thinks this is going to hurt me. >> Is this your car I mean she's borrowing your car from you or you >> her car. >> Okay. >> It's It's hers. >> All right. >> And I tried to tell him like what are you doing? I thought she was joking when she said you guys were following her. Cuz I thought >> So she she knew that we were following her. >> Oh, yeah. >> Okay. >> I mean I started walking on this road I thought that she'd eventually just come pick me up and we'd go home. >> Just because I searched your name. What's your name? >> Dwayne Scott. >> I'll take it. >> You want my ID? >> Yeah, do you have an ID? I I'm I'm I don't want to I don't want you to get her in trouble. Was she drinking at all? >> No, I mean she she probably had a beer. >> And just just one beer. >> at the comedy club like we got there late. She's just been She's been very emotional with her brother and this uh van that her brother's trying to do and she's been she's been an all day. I didn't I didn't think it would escalate to this. I mean she gets very upset. >> Police leads. >> I was with her. >> When she was >> No, I wasn't with her then. I left We split ways at the community at the at park. >> Yeah, but then how do you get down here? >> Oh, I walked. >> Dwayne Michael Scott out of Kent. He is suspended. Negative warrants and leads. >> I copy. >> Police >> I got his driver's license. >> Thank you. >> I got to pay a ticket on the 15th of May. >> Uh for your suspension? >> Yeah. >> Uh >> It's only a It's a >> Yeah, you weren't driving, so >> It's only 200 bucks. >> Yeah, but I'm still annoyed to come off suspension. >> Is there any way I could say something to her? >> Uh not right this second, man. Um >> I mean you guys aren't going to She's She's She's She's a good person, man. She's going through a lot of stuff like her kids just got taken from her. Honestly, her she's just Her head's just not where it needs to be right now. >> To be fair, I mean if she would have stopped, I mean >> I told her to pull over and stop. >> it would have been a simple probably hey, what's going on? Oh, I'm mad at you. Okay, you guys in a fight? Okay, have a good day. >> She was driving like an [ __ ] while you followed her. >> I have no clue. I wasn't the initiating officer. I was just up there when this all went down. >> That's what I was I mean honestly that's what I was She was She was just yelling and stuff so I was like I'm I'm I'm >> Do you know where our police department is? >> It's like right there. >> Okay. She's going to be back there. Um if you want to go over there and wait in the lobby, we can let you know what's going on. Um >> You think she'll be booked and released? >> I think she will. I'm not 100% sure because I don't know >> You're guys are definitely going to tow her truck, huh? >> Yeah. Yeah, it's definitely getting towed. Um so if you want to head that way, um >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So I and then I'll have >> I'll get her right out of there. >> Yeah, I'll have the arresting officer or someone will come out and talk to you um shortly, okay? >> While Victoria was busy becoming acquainted with the backseat of a police cruiser, her boyfriend Scott finally showed up and explained the situation. The couple had just left a comedy show when an argument broke out. Scott got out and started walking fully expecting Victoria to come back for him. What he didn't expect was for her to turn the trip home into a law enforcement themed parade. >> Service. >> Just need to confirm something. >> Huh. >> 10-28 616. >> Huh. >> What you got there? >> Huh. >> Grammy iPhone. Kimberly Edwards. 1579. >> Nice little pipe. Make sure you get a good search on her. >> Okay. >> I mean she's got a pipe in there. I mean a glass pipe. Front seat. >> Okay. >> So What's her name? >> Yep. I'll be there. >> Uh what's her name? Is it Victoria? >> Yeah. >> Victoria. >> What's his name? >> Dwayne Scott. We've dealt with him before. >> Yeah, that's what I was going to say. I've seen him. >> As soon as I saw him I'm like yeah. As soon as I saw him I'm like >> I know I've dealt with you before. >> Oh whoa whoa whoa whoa. Oh what what are these? >> I was trying to >> Huh? >> Good search fine. >> No I haven't gotten there yet. >> Oh. I got two two pills of unknown powder up here so in plain view. >> And >> What are those? >> I don't know. Worn off prescription bottle. Has her name, I can see, but I don't know what those pills are. >> M042 >> I was going to get a bag. >> Okay. >> Scott also helpfully explained that Victoria had been under a lot of stress because of family issues involving her brother. And how was she allegedly coping with that stress? Well, officers reportedly found a glass pipe commonly used for smoking meth, several unidentified pills, and a bottle of Fireball whiskey inside the vehicle. That is so healthy, I guess. >> All right, Ms. Sizemore, my name's Officer Elkins. I'm going to roll down that window real quick, okay? I'm going to come over there and talk to you. All right, Ms. Sizemore. >> I was going to do that. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney and have your attorney present while you are being questioned. If you want an attorney and cannot afford one, one will be appointed to you before any questioning. Do you understand these rights? Understanding these rights, do you wish to speak to us? >> No. >> Okay. >> Did she say that? >> She said she didn't want to talk. >> I understand you don't want to talk about what's going on. Uh, do you need medical attention of any sort? Ma'am? Do you need an ambulance out here, EMTs to check you out? We have to ask. You don't know? Are you hurt in any way? >> I don't know. They smashed my face in the concrete. >> All right, can you look at me? Can you look at me? Okay. >> They didn't have to do that. >> Got a little cut on your cheek. Well, do you want to answer any questions about what's going on here and we can kind of talk about it? No? Okay. I want to buckle you in. You are going to be going to jail. >> I love you, WHETHER YOU KNOW THAT OR NOT. >> THAT'S >> WHAT HAPPENS when you run from the police, ma'am. You didn't mean to. Well, I can't ask you any questions about that cuz you invoked, so I guess we'll just have to go on assumptions. He's good to go. >> I don't even know who the he is. >> Have we ID'd him, Charlie? >> You're letting him walk away. >> Is there a particular reason we shouldn't? >> Absolutely. >> Well, ma'am, you're not volunteering any information, so would you like to? Should we not let him walk away? >> No, you should >> Why? >> Cuz he's a thief and he's a liar. >> Being a liar is not illegal, ma'am. >> Being a thief is. >> She can lie about him at the department. >> All right. >> In the end, Victoria could do nothing but watch her partner casually walk away while she was left holding the full package: DUI, obstruction, and resisting arrest. >> Let's see what people have been saying about this woman. >> That slam of the door is 100% satisfying. >> She calls the cops dumb and she's the one on the ground in cuffs. >> You do I look like I have anything? >> Kind of, yeah. >> The lesson here is very simple. When police tell you to stop, just stop. Refusing to cooperate, turning the situation into a low-speed pursuit, and then trying to snitch on your boyfriend won't make the charges disappear. Next up is a woman who appears to have graduated from the school of self-made law where the curriculum teaches that AI and Donald Trump will eventually solve all your legal problems. >> Defend the door. You good? Defend it. >> Uh, this is some police stupid action. You're going to answer for your actions. Before Trump. Before Mr. Trump, you're going to answer for your actions. >> Did she really think Trump was sitting around waiting to hear about her case? >> On May 1st, Tustin, 2025, this encounter actually began on a surprisingly friendly note. The woman recognized the officer as someone who had helped her family after her mother passed away. Unfortunately, the warm reunion came to an abrupt end the moment the officer informed her that her driver's license had been suspended. [music] Here's what happened next. >> This is my car. >> How you doing? I'm Sergeant Minor with the >> Oh, I actually know you. >> Yeah. >> You came when my mom passed away. You can came help. Thank you. >> Yeah, I'm sorry about that. So, did you switch insurance recently? >> Insurance? >> On your car? Did you miss a payment or something? So, what they're telling me is that your license is suspended. >> Okay. How come it could be suspended? >> Yeah, a lot of times what it shows me is a financial responsibility suspension. So, a lot of times what it shows me is that it'll happen a lot when people switch insurance or miss insurance payments. If you do that, your insurance will lapse. >> You know, I'm sick and tired because they play with me with every month up, down, up, down, up, down. And sending this information and because today in internet, it's a big mess. I'm driving safe. I'm watching how I'm driving. Nobody could suspend. It's not a law. >> It If you >> have If you have like >> If you you're required to have motor vehicle liability insurance in the state of Florida. >> Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. >> If If you don't have insurance, that's also a crime. You can go to jail for that. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with you. It's the law. >> It's Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. I have a written law about that. >> Okay. And I'm letting you know that it is a crime. I'll be right back with you. We're not doing anything. I just wrote her for 116 failure to carry liability insurance cuz I'm a nice guy. >> That's an infraction though. That's not mandatory court date. >> I know. All right, ma'am. Uh so not only did I print you out the statute that covers that you're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance, I carry I printed you out everyone and I printed you out why your license is suspended and why you're being issued citations. I also need to explain to you that you're not able to drive this vehicle. There's a seize tag order on your car that I have to take your tag. >> It's a State Farm agency over there. Who made that law? Artificial intelligence? >> No. >> Or civilians and like >> Ma'am, this is the law. >> Judge who governs the state. >> What I need you to do is call for a ride. You cannot move this car from where it is right now. You don't have motor vehicle liability insurance. >> Stop telling me this awful thing. They know how many people driving without insurance. So, my question is right now. Now you suspend their license? So, how half state light riding with suspended license? >> Yes, you're currently driving while your license is suspended. >> You cannot suspend my license. >> Well, if you have a problem with it, Yes. Well, what you can take these to court and argue that with the judge and I'm sure it's not going to go your way. >> If this is artificial intelligence prints you this. >> No, I printed you that. >> to put your brakes, okay? >> Listen, this is Listen, this is what's going to happen. I have to take your tag. I have to turn it in the DMV. So, you're not going to move this car. If this car an inch, I will take you to jail. Do you understand? I guarantee you I will. >> When told that Florida requires drivers to have insurance, she demanded proof. The officer actually printed the law and handed it to her. Most people would stop arguing at that point. Not her. She decided the statute was probably invented by AI or made up by somebody in a government office and therefore she didn't recognize its authority. It's amazing how some people treat laws like terms and conditions they can simply decline. >> I'm going to ask Siri right now. >> So what you're going to do is call for a ride because not only Yes, you are because I >> But it's an awful thing to do that to people, okay? >> This is why you follow the law. >> Sorry, I don't like this because we we build in gold America like this? >> This has been a law for a long time. >> Okay? >> Okay, I'm not lying. You work you >> No, let's go together. Let's drive together. >> You are not moving this car from this spot. All right, I need you to get out of the car. Ma'am, get out of the Hey. I'm going to put this down, then she's getting out of the car. Hold on. Just listen to me. Just roll down the window for a second. >> I'm here in the world with like this window like this. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. If you have any issues with anything, all right? Don't make it criminal. So far everything is civil. Let me finish. >> I'm not, okay? >> You're not criminal. As of right now, you're not. Ma'am, let Listen to me for a second. Let me explain something to you. Here's the Here's the issue. Right now, it's everything civil. That can go into court and be done with it. But if you refuse for lawful orders the sergeant has give you and you refuse to listen to his orders, you can get charged for obstruction, which is a criminal matter. I don't want you to get criminal charges. >> are not >> I am a staying on side. >> I'm not >> I didn't suspend it. Ma'am, you need to step out of car. You going to get pulled out of the car. Step out of car, ma'am. Ma'am, this is a lawful order. You need to This is a lawful order. You are going to get arrested for obstruction if you don't step out of the car. Ma'am, if you don't step out of the car, you are going to get arrested for obstruction. You understand that? Ma'am, you don't want that. Ma'am, please to step out of the car. >> Ma'am, it's very simple. You're going to go to jail if you don't step out. Ma'am, open your door, please. You're going to go to jail if you don't step out of the car. And you're going to get a window busted out. Okay. >> The officer even gave her a final friendly warning. This was still an administrative issue, and she should stop before turning it into a criminal case. She responded by rolling up the window, doubling down on her claims, and ignoring every countdown that followed. As it turns out, reality doesn't disappear just because you close the window. >> Open the door. You good? Send it. >> Wow, this is complete stupid action. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Look at this >> Get out of the car. >> Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. This is America. GOLDEN AMERICA. Watch every church people. Golden America we building. >> You did this to yourself. This could have been real simple. >> Yeah, yeah. >> 400 North Florida, I'm going to have a white female 10-15. >> You're going to answer for your actions. Before Trump. Before Mr. Trump, you're going to answer for your actions. >> I can't do it. >> You're going to answer for your actions before Mr. Trump. You heard me? >> Yes, ma'am. Yes. >> Once officers removed her from the vehicle, she immediately began addressing an imaginary audience. Is this the gold in America we're building? Apparently, she believed America was supposed to include unlimited driving privileges regardless of what the DMV had to say. And while she seemed confident that Trump would eventually sort things out, I'm not entirely sure he even knows she exists. >> Let's walk. We're walking. >> You I felt my belongings like that. You're going to answer for Trump. >> Ma'am, you made something that was really simple very difficult today. >> You're going to answer before Trump. With this kind of actions. >> Okay, I will. You're going to be very, very disappointed. >> Step out of car. >> I can't. My leg not moving. >> Turn around and come this way. >> I can't. My left leg not moving at all. >> Give me your cell number 10-15. >> Do you want me to fix this or not? >> Yes, I'm coming please because I'm losing my hand. >> Yes, so you need to step out. I can't do that over here. >> I can't move my leg. >> Young boy 460, XYB in the blue Camry. There you go. >> It's not working. >> Come on. >> I can't. It's not moving. >> Come on. Let's go over here. There you go. >> Crap. >> 401 15. >> There you go. >> 428 10-15. >> Put that right leg on the floor. There you go. Now come out. Perfect. Now >> stand that way. >> Wait. >> That's fine. I'll hold you. Just turn this way a little bit. Turn. Turn. Fantastic. Stay in this position. >> Can you put them up front, please? >> I cannot put it up front, no. But, what I suggest you to do, put them palm together, palm together like this. >> give me a couple seconds to just relax? >> Yes, but I don't want you to pull away. Just relax for a second. >> I can't >> Just relax for a second. That's fine. >> Put them up front, please, so I could sit. >> I cannot put it up front. That's a policy violation. I cannot do that. >> You are animals. What animals? Not human animals. >> Well, that's fine. That's your opinion. >> That's fine. What animals? Not human animals. So, what kind of golden America we're building? >> You sit inside. That kind of America we're living. Stay inside. >> Okay. >> Go back inside. >> Let me rest a little bit. >> I already showed you how we're going to Okay. >> You're a beautiful America we're building. >> It is. Land of opportunity. All right. >> And it's a large Polish and Russian population. >> On the way to the patrol car, she suddenly claimed she couldn't use her left leg, yet somehow managed to keep moving moments later. After asking for front handcuffs and being denied, she dramatically concluded, "You're animals now, not humans." An opinion that didn't seem to be shared by anyone else present. Her campaign to restore the real America ultimately concluded in the back of a patrol car with an obstruction of justice charge. On the bright side, jail gives people plenty of free time. Maybe she'll finally get around to writing that letter to Donald Trump. Whether he reads it is a completely different story. Let's see what people had to say about this woman. She sounds like a villain from the old Rocky and Bullwinkle days. How can someone from another country argue with law enforcement about what is legal or illegal? She's delusional. She accused the officer of using AI to fake the law, but then says she is going to ask Siri. Coming up next. >> I need your driver's license. >> the tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window's going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> You are bullying me. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> On June 26th, 2025, during a traffic stop involving a red Jeep that nearly struck a squad car after making a reckless turn, the driver refused multiple lawful commands, showed signs of intoxication, and resisted officer's efforts during the stop. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, can you roll the window down for me? >> No. >> Okay, well then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, this is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk, I'm Officer McCauley, Bloomington Police, I'm wearing a body camera. Okay, there's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed to signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris, right in front of my squad car. No, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera, okay? I'm repeating on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line, okay? Give me your license and your insurance, please. >> 25, I'll take the return. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and refusing to provide ID. >> I have a right. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. >> the tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window's going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. Okay? >> What did you just tell me what was going to happen? >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> You're going to break >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania versus Mims is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded and I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to give me your license? >> My license? >> No, give me your license. Okay. We're going to play this difficult. >> Most people respond to a traffic stop by rolling down the window. She responded by turning her red Jeep into a medieval castle. She repeatedly demanded to know what she had done wrong, but when the officer patiently listed several violations, she immediately claimed she was being bullied. It's hard to win an argument against someone who rejects their own questions. >> Are you going to get out? Or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle. >> the car. >> You're in a car and you've made multiple IBC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. >> I will give you my >> Ma'am, get out of the vehicle now. Okay, are you going to get out? Ready? >> Explain. >> Nothing in my car. >> Okay, get out of your vehicle. This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> You are bullying me. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> That is in my eye. >> Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was >> You don't have >> I warned you. out of the vehicle. >> What the >> Put your hands behind your back. Go ahead and cuff her up. Are you surprised at what happened? I warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. >> I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. You're No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You haven't even identified yourself. >> What I'm doing is illegal. >> Okay. The officer patiently explained the law, cited court rulings, and warned her over and over again that the window was about to lose its battle with a baton. She remained completely committed to the strategy of doing absolutely nothing. A few moments later, the window ceased to exist and so did her illusion that the Jeep was an impenetrable fortress. Okay. So, I'm going to have you sit up. And then stand up. What the Okay. You're going to step back here. You are under arrest. >> You're kidding me. >> No. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do. You Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? You are in custody. You are under arrest. >> For what crime? >> For obstructing, AT THE VERY LEAST. >> WHAT DID I OBSTRUCT? >> And probably DUI. >> Get your [ __ ] hands now resisting. You're adding charges. >> No, god. Get your hands off me. >> You're absolutely adding charges. >> Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier, and now here we are. >> [ __ ] I got a goddamn constitutional right. And what you're doing is unconstitutional. You'll find out you got to. Go ahead. Watch me now. >> Where is the coin pocket? >> There is nothing on me. I don't have anything. I don't do anything wrong. >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah, I know. It's why I get knocked out, too. Cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl. I just told you what to do. You need to listen. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out. >> Ma'am, how many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How Do you want me to count to three? I told you like what, 12 times? How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? >> Yes, you can't listen to simple instructions. >> Oh. How many times did your mommy hurt you? >> Okay. What is your first name? >> Deanna. D E A N N A. Last name is Knight. K N I G H T. If you would like my social security number, I will give that to you as well. >> Joyce. It's my middle name. 9981. >> Okay. Is your driver's license in the vehicle? >> No, sir. It is not. >> without a without a driver's license on your person? >> have a driver's license. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? 1 2 4 5 >> and drug me out my car? >> ground >> Yes, cuz I can smell it. >> is how many alcoholic beverages have you consumed today? >> After you dragged me out of my car and busted out my window and >> That's illegal. >> before >> I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> before that >> Even in handcuffs, she remained determined to go wherever she pleased. Each time officers stopped her from taking an unauthorized stroll into traffic, she'd yell, "Don't touch me." As for the drinking question, her answer deserves its own award. Rather than saying yes or no, she claimed she only drank after the officer smashed the window and removed her from the vehicle. Fascinating. I wasn't aware broken glass had that effect on people. >> Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah, with people who power issues. >> Okay. Sobriety? All right. I don't think she's willing to do field sobriety tests. >> Really? All right. Um >> Give me your phone. >> The rescue >> Yeah. >> I'm going to have her just Have rescue come out. >> [ __ ] you. >> Okay. >> You're taking away all of my rights. >> Okay, you're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> Stop. >> to call somebody. I have a [ __ ] bullying me. Bullying me. >> Nobody's trying to bully YOU. YOU'RE WALKING AWAY AND TELLING US WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. THAT'S not how this works. Do you understand? >> Stop bullying me. >> Nobody's bullying you. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off me. >> by your bicep. >> HAVE A RIGHT. >> YOU ARE under arrest and you keep resisting and walking away. >> I under arrest for? >> Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing. Okay? And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. >> No, I don't. >> You do. >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write them here in a minute. >> Show me. >> I will show you every single one as soon as I write them, okay? now? How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You want to write them now? I have nothing. You have pulled me over illegally. >> Okay. How much have How much have you had to drink? Turn around. Face me. He's going to take pictures of your leg. >> Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get your [ __ ] hands off of me. >> every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. >> Yep. [ __ ] pulling me some more. >> When asked if she had any vision problems that could affect the sobriety test, she responded, "Yeah, I'm sick of people abusing their power." An interesting observation coming from someone who had spent the entire encounter acting as if the law applied to everyone except herself. In the end, all of that arguing, resisting, and pretending the rules didn't apply to her earned her a lengthy charge sheet including DUI, resisting arrest, and obstruction of a law enforcement officer. To close out today's video, let's meet a woman who volunteered herself for a very unusual experiment involving a car window, a taser, and several bad decisions. It was late at night on March 30th, 2023 when officers found a vehicle parked outside a closed business. The engine was running, the gear selector [music] was still in reverse, and the driver was enjoying a deep uninterrupted nap. Not exactly the parking position recommended in the owner's manual. >> Hey. >> Hey. >> Deputy Angel, Gilchrist County Sheriff's Office. How are you doing tonight? >> Hey, good. >> Everything okay? >> Yeah. >> I don't it's going to be ETOH. She's stepping out? >> No. I said I'm going to let you talk to her and I step back. >> Ma'am, can you step out of the car for us? >> What? >> Can you step out of the car for us? >> No. >> Oh, okay. Yeah, she needs to step out of the car. >> Yeah. >> She's slurred speech, drowsy. Ma'am. You got to step out of the car for us. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm asking you to step out of the car. >> She's in a closed business hanging out. >> Right now you're in a closed business past hours hanging out. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, if you don't open up the window and get out of the car, we're going to bust your window and pull you out of the car. Okay? >> Why? >> We're going to resist arrest you for resisting. >> I work here. >> I'm telling you right now to step out. >> I work here. >> Step out of the car. >> Why? >> I said step out of the car. >> I literally work here. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the car, we're going to bust your windows and pull you out. >> Don't bust my window. I'm recording. >> Step out or we're going to bust your windows and pull you out of the car. >> here. My man is showing up for me. Like, what do you mean? >> Step out of the car now. >> Ma'am, if you can show us that information, we'll be good with that, but we need to talk to >> What are you talking about? What are you talking about? >> Step out of the car now. I'm not going to tell you again. >> When officers requested that she step out for a DUI investigation, she delivered her entire legal argument that she knew her rights repeatedly. She also pulled out her phone to record as if cameras had suddenly become an accepted substitute for cooperation. Even after countless warnings, she continued treating the vehicle like a medieval fortress under siege. >> Now, step out of the car and we're going to bust your window. You see this? It's going to bust your window. >> I'm sitting >> Step out of the car now. >> Why? >> Step out of the car now. >> doing nothing. >> I'm about to bust your window. Step out of the car. If I have to bust your window and pull you out of the car, you're getting arrested for resisting. One last chance. >> I'm sitting here. >> One last chance. Step out of the car. >> I know my rights. >> Step out of the car. >> I know my rights. >> Step out of the car. Now. >> I know my rights. I'm sitting here. We >> You're going to get tased if you don't step out of THE CAR NOW. STEP OUT. WHERE DID YOU GO? >> WHAT DID I DO? >> You're under investigation for DUI. You need to step out. Step out. >> Do not >> Don't pull against me. >> No. Do not touch me. >> pull against me now. Step out. You're going to get tased. >> Do not touch me. I know my rights. I HAVE MY JUST ONE SECOND. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? ARE YOU PULLING ME OUT OF THE [ __ ] CAR, MAN? >> STOP. Step out of the car now. >> I have not done nothing. >> Step out of the car. We have one We have one We have one resisting. >> STOP NOW. STOP NOW. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> I'm recording you guys. DO NOT TOUCH MY PHONE. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> Do not >> STEP OUT. >> DO NOT >> Step out of the car. >> RIGHT NOW. DO NOT HURT MY [ __ ] wrist. >> Step out now. >> recorded. >> Step out now. >> Don't kick me. Step out. You're going to get tased. >> Man, please help me. No, you're being >> Step out of the car. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY WRIST. HELP! >> HIT HER. HIT HER WITH THE TASER. STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. 107 STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. You're going to get hit again. >> Grab this arm. Can you grab this arm? I got it right now. You got it? Got it. >> I'M NOT GETTING IN THE I WAS waiting for a ride. >> Relax. >> Please call him. I was waiting for a ride. >> Step over here. >> believe that. I can't believe this. He's going to >> 1056, we have one female detained. >> As expected, the window lost the argument. An officer even sliced his hand open during the process. Unfortunately, Nicole still wasn't finished. She resisted, pulled away, and kicked an officer before discovering first hand that tasers tend to win debates much faster than words. One trigger pull later, she was out of the vehicle and on the ground. >> My ride is on the way. All right. >> Do you have anything in your pockets that's going to poke me, stick me? >> OKAY. >> MY RIDE IS ON THE WAY. IS THAT ALL RIGHT? YOU CAN RIDE OVER THERE. >> OKAY, WELL, you're going to be riding with us tonight. >> Okay. >> So, 54, we uh we got it covered. Where did my other guard go? >> He's on top of the car. >> Okay. Did they check that out? >> No, she said she got injured. I didn't see that till just now. >> No, I mean, it hurt for years, but I don't >> Turn Turn your wrist which way you want. Is that more comfortable or this way? >> Whatever you want. >> Well, I'm trying to help you, Nicole. Yes, okay? >> Whatever you want. I don't care. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> Let me uh >> You want them to come back? >> Let me uh >> Whatever you want. I don't care. >> I need to know. I mean, she says she's fine, then she's fine. They're going to be >> I'm just waiting for my ride. >> your uh Did you already Do you guys want this in 15 or you want me to take it? >> Here. Sorry. My hand's like weird. Okay. >> I'm not familiar with these. Can you check if that's double locked on yours? >> That's right. >> Cuz you got the lever. I don't know if it's double locked. >> I'm not doing [ __ ] >> All right. So, I want you to turn around. Just lean against the car right here. >> Okay. >> You can turn around. Turn Lean your back. >> Oh. >> Okay? >> Okay. Yeah, that's fine. >> Yeah, you can lean against the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm literally just waiting for my ride. I get a ride every day. >> I don't care. What time is it? >> It's 11:30. >> It's going to have to be audio wise well. >> I'm going to have to do it audio wise. >> think he has time for that cuz he has to >> I have so many friends that were leaving that were [ __ ] >> Let me go get my car. Let me go get my car. I'll be back. >> I'm literally waiting for MY RIDE. WHAT ARE THEY DOING? >> I EXPLAINED IT TO HER A COUPLE TIMES. >> TIMES AND she's just not getting it. >> Yeah, that's what happens when you're >> intoxicated. >> intoxicated. >> That's my fiance. AND HE'S >> HERE'S YOUR PHONE. IS THERE UH NICE. >> I MEAN, THEY'RE not going to find them. >> I threw this on the seat. It came out of her pocket. Nice. Hey Ben, did you see this? >> What is this? >> It's uh like Red Bull. Yeah. >> I saw it. >> Uh yeah, but you can double check me. >> Um Will they take that purse then? >> Yeah. >> Once at the station, the plot twist arrived. It turned out Nicole wasn't a first time contestant in this event. She was already on her third offense in 10 years, making her something of a returning champion. >> Oh, there's a line in the hallway? >> Yeah, like >> Oh, that works. Yeah, I'll do that. No, this line's too big. Um I'll use the one in the hallway then. >> So, do you you don't want us to shackle her? >> Yeah, don't shackle her. You can leave her in cuffs until I talk to my client, so but Um from that room. >> In the end, Nicole walked away with a shiny new collection of charges. Assault on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and driving under the influence DUI. What do you think of this woman? Don't forget to like {slash} subscribe, so you don't miss any new videos.