Can I step out? >> You're just going to step out now? >> Can you back up a little bit? >> We're not doing this. Get around. >> I'm trying to get out. Ouch. Ouch. I'm trying to get out. >> Turn around for me. >> That's all I wanted to do. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm trying. My watch. Take off my watch. Take off my watch. Off the watch. Listen. >> Going in the car. >> My in the car. >> My watch. This stop isn't spiraling because of a weapon. It's spiraling because someone won't stop fighting and the only thing they care about is a watch. Meanwhile, the officer is trying to figure out basic identity. And by the end of this transcript, it turns into multiple felonies, including trafficking cocaine. Here's how it unraveled. >> How hard is it? My watch. >> Ma'am, get your leg in. >> Sir, please. My watch is It's hurting me. It's hurting me. Listen to what I'm saying. Bring your foot in. Resisting, >> bro. Take off my watch. >> We can't do that if you're not paying attention. >> All right, >> sir. It's hurting me. Take off my watch. >> My watch. I just want the damn watch off. This [ __ ] is too tight. >> Okay, but when you're fighting us, we can't take the watch off until you're done. >> At first, it's polite quick question, small talk. Then the paperwork part starts and the tone flips from conversation to commands. >> I stopped completely. I stopped completely. That's why I waited there and then I >> I'm saying when you made the right turn from poke. >> Sir, I I didn't do that. But that's what you say. Okay. I don't want to. >> Did you serve in the military? >> Yes, sir. >> Which branch? >> Army. >> Thank you for your service, man. >> Yeah, cuz that's crazy. >> Is this car yours? >> This my mom's car. >> My mom car. You have the registration insurance. I don't know. What's >> I'mma call her right now. Can I call her? >> It's fine. >> Is there a reason? >> Huh? >> Is there a reason? >> Let him explain it. >> Let him explain it. >> Hold on, baby. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> The instruction is simple. Drop the bag and step out. But instead of a clean exit, it turns into a tugofwar at the door. >> Open the car and get out of Get out of the vehicle. >> I am. I'm trying to change. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> Okay. Can I get myself? >> Nope. Get out of the car. >> So, you don't have a license, buddy. License not. >> I do have a license. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Hey, >> you're just detained right now. >> I'm only going to say this one more time. Drop a bag and get out of the car. Don't grab bottles. Don't grab stuff. >> No, we don't need that stuff. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> I didn't do that thing. >> You don't need that. >> And listen to what she latches on to. Not why am I detained, just my watch. But the more she fights, the more the officers escalate. >> Can you back up a little bit? >> We're not doing this. Get out. >> I'm trying to get out. Ouch. Ouch. I'm trying to get out. >> Turn around for me. >> That's all I wanted to do. >> Turn around. >> Wait. Get out, sir. >> I'm turning around. >> I'm turning around. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Sorry. Stop. Please. Can you stop? I'm trying. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm tired. My watch. My watch. Take off my watch. Take off of my watch. >> Turn around. Take off. >> Post on her head. Post on her head. >> Post on her head. >> I watch. I watch. >> Post on her head. >> I watch. >> Once things calm down enough to talk, the officer ships hard into identity because he claims the name she's giving him doesn't come back at all. >> Give me your hand. >> Put your hand under. Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. >> Oh, that's hot. >> How you doing, ma'am? You're going to get tased. >> You're You're about to get tased. >> Give me your hand, ma'am. >> Just comply. >> Comply. Hands comply. >> Comply. >> Give me your hands. >> Give him your wrist. And that's it. >> Hands. >> Give him your wrist. >> Hands. I >> last time. Hands. >> We understand that you're not. >> Yeah. With my hands. Please. >> Give me your hands. >> It was that simple. >> It was that simple. >> Please pick up my watch. My wife. Please. You pick up my watch. That's all I ask. Hey, I want you here, sir. Please. >> That's not how you >> And right after that, the stop stops being a stop because you hear it. Go, go, go. >> I just told you. I'm not lying to you, sir. >> Because I ran you through a national database and your name doesn't come back. >> That's impossible. That's impossible. Database, the state of Florida and all the United States. Impossible. That's literally impossible. >> I didn't lie about my name. You could my stuff is in. >> So if I So if I get your fingerprints, that's what it's going to come back to. >> Yeah. I have identification in the car. I wasn't I'm not I'm not resisting resisting nothing. >> You were resisting. Where is your identification at? In your bag. >> The male driver was charged with driving on a suspended license and trafficking cocaine. And it says the woman faced multiple felony charges, including obstruction, refusing to identify herself, resisting officers without violence, fraudulent ID use, and possession of drugs. Moving on, a stop in Florida that turns into broken glass. >> Break your window. >> You don't open the door, he's going to break that window. >> I'm going to break your window. >> You're not getting in my car. >> It's a free air snap. You're >> not under arrest. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. This one is supposed to be a basic window tent/tent check. The driver says he's from Las Vegas. The officer says this is Florida. He pulls out a meter once Griff calls it a tent meter and the number comes back brutal. He's going to tell me he's g you a tent. Huh? >> I'm from Las Vegas. >> You're from Las Vegas? >> Yeah. Okay. Nevada. >> Yeah. This is Florida though. >> Okay. >> You still have to abide by the Florida law visiting. So >> I know it's still a lawful reason for me to stop your car. It doesn't matter. Your license, registration, insurance. If you would let me just if I had could just come up and talk to you like a normal person, we would have done that. >> That shouldn't be mandatory when I'm out here. >> Okay. I I'll just take your license, registration, and insurance and and we'll be we can go from there. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Now, he runs the meter and the officer doesn't even hesitate. >> Can you roll your uh window up, please? Little bit so I can take the thing. All right. That's good. That's good. Okay. Roll it down a little bit. Thank you. 5% and the officer says the legal front is 28. Then he asks an address and everything detonates. >> 5%. >> 28 28 in Florida >> the front. >> So all right, that's the reason for the sub. >> From here it becomes a loop. He says warrant. They say obstruction. And when search comes up, the officer keeps repeating free air. >> Break your window. >> You don't open the door. He's going to break that window. I'm going to break your window in my car. >> It's a free air snap. You're >> now under arrest. >> You're under arrest for obstruction. I don't have a warrant for that. >> If you don't open the door, he's going to break the window. >> Under arrest. Open the door. Directly by your actions because y'all don't have no warrant to search. Period. >> Off of me. >> It ain't going to end well for you. >> We weren't going to search your car. He was running [screaming] this around the vehicle. Stop. For what? >> You flex up one more time. You're going to the >> Yeah, but for what? Y'all don't have no right. >> We do. >> No, y'all don't even have a warrant. >> We don't need one for free. Just let me go. >> Okay, let me go. >> You're under arrest and you're going to die. >> You guys are hurting me, bro. >> Yeah, cuz you're resistant. >> Okay, but you're done. >> Are you done? Are you done? >> Yes. Calm down. Like, why did y'all have to start the car? >> We explained that you were going to still don't make any sense. >> Are you going to let me finish? Are you going to let me finish? And then the officer says the quiet part out loud. >> That's against the law, bro. >> And if it's not else against the law or bang what a police officer says. >> I don't care. No, it's not. >> No, you guys have have to have a warrant to even search my car anyway. What the [ __ ] you mean? That's against the law, bro. >> It's against the law to obey what a police officer. >> No, I'm not obeying [ __ ] You don't have a warrant. >> Then mid argument, an admission slips out. Marijuana card? >> No. Okay. >> That's I got that from my mom. >> What? >> Huh? >> Got what from your mom? >> A medical? >> What medical? >> She gave me some marijuana. >> Okay. >> Okay. She just admitted to her mom giving us some. >> Okay. >> Sir. >> Okay. >> Listen, they don't have probable cause to search my vehicle. >> Uh, swing your feet in for me real quick and we'll come back and talk to you. Okay. >> And after that, the talking stops in the right start. Well, get your shirt on. >> Spread your limbs. >> 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 any questions and have them with you during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish. You decide to answer questions without a lawyer present. You'll still have the right to stop answering at any time. >> The subject was charged with resisting an officer, possession of cannabis, possession of cocaine, and destruction of evidence under $200. Now the next one gets crazy. I know my rights. Meet step out of the car. >> Ma'am. >> No, I know my rights. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we're law. Okay. And you right now are being detained. >> No, you're not. You're not. >> Just step out of the car so I can speak to you. If you did nothing wrong, I'll literally talk to you and then you guys are good to go. >> This call starts with a couple claiming it's a family issue, but nobody wants to separate. Every request gets argued and the officer keeps repeating the same word. Detained. >> Who? >> Us. >> You, too. Okay. You mind stepping out of the car for me? >> No, you're not stepping out of the car. You don't have to. >> Just so I can talk to you over here and not in front of her, >> ma'am. >> No, I know my rights. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, we're law. Okay. And you right now >> are being detained. >> They keep demanding grounds and proof. The officer keeps saying, "We're investigating and you're stalling." >> No. You cannot detain us because we have nothing wrong. >> You are not going to interrupt me again. >> First of all, sir, >> you're not going to interrupt me again. >> You're going to make this a whole lot worse. >> I didn't say you did anything wrong. I'm just asking if you could speak to me. >> So, why am I being detained? >> If you're good to go, I'll let you get back in the car and you can leave. >> I'm good to go >> right now. That's not for you to decide. >> Oh, it is. >> Okay. >> Because you have no grounds. If you prove any grounds, by all means, then say it. We have been here thinking about different things. If we have broke any law, then prove it to us. >> That's what court's for. I need to know what's going on. And in order for me and my partner to do that, we need to speak with you separately to ensure that both of your stories add up. >> Then the transcript spells out the escalation point. Officers see they smell alcohol and see signs of possible intoxication. So they want sobriety tests. >> The operation the vehicle is being operated. [music] You're in the driver's seat. They immediately smell the odor of alcohol. They notice other displays of behavior that indicate to them that you might be intoxicated. You're [music] completely lawfully required at this point to step out of this car so we can conduct those tests. If you refuse If you refuse, you will under arrest for obstruction. I want my lawyer. >> You want your lawyer here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, when you're arrested, >> you can contact your lawyer. >> He wants a lawyer on the spot. The officer's answer is blunt. Not how this works. And after enough refusal, they stop asking. >> You are passively resisting. You are refusing a lawful command to step out of this vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. That's a law. >> Now, you're passive resisting. Now, we're authorized to remove you from the car cuz you're not listening to us. If you resist us physically and we'll get you out of this car, you'll be arrested. >> Wait, wait, wait. Who's pushing the car? Get out of the car. Don't get out of the car. He's not driving. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> He's not driving. >> Get out of the car. >> He was never driving. >> He was never driving. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going I'm going to do not do this. Holy [ __ ] >> Stop tensing up. >> Now the driver is in cuffs and the passenger pivots to the phone, lawyer, video, and panic while officers keep giving one instruction. >> It's not I want to cooperate, but they're telling me that they're going to take me out of my car. >> Step out of >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> They ask you listen. If they ask you to get out of the car, you must cooperate. >> And do what? >> Why? >> Get out. Step out. >> He's on his way. I called the lawyer, but you have to cooperate. Okay. You cannot fight the law. >> They threw law on the floor. I have a video of what they did. >> Listen, I hope they're listening. My son is ill. He has a bad heart. And he has a bad >> Yeah. and they threw him on the floor. >> But she still won't step out. So officers make the next move. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh no. No. No. No. Do not touch me. >> Come on. >> Oh, now they're now they're pushing me. Now they're pushing me. >> I got this one. >> You don't have to anymore. >> You get on your stomach. >> Three surgeries on me. One, two, three. Do not push me. >> I tell you to walk. Walk. >> Oh, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Both were charged with resisting an officer obstruction and Dwey for driving under the influence of alcohol. When the stop turns into a power struggle, everything gets worse fast. A watch becomes a battle. A tint meter becomes a broken window. And I know my rights turns. And to step out on repeat. If you want more body cam breakdowns to subscribe and comment which moment was the point of no return for