Please do not disturb this area. >> I might have to ma'am. >> Get out of the car. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> You're under arrest. >> OKAY. OKAY. OH, SO YOU CAN GIVE MY GIRL FREE. SO, LET ME GO. LET ME GO. On May 10th, 2025, officers in Laurel, Maryland, responded to a chaotic scene at the city's main street festival after a driver refused to comply with traffic restrictions. Behind the wheel was 28-year-old Kaid Deerry Bostik, who claimed she needed to get through the barricade to get to work. But when officers denied her request, her impatience turned into recklessness, ending with a dangerous collision and a crowd in panic. I apologize, but I do need to go. So, can I move this? No, >> the road's closed. Can >> But that's what I'm saying. And all these residents, there's only one way out. >> I understand. But it was advertised. >> Yeah. So, they told me to move my car in here, >> right? But the road is >> is closed and we can't let people out. Okay. >> Okay. So, like I said, I apologize, but I'm not going to move this. >> No, you can't. You can't move the cones. The road's closed. 10 serving units at the top place. I apologize for the inconvenience. I'd be happy to call you a taxi. >> There has to be another way. I'm not taking a taxi all the way to Virginia. I work in Virginia. >> I understand and I apologize for the inconvenience, but unfortunately >> I don't have to come back. I just need to get out. I I need to get out. I need to get out. Like, is there any way you can call somebody to like >> I can't. Unfortunately, there's several people that I've had to say that can't come out, but this is just one of those times where I can't let you out. Uh, >> check with the fire rescue down there. They'll probably be able to help you. >> I'm really I'm not trying to be against nobody law, but I got to go. >> I I understand. I can't have you do that. >> But I I stop. You cannot move this. >> I'm telling you right now. >> I got to go to work. What do you want me to do? >> I have to go to work. >> You cannot get out. I can't help you with that. Please do not disturb this area. >> I might have to. Ma'am, >> I'm so sorry. >> You're going to be placed under arrest. >> Tenn of a vehicle trying to run through the road block. It's a two George Lincoln 4626. Stop. Stop your car. Stop. >> Excuse me, y'all. >> There's a lady running out on the street. STOP. We're at six now. >> Hey, >> stop. >> Stop. >> Get out of the car. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> You're under arrest. >> Okay. Go. Okay. Damn it. >> Okay. I'm just trying to get away. I just need to get to work. >> Okay, I'm done. >> We got a wall, please. >> Okay, >> in custody. >> All right, y'all got to report. >> I'm just trying to get to work. I live in an apartment for 6 PG. >> Oh, my mom, >> bro. Okay. Okay. >> Relax. >> Relax. >> [snorts] >> Get off. >> Just stay here. >> 10 to Adam. Five. Secure that vehicle. Oh, I'm tired of living here. >> Okay. >> Touch me another way. WE AR >> MOVE YOUR ARM. >> STOP. >> Everything's on camera. Stop. >> Right there. >> This is uncomfortable. My mom is right there. Call her. >> You are under arrest. >> Turn around. Sit on the wall. >> Sit. >> Okay. You can stop. >> Sit on the wall. >> So, can I call my mom? >> Do you have any injuries? >> What? >> Do you have any injuries? >> No. >> Okay. [snorts] >> Stop. >> Just sit on the wall. I just need to go to work. Like that's under arrest. So stop, >> bro. Where's my phone? Just call my mom. >> Oh, so you can GET MY GIRL, RIGHT? SO LET ME GO. LET ME GO. [screaming] LET ME GO. I'M JUST TRYING TO GO TO WORK, BRO. >> STOP. [laughter] >> RELAX. OH, [screaming] STOP. BRO, get me up. I'm just trying to go to work. I'm literally All I'm trying to do is go to work. >> You're not going to work now. >> Okay. Well, can you get off of me? >> Are you going to stop and sit? >> I'm trying. >> Sit. >> You may sit. You may not stand up. You may sit. with the Jeep. >> God >> said you can sit. >> Just sit. You're not going anywhere. You're under arrest. >> Pay how much to get out cuz I got to go to work. And who got my phone? >> You got it right here. >> You call my mom. She's literally in the apartment right there. >> No. >> [snorts] >> Who's going to hit nobody? >> You You almost hit 25 people coming out of the street. >> All you had to do was listen to me and you could have left. Instead, you bumped me with your car and then drove down the street and almost hit 16 15 people. >> What is wrong with you? >> I'm trying to get to work. >> Okay. We said you couldn't drive. You could have taken an Uber, but no. You wanted to drive your car out in the middle of the street. [snorts] >> And I told you my circumstances, so >> your circumstances don't justify your behavior. >> Well, maybe a judge can make reason with you. >> Okay. All right. Can you take me out these cuffs? They're uncomfortable. >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> HEY, stop touching me. Just get off me then. Just stop touching me. Sit and get off of me. >> I'm not getting off of you. >> I'm not about to do nothing. >> Based on your behavior, I don't trust the words coming out of your mouth. Okay. [snorts] >> All right. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. STOP DOING THAT. >> WHAT? >> CALL you guys to the station. >> Aiden patrol unit coming for transport. Damn. >> This is a planned thing. Her uh male counterpart asked if she could get out. Officer Kadiri gave them an option that he would escort them. That was like over an hour ago to get them out of the Seventh Street. They didn't come out to do it at that time. Then she just did all this. So, >> all right. Now, for real, can you tell my mom? >> No. >> You're an adult. How old are you? >> Yeah, you're an adult. I never said I wasn't. I'm just saying she's right there. Like literally right there. >> Okay. You're an adult. >> Okay. >> Stay there. >> Don't pull away. Don't pull away. We don't need any more of this. >> You're fine. You're fine. You're fine. >> Just be gentle. Put all of them as >> I got the phone. >> I'm just getting her ID, too. >> Is it key fob or what? And yeah, it be a key for this push to start. >> Let's turn that off. >> I'm looking for ID. That way it's a lot easier. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, it's like a special. There should be a button somewhere. >> Check, but these are double locks, so they're not going to tighten up on you. Okay, I got real quick. You give me one person. >> Thank you. Do >> you have anything in your pockets? Hang on. Just going to reach across. >> Hey, since you dealt with uh boyfriend earlier about the situation, you mind doing a uh >> Yeah. >> Yeah, sure. >> And just give me kind of the rundown on what that was this morning. >> Yeah. So, basically, yeah, I guess he went up to Wagner. He asked him um could he get out and that was at 7 in Maine, >> right? And Wagner said no. They're sorry to shut down. >> Parades. >> So he came up to me later. >> Parades. >> Yeah. So he came up to me and basically was just like, "Hey, my girl got to go to work. Like how can we get out?" And stuff. So I was like, "Hey." >> You should have paid attention. >> Yeah. Exactly. So I was just like, "Hey, I'll go talk to the officer." I was like, "She's there's no way she's going to be able to get out, you know, a couple hours from now, but if she comes outside right now, I can escort you up there. The officer is okay with it and you get out." So he was like, "Perfect." So he went inside, but he never came back out. So I guess essentially she came out whenever she was ready and just but she was made aware because I spoke to the boyfriend. >> So pretty much >> how do we know that that's her boyfriend? >> We don't other than him just saying like coming out to say my girlfriend needs to get out. Deberry Bostik was arrested and charged with seconddegree assault, resisting arrest, and multiple traffic violations after striking an officer and driving through the crowded street fair. The officer sustained minor injuries, and no civilians were harmed during the chaotic encounter. If you enjoy real police footage and true crime stories, hit the like button and subscribe for more engaging content.