Roll down your window and place your hands outside the car with the keys in your hand. GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW! >> [screaming] >> GET OUT NOW! GET YOUR HANDS UP! DO IT NOW! GET YOUR HANDS UP! WHAT BEGINS AS A routine traffic stop quickly escalates into a dangerous situation, forcing officers to arrest this woman. [music] But even as they attempt to apprehend her, she begins mocking them, further escalating the scene. You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. You're too fat to be a police. Just when officers believe things are under control, she does something beyond the expectations of everybody at the scene. Yeah, I have a bruise. >> Ma'am, I have I have a mole in that area. The right side of my body or the left side of my body? Okay, we're >> want me to get undressed? Do you want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? Do you want Keep your hands up. Yeah, I have that. All right, so it's on your right. On the night of July 22nd, 2024, a patrol car in Whitefish Bay, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, spots a vehicle passing at a dangerously high speed. But the officers have no idea that this will be far from an ordinary traffic stop. 148 traffic. 148. 4600 block [music] of Lake with a white BMW, Illinois plate. They were going upwards of 60. I'll take a second right away. They're taking off southbound on Lake. They're pulled over again just before Glendo. Take out the keys. 841 Glendale from El Camino. Turn the car off now. Roll down your window and place your hands outside the car with the keys in your hand. Put both hands outside the car. 10-4, she's just laughing in the car and just flipped me off. She's putting her seatbelt back on. She might take off again. Turn off the car and with the keys in her hand, roll down the window. She's taking off again. She's going southbound Stopped at Glendale. Didn't hit the sticks yet. After the driver disobeys cops multiple times, they decide to put an end to this madness and they have no option but to take drastic measures. She's taking off again. She's going SOUTHBOUND GET OUT OF THE CAR [screaming] NOW! GET OUT NOW! GET YOUR HANDS UP! DO IT NOW! GET YOUR HANDS UP! [screaming] PUT YOUR HANDS OUT THE WINDOW and shut off the car. Do it now! Shut the car OFF! DO IT NOW! 10-4, make sure she gets out. Do you want me to use the sticks or you want me back up? KEEP YOUR HANDS UP! KEEP YOUR HANDS UP! I got lethal I got taser. I got lethal. Out of the car, do it now. You're out of the car, do it now. Step out. If you run, I'm going to tase you. Face the car. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting. You almost hit me. >> [snorts] >> I'm on my heart. Have the driver out. You should be trying to learn about it. What are you doing? You should be what, ma'am? Why are you shaking? I'm not shaking. All right. >> You almost ran me over. No, that was a setup. Oh, you set me up? Did you set this up? No, ma'am. Is there anything on you? Any weapons? Anything sharp that will poke you? >> like I have weapons? People hide things everywhere. All right, let's take you back. Is there anything in your mouth? Open your mouth. All right, tongue up. All right. With the suspect identified as 35-year-old Mallory Griffin from Illinois, officers now move to prevent the situation from escalating further, but they have no idea that things are nowhere near under control. Is it Mallory? Yeah, it's Mallory Griffin. Mallory, what's your date of birth? Okay. >> You want my social security number? Uh, no, thank you. Okay. Are you feeling okay? Yeah, it's hot outside. >> Okay, I'm just asking if you needed any medical attention at all. No, but I need medical attention when I need directions. I'm lost. Okay. My navigation system's hacked. Okay. >> And I got a little lost coming home from a friend's house, and you arrested me for absolutely no reason and touched my body for absolutely no reason, and that's illegal. Okay. >> And you just arrested me for no reason when you should have asked me in the car, "Are you lost? Okay. Is your blood sugar low?" Are you diabetic? You should have asked that before you arrested me. Why was it >> Diabetes runs in my family, actually. So, I could be diabetic now, and you just put me in handcuffs because of my name. You should feel pretty stupid that you arrested me for no reason and say, "Are you lost?" when you saw that I'm from Illinois. Okay. And then I could have friends in Wisconsin. Okay. I could have been visiting my mom in the hospital at Madison, and my navigation system got hacked. I lost my phone, and you arrested me for no reason. You put me in so much trouble. If I had money because you arrested me and put me in a hot vehicle, a hot vehicle. If I had money, I would sue the out of you for arresting me for no reason, didn't ask if I was diabetic or if I was lost. Because you did not ask for my license, and you did not listen to yourself. You are making me sit in a hot police vehicle when I am dehydrated and thirsty, and it's summer, and there's no air in this car. That's why the window's down. Uh, you're just bringing summer air into the vehicle. You should think and lose some weight. You're a police officer. You should look like me. Skinny. You're too fat to be a police. See what happens. She's not a good influence is she? She's going to get fatter. >> [laughter] >> Stupid. >> [laughter] >> You're fat to be a police officer. She can't run. I haven't run in like 3 years I can still run. Of course I can I'm skinny. You know I grew up always being skinny. I WAS DOING DRUGS. >> [screaming] >> I'M SOBER. I'M SOBER. WOW, marijuana is legal in Illinois and Wisconsin. Who is doing drugs? >> [laughter] >> Oh my goodness. Oh this is no fun. This is how people get comfortable, huh? Police stop people up. You wonder how much of a reward they get? Do they get a bonus? No. They get underpaid to stand around and do nothing. Well, that's why they're fat. She's fat too. She's too fat to be a police officer. And she should be wearing contacts. And her hair should be braided. As time passes, Mallory's actions grow even more bizarre. She begins vaping while restrained in the patrol car, seemingly untouched by the chaos around her. Is that good then? Yeah, what's your number? 25. Thanks. 148 is that? I got it. >> [laughter] >> I'm so stupid. >> [laughter] >> Bye, Beemer. >> [laughter] >> Can you see? Can you see with those glasses on when you're when you're running trying to catch a a real robber? Don't your Don't your glasses fall off? I used to wear glasses when I used to do hair and they used to slip off my face. You do know you're that you're driving me somewhere illegally. Wow. And he's on drugs. Wow. Wow. Can we get McDonald's? No? Can we get you some sweet potato? How many sweet potatoes do you eat? How many sweet potatoes do you eat for dinner? Sweet potato? Or are you just zoned out? You do know that you should be on a very healthy diet if you're a police officer and not eat sugar? You're a little too overweight. This is not This is not fake. This is not just fake. This is not fake. This guy is not real, you know. You're going to get touched again? Thank you. You going to touch me again? Bringing someone so unpredictable to the police station only fuels more uncertainty as Milwaukee County officers prepare for the situation to potentially turn dangerous. Well, that was a good one. 794 this watch. Those 794 this watch. 2369 2369 794 You took that to be a gun. All right. It's mine. You can't have this. Let go. Come on. No. [clears throat] Who? By who says? It's mine. >> You're in our custody. No. Hey, somebody else come over here, please. Hm? Mhm. You should have taken them away before I got in the car. Is it a bomb? Okay. >> I could have blown it up. Never mind. You want to take this? Yeah. I'll just put it in I can hold it. Oh, no, that's okay. All right. All right, step out. Watch your step. I got I got 150 with me. I'm bringing him over to you for for transport. It's a little high. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. All right, step on the clean and feet. Face the wall. >> to weigh me, too? Face the wall. Let me do one last search. There's nothing on you? Oh, wow! What if that was a real gun? Separate your Separate your feet. Wow! WHAT IF THAT WAS A REAL GUN? That's great. Wow! Oh, my goodness. Undo your hands. When this cuff comes off, place it on top of your head, palm face up. Do it now. Do it now. Arm up. >> Do it. Then you can go to school? You're doing it. >> You can do it. You went to school. All right, you're just going to be uh Put me in a cell. Nope. All right, take your shoes off. You want the cell? Take your shoes off. All right, good morning. Take your socks off. Is there a freezer available? Do you need them for >> Take your socks off. Put me in the cell. We have an item collected. No, we have to go through the paperwork. Now that the suspect is in custody, cops move to process her, but Mallory has no intention of making it easy. I want to talk to All right, so I believe you are under the influence of something. I don't know if it's drugs or alcohol, so we're going to go through some field sobriety tests. I am going to have to take off your cuffs, okay? You got to listen to what we're saying, otherwise you're going to be to the bench again, okay? Does that make sense, Mallory? You did this to yourself. I did it to yourself. Okay. I was not going 60 miles an hour in a 30 mile per hour zone. All right, so first test, please stand up. Just face the wall and stand up. You're going to face me. Your feet, place it together. You're going to heel toe to toe and your hands are going to be down by your sides. For this test, you are going to follow the tip of my finger and just the tip of my finger with your head and not your eyes. Do you suffer from any medical conditions? >> I'm bipolar disorder and there's absolutely nothing wrong with me. Okay. I take medication. Okay. That's the only medication that you're on? What else would I be on? I'm not sure sometimes >> Cuz I'm skinny and I take Adderall? That is not what I said. >> a bad reputation and I don't know why? >> you had any head injuries in the last couple months? Why would I have a head injury? I don't know people's medical history. >> You should have asked that before you brought me to the jail. You should have asked me what was why was I driving so fast. You should have said, "Are you diabetic? Are you from Wisconsin?" >> We actually we can go over those questions right now before we do the test. >> me why you shouldn't have taken it this far. No reason. No. Okay. It's It's up to you. Do you want to go through the questions? Harrison, just ask the questions. >> All right. Are you sick or injured in any way? No. Are you on any prescribed medications? No, I don't need to take it anymore. I take Xanax when needed. So, are you That's a prescribed medication? Why wouldn't it be prescribed? Do you have any medications with you today? Look in the purse. You have it unless you just took it out. I don't have any of that in my purse. So, yes or no? No. Are you currently under a doctor's care? Tyroil, and obviously. Have you been hospitalized in the last year? Yeah. I have. For no reason. Just like I'm here for no reason. All right. Any specific medical thing you were in for? What medical thing? That you were hospitalized for? No. I just got thrown in jail in the psych ward for no reason. But while officers are at it, Mallory does something that shocks even seasoned officers at the scene. Do you have any cuts or bruises? Yeah, I have a bruise. Where is it? The right side of my body or the left side of my body? Okay, where is >> want me to get undressed? Do you want to see it? Do you want me to get undressed? Do you want No, keep your pants up. Is this your first time in secure custody being arrested like this? I don't know. I got thrown into the emergency room for getting in a car accident. But where were you arrested? Indiana. Were you arrested for that? I was thrown in jail and sat in cells for 5 days or 6 days. I don't know. Do you use alcohol or drugs? I drink alcohol when I get pissed off. Can you do what I can do? Can you do this in your cop? And I haven't worked out in 3 years. That's pretty good. >> cop? That's pretty good. No, I probably we do that. >> Yeah, you should. You should look like me if you want to be a cop. Okay. >> Same with him. He should look like him, but I bet he couldn't do what I just did. Put me in a cell and end it. >> All right. Can you see the tip of my finger? I don't know. Can you see without your glasses on, you're a cop? No, that's why I wear glasses. >> You actually shouldn't be a cop because you can't see perfectly. >> can you see the tip of my finger? I can see it. Take your glasses off and let's see if you can see it. Same with him. I wouldn't choose him to work in my police station. He'd have to do a test every day. With your eyes and your eyes only, you're not going to be moving your head. Nine nine more steps. One. Two. Three. All the way down to nine. >> [laughter] >> Just a couple things to remember. Look down at your feet, count out loud, keep your hands down by your side, don't stop until I tell you to do so or you feel you have completed the test. Do you understand the test? What? Do you understand the test? I don't walk. I think you should have done this on the street. Hm? Are you going to do it in front of the camera? Are you starting? I have flat feet. Of course I can't walk in a straight line because my feet are flat. That's why I got arrested in Indiana because my feet were flat and I went to jail for no reason. Cuz they said I was drunk and arrested a cop right in front of them. Not the cop. Are you done with the test? I just did the test. Okay. Can you do it without your shoes on? Let's see if you can [laughter] do it. Let's see if you have flat feet. Did they see your Did they check your feet before you were hired to be a cop? Did they check your eyesight before you were hired? >> if there were any other medical problems or issues that would affect your walking and your balance, you didn't say yes. With the first test complete, officers move on to more complex checks to determine whether she's under the influence, but this is about to get far more difficult. All right, next test. Feet together. Hands down by your side. You're going to be raising either foot of your choosing, whatever you want. You're going to raise your foot straight out with your foot parallel to the ground. You're going to raise it approximately 6 in above the ground. You're going to be looking down at that raised foot and you're going to count out loud 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 until >> That's not necessary. >> until I tell you to stop. >> not necessary. >> It's going to look a little like this. >> No, the only task that you need to do >> 1,000, 3 1,000, 4 1,000 >> Hey, how would I do it if I had flat feet? >> So on and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? Do you understand this test? No, I don't have a comprehension problem, obviously. Okay, do you want me to explain it again? Nope, I need it written on paper. You need it written down on paper. Are you a visual learner? You don't know me and you will never know. >> That's why I'm asking. >> You will never know if I'm a visual what type of learner I am because you would have to take a psychology >> to understand. We'd have to take a psychology class. So, what's wrong with me? I'm not sure. I'm trying to ask you questions. >> keep changing? Okay. Uh, do you want to do this test or not? I'll just do it. Okay, you may begin. Repeat it. I wasn't paying attention. Oh, you want me to repeat? Okay. You're going to choose whichever leg of your choosing. Your arms are going to be down by your side. You're going to lift Such a nerd. Do it with me. Do it with you? >> I needed it on paper, so do it with me. Do it with me. Walk me through it. >> You just said say it again. And walk me through it. And I just said walk me through it. I have a comprehension problem. I need to I said I need to see it on paper. >> So, do it with me. All right. >> Do it with me. >> HOLD ON. >> DO IT WITH ME. LET ME LET ME START THE CLOCK. All right. All right, go. 1 1,000, 2 1,000, 3 1,000 You're not doing what I'm doing. 4 1,000, >> So, lift it up higher. >> I said approximately 6 in. 5 It's not It's not necessary to do it that long. You shouldn't have air in here. 8 1,000, 9 1,000, 10 1,000, 11 1,000, 12 1,000 13,000, 14,000, 15,000. How come you're not doing it with me? You said you wanted to do it with me. I'm doing it. All right. Do you want me to sell? As Malorie refuses every attempt to cooperate, officers realize they need to take a more decisive approach. It's a preliminary breath test. It is not admissible in court. It's just to see where you're at, okay? Have you taken one of these before? Have you? Yeah. >> take it before every shift? No. You should. For what reason? Cops are negative alcoholics. Usually people don't do a breath test. >> person from the way they stand, talk, and act, and if they listen to people. You shouldn't touch a woman for absolutely no reason, any of you. You should ask if you've been molested or had PTSD and if your blood sugar is low. Or you're lost. Why are you driving so fast? You don't arrest someone for no reason that has severe PTSD. 30 mph is dangerous and you could have killed someone. >> was signaling for help. Yeah? I don't have a phone ON ME. MY GPS WAS NOT WORKING AND YOU arrested me for no reason. I have PTSD and this triggers it and this is not funny. >> to this officer right now. >> I'm going to be in a cell for no reason. >> I'm going to have you take a big deep breath in through the mouth and then blow out like you're blowing up a big balloon, okay? Big deep breath in for me. Through the mouth and then blow out. Good. Stop. Little too hard. Can't be that hard though. This thing's finicky. Needs a nice even >> have to get it every month? It's tested every month. Are you ready? Big deep breath but not that hard, [laughter] okay? Big deep breath in and blow out. Now, you got to keep going till I tell you to stop, okay? Let me get a new tube here. All right. I don't want to >> go. Now, I need you to take a deep breath in [clears throat] and blow out. Keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on, keep on. Good. You can stop. Thank you. Realizing the suspect's unsettling behavior is unlikely to stop, cops move her to a cell, but they are unaware of what is about to happen next. Before we ask you any questions, you must understand your rights. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court. I want to call my lawyer. >> to you if you cannot afford a lawyer. Do you >> supposed to say when you illegally arrested me. I don't know. All right, I'm going to continue. >> You're such a nerd. You look like a squirrel. You're so ugly. >> afford a lawyer, one will be I don't know. I hope you're a virgin still. Like, that's how ugly you are. appointed for you without charge prior to any questions. >> like Steven. >> If you decide to start answering questions at this time, you can stop anytime during the questioning. Do you understand your rights? No, cuz I was just sitting here and roasting you. That's fine. >> Yes, I am. >> need to get And I mean I'm completely unserious. >> That's great. Are you willing to answer questions or make a statement? >> You should have asked me those questions when you illegally put handcuffs on me. >> incorrect. So, is that a no? Don't worry, I'm hiring my own lawyer. Okay. All right. You do realize I have been arrested. THIS DOESN'T HAPPEN. THE first one IS FOR YOU. >> YOU DON'T SIGN CONTRACTS IN JAIL. YOU HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY GOD DAMN IT. GOD >> [screaming] >> DAMN IT. SIT DOWN NOW. I DON'T DO THIS [ __ ] IN JAIL. NO, YOU NEED TO SIT DOWN AND LISTEN TO ME. SIT DOWN. I DON'T DO THIS [ __ ] IN JAIL. I AM READING TO YOU INFORMATION. YOU ARE GETTING ON MY LAST NERVE. I HAVE BEEN SO BEEN TO YOU THIS WHOLE TIME. SIT YOUR ASS DOWN. I'M GETTING PEOPLE here to pick you up for SOMETHING YOU DID WRONG. NOW, YOU'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO ME. You don't have to say [ __ ] You're going to listen TO WHAT I'M SAYING. YOU HAVE four citations. They are municipal. You're going to see a judge today. >> Losers. So, the rest of them he will probably talk to you about. The first one is for resisting, obstructing an officer. You took off from a traffic stop. I waited That's 690 Oh, minute. You waited 1 minute. That is not a long amount of time. The next one is for exceeding speed zones. You're going 60 in a 30 mph zone. This is your notice of hearing. This has a date on it that says September 4th. Your court date is going to happen today, so don't worry about this. You're not going to sign it. I don't trust you with a pen. That's all your information. [laughter] You're going to get IT WHEN YOU LEAVE. WITH NO CLEAR EXPLANATION FOR HER BEHAVIOR, Milwaukee County Sheriff's Office deputies charged Mallory Griffin with operating while under the influence, resisting or obstructing an officer, speeding, and operating an unregistered vehicle.