I'm giving you a lawful order to give me your documents. >> I had to pee so bad, sir. >> Pull your dress down, ma'am. >> Don't waste your time. My tampon is bleeded out. Can you pull it out? >> No. Absolutely. >> On April 18th, 2025, while on patrol, an officer noticed a car speeding through a 25 mph zone and signaled it to pull over. The driver, a woman, appeared visibly intoxicated with glassy eyes and slurred speech. She was accompanied by two passengers and immediately proved uncooperative. The situation quickly escalated as the officer worked to gain control. >> Hey guys, how you doing? >> Hello. How you doing? >> Good. I'm patrolman radio with DPD. Just so you know, my camera is on. Can I have your license registration insurance? >> I'll let you know once once I have all your documents over. >> I need all your documents. >> What's the reason you pull me over? >> License, registration insurance. >> Reason you pull me over, sir? I'll let you know once I identify you and have all your documents. >> What's the reason you pulled me over? >> I'm not doing that. >> Not happening. What's the reason you pulled me over, sir? >> I will explain to you once I have all >> What's the reason you pulled me over, sir? >> I'm giving you a lawful order to give me your documents. >> What's the reason? 109 reporting someone's knocking on her door. >> Sorry. >> And still might be around the property, but she's not. >> Listen, did you pull me over? >> Ma'am, like I said four times already. >> I will. >> Yes, I will explain to you once I once I have all your documents, your license, your registration, insurance, that's a lawful order. >> You want to make this a bigger issue, we can do that. >> No, I don't want to make it a big issue. Okay, good. >> No, I don't. He could wait till I'm ready. You ain't about to play with me. >> I sure do. >> Thank you. >> Yeah, take your time and stuff. Whatever else you need. Let me know. >> I stopped you for going 52 and a and >> Do what you got to do, sir. >> You said you were doing 52 and a 25. >> So, do what you got to do, sir. >> 25. >> Do what you got to do. >> Where you guys coming from? >> Do what you got to do, sir. >> It's not my car. I can't answer these questions. I was just lied to, sir. >> Okay. >> You can hop out. >> Please >> hop out of the car for me. >> Okay. >> What's the What's the situation? >> That's fine. So big. >> Hey, just step back there for me. >> Mhm. >> Just step back there on the sidewalk. Let's >> What? Let's step on pee real quick. >> No, we're we're in public. You can't pee in public. >> I really have to pee, sir. >> Just step on the on the sidewalk for me. >> I have to pee so bad. >> Our intention is to get you out of here very quickly, right? >> I know, but I have to pee so bad. >> I understand. >> Can I please? >> No, you can't. >> It's going to be a charge, right? >> You just got to hold it for a little bit. I >> know, but I have to pee so bad. >> I understand. >> Why are y'all asking me to step out here? >> Just uh cuz he's going to explain everything. >> Okay, but I have to pee. I got a warrant for my arrest. >> No. I'm still working on our car. >> Sir, >> he was just concerned about you driving. >> Mine? >> Yeah. >> I had to pee so bad, sir. >> Can you just give us a few minutes? >> I want like the bush. >> You can't get somebody's property. >> I have to pee so bad. Sir, I have to pee so big. >> It wouldn't allow me to in establishment. They told us it was time to go. >> Do I have If I have a warrant, tell me. You don't have a warrant. >> So, why can't I pee? I promise you, I have to pee so bad. I'm not making nothing up. Y'all can do whatever y'all want to do. I >> The scene opened like any routine stop, license, registration, insurance, but our leading lady seemed allergic to compliance. The officer repeated his line like a broken record and she countered with defiance wrapped in attitude, waving entitlement like a trophy. Then suddenly her bladder crisis became a national emergency. >> Do I have to pee? >> Ma'am, where are you guys coming from? >> Where am I coming from? I'm coming from the establishment in Esburg. It doesn't matter. That's none of your business. I have to pee. >> Okay. Anything. >> Can I please pee? Anything to drink tonight? >> No. >> Nothing at all? >> Yeah. Please pee. >> No, >> you can't pee in public. >> Okay. Once once we get you out of here, you can pee. >> Okay. >> All right. I need to do a uh a test on your eyes just to make sure you're okay to drive out of here. Okay. >> You understand? Have you ever had that done before? >> Absolutely. What's up? >> Okay. Um >> Yeah. It's better you take those off. >> Have you ever been through that test before? I >> have. Okay. going to let you know once again. >> This question is part of my test so you need to answer it. Do you have any and I will do you have any medical conditions? >> No, I have to pee. >> Okay. >> I have several medical conditions. I don't have to disclose that to you. No, I don't. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? >> Yes, I do. And I don't have to disclose that to you. I have to pee. >> And I'm going to say it once again. I have to pee. Do you hear me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Once again, I have to pee. Do you hear me? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Just stand over there for me. >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm going to ask that you face me. Absolutely. >> Guess a couple things. When you go to court, what I've been telling you is going to follow up. So, do what you got to do. >> I just want to reiterate a couple things because if you do these things, the test won't work. You can't move your head. Okay? >> Don't make it fast. >> You got to go. >> Don't pull my head up to the wires. Don't do that. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. >> You see the tip of my pen? >> You can see the tip of my pen. >> Do what you got to do, sir. >> I'm asking you a yes or no question. Can you see the tip of the pen? >> I don't have to. That's my right. >> Okay. The instructions are, can you stand with your feet together and your arms down with your head? >> I cannot. >> Can you follow the tip of the pen with just your eyes? >> I have reasons why I cannot. >> Can you tell me those reasons? >> Okay. >> That's my right. Right or wrong? >> It is. But the best thing for you to do is to give us as much information as possible. >> And that's what I'm here for. But that is my right. >> You're not doing that. >> But that is my right. Right or wrong? >> We want to We want to have as much info as possible when we make our decision. >> Is that my right? >> Sure. You don't have to do the test. >> Is that my right? right or wrong. >> Okay. >> And I'm not She doesn't want to do it. >> I'm not denying. Absolutely not. I'm here for it. Let's do it. >> So, you're ready now. You want to do the test? >> I've been ready. I never denied. >> Well, you just told me no. >> I never denied it. >> All right. Real simple. >> I'm asking you if that is my right. Can you answer me? >> Yes. That's your right. You >> What am I denying? >> Nope. Let's start over. Is that my right? Yes or no? >> Okay. I don't want to have a a very right. Yes or no? I want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to any type of text. Is that okay? You understand why we're doing this test? >> Absolutely. >> I just want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to anything. >> I respect your rights. >> Is that okay? >> That's okay. I respect your rights. >> I just I'm going to reiterate myself. That's okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> I just want to make sure my rights are respected before I agree to anything. Is that okay? >> Your rights. >> I'm asking you, sir. >> Your rights are respected. I'm I'm answering your question. Your rights are respected. >> To comply with anything that you ask me. >> So, you're ready now? >> Absolutely. I was ready the first time. >> Okay. >> Let's go. >> Do you see the tip of my pen? Do you see the tip of my pen? >> Our broken Barbie kept repeating her bladder emergency like it was a presidential alert. She pleaded, debated, and negotiated as if the fate of humanity hinged on one bathroom break. Then she shifted from bathroom rights to constitutional rights in record time. Entitlement oozed from every word. Her expressions rivaling a full-blown Disney villain audition. >> Yes or no? >> Can you follow it with just your eyes, not your head? [Applause] So angry. >> Definitely four. It looked like six, too, which she started to shiver a little bit, but definitely four. >> All right, ma'am. I just have to do um >> Yeah. >> Do whatever you have to do, son. to do the walk and turn in the one leg. Um, do you have any medical conditions that would affect your ability to perform this test? It's it pretty much require to walk in straight line, heel to toe, make a turn, and come back. No medical conditions that would affect it. All right. Um, I just need you to stand with your arms at your side. >> I am an evening, so does that matter? And I'm out here cold. And I also have a hyperactive firework. that will you know my my camera's on and and that will factor into >> and I have a hyper >> okay >> I'm also bipolar I don't know if mental health mental I don't have >> yeah no no it all matters just hang hang tight for one second so I just need you to um stand with your >> mind if I place my shoes in my bag in my car >> if you want to just put them down on the ground for now you can >> I don't feel comfortable that >> want me to put them on the back of your car on the trunk >> I'd appreciate but I could just lay sit in my car but that's Okay. >> How about I bring him to the car? >> I'd appreciate if I could do that myself because I'm not in custody. So, I don't understand what the issue is. >> Well, we got to do the test, right? >> Right. And I'm not declining it. I'm here for it. I'm not fleeing. I just would like to place my items in my property. >> You can't do with shoes in your hand, though. That's all. >> Absolutely. So, that's why I'm asking you, can I place my items in my own vehicle? Is that okay? Yes or no? >> No. >> No. >> I can put the >> No, it's okay. Whatever you guys want. I'm here for y'all. You guys aren't complying with me. I'm gonna comply with you because that's my job. I'm here to comply with you. You guys don't want to comply with me, I'll fight it later. >> Okay? >> I promise you I will. >> So, just to start, I need you to stand with your >> Whatever you want me to do. Talk to me. >> Nope. Just stay right there. >> Okay. >> Stay right there facing this way. So, I need you to stand. >> I don't feel comfortable until I'm able to release whatever I have in my hands and on my back. >> Like I said, I can barefoot. I don't feel comfortable. >> I can take them and I can put them on the trunk. >> I'm barefoot. I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. Would you rather perform them with shoes on? >> Absolutely. Not with pants. >> Do you have shoes? >> Not with pants. >> I have socks. >> Do you have socks? I don't even know how to do You want your socks to get you your socks? >> Okay. >> Whatever you want. >> Can I take all this stuff off of me? Yes or no? >> They're telling me no. >> Yes. >> It's weird. >> But you're telling me yes. What is that? >> Take your stuff off. Whatever. Whatever you need to do. >> Would you like to put this back in your car? >> Whatever. >> They telling me no. Why are you telling me yes? That's weird already. >> Okay, ma'am. I just need you. >> I do not feel comfortable barefoot. No, I do not. >> Where are your socks? >> Yes, please. >> Where are they? >> Every question was treated like a personal attack. Every instruction a threat to her sovereign rights. She guarded her heels like sacred relics not to be touched by mere mortals. Honestly, the cops probably needed a medal or therapy after dealing with the walking talking embodiment of entitlement. >> Yeah. Come right here for me. >> Do I need to be sure? >> Yes, ma'am. I have rights. >> Yes, you have rights. >> Okay. >> So, what's up? >> I need you to stand right here. >> Absolutely. >> With your arms at your side. Nope. Stay right there. Stand with your uh your right foot in front of your left foot touching heel to toe. And I need you to remain in this position. Do you understand? When you get to nine, >> ma'am, it's going to be like this. When you get to nine, you're here. You take a small turn. >> What's your [ __ ] dress? >> Pull your dress down, ma'am. Y'all cannot both obligate me to do that. I've I've I've reiterated myself several times. Yes or no? >> Have I reiterated myself several times? Yes or no? >> Do you understand the test? >> Absolutely. I sure do. Do you understand what my circumstances are? >> Stand by one second. >> Absolutely. >> Stay right there. >> Absolutely. Do you understand what my circum >> What's your Can I talk to you for a second? >> Do you see how this is? It's not fair. >> Listen here. >> I'm telling you that I We're trying to protect you. >> I already We are trying to protect. Okay. >> Absolutely. And I'm willing to do whatever it is. Well, well, first of all, can I can I can I say a word? >> Can I say Can I get a word in? >> What's your name? >> What's my name? >> Call Sergeant. >> I am a Sergeant. What's your name? >> You don't know your name? >> Are you sure? Really? >> All right. Here's the deal. We need to make a decision. We're trying to protect you and your baby, your passengers, and other people on the road. Okay, we got through one test. Okay, this is a time. >> I'm not declining anything. I promise you I'm here for it. >> Ma'am, please let me just finish. Okay, >> we need to make a a a constructive decision based on what we see. Okay, we did one test. We need to get through one or two more tests. It's probably like another five or six minutes and in most and be on your way. Okay, >> that's fine. >> He's asking you to do one test, but you're you're you're arguing with him. Okay, if you have issues with him, you have issues with him and him or me. >> It's my uncountability. >> You can make a you can make a complaint. That's fine. Yes, you can. >> I don't want to. >> All right. But ma'am, you're saying you're willing to do these tests? >> I'm here for it. >> Then this is the last opportunity. Do this test and we'll get you out of here. Okay. >> And if it's not, then what? And if they're not satisfied with me complying, then what? >> Well, we're we're have to make a decision on your sobriety based on what we have. >> Okay. >> Okay. You do not by law have to perform these tests. And we're not going to hold that against you. But any decision we make, >> if I don't, then what? >> Well, I can't predict the future, but I'm just going to tell you that any decision we make will be based on our observations. >> So, if I don't comply now, then what? >> I don't know because you >> I'm asking you. >> You can't I We're not there yet. Okay. >> Okay. Well, I'm asking you not. I'm not denied. But there I don't have an answer for you. >> Could you please answer that for me? >> It's an impossible question to answer. >> That's not true. >> I just I just explained to you what could happen. Okay. If you do not perform these tests, okay, that's your right. However, any decision we make on upon your sobriety will be our our observations, what we saw you driving, your physical your physical um you know, anything we observe physically with you. Okay? So that's how we make our decisions. Okay? So, if you want to perform these tests, get through them. >> I don't wish to, but I will if you realize I will. >> Okay, then. Listen off the radio. >> I don't wish to know. >> Pardon? >> I don't wish to know. >> It seemed like a scene straight out of a comedy movie. Our heroine spreading her arms like a malfunctioning windmill, dress pulled up as if flashing the cops might win her leniency. One moment, she wanted to do the test. The next she was questioning its very existence, arguing with the confidence of confusion itself. You don't want to do the test? >> I don't wish to. No. >> Okay. So, >> are you guys requiring me to? >> We're asking you to perform these tests. >> But I don't wish to. No. >> Okay. >> These are how we determine. >> Are you requiring me to, >> ma'am? >> So, I don't wish to. What are you asking me? I'm telling you more than once, several times. I've said it more than once. I do not wish to know. >> Okay. I I just want you to understand we >> I understand. Absolutely. I >> ask you to demonstrate these tests. >> Absolutely. I do. I don't wish to now. >> To make sure you're okay to drive. >> So what now? >> Okay. Just hang out for one second. >> I don't wish to. No. >> Okay. Just hang out for >> So what now? >> Just hang out for one second. Okay. >> Yeah, >> ma'am. >> Yes. >> Just uh place your hands behind your back for me. >> Okay. I have a warrant. >> Do I have a warrant? >> Yes. >> Just place your hands behind. Do I have a warrant? >> Turn around for me. >> Do I have a warrant? >> Do I have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I have a warrant. >> Hands behind your back. >> Absolutely. If I have a warrant, I will. Do I have a warrant? You have a warrant. Trans >> for what? >> What's my warrant for? >> We'll tell you in a second. >> Because you wouldn't cooperate. >> What's my warrant for? >> You don't have You don't have a warrant. >> I don't have a warrant. So I arrested for >> DUI. >> They're all numbering them up. me 272 722 72 749. Oh, great. Yep. >> All right, man. >> Call me. >> So, why am I getting arrested? >> For DWI. >> For what? >> For driving while intoxicated. And I prove that to you guys. >> Based on our observations, yes. >> Yes. >> All right, ma'am. Hop in the car. >> Did you hurt? Did you Were you >> receptive my other observations? >> I needed to take a seat. >> Were you receptive to my other observations? I'm just listening to me. Look at me. Look at me in my eyes. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm telling you that I ain't pregnant >> and I'm also bleeding. Okay. >> And I'm doing these women a due diligence of picking them up. >> Okay. So you could transfer me to the hospital? >> I need you to get into the car now. That is >> As long as you agree to transfer me to the hospital first. >> If you need to go to the hospital for some reason. >> First, I will agree to that. >> I need to get into the car first. >> If you agree to that first, >> we'll discuss it once you're sitting. >> No. >> No. I'm asking you >> We will have first aid. >> I'm asking you to comply with my request now or I'm not agreeing to anything. No. I'm already doing a due diligence by picking these women up. You're crazy. Not happen. >> Take a seat for me now. >> No, >> it's an order. >> Call the ambulance. >> Don't meet us at head. >> You're being charged. That's why you're in handcuffs. >> Call the ambulance because I'm >> here. Here's what's going to happen. >> And I'm physically bleeding. >> You guys seen it on camera. You seen it. There's probably blood on the sidewalk up there. >> She questioned everything. Like each request was a personal violation of her royal decree. The officer's patience finally snapped and the cuffs made their grand entrance. But even those steel bracelets couldn't restrain her aura of entitlement, carrying it proudly like a crown that refused to fall. >> We'll get you >> and I'll be here till they get here. >> Do you or do you not want to go to the hospital? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Take me to the hospital. >> For what? >> Take me to the hospital. >> Do you need to have a complaint? What's your complaint? >> Yes, I do. >> We had and that's what we had. >> And I did to the test. So why? >> No, you didn't. No, you didn't. No, you did not. >> I did. >> No. Merror, come on. If you're on body cam, >> I not doing it. >> You refused. How many? You refused. >> How did I refuse? >> You said I'm not doing this. I'm not. >> Did I not say do it with you? >> We got to run it back. >> We got to run it back. >> Don't I I be careful. >> I didn't do it with you. >> No. >> Until the point where I felt like I couldn't do anything but piss myself. We have it all on camera. >> You said your rights were being violated because of >> I felt like that, but I still complied. And even after you walked away, did I not do it with him? >> Hold on. And then I You asked me, "Do I have to do the test?" I said, "No, you don't have to be." >> And when you walked away, did I not do it with him? >> Let's Let's be straight here. You're not being straight with me. >> Okay. >> Whatever you say, sir. But when you walked away, did I not do it with him? >> I tried, right? You >> You tried to do the Yes. >> And what did I do? I pissed on myself. Am I Am I Are we lying here? >> No, that happened. >> All right. So, what are we talking about? I never denied one test. >> Oh, the last two tests. I told you. He said, "I feel like my rights, my rights are being violated and I still complied and I still participated whether I pissed on myself or not." Right or wrong. >> You for like you b you briefly participated. It's a process. It's not just it's not just >> right. It it didn't happen, right? And I'm still willing. I'm not denying. >> Why are you antagonizing? I just said >> because I feel some type of way. I just >> said you cooperated for the first multiple facets. >> I'm still willing to cooperate. You want to know why ambulance? >> You want to know why? Because my bladder is not full. But guess what? Whe the ambulance are coming or not, I'm still pregnant. >> But what are we going to do? >> Whatever you want to do, I'm What are we going to do about somebody's house? You can't you can't >> Why wouldn't he be able to? >> I mean, I'll call him and let him know exactly what's going on. So, >> I already have his phone number. >> Call the number and leave me at the precinct. We're not going to the hospital. >> Okay. Go to the precinct. Go to the precinct. >> Let's go. >> Go to the precinct. >> Yes, we are. >> No, you're not. You're getting >> Call 2727. >> The faster you get, the faster you get out. >> Let's go. >> Don't waste your time. My tampon is bleeded out. Can you pull it out? >> No. Absolutely. >> All right. So, hurry up. >> My tampon is literally bleeding out. Y'all just watch me piss on the floor. I'm suing y'all. >> Sit back. >> That's fine. That's fine. Relax. We're almost done. >> Y'all watch me piss in front of y'all. That's humiliating. >> We're almost done. Okay. cuz I'm doing my due diligence. >> She acted like the cops had formed a secret council just to put her in cuffs. In under a minute, she shifted from victim to philosopher to self-declared martyr. An entire drama series in one breath. The officers looked exhausted, battling a brick wall of entitlement that refused to crack until the very end. The female was charged with driving while intoxicated and speeding. If you enjoyed watching this video, make sure to like it and comment your thoughts below. 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