Come on. Look at me, look at me. I'm beautiful. Look at me. >> Yes. You keep talking. >> Yes. You want to kill me. >> A woman in Orange County, Florida, pulls into a handicap spot. She came to get her eyebrows done. What deputies were about to find would take considerably longer. On March 5th, 2023, Orange County Sheriff's deputies in Pine Hills spotted a black Infiniti. Every window, including the windshield, tinted well below the legal threshold. The car did not pull over. It circled. When the driver finally stopped, she parked in a handicap space she had no permit for. Small detail. It would not be the last one. >> Parking in a handicap spot. >> All right, yeah, I got it. >> Turn on your dash for 10 code 10-50. >> I'm code 10-50. >> Uh Silver Star in Pine Hills, Florida tag Alpha Kilo 90 Kilo Yankee on a black Infiniti uh with a known. Hey, stay off the radio. Hey, uh Purple, I'm sorry. Where you guys at? This guy looks like he might be uh >> Call 10-10. Traffic STV. Location >> Go get her, Kev. Where you at? All right, I got you. >> Hey Miranda, can you come over and bring this please? >> Hey, roll the windows down. Hey, windows. Windows. >> Pull over to the left. >> Yeah, I can't see. Huh? No. Pulling you over cuz your tint. You got a driver's license? >> Um No, are you going to have to look at my name? >> You have a handicap sticker? >> No, you just you just followed me and stopped me instead of uh >> Step out. >> pulling me over. My friend, let me record this. >> No, step out. Step out. Turn around. Hey, no, no, no, no, no. Don't play. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Hey, I didn't even do nothing. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. Stop. >> Hey, you're getting pulled over for this window tint. >> For my tint? So, why you restraining me like >> WE SMELL LIKE WEED IN the car. >> You ain't got [ __ ] to do with me. What the >> Stop. Come on, man. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You sound so ignorant right now. And everyone's looking at you. Congratulations. Look at you. LOOK AT YOU. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL NOW. OKAY. YEAH, I'M GOING TO HAVE TO LET ME GET THIS ON CAMERA. UH, Corporal >> I put the I put the video in her chain on the front. Her chain on the back. Taking your off THE THE YOU'RE going to jail. Okay. Awesome. Oh, wow. Oh, we You're quick, yeah. Can you Where are you going? Hi. I'm glad. >> You just not going to walk. We are DOING OUR JOB. >> BUBBLES FOR YOUR [ __ ] ass kids. >> THERE YOU GO. SHOWING YOUR EDUCATION. What is that at, Sarge? I don't know. Yeah, I love it. Unbelievable. >> Thank you for not reaching for >> Okay, why would I REACH FOR THAT? I'M NOT A I'M NOT A [ __ ] THREAT. I WAS JUST GETTING MY EYEBROWS DONE. WHY WOULD I REACH FOR THAT? YOU WANT to kill me? You want to kill me? >> All right, you have a good day. YOUR WEAPON IS >> THAT'S NOT MINE. WHY WOULD I POINT IT AT YOU? >> YOU HAVE YOU HAVE A GOOD DAY. YOUR WEAPON IS >> IT'S 5 MARK THAT BAD. MARK THAT BAD. >> SHE DIDN'T GET EVERYTHING. She didn't get [ __ ] tickets. She's going to get a ticket for her window. She's going to go to jail for this gun. She's going to go to jail for weed. >> Hey, Corporal. She She was going to try to flee. She She was doing this little circle and then she just kind of like freaked out and pulled in here. But she was doing this ridiculous circle. >> Total car, well, she gets everything. >> Hey, so Sarge, it was underneath this? >> Yeah. >> On the on >> Yeah. >> Concealed. Put underneath. Okay. Okay. Okay. Some weed right here, too. Yeah. Yeah, I could I I could smell it, too. I thought you saw like a I thought maybe you saw something I didn't see, but yeah, I could smell it. >> No, I saw the bag in here. It's like reeked. >> Yeah. >> Reeked, and then there's like shake and crap all over >> Yeah. Better than Better than that. Where is the serial number? Right in this little window. Uh 45774586, yeah. That's Yeah, that's it. Bro, I don't know what these white things are, but they're literally everywhere. Corbin, what the heck do you think this is? I don't really know. Let me see. Does it look like I don't know if it's gum or like >> you find it? >> I found a couple in the seat. I found one over there in the car seat. This one was in a book bag in the back. It is weird. Are they marshmallows? Did you squeeze them? I don't know, might be. Yeah, like a marshmallow like the ones that go in the hot chocolate or whatever. Yeah, that's what they look like. They might be. Hey. Vic, what what's she saying her name is? >> Genadi Myers 10 IEI 88 MYERS ain't got to lie. 46 July the 2nd, 1996. >> Genadi, relax. >> Yeah. No, cuz he didn't want to call >> Stop. Stop. You're the You're playing the victim. It doesn't work. Stop. Stop. No one No one's helping you. No one. No one. Everybody knows you're wrong. You're wrong. You got guns and drugs. Stop. Stop. So, this isn't yours? It's in the same bag. Oh. Oh. Oh. Okay, stop. Stop. STOP. KEEP TALKING. >> I'LL DO [ __ ] TO YOU. >> YOU KEEP TALKING. >> YES. >> You keep talking. >> Add them charges, [ __ ] you. >> talking. >> Add them charges. >> You keep going. >> US, too. So, when you stop, I will stop. >> You got me You are going to stop. >> LOSE YOUR JOB. >> You're going to jail. >> DOG, NOW TAKE ME. I'M LIKE A BALL NOW. SEE? >> GOOD NIGHT. >> You You won't HAVE A CAR. >> GO AROUND HER. Go around her. Go around her. >> She got no license. >> She did a birth date. >> It's It's It's the It's not a common thing. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, we're giving her a ticket for that. >> For a window For a window handicap. She's getting everything. >> Yeah. Yeah, get a tow truck. Yeah, get a tow truck. >> Stop! Stop! Stop! >> Yes, sir. >> That's your girl. She's wild. Huh? Is that >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's what it looks like. All right, cool. That's probably why she got pregnant. She kept dropping them under the seat. You probably need to make sure she takes us with her to jail. It did kind of look like the like mini marshmallows in the hot chocolate. It's hilarious. I'm coming up here to get my eyebrows done. This chick looks like a monster when she gets That was wild. She's wild. Jesus Christ, why are you so loud? Why are you so loud? >> The The thing that I found the funniest was she's trying to get everybody hyped up and everyone's just like >> I know, everybody's looking at her like, "What is this crazy lady doing?" Hold that for me real quick. >> And wait over uh total over 20 grams. >> You already weighed it? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Perfect. >> The deputy approaches, asks her to roll down the windows. She obliges, then immediately begins performing for the parking lot. Look at me, I'm beautiful. The cameras were already rolling. She did not seem to care. No driver's license produced, no handicap placard. She told deputies they were wrong to stop her, wrong to restrain her, wrong to be there at all. She was, in her own assessment, the victim. The parking lot disagreed. While she performed, deputies began what they came for. The windows tested below legal limit, that is a citation. On the passenger seat, visible from outside, a bag of marijuana, that is a charge. Then, the deputy opened the passenger door. Under a child's coat on the front seat, a loaded pistol. She had been standing 18 inches from it the entire time, telling them she had done nothing wrong. In Florida, carrying a concealed firearm without a permit, under Florida statute section 790.01, is a third-degree felony, up years in state prison, per count. She had been riding with it under a child's jacket. Inside the center console, more marijuana, a digital scale with drug residue. Deputies ran the serial number on the handgun to determine whether it had a history. The evidence pile was no longer small. While the vehicle inventory continued, she kept going, asking bystanders to record, shouting at the deputies, calling for someone, anyone, to validate what she was saying. Nobody did. They were looking at the gun. At some point during the search, deputies discovered an open alcohol in the vehicle, one more item for the list. She was, at this point, generating charges faster than deputies could write them. Here is what resisting an officer without violence means under Florida statute section 843.02. It does not require fighting back. Shouting, refusing commands, and obstructing the process qualifies. She had been doing all three, on camera, since the moment they walked up. The deputies were methodical. Each discovery documented, each item bagged. The woman weighed up 20 g of marijuana total, enough to push the charge from simple possession into a higher tier offense. Deputies noted this. She told officers the gun was not hers, that the marijuana was not hers, that none of it had anything to do with her. It was, all of it, in her car, under her child's coat, next to her digital scale, inside her center console. Before transport, deputies confirmed what they had. Tint violation, one ticket per window, handicap parking, another citation, open container, marijuana possession over 20 g, drug paraphernalia, resisting without violence, carrying a concealed firearm. The tow truck was called. On the ride to jail, the energy shifted. The performance stopped. She mentioned the smell in the back seat, told the deputy it must be him. It was not him. The woman was charged with carrying a concealed firearm, possession of cannabis over 20 g, possession of drug paraphernalia, resisting an officer without violence, and multiple traffic violations. In Florida, the firearm charge alone carries up to 5 years in state prison. That is before the drug counts. Lesson. The tint stop was the opening. What followed was a case built entirely by the subject herself through what she carried, how she behaved, and what she said on camera. The deputies did not manufacture this. They documented it. The deputies get an A. Clean stop on a legitimate violation, methodical inventory. They maintained composure through sustained deliberate provocation. Under Graham versus Connor, officer conduct is judged on reasonableness in the moment. Every decision here holds up. They let her talk. She obliged at every opportunity. The eyebrow lady gets an F. A concealed firearm, a scale with residue, open alcohol, no license, a handicap space she had no right to use, resisting throughout on camera by choice. Under Florida law, that is a felony stack with a 5-year ceiling at the bottom. She built it herself. She came to get her eyebrows done. Deputies had other plans. If you want more body cam footage, the stops that become something no one expected, hit subscribe. We post every week. Drop a comment. What do you think the sentence should be? We'll see you in the next one. >> At least give her At least give her four of them. >> Handicap spot, too. >> Handicap spot. She was crazy, dude. Hear that? She is She was way out of control. Yeah, that'll be a fun ride to the jail. Oh, she's just a monster, dude. I don't even think she's mentally there. I think she's just a monster. >> Before she's just a mad woman. >> You going to have fun going to the jail. >> [laughter] >> Oh, um, doc, where was that bottle? Is that alcohol? What percent alcohol? >> We're towing your car. >> [laughter] >> Must be you. There's no air vent between me and you. So, it's It must It must It must be you. It must be you. You know there's no air vent between me and you? You know that, right? I'm not going to smell you. What? You're weird. That's weird. I'm smelling you. That is odd. Come on.