She says she's just a bad driver. And honestly, that explanation might sound funny at first, but two separate complaints about swerving immediately change the situation. Officers aren't just dealing with bad parking skills here. They're trying to determine whether this driver is actually safe to be behind the wheel. >> Where are you coming from? >> Harry, I just I love my music a lot. >> Music, okay. Do you have your ID on you? >> I can check. >> I just need you to Look at where you're reaching, my dear. It's right there, okay. All right, you good? >> Yes, I'm sorry. I'm just stressed. I don't >> why are you stressed? >> Cuz I've been pulled over like once before. >> Okay, here. Put your Put your butt back back there, okay? >> 2004, how old does that make you? >> That makes me 18. >> 18, okay. >> What's your first name? >> Ellie. >> Ellie. Hey, Ellie. Do you know what time it is right now? Don't look without looking. Guess. >> About like 6:30. >> Okay, it's about like It's right now it's 7:15. Is there anything that you did today that you think, in terms of medications, alcohol, prescribed, not prescribed drugs, weed, anything like that that you took today that you think would impair your driving? >> No. >> Okay. Did you Have you had any alcoholic beverages today? >> No. I have been sober for 6 and 1/2 months. >> Okay. What about marijuana? Any marijuana today? Okay. What was the last time you smoked marijuana? >> I'm sober from alcohol, but not marijuana, but marijuana was probably like yesterday or 2 days ago. >> Yesterday or 2 days ago? >> But I don't think it would impair my driving today. >> Okay. All right. Um so, since you've been at Target, you have not consumed any alcoholic beverages. Okay. >> And that's And they could check the cameras and see that I didn't >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um is there anything illegal that you may have in the car. >> No. >> Okay, so do you have no alcohol in the car? >> No. >> Okay, no cannabis, weed in the car. No prescription medication not prescribed to you or any other drugs in the car. >> like what's it called? Uh What's it called when you take things that are like extra vitamins for you? >> Like multivitamins? >> Kind of, but like uh >> If it's something like over-the-counter, >> Yeah, it's like they sell them at Target. >> Yeah, that's not that's not >> Supplements. That's what it's called. Supplements. Okay. Yes, I've taken some supplements. >> Okay, our concern is we had two people call in saying that you were swerving on the road and we just wanted to make sure you were okay to drive. >> And and stumbling. Okay. After they saw you get out of your car. >> I pro- I promise you I'm >> So so so I >> literally call my boyfriend and have him tell you how clumsy I am. >> so so here's the deal though, okay? I appreciate it. All right, I appreciate what you're saying to me. However, we have a little bit of a problem. Okay? So I'm going to give you an opportunity to be honest with me, okay? Because when you opened your door, I saw the bottle of vodka that's in your driver's side of your door. >> have it. >> Okay. Well, I saw it. >> Well, >> Hold on. I don't I don't want you I don't want you reaching in your car. >> Well, I you could open the door. >> Okay, I'll open the door. You can stand with Officer Officer right here. >> I'm just saying I don't have a bottle of vodka in my side door. You can >> Okay, so are you okay with me opening and looking? >> Yes. Maybe she saw it wrong or something. >> Yes, she can she can open and look at it. >> Okay. So Okay. >> [snorts] >> So now we have a problem, okay? >> What? >> I have a I have a really big problem. >> What? >> Okay. Now we're not cool. >> Why? >> Okay. And I'll explain to you why we're not cool. Because I saw it there. >> I promise you it wasn't there. >> Your everything's on video, okay? So, now what we're going to do is I'm going to have you stand by with these officers and I'm going to search your vehicle. >> You don't have the warrant to do that. >> Actually, I have probable cause cuz I observed alcohol >> You don't have warrant to do that. >> Because I observed alcohol >> right to not let you search my car. >> Okay, so >> I have a right to not let you search my car. >> No, I have a right to not let you search my car. >> We're not doing this. >> I have a right to not let you search my car. >> We're not We're not doing this. Come on. >> Let's go. Come back. >> my rights and you know I have a right to not let you search my car. >> I don't >> There's a little weed in the center console. There's a There's a pipe I see. >> Yeah, and listen, they don't have a right to search my car. >> to me. >> They don't. I've been I've been pulled over before and I know you don't have a right to search my car. >> chill out, okay? >> I know you I don't want to have to put you in handcuffs right now. I know you don't have a right to search my car. >> It's an exception to the law. It's called a mobile conveyance. >> You guys looked in my car before you had a right to search my car and you saw the weed and so you You don't have a right to search my car. >> It's also plain view. Yes. >> You don't have a right to search my car. >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> Okay, so >> No, you don't. >> Allie, Allie, Allie, we don't want to put you in handcuffs. >> I'm telling you I'm not going to let you search my car, dear. >> Don't touch me. >> you don't have You don't have a right to search my car. >> So, listen to me. This is going to go one of two ways, okay? I would rather not put you in handcuffs. >> I don't want to put me in handcuffs, okay? I don't want to. >> If you're cooperative, we can figure this out and work through it, okay? >> you can't search my car without a warrant with seeing a bowl in my car. You can't search my car without a warrant. >> So, I know the law >> I know the law because I've looked it up and I know you can't search my car without a warrant, so I'm not allowing you to. >> giving you one of two choices. >> I know you can't search my car without a warrant. You guys know this. >> Allie, these are your choices. You can go stand by that squad car with these two gentlemen, okay? That's your >> Allie is absolutely convinced she knows the law, but knowing a few legal phrases from the internet and understanding how search and seizure law actually works are two very different things. The big question is whether the officers truly had probable cause based on what they observed. And that's exactly the kind of argument that gets sorted out later in court, not usually beside a squad car. >> That's your first choice. If you do not want to do that, your second choice is I'm going to put you in handcuffs, okay? >> You can't search my car without a warrant. >> Which do you choose? I'm going to give you I'm going to I'm not arguing with you. I'm going to you I'm going to give >> You one opportunity right now. >> You can't search my car without a warrant. >> Yeah, it's all on body cam. >> You can't search my car without a warrant. No, you can't. >> I'm going to turn around. >> Do not handcuff me. >> We're not going to We're not going to do this. >> Chill. Turn around. >> Please don't handcuff me. I'll go with them to the car. I'll go with them to the car right now. Please. Please don't handcuff me. >> Ellie, we've already spoken about this. We gave you the option. >> Don't handcuff me. I'll go to the car with them right now. Please. >> Ellie, you're under arrest. >> I'll go to the car with them right now. Please. >> Ellie, are you going to We're not going to do this. >> Ellie. >> We got her. >> I can't be in handcuffs. Please. I'm trying to walk to the car. I can't be in the >> Stop. Okay, right now you're being placed under arrest, okay? For um Well, we're going to figure it out. It's at least uh we'll go illegal consumption of alcohol by a minor right now, okay? DO YOU HAVE >> STOP. STOP. >> ELLIE, LET'S NOT DO THAT. >> I CAN'T BE IN >> STOP IT. Stop it. >> I CAN'T BE IN >> [screaming] >> I CAN'T BE IN >> STOP, ELLIE. >> ELLIE, WE'RE NOT DOING THIS. >> I CAN'T BE IN THE >> WE'RE NOT DOING THIS. >> I CAN'T TAKE ME OUT OF THE TAKE ME OUT OF THE HANDCUFFS. >> ELLIE, STOP. >> TAKE ME OUT OF THE HANDCUFFS, [screaming] THEN. >> LISTEN. >> TAKE ME OUT OF THE [ __ ] HANDCUFFS. >> ELLIE, STOP. >> TAKE ME OUT OF THE HANDCUFFS. >> STOP [screaming] IT. STOP. >> I GOT HER. >> YOU'RE JUST MAKING IT WORSE FOR YOURSELF. LOOK, come on. >> TAKE THEM OFF. >> [screaming] >> TAKE THEM OFF. >> LISTEN TO ME. TAKE A DEEP BREATH. Listen to me. >> Can you please take the handcuffs off? >> Do you want to have to stop screaming? >> I have a scar from that. >> Stop screaming. Stop screaming. >> Take a deep breath right now. >> Stop talking. >> Take a deep breath. >> Stop talking, okay? Deep breath. Okay, listen to me. You can't fight with us. >> I will just please take me out of >> I cannot take you out of the handcuffs because of how out of control you're being right now. >> I'll sit in this car. >> chill out >> I'll sit in this car. Can you please take the handcuffs off? >> Well, I cannot have you unhandcuffed. It's my policy. I can get fired for it. >> I will stay in this car the entire time. >> Well, I'm going to need you to sit in the car anyway, but I promise. >> Thank you. I just >> Okay. >> You don't know >> Listen. >> I didn't even do anything wrong. It was >> Allie >> Please take off the No, do not buckle me. >> I'm not going to buckle you. >> Please take off the handcuffs because I I I can't with handcuffs. Please. Please. >> Chill. You have to chill out. >> Please take off the handcuffs. Please. >> Okay. Right now, I can't. You know why? >> I'll sit here if you take off the handcuffs. If not, I'll run out. >> Allie, listen to me, okay? Because of everything that just happened, I need to ensure that you're safe. How about we try to do some breathing, okay? >> You can buckle me up if you take off the handcuffs, please. >> I am screaming right now. I cannot. >> You can't buckle me if you do not. >> listen. This is the deal. If you keep fighting like this, my sergeant is on his way here, and he has this device called the wrap, and it completely restrains you. If you can't calm yourself down >> [laughter] >> where we are now, I am going to have to put you in that, and I don't want to do that. So, we have to stop. >> Uh we're on a driving complaint, sort of an over road, and then we stumbled across her as she entered her car, and there was that car? >> Yes. >> Vodka in a bowl in the You guys made contact with her when she came outside, right? >> Correct. >> Okay. >> And then she was kind of combative with us. >> Okay. >> Okay. What if I didn't drive under the influence? What if I just drank it here? I didn't drive under the influence. You can breathalyze me right now and it would come up as more recent. >> That's for Sweetheart, that's for you to fight in court. >> Okay. I'll fight that. And I'll say No, I was going to have someone come pick me up here. >> That's fine. >> I was. I was calling my sister. >> I'm okay [clears throat] with that. You can Sweetheart, you can fight that in court. But right now you're under arrest. So, this is what I have to do. I have to take you to the police department. And if I take you to the police department, that's when the cuffs are going to come off quicker. >> I want the cuffs OFF. NO. >> [laughter] >> ALL RIGHT, WELL LISTEN TO ME. IF I put your seat belt on, we can get you there in 5 minutes and the handcuffs will come off. Sweetheart, we'll figure it all out, okay? Can I put your seat belt on now? Can we go Can we go to get these handcuffs off you, Ellie? >> I just want to drive home. >> I know. Officer Burrillo is going to hand me this so I can put it on you. >> Can you call her instead of my parents? >> I will Yes, I can Yes, I'll call your sister for you. Absolutely. >> Wait, can you get my phone in my car so I know what to do? >> What else do you need? You need your phone? Do you need anything else from your car? >> Just my phone. >> Okay. We're going to get you to the police department so I can get these off. >> I really don't want my parents IN I CAN'T. WE'RE HANDCUFFED. >> ELLIE, ELLIE, THE longer we fight, [laughter] the longer you're going to be in handcuffs. >> Just please take me to the station and call my sister. >> If you can chill out, then you're good. That we're on OUR WAY. >> JUST >> [screaming] >> ELLIE, ELLIE, WHAT WHAT WERE WE TALKING ABOUT EARLIER? TAKE A DEEP BREATH, OKAY? >> [screaming] >> ELLIE, I'M REALLY TRYING TO PREVENT YOU FROM BEING WRAPPED, but you're going to PUT ME IN YOU know your sister's number? DO YOU NEED YOUR PHONE? >> THAT'S WHY THEY'RE GETTING my phone. I just said that, dumbass. Are you drunk? [ __ ] dumbass. You can't take my vape so cuz my parents buy those for me. You can't take those from me. My parents buy those for me and I'm 18 and that used to be vape age so you can't take those from me. >> You can't have it in the backseat. We'll just put it back in the car. How's that? >> No, you're going to take it then. You can't take it from me or else you have to give me $27. >> There's a vape in between you. >> Okay. So, this is the I need to take the vape. >> No, you can't. I mean, come on. You can't Wait, give me $27 cuz I just paid all my I paid >> I'm going to I'm going to I'm going to put it in your car, okay? You're going to put it in my car. >> put it in your car right now, okay? >> Can I hit it first? >> No, you cannot. >> I'm really stressed. >> But, you can't take it. >> Don't take it. Don't take it. I need it first. >> Cuz you are just playing games, girl. >> No, I just want my nicotine. >> Okay. Well, you can have it. I told you, I'm going to leave it in your car cuz you're you're right. It's not illegal to possess, but >> My parents bought it for me. They're 21. They can buy it. And I can have it. I just want to hit it before it's gone from me for 5 hours. >> Don't jump. >> CAN YOU PLEASE PUT IT IN MY CAR? THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID she would do. >> No, cuz I told you not to hit it. >> What? She told me it was good. >> Yeah, but she also told you not to hit it. >> go in my car. Please put it in my car. I just paid $27 for that. I'm broke as hell. And I need that. Please. Please put it in my car. Please. >> Let's take a deep breath. >> What is in your What's in your pants right here? Is it just your I don't Don't reach. DO NOT REACH. AW. >> OKAY. How we have a retail theft? >> No. >> We're going to call her out and she's going to search her completely. And if we have to put it back in the car and put it in the rack and switch. >> That's fine. Okay. >> Get her out. Search. >> Yep. Please. >> Ellie, if you fight, I'm going to put you in the rack. I don't know what you're reaching for. Stop reaching. QUICKLY. >> REACHING, GRANNY. >> ELLIE, WHAT I'M GOING TO DO IS A LITTLE bit more of a thorough search, just like >> You can't touch me. I GIVE YOU NO >> Stop yelling. reaching. >> I don't give you permission to touch me. I don't give YOU PERMISSION [screaming] TO TOUCH ME. I DON'T GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO TOUCH ME. I [screaming] DON'T GIVE YOU PERMISSION TO TOUCH ME. [screaming] JUST CUZ YOU'RE A >> FOR YOURSELF. YOU'RE JUST MAKING IT WORSE FOR YOURSELF, ELLIE. >> JUST CUZ YOU'RE WITH THE LAW DOES NOT MEAN YOU CAN TOUCH ME WITHOUT CONSENT. >> YOU'RE JUST MAKING IT WORSE FOR YOURSELF, ELLIE. >> [screaming] >> TOUCH ME WITHOUT CONSENT. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME WITHOUT CONSENT. YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME WITHOUT CONSENT. >> OKAY, YOU GUYS HOLD ON TO THAT. >> I DON'T WANT MEN TOUCHING ME WITHOUT CONSENT. >> [screaming] >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> WRAP YOUR FEET RIGHT NOW. >> YOU [ __ ] OLD MAN. >> STOP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> OKAY, I GOT >> STOP TOUCHING ME. >> ELLIE, LISTEN. YOU HAVE TO STOP, ELLIE. FIGHTING. >> [screaming] >> STOP FIGHTING. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> ELLIE, STOP FIGHTING. >> [screaming] >> ELLIE, STOP FIGHTING. >> LET ME STAND UP AND NOT BE HURT BY THIS [ __ ] cop. >> [screaming] >> Blue lights matter, you guys. [ __ ] >> She's in THE LEG LOCK. ELLIE, WE'LL BUCKLE FIRST. >> [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO BRING YOU ALL TO COURT. YOU [ __ ] [screaming] I'M GOING TO BRING >> STOP. ELLIE, YOU'RE MAKING IT WORSE FOR YOURSELF. STOP RESISTING. [screaming] ELLIE, STOP RESISTING. >> [screaming] >> ELLIE, STOP. >> GO AHEAD. >> 1 2 3 SIT HER UP. KNEE BACK. KNEE BACK. KNEE IN HER BACK. >> YOU [ __ ] GOD! >> ELLIE, IF YOU CONTINUE TO DIG YOUR nails into me >> I'm going to dig them as deep as you're digging those [ __ ] handcuffs into me, you dick. [ __ ] the cops, bro. I could [ __ ] hate all of you guys. >> Ellie, are you injured? >> Yes, my [ __ ] wrist. >> OKAY. >> [ __ ] [ __ ] YOU. >> Double check your cuffs, now. >> Ellie, stop digging your fingernails. If you fight him, he can't check your cuffs. >> You they hurt. THEY HURT. >> [screaming] >> HOLD ON. >> ELLIE, STOP. I'M TRYING TO HELP YOU. >> TRYING TO HELP. >> I'm trying to HELP YOU. >> IT HURTS. >> You have to stop. You're pulling on it. >> It hurts. >> Okay, stop so we can fix it, okay? >> HEY. >> ELLIE, YOU'RE OKAY. >> HEY. I did that. >> All right, just put her in. >> I did that. >> I'm pretty sure that's >> Ellie, you can just take her straight to county. >> What the [ __ ] What? What the >> All right, 1 2 3. >> Dude, I'm going to [ __ ] bring you guys the recording you guys wanted. Hold on. It hurts. >> Stop pulling. >> I'M NOT. IT HURTS. IT HURTS. IT HURTS. >> [screaming] >> IT HURTS. >> ELLIE, WHAT HURTS? >> MY wrists and my stomach. I already told you this. I can't be in handcuffs. I told you that >> Ellie, you have no choice. >> 45 minutes ago. Just bring me to the regular police station and call my sister, Or else I will CAUSE A FIT. >> [screaming] >> WHO HAS MY VAPE? Who's going to answer? Who has my vape? My boyfriend's going to kill me. He's going to break up with me. My boyfriend's GOING TO BREAK UP WITH ME. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> CAN MY SISTER PLEASE BAIL ME OUT FOR $100? Why are YOU GUYS ANSWERING? WHY ARE YOU [screaming] ANSWERING? >> [screaming] >> HEY ELLIE, WE'RE ALMOST THERE. >> HIT YOUR HEAD SO you don't fall again, OKAY? >> PLEASE GET me there. >> That's what we're doing. >> Yeah, we're right around >> Will it take $100? Will it take $100? Will it take $100? Can you please answer me? >> I'll talk to you when you get there. >> Will it take $100 for my sister? >> Don't do that again. >> IT HURTS. >> [screaming] >> PLEASE LET ME OUT. >> [crying] >> Thank [laughter] you. Please unbuckle this. I need to get out. I need to get out. >> All right, we're going to get you out, okay? I'm going to put this on your head, okay? All right, hold on. >> I can't I can't breathe. I'm thirsty. Get this out of my mouth. GET THIS OUT OF MY MOUTH, PLEASE. Can't you