Yes, sir. >> Hey, you can roll the window down for me. >> No. >> Okay. Well, then you need to step out of the vehicle. >> No, I don't. >> Yes, this is a traffic stop. >> For what? What crime? >> For multiple different IVC violations. If you roll your window down so we can talk. I'm officer called Bloomington Beach Police. I'm wearing a body camera. Okay. There's several reasons why I'm stopping you. Number one, you don't have a front license plate on your vehicle. Number two, you failed the signal 100 ft prior to your turn. Number three, when you turned off of Morris, right in front of my squad car. No, I don't have to repeat it for you on your camera. Okay, I'm repeating it on my time. You can't even figure out your camera right now. You went over the middle line, okay? Give me your license and your insurance, please. >> 25. I'll take the return. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and refusing to provide ID. >> I have a right. >> Okay. Give me your driver's license. You tell me to tap. >> Give me your driver's license or this window is going to get busted in. That's what's going to happen. >> Okay. >> You just tell me what's going to happen. >> I said if you don't listen and give me your driver's license >> and step out of the vehicle, the window's going to get busted in. Absolutely. Pennsylvania verse is a Supreme Court case that requires you to exit the vehicle when demanded. And I'm demanding it. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. Are you going to give me your license? >> My license? >> No. Give me your license. >> Okay, we're going to play this difficult. All right, guys. She's refusing to get out of the vehicle and won't roll her window down, so we're going to bust it. >> You going to get out of the vehicle? >> Are you going to get out of the vehicle? I am. Get out of the vehicle. >> I haven't done it. >> You're under arrest for obstructing. Get out of the vehicle. >> Are you going to get out or do you want your window busted? You're trying to make a big scene and it's your fault for not exiting the vehicle >> with a car. >> You're in a car and you've made multiple IBC violations and now you're not identifying yourself with a driver's license and you're not providing insurance and you're not stepping out of the vehicle. I will give you my >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> Ready? >> Explain. >> Nothing in my car. >> Okay. Get out of your vehicle. >> This is your last warning. Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. >> You are bullying me. >> Get out of the vehicle or I'm going to break the window. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the vehicle. I warned you when I was >> I warned you. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> What the? >> Put your hands behind your back. Go and cover her up. >> What the [ __ ] >> Are you surprised at what happened? >> I warned you when I was going to break the window. >> You're a bully. I warned you when the window was going to break and I told you what would happen if you didn't get out of the vehicle. You've been told everything that was going to happen from the very beginning. >> You're No, no, no. You are on a traffic stop. You are required to give your driver's license. >> You are required to give your driver's license. Do you understand that? >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> You haven't even identified yourself. >> What you're doing is it legal. >> Okay. >> I have nothing on me. I haven't done anything wrong. Okay. Roll this way. We're going to check you. >> All right. She's good. >> Okay. So, I'm going to have you sit up and then stand up. >> What the >> Okay. And go and step back here. You are under arrest at this point. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. >> Don't look at me. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand right here. I'm going to check your pockets. >> I don't have pockets. >> You do. You're Why are your pants not even Get back here. Where are you going? You are in custody. You are under arrest >> for what crime? >> For obstructing at the very least >> and probably DUI. >> Get youring hands off >> and now resisting. You're adding charges. Knock it off. >> Not. Get your hands off me. >> Absolutely adding charges. >> Get your hands off me. >> No, you're in custody. That's not how this works. You couldn't listen to simple commands earlier and now here we are. >> [ __ ] I got aing goddamn constitutional right. What you're doing is unconstitutional. This Oh, [ __ ] around and find out. You got to >> Can you pocket right there? Just the coin pocket. >> There is nothing on me. I don't have anything. I don't do anything wrong. >> Okay, perfect. >> Also, don't listen. That seems to be a problem. >> Yeah, I know. It's like getting knocked the out too cuz I should submit to a man, right? >> I don't care if it's a guy or a girl. Officer telling the rest of you to listen. >> I didn't have You didn't have to pull in my car like that and bust my window out. >> Ma'am, how many opportunities did you want me to give you? Are you a toddler? How do you want me to count to three? I told you like what 12 times. >> How many times did I tell you what was going to happen? Was it a surprise to you? >> A toddler? >> Yes. You can't listen to simple instructions. >> Oh. How many times did your mommy hurt you? >> Okay. Is your driver's license in the vehicle? >> No, sir. It is not. >> Are you driving without a without a driver's license on your person? >> I have a [ __ ] driver's license. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> One, two. Busted out my window and drugged me out my car and threw me on the ground. >> Yes, cuz I asking is how many alcoholic beverages have you consumed today? After you drugged me out of my car and busted out my window. Pretty sure that's illegal. >> I'm pretty sure that's illegal. >> Before that. >> Okay. >> How many drinks have you had before that? >> Oh, yeah. I know. Because now you guys have everything after you drugged me out of my car and busted out my window. There is nothing in my car. >> Do you have any eye problems or abnormalities? >> Any eye problems or abnormalities? Okay. >> Yeah, with people who haveing power issues. >> Okay. Do we have a female officer coming? >> Okay, >> go ahead. You ain't going to find [ __ ] >> Do you have insurance on the vehicle? >> Yes, sir, I do. >> Where's that insurance located? >> Can I get my telephone to show you my insurance card? >> Sure. >> Is the vehicle registered to you or to somebody else? >> Yes, sir. It is in my name. >> Okay. Where you coming from tonight? >> A friend's house and I'm trying to go home. >> Where's home at? >> In my near. >> My near. Okay. >> You willing to unlock this for me to get your insurance? I will show you mying insurance. Can you please Can I just hold this for a minute? Can you please >> Will you direct me to the app? >> I don't think she's willing to do fields Friday. >> Really? Arrest you. Come out. >> You >> You're taking away all of my rights. >> You're in custody right now. >> You're taking away my rights. >> STOP. TO GROUND SOMEBODY. I HAVE A [ __ ] BULLY ME. BULLY ME. >> Nobody's trying to BULLY YOU. YOU'RE WALKING [screaming] AWAY AND TELLING US WHAT WE'RE GOING TO DO. That's not how this works. >> Do you understand? >> Stop groping me. >> Nobody's groping your hand. >> I'm fooling you by your bicep. >> You don't have a right. You are under arrest and you keep resisting and walking away. >> What am I under arrest for? >> Number one, resisting. Number two, obstructing. >> Okay. And you've got a slew of traffic charges on top of that. No, I don't. >> You do. >> Where? >> Citations. I'm going to write you in a minute. >> Show me. >> I will show you every single one as soon as I write them now. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? He's going to take pictures of your leg. >> Get off of me. >> Turn around. >> Get youring hands off of me. >> No, cuz every time I let go of you, you just try walking away. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Stop. Pulling me some more. >> [ __ ] pieces of [ __ ] I didn't think you guys were that bad. >> All you have to do is get out of the vehicle. Why are you making it so difficult? >> I didn't have to get out of the vehicle. You did? >> I have a right. It's called a constitutional right. >> Okay. What right do you think you have that means that you can disobey a police officer in a traffic stop? Where's your peace officer? Sir, YOU ARE NOT A GODDAMN CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. I DIDN'T DO anything wrong. I was traveling. >> Okay. And immediately when I walk up there, you won't roll your window down. You won't give me your >> I have to comply to you. >> That's fine. But then I can tell you to get out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, but you didn't have to bust my window open either. >> I I did because you wouldn't get out. >> Throw me on the ground >> and you wouldn't ID yourself. >> I don't have You're required to do both of those things. >> The constitutional right, motherucker. >> I'm going to let you know your rights, okay? You have the right to remain silent. >> I'm sorry. You need to get the out of my face. >> Listen to me. You have the right to remain silent. You don't have to talk to me. >> Nothing in my face. >> Anything that you say or do can and will be used against you in the court of law or other proceedings. You have the right to talk to an attorney before I ask you any questions. And I have them with you during questioning. If you can't afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before in any questioning if you wish. >> You took my phone. >> You can decide at any time to exercise these rights. >> Or not make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Opening my eyes. >> Do you understand your rights? >> Nope. >> Well, what part of that do you not understand? >> I understand that you violated the [ __ ] out of my rights. >> Okay. Do you understand your rights, though? >> Nope. >> So, you don't understand your rights, but you understand that we violated your rights. Is that what you're telling me? >> Nope. I do not understand my rights. >> Okay. >> Get out of my face. >> Okay. >> Stop shoving your flashlight. >> I'm trying to look at your eyes to make sure you're okay. You said that you had glass in your eye. Is that correct? >> I need you out of my face, sir. >> Can I check to make sure that your eyes are okay? >> Respect my space as a human being. >> Okay. I want to make sure that you're okay. You're making comments [laughter] about >> all of a sudden you don't care. Get >> I don't care. What do you mean I do care? >> The out of my face. >> Okay. Okay. So, you're fine then? You're you're denying any medical treatment? >> No, I want medical treatment. That's what I'm trying. I want psychological treatment. >> What for? >> For you. Get out of my face. >> Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. Just run me through it real quick cuz I'm sure the boss will ask. >> Yeah. So, I was uh walking back from that warrant attempt to my squad car. As soon as I got in, she flies around the corner, almost comes head on into my lane, almost hits me, swerves back just in time. I go down another road, catch up to her. Um, no front plate, doesn't signal or stop here. She's weaving back and forth in her lane. Um, I get up here and she won't give me her ID. She won't roll the window down. So, I said, "Okay, just go ahead and step out of the vehicle." She said, "No, she's not getting out of the vehicle." Told her numerous times, obviously went through the whole thing, waited till additional officers got on scene, told her I was going to break her window. she didn't get out. So, she thought that was a joke. So, she gets her phone out, say, "What' you say?" And goes through all that stuff and told her she didn't get out and identify herself. We're going to break her window and pull her out. So, after numerous attempts, broke her window. Pulled her out. Smells like alcohol. Just slur her words. Uh she said that the the glass or the debris or something got in her eye, but she won't let me look at her or anything like that. She's got minor cuts on her legs. So, >> okay. >> Um if we want to call an ambulance and >> he already did. >> Okay. Nice to meet you. >> All right, Diana, I feel like you're under the influence of alcohol, so I'd like to do some field sobriety tests to make sure that you're safe to drive. Are you willing to do those tests? >> I I am willing to have you leave me the alone. >> Okay. Well, unfortunately, that's an option like this. >> Okay. So, what do you think should have happened? You you said, "Oh, I don't want to identify myself." And we should have just said, "Okay, have a nice >> have a right to I don't have to identify myself. I know the Constitution. >> Why do you think that you don't have to identify yourself? >> Because I don't have to. Because it's called the Constitution. >> Okay. Well, you almost hit my squad car. You don't have a front license plate. You were weaving back and forth in your lane and you failed the signal 100 ft prior to your turn. >> Well, also my light is out. >> Okay. Well, there's another reason. >> So, those are those are all the >> My window busted. >> No, I didn't want to do that. I didn't want to do that. That's why I kept asking you to get out of the vehicle, but [music] you wouldn't. What am I supposed to do? >> I don't know. Treat me with any kind of [ __ ] dignity. >> Well, I kept asking you to get out of the vehicle if >> I don't have to do anything. >> You do. Pennsylvania vers Mims is a Supreme Court case. A Supreme Court case that requires that a driver exit the vehicle when an officer instructs them to. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? Is it just like one or two or three, or is it like 9 or 10 or 11? >> I just want to go home. That's not an option right now. >> However, >> everybody can leave. >> Your level of cooperation is going to impact how quickly I'm telling you that everybody can leave right now. This is ridiculous. This is ridiculous. >> All righty. >> So, I don't get a phone call. >> Not right now. During our investigation, you don't. >> I haven't done anything wrong. Well, if you haven't done anything wrong, how come you won't even let me check your eyes? >> Why would youing bust my window open? >> I told you already. >> I'm sorry. You have a lobby. >> Okay. All right. Rescue's here. So, you can talk to them. >> I want a lawyer. >> Okay. real quick. >> It's in the order as a inner cornea corner. >> Let me see. Your eyes look good. Can I wrap your leg up real quick? >> No. >> Have a seat. Relax. >> I want you to put your hands off of me. Unconstitutionally. >> Look at me. Look at me. I'm going to do a search OF YOU. OKAY. >> I DON'T HAVE ANYTHING. >> OKAY. WELL, I have to confirm. >> This is unconstitutional. >> Go ahead and turn around. Face the car. Face the car. Okay. >> They they checked her eyes and they said her eyes are fine. They said, "Do you want us to clean up your wife?" She said, "No." >> Okay. >> We'll go to post and do the 20-minute observation and >> let her refuse and then take her to jail. >> All right. So, we are going to go to the Bloomington Police Department for a DUI investigation. >> I'm 43 years old. I don't have >> a traffic stop does not consist of the driver just sitting there staring at the officer and not getting out or not identifying themselves. That that is what you did. >> That is not what happened. I went up there to sit there and stare at you. >> Well, you got your phone out. I guess >> I had I have no legal obligation to roll my window down. >> And then you refused to give me your ID. You refused to give me your ID and then you refused to get out of the vehicle. >> I have nothing. >> If you don't want to roll your window down, that's that's one thing. my name. >> I don't really care about that. But when you >> Because I hurt your little boyfriend. >> How am I supposed to write you a ticket if you don't give me your name? >> I committed no crime. >> A traffic stop is not a crime. >> Okay. So, you're on your your little You're on your little sovereign citizen thing and that's fine. You can do that. But you're going to go to court and you're going to have to >> about what you just did. >> You're you're going to have to eat these charges then if that's how you want to play it. That's not legal. >> What you did was not legal. >> Do anything. You're picking on somebody. >> 25 and not to the PD with zeros in a trip with all female custody. >> Who didn't do anything? >> Well, you drove intoxicated and almost hit my squad car, so that's something. >> I have no record. >> You do now. >> Thank you. That makes you feel good about yourself. >> I don't care one way or the other. >> Can you Can you let me out of the car so I can go inside and continue to holler this? >> No, we're not going inside. They're bringing some stuff out here. the car. We can do what? >> I've got some paperwork to read to you. >> That sounds like a personal problem to me. You're going to let me the out of this car. Do you even know how to read? Can you let me out of the car? Will you let me OUT OF THE CAR? TAKE ME INSIDE. I THOUGHT YOU HAD TO BOOK ME. >> We're not at the jail. >> Then why am I here? >> This is called the warning to motorists right now. Based on your driving, your actions, the odor of alcohol on your breath, your speech, I believe that you are impaired by alcohol to drive. Um, you've refused to do any testing. So, based on the evidence I have right now, you're under arrest for DUI. >> Let's say if a judge, >> you busted out my judge granted a search warrant. >> If a judge granted a search warrant, would you listen to the search warrant and provide your breath, blood, and urine? I'm not answering any questions until I obtain >> representation, sir. >> Okay. I'm going to walk you inside the police department. You're going to be handcuffed the entire time. Okay. You're going to be in a bathroom that's going to have a closed door on it cuz I'm a male, but at the same time, those handcuffs aren't coming off. Does that make sense? They're going to stay behind your back. Correct. Does that make sense? Anything beyond that is going to be trouble for you. >> All right. >> Can I please? Yeah. Hang on a sec. Boy, bathrooms are on your right. Okay. >> Okay. >> Use a one. Like I said, I can't lose the handcuffs. Okay. Just go to the bathroom. >> Can you please get him the away from me? >> Yeah, he's fine. >> Please get out. >> I'm sitting right here. >> Away from me. >> Just go to the bathroom real quick. Okay. The light will You want to open the door? Hang on. I got you. I got you. But cheeky doesn't open. No. >> All right. >> Thank you. Yep. Do your thing. I know. Just try the best you can. >> I can't pull my pants down. >> Are your pants up or down? >> I can't pull them down. >> All right. You clothed >> kind of. >> You want me to put your cuffs up in front so you can use stuff? >> Please. >> All right. Just don't cause a problem. >> I'm not a problem. >> I don't think you are, but just don't cause >> I'm not a problem. My goodness. This is [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> Come on here. >> I got to pee. >> I know you do. Come here. [snorts] Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Hey, keep those up. Keep those up. >> I'm not going anywhere. There's not even a window. >> Stop. Stop. Rotate yours this way. Handle your business. You may knock before you come out. Okay. Find people that actually teach the Constitution, too. Here, [snorts] >> I got to put your cust back behind you. >> I know. I don't like you. >> Me? >> No, him. >> Oh, >> I love it when a man opens the door. >> Not in this situation, though. Right. I see. >> Not really. Thank you. >> All right. So, I'm going to explain something to you before I get out of here. Okay. You got to write your tickets. He's got to arrest you. >> Okay. Well, we're gonna get you out of the squad car here in just a second. >> Don't put your hands on me. You know I'm asking you step out of this [ __ ] you ask. Just don't touch me. >> That is perfectly fine. As long as you get out. >> Please. I'm not going to go anywhere. I promise. Please. >> Okay. Then then I I will absolutely work with you. You just got to listen and get out when I tell you to. >> Breathe. >> Okay. Take some deep breaths. >> We're going to get you out of here. >> I'm not going to hit you. I am I am a good person. >> I can let one of the hands go free, >> but the other handcuff will have to be uh cuffed to the wall >> handcuffed to my goddamn underwear. You bring that up. >> Okay. >> Just hang out right there while I grab some stuff. Okay. >> Okay. Can I help you up? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Can you roll on your side? You're okay. Can you roll on your side? It's going to be easier this way. Oh, okay. That'll work, too. >> Why would he bring that up? >> I don't think she realized it was such a triggering thing. Okay, [laughter] here. >> I did that to my understand psychology and I can you push my hair out of my mouth cuz it's really gross. >> Sure. This one here? >> Yep. And I [ __ ] up my own face. I know I did that. >> Is your face okay? Did you hurt it? Yeah. >> Okay. >> I slid on him >> just now. Okay. Is there something? >> The other [ __ ] you did, but [snorts] >> Okay. Well, let me grab your shoes real fast. Okay. All right. We're going to be over here. >> She was charged with DUI, resisting, obstructing a peace officer, failure to signal, improper lane usage, no front license plate, failure to display license. Do you think the officer waited too long or not long enough before breaking that