Our next story takes us to Saline, Michigan, where an officer is pulled over a vehicle for speeding. This incident was captured on one dash cam and one auxiliary camera. >> All right. >> Window's not that good. >> What's that? >> My window's not that good. >> Okay. You got driver's license? >> KFC. You >> got driver's license, registration proof? >> Actually, sir, I don't right now. >> You don't have no driver's license, nothing on you, >> sir. It's right now it's in the process of It's not suspended yet. >> It's not suspended yet. >> Yet. Driving with a suspended license is a crime and can come with fines, jail time, and additional penalties. >> Come on out for a second. >> This officer is aware of the suspect's history of driving while intoxicated. >> Come on back here for a minute. Go ahead and stand right there for me. >> I I deliver your food every day. >> Okay. Listen, how much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Yeah, you're lying to me. All right. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. >> You on any drugs? >> Nope. >> No. You got busted back on the first, didn't you? from Wayne County for drunk driving. >> No, they haven't proved that yet. >> Oh, they haven't proved that yet? >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to go to work every day. KFC. >> Okay. Well, what I'd like you to do is I'd like you to recite the English alphabets for me. The ABCs. Okay. From ABC all the way through WXYZ. So, go ahead and start that. >> A B C D E F G H Y ABC D H Y K L M N W Q R S. This may seem funny, but driving while intoxicated is a very serious crime. >> I Yeah, you know what? >> I ain't doing enough. >> Okay. Can't do that one. That's not a problem. Now, watch you to walk heel to toe. Nine step. Stand right there for me. >> Stand until I tell you, watch. >> Do not push me. >> Watch. >> Don't push your hand in my face. Officer >> dealing with a very difficult drunk driver. Stand until I tell you. Watch. >> Do not push me. >> Watch. >> Don't push your hand in my face, officer. >> I want you. >> Got it. >> I want you to stand. >> You You're going to >> Okay. You're under arrest for drunk driving. >> No, I'm not. >> Here you are. >> Wait a minute. >> Stay there. >> I don't give a I'm getting out, [ __ ] I got money. You brick. >> All right. Don't give a god money. Won't you get your cuffs off me? >> Okay, let's go. Come on. >> Hold up. >> Why you dragging me? Hey, >> you want me to spit? You understand? You spit on me one more time and you're going to have a problem. >> Spitting at an officer is considered assault. [Music] radio. >> Grab me some backup here, would you? >> In situations like this, backup is essential. >> You got anything to tie her feet? >> Yeah, she's kicking. I don't want to kick the window out. >> The officers are now forced to bind her legs so that she won't break out a window or hurt anyone, including herself. At the time of her arrest, the suspect's blood alcohol content was.19, more than twice the legal limit. She was charged with operating a vehicle with a high BAC and assaulting a police officer. As a repeat offender, she plead guilty to the super drunk driving charge and resisting arrest. She was sentenced to one year in the county jail with the possibility of early release pending the completion of an alcohol treatment program. Hi, my name is Ismile Hamemed. I'm owing my allegiance to the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria. I'm at the town hall. At town hall? >> Yes. I'd like I'd like to see cops. >> Oh, hold on one second, sir. Do you have any weapons on you? >> Yes, I have a couple rocks and a knife. >> And why do you want to see deputies today? >> I'd like to do something in protest for the people suffering. >> And what would you like to do? What is he you're planning on doing? >> I want to deal with them. The following incident was captured entirely on one body camera. >> All right. What's up? >> Our country's 911 system handles over half a million calls every day. >> Okay. >> I think it's affecting the country and I think it needs talking about people. >> Okay. >> And I don't know. I think it's it's [Music] just what I >> Do you live here in town? >> Yes. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you or anything? >> Hey. >> Freedom of speech is one thing, but throwing rocks at police is dangerous and illegal. >> 740. He just started throwing rocks at me. I got one at gunpoint in the parking lot. Back off. >> It's difficult to see, but the suspect is now holding a large knife. >> Drop the knife. 740. He's got a knife coming at me. Drop the knife. I will shoot you. >> Drop the knife. >> I will shoot you. Drop the knife. Shoot it. I drop the knife. >> 740 9998 9999. >> As a suspect falls to the ground, the knife flies out of his hand. However, the sergeant is focused on the suspect and does not see it. >> Drop the knife. >> Drop the knife. Dropped it. Drop it now. >> I dropped it. >> No, I need you to drop the knife. I >> dropped it. >> Drop the knife. Stay away from the knife. Stay away from it. >> Just as backup approaches, the officer finally realizes the suspect no longer has the knife. [Music] >> 7:40. I got I got uh people out here. No, I'm okay. He just tried to stab me. Do you have any other weapons on you? >> Are you sure? >> I need you to see your hands. I need to see your hands. Keep your hands out. Okay. >> The suspect was transported to a local hospital for treatment and booked into jail the following day. He has recovered from his injuries and faces two counts of terrorism and one count of aggravated assault. He's currently under house arrest awaiting trial. An investigation found that the officer's actions were justified.