Why are you arresting me? I didn't [ __ ] have [ __ ] in my car. Wait. >> What the [ __ ] YOU'RE BEING DRAMATIC. >> [laughter] >> IN LAKE COUNTY, FLORIDA, what begins as a routine patrol quickly turns into a serious arrest. A deputy spots a vehicle being driven without a seatbelt in a quiet neighborhood. Seemingly minor, but enough to draw attention. Moments later, that same vehicle is found abandoned in the roadway, raising immediate suspicion. As officers begin investigating, a woman returns to the scene, denying she was the driver and refusing to cooperate. What unfolds next escalates quickly as deputies attempt to detain her. This is my husband's car. Well, it's abandoned in the middle of the road, so it's getting towed. You left it here. >> just left it 5 minutes ago. >> Why'd you leave it in the road? >> Cuz it broke down. Waiting on my dad to come. >> All right, well, tow truck's on the way, so Really? Really? I'm sorry. Why? What do you mean, why? I turned around on y'all. Y'all parked in a driveway, then I go down there, then y'all drop the car and leave. Yeah, cuz it's messing up. It's been overheating. >> Okay. So you're going to tow When I just told you, my dad's on his way. >> 3:38 Kennedy, the driver disappeared. The passenger's still not here. My dad is on his way to tow it. >> Ma'am, do you have a driver's license with you? Not Not on me. I locked my keys. Okay. Got my stuff in the car. Yeah. Well, you had the keys at one point cuz you were driving the vehicle. I drive in here all the You were driving the vehicle. I seen you driving the vehicle. I'm not going to argue with you, okay? >> Why are you being rude? >> Why are you lying to me? >> I'm not lying to you. Can you prove I was driving the vehicle? >> Yes, I can prove you were driving the vehicle. You can't. >> Yeah, where's your driver's license? I just told you I don't have it on me. Well Hey. Now she wants to decline she was driving the vehicle, but she doesn't have an ID, she doesn't have keys. >> my stuff in the car. No. I'm literally on the phone with my dad. Well If you don't have keys, it's a broke down, it's getting towed. You can You can It's not your car, so we can't give it to you anyways. It's my husband's car. Right now he's incarcerated. All right. >> his Prove your identity that it's your husband. My identity My We have different last names. >> All right, well >> a marriage certificate. I can go back way back home to get it. No. She had a black male with her? Yeah, we saw him right there. Oh, yeah, I did. I did. I don't know if he noticed when she was getting out of the car, he was walking up to the house, but when we went back by, they weren't there. She have keys for it? She had to. She was driving it. That's probably why she didn't want to give me her license, but I seen her driving. No, there's a wallet in there. But you got to inventory it anyways, so I'm going to have her drive it to the station. Already did. Oh, okay. Yeah, it is locked. There's a wallet under the seat and a wallet in the center console. You So you saw them when you came up? Yeah, so they were driving. I They were coming off Spencer. They um I don't know if they had a seatbelt on. I turned around on her. They pulled into this house next to where the shooting happened. Pulled in that house. They got out, acted like they were working on the car. Once I sat right here, of course they weren't going to move, so I went around, then I seen them. I I went down to Skyline and Summit. I seen them pull out. As soon as they see my car, they dipped down here, and then they must have came down here cuz they went that way thinking they were trying to get out of here. Eventually, officers open the vehicle and discover a bag containing narcotics, including methamphetamine, Xanax, and drug paraphernalia. With this discovery, officers begin searching for the woman they first made contact with. Quit pulling away from me. >> What am I doing? Why can't you give me a reason? Quit. Stop. I am stopped. Stop pulling away from me. I am. I'm not pulling from you. Wrong. I'm not [ __ ] pulling from you. >> Relax your arms. I am relaxed. Why are you arresting me? Come on. Walking down the street. Why are you arresting me? You didn't give me no citation or anything. I don't have to give you a citation. >> am I Why am I being arrested? Driving without a license so far, and then you got crack pipes that you got or meth pipes. What? Are you serious right now? I didn't have [ __ ] in my car. Come on. I didn't [ __ ] have [ __ ] in my car. 3:38 Kennedy, see males 10-15. Wait. What the [ __ ] YOU'RE BEING DRAMATIC. YOU'RE BEING VERY DRAMATIC. Get [laughter] up. Why are you arresting me? Get up. Why are you arresting me first? >> Get up, or I'm going to You can't lift you up. >> My rights is for you to tell me. >> have a right to remain silent. That's the right you have right now. So stand up. >> Why are you arresting me? Because I didn't have nothing in my car. We're not playing your games. Stand up. It's okay. It's fallen face, too, that you did, right? That you just fell and act like you're trying to be something. >> my face. Everything's on camera. I'm trying to Stuff in the car. Take this car. Drug possession, drug paraphernalia, and driving on a suspended license. I've already told you. Why? That is a damn lie. Yeah, we have cameras. Yeah, and the shoes. Do you have anything on you that we need to know about? No. Okay. All right, there's nothing I'm going to take Take your shoes off. They were here. There's something folded up in there. I don't know what that is. How did these come off? Is there a zipper here? Okay. You can I asked a question. I've already gave the answer. >> No, I don't want him to touch me. He's already yanked me around. You're hurting my arm. >> I'm not I am barely holding you. You're pulling away, hurting yourself. I am not pulling. You're sitting there squeezing my arm. >> squeezing nothing. I'm holding your arm. Just being very dramatic. I don't want to talk to my attorney. Okay, quit talking to us. Yeah, I mean and I can't even tell my friend something. It's hot outside. I put it not all the way in that shoe. Okay, got to pull it Okay. Yes. All right. Up. Up. I'm sorry. I have really bad balance. So you touch my leg. It's not going to help it. We're not trying to push your legs. We're just checking your shoes. All right, put it in. Yeah, pull it. Okay. Good? Yeah. Have a seat. [ __ ] >> No one pushed you. Quit being dramatic. >> Okay. You're being dramatic. No, you are. Anything in the back there? Um With the suspect now detained in the patrol car, officers test the substances recovered from the vehicle. As expected, the results confirm the presence of methamphetamine, Xanax, and drug paraphernalia. What's the high road hydrochloride? Is it a controlled substance? All right, capsule all gone. This This for hydrocodone. D D chlor. That is also an acetaminophen and oxycodone as well that That's in there. It's probably fentanyl. Um Anti-anxiety medicine. Cronk, do you have the mobile detect test on your phone? I haven't seen these test kits before, so you pop one down one side, one >> you'll You'll It's actually Yeah, you'll put them both in here. Since it really isn't a controlled environment I like to be testing dope in. Yeah, right. Okay. That's looks like a Looks like a Xanax. Okay. Um Or it could be fentanyl. Um Paraphernalia. We got to test it. If you don't test it, can't charge it. She was later identified as Alexis Persue and charged with multiple offenses, including driving with a suspended license, possession of methamphetamine, possession of Xanax, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting arrest without violence.