Look at me. >> Yes, sir. >> I am the highway patrol. >> Okay. >> I told you to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> You hit the back of my car. >> No, sir. You ran into me, sir. >> Okay. We're going to disagree with that because I'm right and you're wrong. >> No, I'm right. You're wrong. >> Whatever you say. You are under arrest. Do you understand? >> I I kind of figured that since I had >> Okay, good. Good. You were under arrest when you were sitting in your car. You didn't figure it then, DID YOU? >> OH, GOOD. >> On March 18th, 2025, officers attempted to stop a vehicle in southwest Missouri. As the situation unfolded, the Missouri State Highway Patrol would quickly become involved. >> We may be stopping outside of Highway Patrol's office. Standby. 1305. We now have a turn signal appears. He said in for the Modoc Center. Highway patrol, cut it off. Oh, rammed the vehicle. Ram the vehicle. Get out of THE CAR. >> SHOW ME YOUR HAND. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> SHOW ME YOUR HAND. SHOW ME YOUR HANDS. >> Get out of the car. >> Yes. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to tase you. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO BE TASED NOW. >> KEEP YOUR HANDS EMPTY. WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO BUST that window. >> Out of the car now. We're going to break your window. We're stopped. Do we have one at taser point? >> He He doesn't have a hand. >> Okay, just so you know. >> Hey, I'm going TO BREAK YOUR WINDOW. I'M GOING TO BREAK YOUR WINDOW. >> Go ahead and let >> breaking. Keep keep your light on him. >> Okay. >> Keep your light on him. >> Yep. >> No. Car's empty other than him. >> Hold up. Hey, he does not have a right hand. He does not have a right hand. >> He's refusing to get out. >> Open the door. >> This is the highway patrol. Get out. >> Hey, you got your >> You are under arrest. Get out of the vehicle. I got your window. >> You got a better window. >> Yeah, we got a window. >> I got less >> 135. We got the vehicle stopped break window trouble. >> 1050 to the back of my car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Who's got gloves? >> Yeah, I got gloves. Get out of the car now. You know what? Get out of the car. Unlock the vehicle now. >> Get out of the car and spray you. Do it now. Get out of the car. I'm going to spray you. >> He's on something. >> Do it now. >> Hold on. Wait. Hands up. Face away. Do it now. >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Stop resisting. >> You are under arrest. >> Oh god. You got an ID on you? >> Yes, sir. >> Huh? >> Back pocket. >> He's got in the car. >> Stick us. >> Got my back pocket in my car. >> Put in my pocket. >> Why are you running? >> Huh? >> Why'd you run? Because I felt safe and I wanted to go through Missouri State Highway Patrol where I could pull over and stop. That's all I wanted to do. Sir, that's all I wanted. >> Why didn't you get out of the vehicle? >> Uh-huh. >> Why didn't you get out of the vehicle? We told you to. >> It kept caring in front of me and it caused and I felt in danger and I thought you was very high control and all I wanted. Go >> ahead and roll them. Except that the side step was very high. Look at me. >> Yes, sir. >> I am the highway patrol. >> Okay. >> I told you to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> You hit the back of my car. >> No, sir. You ran into me, sir. >> Okay. We're going to disagree with that because I'm right and you're wrong. >> No, I'm right. You're wrong. >> Whatever you say. You are under arrest. Do you understand? >> I I kind of figured that since I had >> Okay, good. Good. You were under arrest when you were sitting in your car. You didn't figure it then, DID YOU? >> OH, GOOD. This is uncalled for. >> You should have stopped when I lit you up. No, >> sir. I was going to safety. I was going to the Missouri State Highway Patrol main office. Now you sir are out out of order. You are out of order. >> Good to know. >> I was going to the Missouri State Highway Patrol for safety. That's all I was doing. >> Now you gentlemen are out of order. You are out of order. You are out of order. This is uncalled for. You could have waited. >> Listen to me. You have the right to remain silent, so freaking do it. >> According to the police report, the driver was initially charged with aggravated fleeing in a motor vehicle, assault in the third degree on a special victim, and resisting arrest. Court records later show that some charges were amended or dismissed. The driver ultimately pleaded guilty to felony property damage in the first degree and resisting arrest. He received 5 years of supervised probation for the felony charge and a 180day jail sentence for resisting arrest. A probation violation hearing held on January 6th, 2026 followed after multiple new charges were filed against him just 1 month later, including a harassment related offense and two sexual misconduct offenses. For more real police interactions, subscribe to the channel.