I'm already in the house. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm already IN THE HOUSE. HEY! HEY! >> X-RAY 14 10-4. >> I'M ALREADY IN THE HOUSE. >> Ford Brentwood. >> I'M ALREADY IN THE HOUSE. HOLD ON. FIRE UP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. >> No, I'm already in the house. >> Minutes earlier, an officer observed a driver traveling at a high rate of speed and tailgating a truck. The vehicle ran a stop sign, aggressively cut off an oncoming car, and pulled into a residential parking spot. The driver exited the vehicle, but the officer ordered her to return to the car for a traffic stop. She refused, shouting that she was home, and immediately fled toward her front door. >> No. Oh. No. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay, dude. Exactly. I'm already going to go in the >> Stop. >> What the [ __ ] >> [crying] >> What the No, I'm already I'm already in THE HOUSE. MIA! >> X-RAY 14 10-4 10-15. >> YES. >> Stand up. >> Let me get up. >> Let me put your shirt down. Stop. Stop. You're not going over there. >> I'll stay here. I was already in my yard. >> We'll use the force. Use the force. Need a female for a search. >> I don't have homie. >> You're under arrest. You don't just get to run away from a traffic stop. >> You I wasn't running. How was I running? I was already in my yard. >> It doesn't matter. It's not safe zone. You're cutting cars off. >> Mia! This man is just arresting me. >> Stop. Stop. >> in. Sorry. >> Hold on. I got to move these. >> No, this is crazy. What the [ __ ] is I with y'all? I'm putting >> Put feet in. >> No. >> Put your feet in. >> No. >> [snorts] >> What the [ __ ] you know? >> That's over. >> [ __ ] call my mama. I was already in the yard. Y'all can't do that. >> Yep. Put her in the car. Sit in the car. >> No. No. That's crazy. >> You're under arrest. >> me like that. >> Cuz you can't try to fight. >> No. No. Call my mama. I WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. NO, DON'T TOUCH ME, BRO. >> Sit in the car. Stop. >> No. >> What I'm planning is >> No. WHAT THE [ __ ] IS OUR CHILD? NO. >> [crying] >> NO. >> SIT IN THE CAR. >> I DON'T want to sit in the car. No. No. No. Hurry up. Help me. No. >> You're going to jail either way. I don't know what you're asking this for. >> I'm not. I was already >> Ma'am, ma'am, RELAX. >> I WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. Y'ALL LET ME GO. I WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. >> LISTEN, IF YOU'RE UNDER ARREST, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> I'M POSITIVE I WAS ALREADY IN THE YARD. >> You're under arrest now though. You got to relax. Put your hands Get in the car. >> want >> Get in the car so we can talk about it, please. You got to trust me, man. >> I am. >> All right, buddy. That's why I'm here. >> Bro, I was ALREADY IN MY YARD. >> I UNDERSTAND. WHAT HAPPENED? >> I was coming home. I DIDN'T HE DIDN'T EVEN HAVE HIS LIGHTS ON OR NOTHING UNTIL I PULLED in the yard. >> driving? >> Yes. >> Did he have his lights on or did >> No. >> Okay. So, so he didn't have his lights on, but he pulled behind you, turned them on. They're on now. >> No, they wasn't on until I WAS ALREADY OUT THE CAR. >> BUT IN THE YARD DOESN'T COUNT. THERE'S no home base. >> THIS IS MY HOME. >> MATTER. There's no such thing. If you're driving on the road and he sees you, you don't have a license, you can't do it. So, fights to So, resisting doesn't help. Do you know what I mean? >> NO, I DIDN'T RESIST. I WAS ALREADY GOING IN THE HOUSE. >> YOU'RE STILL YELLING? >> I'm sorry, but he just slammed me. >> breath. That's what you can't go can't jump out the car running in the house. >> I WAS ALREADY GETTING OUT THE CAR. I have a client hair to do. >> All right. Well, I don't know what to tell you, but this this detective is is very good at his job, and I'm sure he's not arresting you falsely, okay? >> Can you Can you loosen it? >> We'll We'll get it all squared away, but you got to let me let my officer do what he's got to do. You got to trust me. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> Okay. >> Tonight, you're probably you're going to have to go to jail tonight. You're going to No. >> Please. >> No. >> I don't WANT TO GO TO JAIL. >> CAN'T RESIST. >> OH, NO. >> I understand, but you All right. >> No. I CAN'T GO TO JAIL. I'M GOING TO THE NAVY. What the [ __ ] I can't go to jail. >> You can't be driving around with no license, though. >> I literally only went right up the street. >> Okay. >> I went to Checkers and back. >> Okay. All right. All right. We're going to We're going to talk, but just just stop yelling and breathe. >> Bro, can you loosen this a little bit? >> Sergeant Bryant, not bro. Relax. >> Please, just loosen it. >> All right. We can figure it out. Just Just relax a little bit. Don't have her hyperventilate. Just relax. >> I can't. I'm sorry. >> You know what I told her? You know, home base don't count. You don't do home base here. You got to stop. >> you she doesn't have a license. >> Yeah, she said it. Is that why she ran in the house? >> Oh, she >> Cuz she barely parked it. >> I know. She cut She cut cars off coming in here. She was trying to get away from you so much. >> And then she jumped out and tried to run in. >> She jumped out. She's like, "I'm home. I'm home." and tried to run inside. >> Yeah, I I already knew what it was. That's why I said, "There's no home base." >> Do you know her? >> Yeah. Yeah, there's no home base. >> What's her name? >> I don't remember her name. She was a student at RMA. You didn't even have to tell me what it was, cuz I know she lives here. I know she tried to do the home base thing. Is this her her people? Is her daughter Is Is her You know her? Huh? Okay. With the traffic stop and Who what Who's this? >> Her mom. >> Hello, ma'am. >> Yes. >> Hi. How are you doing? I'm Sergeant Bryant with Daytona. One of my detectives tried to do a traffic stop on your daughter. And she cut off some cars, was trying to hurry up and get home, and jumped out the car and tried to run in the house. So, she was detained, and then she resisted a little bit, so she was taken to the ground. She's not injured. Um >> So, why did they put her on the ground? >> Well, she's a little girl. >> She was resisting. She was resisting. >> So, how much can a little girl resist for a man to just slam her on the ground? >> Ma'am, she's not little. >> She ain't big enough for no man to be slamming her on the damn ground, either. >> You stop somebody slamming her on the ground? >> You're telling me y'all apprehend? I already know how Daytona works. I already know how y'all are. >> Okay. Well, I'm Sergeant Bryant, and if um you have questions or a complaint, you can come up to the front desk and file that. Um we have our body cams on, so all that'll be available. Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Here's your receipt. Don't resist again. >> I know. >> I don't know if you want to try to get her name when we're all done, cuz she ain't definitely giving it to me. >> Yeah. You >> Hey, this car is not registered to you? >> No. >> Whose car is it? >> It's my mom's friend's car. It's not my car, and I don't have nothing in there. >> I just spoke to your mom, okay? And I told her what's going on. Um >> Bro. >> What's your first name again? >> Bro. >> All right. We're going to work it out. >> Please, because I don't have nothing. >> want us to change these cuffs up? >> Yes. I don't even want to be with you. LIKE I'M ALREADY >> HOME. WHERE THE [ __ ] am I going to go? Like I don't got nothing on me. Nothing. >> We're not saying you have stuff on you. We're not saying you're a drug dealer. >> Exactly. He didn't have to slam me like that. >> Well, you can't run in the house, though. In the police >> I'm already getting out of >> Do you have anything on you that could poke me or stick you? >> No, I don't have nothing in my pockets. I'm naked. >> Okay. Just spread your feet for me. Now, face the car. >> Like, this [ __ ] is wild. I don't have nothing. I wasn't >> I understand. I'm just telling you to do it anyways before you get cuffed in the car, all right? >> Yeah, you got to keep facing. >> All >> Relax. >> Come back up a little bit and then lean forward for me. Are you wearing a bra? >> Uh-oh, okay. >> No bra. I don't have anything. >> Are you wearing a extra bra? >> Y- yes. Sure. Yes. Where your shoes at? >> They on top of the car. >> Okay, just slide them cross whatever you got. >> Okay. >> Yeah, she's good. >> I told y'all. >> Okay, step up here. You cuffed too tight. >> Yes. >> Okay. Which one this one? >> Both of them. He tightened them like >> But this one this one's loose. Okay. >> They both. >> All right, try to loosen this one. Loosen. All right, let me just pull your shirt and stuff down. >> I was already out the car going in the house, bro. >> That's what I'm trying to explain If you you knew you didn't have a license, you shouldn't have come out the car. >> I only I didn't even see him. >> parked the car. Look how you parked. >> I parked like that every time. I did not see him. I seen him when I was already turning. >> Okay, I can talk to you without looking at you, all right? I understand what you're saying, but you can't jump out of the car and try to run in the house. You knew you didn't have a license. >> I was going to get out OF THE CAR REGARDLESS. >> I KNOW YOU WERE, BUT YOU WERE TRYING to get in there quick cuz you knew you didn't have a license. >> And you know this ain't your car, it's your people's car, and you don't want to get the people jammed up. I get it. If you be honest, Officer Smith might leave the car here. I'm not sure. It's up to him. It's completely up to him. But you got to be You got to chill. You see You see how you slowed down and you start breathing better? >> I don't want him to take me to jail. I can't go to jail. >> So, I just use a the hand cuffs. >> Is there anybody here that >> Yes, it's my brother in there with his nurse. >> How old is he? >> My brother, he's disabled, but he's like 20. >> Where's your mom? >> My mom is at work. >> I can't give the keys just to anybody if I was to leave the car. >> She can take keys. >> Who is she? >> This is my brother's nurse. Bro, please don't take me to jail. >> You're going to jail tonight, okay? >> to go to jail, y'all. >> the cuffs on, okay? >> Bro, they're trying to take me to jail, bro. I've never been to jail a day in my life. >> I know you haven't. I know you haven't. Put the cuffs on. Look, put these cuffs on. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> It's cold out here, for real. >> Bro, I feel like this is insane. Like, jail is crazy. >> It's not as bad as you think. >> Bro, yes, it is. When you ain't never been, I don't want to go through no [ __ ] like this. >> You don't even know what the charge is. >> I don't want a charge. I can't afford that. >> All right, let's sit down so we can talk about it. >> She was charged with driving with a suspended license and resisting an officer without violence. Adjudication was withheld on both charges. She served one day in jail with credit for the one day already served and was ordered to pay a total of $428 in fees and fines. Thanks for watching. Please support our channel by liking, commenting, and subscribing. Your support helps our channel grow. And we appreciate every one of you. Don't forget to use the heart feature to help give our videos a boost. >> and driving up on somebody's ass up here. Then I got behind her, she cut off a car whipping in here trying to get away from me. I pulled in behind her, she jumped out of the car. She's like, "I'm home, I'm home, I'm going inside." I was like, "You're not free to leave." And she tried to run in the house, so I grabbed her. I said, "Now you're under arrest." >> You're going to jail for reckless endangerment. >> And then she kept trying to resist the whole time.