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You got to step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. >> Keep it. >> Step out of the vehicle now. Don't do that. Do not do that. 2060 is TAKING OFF. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> Getting pulled over sucks. We know, but these Karens apparently decided that speeding away was the perfect way to turn a bad day into a complete disaster. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. These are the times when the dumbest cars thought it was a good idea to flee a traffic stop. Starting off with this lovely woman getting yanked out of the car right around the time she was going to flee. >> Wa! What are we doing here? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Get out the >> Welcome to July 20th, 2025, and a cop clocks this vehicle, zooming down the road at 64 in a 30 zone. When the cop tries to pull it over, the driver abruptly U-turns and continues speeding at a slower 43 mph before finally coming to a stop. Oh my my. Let's check it out. >> Turn off the vehicle. Place the keys on the pavement. Do so now. Driver, throw the keys out the window. >> Driver, turn off the vehicle and put the keys out the window and drop on the ground. >> We were westbound as she flipped around into the UI and she took off on us. >> You want to y anchor out? >> Anchor out. >> All right. >> Go down the window. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> Just letting them know. >> Why didn't you turn the car off? Why didn't you not follow? >> You see that in the >> What's the deal with the driver taking off? Oh, at this point I'm going to start recording. >> Can I Can I ask you something? >> Yeah. No. What What's the question? >> What's moving around in traffic? >> I turned my car off the car and y'all >> for what? What? >> We instructed you. >> Tell me. >> We instru >> What's the problem of the car? Yeah, I know. >> Here's what we're going to do. >> It's about the vehicle. >> What's the problem of the car? >> Step out of the vehicle. Oh no. What's the >> Okay, so if you don't step out, we're going to yank you out the car. That's what's going to happen. Step out the car. >> We will take you out of the vehicle. Go ahead. Record. >> I am out of the vehicle. >> What is the probable? >> I am asking you right now to out of the vehicle. >> What are What is the probable car? >> Eddie, we have to be at 64 miles an hour and then turning around and going back the other way. >> I was coming this way. We have a car. You could drive it with this one. Unless we're mistaken. We didn't see. We saw it. Pretty sure. >> So, you see multiple cars. >> No, no, no. No. We saw your car and our radar got you. So, there's no arguing this here. And I'm not trying to give you a hard time. We're trying to get you to follow our instructions. >> I'm confused, >> which you are not doing at the moment. We asked you multiple times to take the keys out. >> Yeah. Place them outside the vehicle. And then we also asked you about >> two minutes ago to sit out of the vehicle. which you also did not. >> I know my right. I know my limit. >> Yes. And this is a legal traffic stop which you are required to follow our instructions. >> And are you doing that right now, ma'am? >> Oh, I love these people. What is the probable cause, officer? is the opening question of a tick- tock lawyer followed by I know my rights but for some reason the cop tries to talk some reason into her which she clearly lacked asked you multiple times are you going to follow our instructions so we got you at 65 mph and we are asking you to step out of the vehicle so we can continue our investigation okay at this there is an investigation because you what's that >> an investigation about what >> we clocked you at 65 mph and we think that obviously you didn't stop for us right away so we had to then >> if I didn't stop I wouldn't be here right now >> well you you then stopped >> you then stopped after the fact >> okay is there a reason why you were doing 65 miles an hour okay where are you coming from are you you're going to Chicago coming from Have you had anything to drink? >> No. Okay. Okay. Well, you're going to just have to kind of sit tight with us for a minute. Okay. Step out of the car. >> Oh, you want to step out of Okay. So, right now you're under suspicion of DUI. Okay. So, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car. And what what's the problem? >> So, the car >> I I went 64 miles an hour. Okay. You turned around and then came back this way. That's for the stop. And now obviously speaking with you, we detect an alcoholic beverage emanating from your mouth. So >> I'm going to call my lawyer. >> But you're not gonna get a hold of anybody at 2 o'clock in the morning. >> Okay. So you guys at this point, >> go ahead and try to call your lawyer. That's why >> go ahead. And here's the thing. Regardless who you call, we still suspect your daughter alcohol and or other drugs and compound. So I need you to step out of the car and make sure she takes a field soiety test. Okay? >> Come on officers. Just drag her butt out. If you guys give her too many chances, she might do something. Really? >> What are we doing now? No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Get out the car. >> Turn around. Lay on your stomach. Lay on your stomach. Who on your back? Is wrong with you? >> The is wrong with you? Attention is going to have custody and now the terminator deployment penalty >> now you're for sure under arrest. >> Yeah. See should have just yanked her out after the second warning. Oh well. At least they were able to do so in time before Dum Dum drove away. >> Here's the deal. Here's what we're going to do. We're going to roll you on your side. I'm going to kick your legs underneath you. Okay. You're going to sit up. >> Make sure this double side. >> Roll. Chick feet. Cheek feet. [ __ ] You got to roll. You got to roll. >> [ __ ] yanked her out. >> Yeah, we kept traffic away from you guys cuz that figured out. >> Oh, 100%. Now we're tossing this thing. All right, let's search it. >> Breaks like booze in here. >> Here. I got a cup right here. >> You got a cup. That sounds alcohol right there in the passenger or back there. In the end, she is charged with DUI, speeding, improper lane usage, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, driving on a suspended license, illegal transportation of alcohol from a driver, fleeing and eluding, obstruction, and resisting arrest. Moving on to the next case here, where a woman led police on a dangerous pursuit. Keep it. All right, let's go. >> It's April 12th, 2025, and cops in Illinois are on their way to assist a deputy who's dealing with a vehicle refusing to stop. Let's go help them out. >> Single female driver, white, female. Left on Columbia maybe. >> No, continuing on market. >> Continuing on market back on the highway. Switch disc. 33. What color is vehicle? >> Blackboard crossing rolling northbound north. >> I'm trying to get going parking lot. >> Copy. Shnooks. >> We're still going through through Schnooks parking lot. number going to parking lot 263. Can we find call county at water? Whoever's making line call >> 269. I'm right behind 33. I'll call it. We're going on northbound route three. >> 104. She's in a slow lane right now. Going around fast lane. She's going to get stuck between cars right now. Hold on. You know she's going to make it through the between the turns. >> What kind of car is it? >> Spike positive spike. This unit county 33 in pursuit Illinois 3 northbound fusion Illinois temporary registration vehicle to be spiked using a front tire. >> She's losing the tire. When the driver finally comes to a stop, the cops immediately take action and try to get her out of the car. However, that won't be the end of the pursuit. >> Hands out the window. Hands out the window. Open that door. HANDS AT THE WINDOW. >> WINDOW >> NOW. >> NOW. >> Hands out the window. >> Unlock your door. >> UNLOCK YOUR [ __ ] DOOR NOW. OPEN THE GODDAMN DOOR. >> Keep it. Keep it. >> Keep it. >> All right, let's go. The car's front tire just flew right off. And she's still able to drive, but not for long. Troop 833 off again. And she stopped again. >> Open that door. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of THE CAR. GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON YOUR FACE. >> GET DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> Get down on the ground. >> Okay, coach. Go ahead. 269. Subject in custody. >> I got her. She's in custody. Finally, after a dangerous pursuit, the cops were able to secure the driver safely without any harm. After that, they moved her into the squad car. All right. Yeah. Go ahead. Go ahead. I like the car. >> No idea. We're about to stop, >> dude. Oh, dude. I >> he ripped the entire door handle off his straps. >> I know. I didn't realize it. >> Brake lights on his >> Is that what the stop was? >> She's valid and clear. Makes noing sense. >> You got a bunch of open. In the end, she's charged with fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest. She was found unfit to stand trial, remanded to the Department of Human Services custody, and the case was dismissed. Moving on to this case now, where a woman with alcohol brain decided to flee the traffic stop. >> You got to step out of the car. You got to step out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. >> It's July 27th, 2025. Cops conducted this stop on a vehicle driving erratically. Let's check her out. >> Stop the vehicle now. We're on Main Street right in front of Zach. >> Don't move the vehicle. Turn the vehicle off. Turn the car off now. Turn the car off. Is everything all right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, the reason I stopped you is cuz I saw you go up on the curb right by the high school. >> What's going on? >> Okay. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? have um going on in my book and involved and >> Okay. I'm sorry. Tell who? >> In my book. >> Your book? >> Yeah. >> Is Okay. So, you're being >> my children. >> Your two children are okay. What are their names? Okay, let's >> Holy crap. She's drunk. That's for sure. But how drunk is she? That's exactly what the officers about to find out. >> Let's start. Okay. Where were you headed to? Because you were going westbound on Roosevelt. >> Home. >> He left. Who's he? >> Your ex-husband? I just >> Okay. Can I have your ID and insurance, please? >> Are you familiar with detectives? >> Yeah, we have we have quite a few. >> We have quite a few detectives. Who are you looking for? >> Who are you looking for? >> Okay. >> Hi. I can hear you. >> Can you hold down the window, please? >> No. >> Get her insurance. Do you have her insurance? Not yet. Do you have any insurance? >> Ask him. >> Ask who? ask him husband. >> Okay. >> I He's not here. So, I need your insurance, please. >> Whatever you do, >> ma'am. I need your insurance. >> All right. How familiar are you with the English language? >> Okay. What's your highest level of education? >> Ma'am. >> Yay. >> Your highest level of education is married. >> Very >> very what? Very high. Very low. >> Fashes. Okay. Awesome. All right. So, can you do me a favor, please? Would you be able to recite the alphabet? Do you know the alphabet from A to Z? >> I'm not. I'm not going to do it. Okay. Well, can you reset the alphabet for me, please? Just a couple. >> Okay. >> Can you do it for me to W? Start a E and a W. Okay. How familiar are you with numbers? Can you come from one to 100? >> What was it? Yeah, >> man. Not just drunk, super hammered. Please take her away from the steering wheel. >> Okay, I'll be honest. I mean, you sound pretty intoxicated. You I can smell a strong order of perfume like you're trying to cover up some alcohol. How much have you had to drink tonight? Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> You came back from home where I'm sorry. >> Crafts. >> Crafts. >> Crafts. >> Crafts. Craft brewing. Craft brewing. >> Okay. Is that what it was? >> I I don't know what it is. >> Crafts Brewing. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Where Where is Crafts? Craft was like worlds that put craft things together. >> Oh, okay. Like a sip and paint kind of deal. Okay. How much did you have to drink there? >> Nothing. Like like literally I Well, now you're giving me two different answers. >> No, not you're asking. >> Okay. So, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car. Okay, I'm going to run you through some safari test. Okay, >> Linda, I'm going to have to ask you to step out of the car. >> Yeah, finally. It's about dang time. However, instead of getting her out, the drunk voice in her head told her to do something else. >> Linda, look, I got some concerns, okay? >> You're you're driving. You're hitting curbs. You're supposedly going to Villa Park, but you're going west when Villa Park's east >> in Villa Park. >> Okay. Well, Villa Park's that way. >> No park. >> You want to follow? >> Yeah. No, I'm not. You're not driving until I can until I can run you through the field so test to see that you're okay. You're okay. Listen, I'll tell you what. You get out, your fields look good, you get back in your car, you drive home, and you're good to go. Okay. >> I'm sorry. It's just there's traffic, so I want to make sure you hear me. Oh, I'm sorry. >> Okay. I don't mean to yell. It's just I can hear you. I can hear, you know, the traffic behind me, so I can't really hear you, but if you get out of the car and do your car right now. >> All right. You You got to step out of the car. Get your ass out of the car. >> Well, that escalated fast. After a short pursuit, she came to a stop and the cops were able to yank her out. Get out of the car. Out of the car now. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to rip you out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Out of the car. I got one. I got one. I got cops. >> 22. We got one. Watch your car. >> I got it. I got it. >> I'm on 72. >> Let me open it. I got it. Open up the channel. Huh? Research her. Not yet. She's got a dress on. No. Hold on. >> Yeah. Step on. We're going to start to real quick. Am >> I stepping outside? >> No. Okay. >> No, she's she's going to step outside. >> Diana, >> you're so cool, by the way. Oh, I just couldn't see you. My bad. I just Yeah. >> Should we double this? >> Here we go. >> Stop moving. >> Don't stop moving. Lindo. >> Not yet. >> Can I switch real quick? There's a mother in there. >> I just got a little pissed off. >> I don't care. I need verbal yes or no. All right. Yes or no? No. >> Before I ask you any questions, it is my duty to advise you of constitutional rights. You have the right to remain silent. >> Linda, you have the right >> arm. That's good. >> Wasn't bad. It was just more like it just >> in the end, the woman is charged with DUI, reckless driving, fleeing and eluding, and resisting arrest. Plus, we move on to this case where a woman flees a traffic stop after learning about her warrants. >> Step out of the vehicle now. Don't do that. Do not do that. Do not do that. 26 is taking off. He get on theing GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND. >> Welcome to March 5th, 2023. We're at a traffic stop on this vehicle with an expired registration. Okay. What's happening here? >> Hello. My name is Officer Davis. I'm with the Beexley Police Department. The reason why I pulled you over cuz you tried to dip out on me. I saw your registration was expired. >> Right. I made the wrong turn. I stay on this street. I actually stay in this next house. Come back. >> Okay. You have your driver's license, proof of insurance on you? You don't have it? You don't have a driver's license? You don't have it on you? >> I don't have it on me. >> Okay. What's your, you know, your social, your driver's license number? >> No, I do not. >> You don't have Is the vehicle registered to you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your name? >> All right. Hold tight for me. >> After running her profile, the cop found out that she had two warrants for her arrest. Okay. Then he went right back to tell her to step out of the car. >> Okay. Miss Harris, I need you to step out of the vehicle for me. >> All right. Can I go in some key real quick? Unfortunately, I cannot let you do that. I will uh make every effort to get you to the restroom as soon as possible. >> So, what am I stepping on the phone? >> Cuz you have two warrants for your arrest. >> Two warrants? >> Two warrants? Yes, ma'am. >> What's the warrant for? >> I can explain all that to you once you get back in my cruiser. >> I would like to know what's my warrants for before I do anything. >> Okay. I need you to step out of the cruiser. Step out of your car right now, ma'am. I need you to step out of the car right now. I need you to step You're making this worse. Like, don't make this worse. It's like it's traffic stuff. Like, don't make this worse. Don't add another charge. Don't make this Don't elongate this stop. Like, let's just get this over with and be done with it. Don't make this worse. Don't add Don't add other charges to this. So, you're going to turn some traffic warrants into a criminal offense. Miss Harris, step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle now. >> Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle now. Step step out of the vehicle now. Don't do that. Do not do that. Do not do that. >> But instead of stepping out, she decided to start the engine and drive away. Another genius. Oh well, now she gets more charges to go along with those traffic warrants. >> 26. She's on foot running. You stay with the car behind her. STOP. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THEINGING GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE [ __ ] GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THEINGING GROUND RIGHT NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> GET ON THEINGING GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> OKAY. I HAVE TO >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> STOP AN STOP. >> Get on theing ground. STOP PLAYING WITH ME. >> BRO, YOU'RE NOT ABOUT TO KEEP CHOKING. >> YOU NOT ain't nobody to choke you. >> GET ROLL OVER. >> STOP MY GET ON. I DON'T GIVE a took off running. She tried to run on foot. Man, them ankles need to get a restraining order against her for torture. >> 26. I got one going. >> Oh, >> open up, man. Come here, >> dude. They're taking me off the floor. I ain't You got >> anything? >> All right. I copy. >> All right, man. Same thing that you do. So, we get this figured out, we're going to sit in the car. Okay. All right. Just leave your phone right there. >> Okay. Well, can I hang it up? >> Well, I'll get that to you. Just hang on. >> I ain't got nothing to do with none of that, man. >> Okay. >> What's your name, bud? >> Rashid. >> Rashid. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Can you find? >> No. Roll over. GET ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> NO. >> Get on your stomach. Get on your stomach now. >> Get on your stomach now. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> MY ANKLE HURTS. >> GET ON YOUR STOMACH NOW. >> Hold over an >> Stop resisting. YOU'RE ADDING MORE CHARGES. >> My ankle, TOO. [screaming] >> MY ANKLE. STOP RESISTING. >> MY ANKLE. >> STOP RESISTING. >> OW. >> STOP RESISTING. >> MY ANKLE ARMY. OH NO. >> Stop moving. >> Stop moving. >> Stop resisting. >> I got one. All right. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. That's more [screaming] free. >> Stop resisting. >> ROLL OVER. >> NO. [screaming] WOW. GET OFF OF ME. >> After securing her incuffs, the cops then tried to move her to the squad car, but wow. Easier said than done. >> Okay. Okay. Damn. What's your name? >> I have all that. Don't worry about it. Sit up, Miss Harris. Sit up. >> I'm going to help you up. Okay, >> RELAX. [screaming] >> HEY, RELAX. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO. >> It's somebody with the car. There's somebody in the car. My brother or somebody. >> Help you up. OKAY. >> OKAY. We can't help her ankle when SHE TOOK OFF RUNNING HERE. SIT UP. >> [screaming] >> THERE YOU GO. >> YEAH, I'll sit there with her all night and she going to jail. >> I can't believe her. Uh, since moving her is going to take some time, the cops came to speak to the passenger. >> Who is that to you? Who is she to you? >> That's my friend. That's my home girl. >> Okay. You got some ID on you? >> I don't have my ID, but I got my wallet. >> Okay. You got any kind of ID on you? >> Uh, a birth certificate. Like, I'm on probation right now, man. I ain't >> What are you on probation for? >> I'm on probation for child support. >> Okay. Broomfield. >> Yeah. Like, I I didn't Listen, man. I was telling her to take >> number the vehicle. I got the passenger detained. >> I was telling her to take me home. You feel me? She made the wrong turn and then um when we turned down the street, I guess the officer pulled up on us or whatever. >> She had cut the car off. She said, "All right, they about to cut the lights off." All right. Well, just cut the car off. Stop the car. >> Yeah. >> Boom. I'm sitting there talking to her. I'm like, "Little, look. >> Spell your first name again." >> R A S H E D. Yeah. Like I was telling her like, "Just take me to the crib." she was going to take me home and then that's when we had got stopped and then uh I guess they had ran her name and all that and said she had two warrants and I'm like well look man just get off the car and let them do their job. >> So this is all this is all just for traffic warrants. Ridiculous. >> Stupid. >> So >> stupid. And look I'm telling her I'm like look get that handled. You feel me? >> She like well I ain't going to jail. I said bro please bro just go get [ __ ] taken care of. like I'm not trying to I don't have time for this. So then when she did what she did, I'm like look, I ain't trying to have no parts in this, man. >> Okay. Who are you on the phone with? >> My my cousin. >> Okay. Where are you trying to get to? >> His house. >> Where where's that at? >> Up north. >> Up north. Okay. >> And I was telling her, I said, "Well, look, let me just take if they if you go to jail, let me just take your car." >> Yeah. >> And I'll park it over there. That way you when you get out your car will be good, your phone and all that will be good. >> Yeah. I said this was this was all unnecessary. All right. Just give me a second. Okay. Just put your foot in there and >> you don't have any warrants or anything cuz you're on probation. >> No, I'm not on I'm on probation, man. >> All right. So All right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Just sit tight for me. Okay. >> All right. >> In the end, she was charged with obstruction, resisting arrest, and operating a vehicle with expired registration along with her outstanding warrants. Moving on to this case here where a woman makes a traffic stop worse by driving off. >> Stopped her and she was parked at one of these pumps and she just drives away. >> My car. Get off the car. Get off of me. >> Step out of the car. >> I didn't do nothing. >> On June 25th, 2024, cops are at this stop on a vehicle with a suspended license. And the fun's just getting started. >> Hi, I'm Officer Tra with the Beachwood Police Department. Do you have your driver's license in your insurance card? >> Oh, why are you pulling me over? Are you the owner of the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Your license is suspended. That's why >> you I got my license right here. How's my license suspended? >> I'll have to look up to see what court it's through. You weren't aware that it was suspended. >> I know. I got a ticket in Shaker, but I don't pay my ticket off. I don't know nothing about no. >> Okay. Do you have your insurance card with you? All right. Let me see when that suspension uh started and what court it's through. Did you get a ticket with them and not pay it? Should have been. It looks like it might have been from 2022. >> 2022. I didn't been to Shaker Court and everything. >> I don't It's not Shaker Court. >> How would I 2022? I was living at that address. So, they would have told me something. I would have known. >> Okay. Um, >> so here's the situation. Because you're showing suspended, you have to tow the vehicle. Oh my god. >> And I need your Why did >> you even stop me in the first place? >> Because your sus license is suspended. >> Why would you run my my name on my plate in the first place if I wasn't doing anything illegal? >> We typically run license plates just as a matter of policy. >> You got to be a fool not to know the cops run plates randomly. But hey, being ignorant isn't the only thing she's good at. >> No. If you had a licensed driver with you, then we would be able to turn it over to them. But because there's not someone with you that has a license, we have to tow it. My mom lives right down the street. >> Yeah, we can't we can't wait. And he's already called for a tow. What's your current address? >> Ma'am, >> can you come up here and come get my car, please? >> She's not going to be able to get your car. >> Can you Can you come get my car? Cuz that is >> ma'am. >> What's your current address? >> She said she just pulled me over from running my plate. tomorrow. She just run just running my plate. Didn't do nothing illegal, nothing. Just running my plate and I'm pulling in the gas station to get gas. >> Okay. What's your current address? >> That's why I'm on your grand. Can you come get my vehicle? I have came and got vehicles before. >> Ma'am, I'm telling you right now, she's not going to be able >> Both of y'all talking to me right now. >> Okay. I'm telling you right now, she's not going to be able to get your vehicle. So, she doesn't need to come up here. >> Because you don't have a license. You shouldn't be driving. >> I do not know. I didn't have a license and I can get that straight into the house. >> You can say that, but I have to go. >> If it's about a ticket, I can pay a ticket for you to tow my vehicle. >> What's your current address? >> I don't even do anything. >> What is your crazy part? >> What is your current address? >> How do I go to court just recently and give them my license? How wouldn't they know my life if that's the police? That's That's crazy to me. >> The court's different. Yeah, the court's different. Um, it doesn't matter if it's the police and you running my plate and that court, your court is different from Highland Knights. >> I I can't tell you what what the court ran or what they didn't run. >> My car is ridiculous. >> Go ahead and pull up your insurance card and we'll be back with you in a minute. Okay. >> As the cops are in the squad car preparing her ticket, this woman decided to do something that really escalated the situation. >> What What do you think you're doing? What do you think you're doing? Give me your keys. >> Give me your keys now. Can I get MY GET OFF MY CAR. My car. Get out of my car. Get off the car. Get off of me. >> Step out of the car. Get off of me. I didn't DO NOTHING. GET OFF OF ME. Get off of me. Get off of me. Why are they DRAGGING ME OUT THE CAR? I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. OKAY, let me go. >> We need another unit. >> Let me go. GET OFF OF MY DAMN NECK. >> We need another unit. >> I DIDN'T EVEN DO ANYTHING. I'LL WEAR A TICKET. >> I wear a ticket. Now you're going to jail. >> I wear a ticket. >> Yes. You let your decision buy no ticket and it must be an error. I don't know what y'all talking about. I don't have no ticket. >> You're about to get one. >> What a dumb dumb. She could have simply gotten a ride home and fixed the issue. But her ignorance and entitlement got her arrested. >> I'm about to get a ticket. You're arresting me for about to get a ticket? Don't sound crazy. >> ARRESTED YOUR BEHAVIOR. >> HOW HOW DO YOU GET ARRESTED ON BEHAVIOR? MY BEHAVIOR IS off of your behavior. Y'all sound crazy. I'm not getting in the car. I'm not under arrest. What is y'all doing? Y'all sound crazy. My hurry up. Y'all is crazy. What? Look at my car. It's open. Are you KIDDING ME? OVER A a ticket. Are y'all kidding me? Over a ticket. >> Put your feet in. >> Over a ticket. I can't even get in. How you talking about put your feet in? >> Put your feet in. >> Not even pulling up to get in the damn car. Pull my damn dress down. >> I cannot get in. >> You can pull in or you can step down. >> God is weird. Weird. >> Put your feet in >> over a damn ticket. Okay. Get away from me. >> No, I'm not going to get off you. Put your feet in. >> How do you expect me to get up in here? Hey, put your foot in. >> Damn. What the hell? >> God damn. That's all y'all had to do. Like, come on. Over a damn ticket. She was going to jail over a ticket. How you going to pull me out my car? I leave. >> No, it was she I stopped her. She was parked at one of these pumps. Then she just drives away >> and parks in the thing. And I walk up. I'm like, "Give me your keys." She's like, "No, I'm not I'm not doing anything." I'm like, "Give me your keys." I open the door and she like pulls away. I said I pulled her out and she started resisting and puffed her up and put her she's in the back of my car now. >> All right. >> So, you need anything else? >> Uh, no. >> In the end, she's charged with obstruction, resisting arrest, and driving under suspension. Moving on to this case here where grandma gets arrested after refusing to stop for a traffic stop. >> Go ahead and stay in your car. >> Huh? >> Go ahead and stay in your car. I'm pulling you over. This is a traffic stop. I've been behind you since Kyoo. >> I know I'm late for my doctor's appointment. >> I don't care >> what. >> Get in your car, please. >> Can you roll down your window, please? >> I'm Corporal Davis with the sheriff's office. The reason I'm pointing over for improperly backing in the middle of the roadway. Any reason for that? You just missed your turn. >> I'm late for my doctor's appointment. >> Okay. That's no reason to drive the way that you're driving, right? You're going to cause an accident. >> Is it? >> Yeah. >> And then did you see my blue lights back there? >> Yeah, I did. >> You did. But you decided to continue. >> I know I had to come here. Do you mind driving out here? >> Do what? >> Did you mind driving out here? >> Do I mind driving out here? That doesn't make sense. >> Did you mind driving here? Following me. >> I was conducting a tra I was attempting to conduct a traffic stop on you. >> I know >> you got your So you continued anyways. >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got your driver's license on you? You see blue lights, man? You need to pull over. Okay. So, now you're going to be extremely late to your doctor's appointment instead. >> I know. I need to talk to your mom. >> For what reason? that you failed to yield to an emergency vehicle. >> Yeah, >> that's why you want to talk to my boss. >> Okay. >> Well, grandma shouldn't really be driving at all. She can't even give the officer one valid reason for her stupid decision to drive away instead of pulling over. But hey, that's not all because her entitlement is also very strong. >> Ma'am, if you don't stay in your vehicle, I'm going to take you to jail. All right. >> Please, please stay in your vehicle. >> Well, hurry up. >> Get back. >> Okay. You talk to me like that, I'm going to go ahead and take you to jail. Stay in your car. >> Ma'am, you can't leave. You cannot leave. >> Ma'am, if you leave, you're going to jail. Shut the up. >> You cannot leave. Put your hands on your back. Hands on your back. >> Hi, I'm having health problems. >> I don't care. >> You don't care. >> No. >> No. I know you don't give a about nothing. >> Put your hands behind the back. >> Ma'am, I don't want to do this with you. Put your hands behind the back. >> I got to get into the doctor. >> I don't care. You should have thought about that before. >> Have a heart attack. You don't give a I know. weird. >> That's fine, man. Talk to whoever you need to. Leave me out there on >> Well, you're about to cause an accident. >> You were about to. >> And with that, Grandma's arrested. Slap the cuffs on her and move Granny straight to the squad car. >> Stop. Are you? Because you just earned yourself another pouch. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Let me Let me double lock so they don't tighten. >> All right. Sure. All right. We're going to walk over this way. Dustin County Sheriff's Office. My car. >> We will get it. You can't sit behind me. Huh? Sit behind me. You can take it out today. You can take yourself with you, right? Where am I going? You're going to jail. >> You're about stupid as hell. >> Am I? >> I got to get to the doctor. >> I don't care. Sit down. >> You don't I know you don't. >> You can't follow directions. You are going to get two simple citations. Sit down. Two simple citations. Now you're going to jail. >> What's your name? >> Corporal Davis. >> Huh? >> Corporal Davis. >> What's your first name? >> I'm not telling you that. >> In the end over here, Graham Graham is charged with fleeing and eluding. We move on to this case now where a horrible mother just drove off from a traffic stop and left her child behind. >> I'm driving her to school. >> Okay. >> And she got mad. Why? You're going to arrest me because I'm not going to drive her to school. >> She just keeps saying that she wish she never had me as a daughter. Oh, she took off. >> No, that's >> Yeah, I'll go pull her over. >> Yeah, go pull her over. Now, now we've got a Now we've got a parental issue. >> Yes, child neglect. >> Child neglect. >> It is April 28th, 2025, and cops get to a heated argument between a mother and a daughter. Let's check it out. >> What's going on? >> You ask her what's going on. I I >> stand over there, >> ma'am. Stand over there. >> What's going on now? You guys aren't listening to me when I tell you guys I can't deal with them right now. She >> What's the problem? >> She calls everybody to talk about them in front of my face. >> Okay, close the door. Close the door. Close the door for a second. No. No. No. No. No. I don't. I want to get out of the street. You close the door. Take a couple of deep breaths. What's going on? What's your side of what's going on right now? >> I just caught somebody telling her that I'm driving her to school. >> Okay. >> And she got mad. Okay. >> And she start she'll open the door. Okay. I parked to the side. >> Okay. All right. Well, >> why don't you hold off on calling people until you get her dropped off? Then you can talk to people. >> Why? That >> Why? So we don't have to keep trying to find you because you and your daughter are arguing. That's why. >> I want her off my car. I >> You can't. You have a responsibility as an adult, a parent. You have no choice. >> Okay. So we going to sit here all day. No, we're not going to sit here all day, ma'am. You're going to get in your car and you're going to drive your daughter to school. >> Yes. >> No, >> you can. Yes, you are. >> Why? You're going to arrest me because I'm not going to drive her to school. >> You have a responsibility as a parent. Okay. I can't parent your child for you. You have to drive your child to school. >> Ma'am, get in your car and drive your child to school. Ma'am, >> I'm I refuse to drive her. I'm sorry. >> 100 132. She's refusing to drive the child to school. >> Okay. My supervisor is on her way again. Okay. >> Okay. That's fine. >> I'm going to notify DCF of this issue. >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> That's fine. >> You You're in charge of her. You're required to make sure that she does certain things to include school. >> Huh? I mean, what what kind of mother is this? You have a responsibility as a parent. I mean, the fact that he had to even say these words to this woman tells everything. The officer then came to speak with the daughter. Deep breath. >> Trying. >> Okay. >> She tries to play victim, but she knows what she did. She called the person. It's not to tell them that I went to school. No, she just started talking bad about me. >> Like what? >> She was like, "Just don't talk to her. She's a bad person." [laughter] And then in front of the passenger seat when you guys told her not to talk to me, she was like, "I'm not going to I'm not going to pick you up back from school. Find your own way back to school. I don't want to deal with you. >> Okay. >> It's just like I wasn't >> How long has this been going on with you and her >> just today? But she' been yelling at me since yesterday. >> This is This all didn't This all didn't just blow up today. >> She's been dead since yesterday. I just want to go to school. I can't deal with her anymore. I just can't do it. >> I've been texting my sister. She said that. >> Come. Come on. Oh, that poor girl definitely deserves a better mom. She does not care about her daughter at all. In fact, she'd rather go to jail than drive her daughter to school. Wow. So, what started this? What started this now? >> R Y Road and Happer. H A R P E R Boulevard. >> Yes. >> So, what started this now? >> I was in the phone >> Uhhuh. >> telling her that they found her, that they told me to drop her off at school. >> Yeah. She started screaming at me. Open open the door to jump out. >> Did you say anything about her being a bad bad daughter or anything while you're on the phone? >> No. >> Okay. Well, that's what I'm getting. >> You know what? I'm always getting blamed. So, it's >> I'm not blaming you. I'm asking you a question. >> Ma'am, >> it's okay. It's okay. I'm tired of this. I could go to jail. That's fine. >> Who said anything about going to jail? How long has this How long has this been going on? Just just recently. Just know because of a stupid boyfriend. >> Oh, okay. Has she been a runaway or anything before? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. She when she has problems, she goes to her sister's house. >> Her older sister. >> That's the one that you're on the phone with. >> Yes. >> Okay. So, just so I know, when it comes to your house, are is it just you and her or do you have other I think she says she's the baby, right? >> Yeah, she's the baby. >> Okay. So, it's just you and her at the house. >> Yes. >> Okay. Has DCF ever been in your life before? And how long ago? >> Uh my daughter right now is 25 the last time. >> Yeah. So how I mean has it been a long time? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Just understand that just because DC DCF doesn't get just get called when it comes to um problems and people getting investigated. Sometimes people need assistance and it sounds like sounds like y'all need assistance. I I took her to therapy. She was doing the therapy was so good that they do even tele visit where you get in the computer and you talk to them. >> Is she supposed to be taking meds or anything? Is she taking them? >> No. >> Why? >> She don't want to. >> She say she don't want to. >> When was the last time she saw a doctor? >> Um, she haven't seen a doctor. >> Who gave her the meds? The the last time she saw that doctor was two months ago. Three months ago. >> Okay. Two months ago or three months ago. But what do they give her a bunch of like couple of months in advance or something? >> No, they they give her like two months. >> Okay. So, she's due to see the doctor again soon. >> Well, yeah, cuz she haven't seen even televisit. >> No disrespect. Are you supposed to be on meds? >> I I have all my And you take them. I take all my >> take them where you're supposed to >> every single day. >> Okay, give me a few minutes. All right. >> Of course, she has history with DCFS and we're not surprised at all. >> She's the mom, right? >> I know, but it's like the sports I do, it shouldn't have to bother her at all. >> Oh, yeah. We're We were talking about sports. >> Okay, gotcha. >> You You're on medication? >> I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Are you supposed to be on medication? >> No, because she took me away from it. She's quite a bit. >> When was the last time you saw your your doctor? >> Oh, my doctor or my >> therapist? >> Sorry. Therapist doctor. >> Right. As I said, September. >> September. >> Yeah, she told me September of last year. >> What happened now? >> She keeps trying to provoke me into talking to her and stuff. >> Ignore her. >> I'm trying to I really push because you're getting out of the car. >> I know, but >> she's acting like a Your mom's acting like a child. I just can't do it anymore. >> As easy it is for me to say because I'm not in your situation, you have to pretend like you're deaf around her. >> I mean, you're not a you're not a stupid girl, right? Mom's trying to push your buttons. What happens if one of your friends tried to do that? You just ignore him, right? Walk away. >> Like she keeps calling my dad and his people and it's like keep making the problem bigger and bigger. As the cop's trying to give the daughter some kind of advice, the other officer comes to try to talk sense into the mother. >> Why are we back here again? You know that we have calls for service that are very important. >> Well, she wants to jump out. >> But why would you get on the phone and start talking about she's a bad kid >> to somebody? >> No, no, no, no. I told I'm talking in the phone and I told her that's a whole lie. I told my daughter I'm driving her. >> Why couldn't you wait until afterwards? Because my daughter asked me if we found her. >> No, you just wanted to just make the stuff easy. She's going with you to school. >> I I'm not I >> You choose. >> I refuse. >> What's What you going to do? Child neglect. >> She could walk to school. >> No, she's not going to walk to school. >> I'm I'm not driving. >> Because if you can walk her to school, but I'm not driving. >> Well, you can walk her to school then. Okay, >> that's fine. You can walk her to school. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> That's your choice. But if you leave her out here, then it's child neglect. >> Okay. Well, I get my >> Yeah, she said that. But she's about to do something really stupid that's really suitable for the title of this video. >> Yep. Mom is going to walk you to school. >> Mom's what? >> She's going to walk her to school. Since you refused to drive her to school, so she'll walk her to school. She don't want to drive her, so she'll walk her. Oh, she took off. >> No, that's I'll go pull her over. >> Yeah, go pull her over. Now, now we've got a Now we've got a parental issue. >> Yes. Child neglect. >> Child neglect. She's going to be 10:15 for me. >> Phone now. >> I'm coming. Love my son. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest for child. >> Okay, that's fine. >> 218. >> All right. So, at this time, you're being placed under arrest for child neglect visit. We told you you updated her to school. You didn't want to take her to school. You decided to leave. So, this where um obviously your car can't stay here. So, >> could I move it? >> No, you're you're being arrested. >> I mean, could my daughter's come and pick it up? >> She's she's got she's got until the tow truck gets that. >> All right. Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me and stick me or stab me? [laughter] >> Calm down. >> Well, these are welldeserved consequences. Let's pray the girl got the help she needed. >> She took off. >> Calm down. >> She just put the blade on me. >> Okay. >> You are a 15year-old kid. >> I told her why would she call her daughter on the phone and I said just don't do anything. Take her. It >> wasn't just only my sister. It was [laughter] my sister. It was my dad. It was my stepdad. It was everybody. >> All right. Here's the deal. Your mom just took off on us. You're a 15year-old girl. You're not in any trouble whatsoever. All right. Here's what's going to wind up happening. Okay. First off, I want you to from what you were telling me after we met up you over down here to school, your mom was driving you down the road here and you said that she was uh talking to people on the phone. >> What was she saying? She was just calling me a bad daughter and that people shouldn't be talking to me anymore because I'm crazy and all this and she's just telling my dad that I'm just a horrible daughter and that just stuff like that. And she just keeps saying that she wish she never had me as a daughter. >> You raise your right hand. >> You swear everything you just told me is the truth. The whole truth and nothing but the truth help you out. >> Yes. >> If you can stay 10:12, I'm going to go take care of mom 10:15. >> Sounds good. >> Thank you, sir. Hey, he's a good guy. All right. >> Yeah. Uh 218 is uh 1012. >> You want to tow a vehicle or do you want daughter to come pick it up? >> We could probably have the daughter come pick it up. >> All right. I'm Officer Mian. You're under arrest for child neglect. >> Yes, sir. I understand. >> Has she been already been checked, sir? >> Yes, she she searched me. Could you not do that too hard in my hand? >> I'm not ma'am. They're locked. >> No, no, I know my hand is broken. >> I'm sorry. It's just my hand is broken. >> Okay, ma'am. Listen to me. >> What is What is wrong? >> Just not to hold her too tight because her hand is broken. >> When was that? When was that? >> I supposed to get surgery on it. >> Okay. >> This week, >> understand this. I'm going to take a look at the cuffs real quick. Okay. >> Okay. That's why if you want to take that watch off for you? >> No, it actually has to go with you, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Okay. We'll take care of that when we get there. >> Okay, ma'am. Just to let you know, I'm looking at it. These are these are gauged and locked. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. They're not a perfect circle. >> Okay. >> All right. Your your wrist is not a perfect circle and neither is this. So, by you moving around, it's going to feel like it's getting tighter. I'm telling you, it's locked. It cannot get tighter. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We're going to walk back to a mark towards my patrol car. >> Yes, sir. >> One second. I got to unlock it. Thank you. All right. Have a seat, ma'am. And I'll get that seat belt on you. >> Easiest way. I was going to say easiest way is to sit down. >> No. Yeah. Broken, too. I'm sorry. >> Wow. Listen, I'm not rushing you. >> Okay. Just lean back for a second. Put your arm put your uh seat belt on. Okay. >> [music] >> Okay. Been arrested before. >> Yes, sir. >> In Palm Bay. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, I'm going to just in case in case it's been a long while. >> You've been more than 10 years. >> Okay. What's going to wind up happening is I'm going to bring you to the station. I'm going to bring you to the station. They're going to take a picture of you. >> They're going to take a picture of you. Then they're going to get those cuffs off you. Okay. All right. Um, that's pretty much it. Uh, let me see if I got the AC going. I'll get the AC going a little bit more. All right. All right. We're with you shortly. Later on, the girl was picked up by her sister at the station, but in the end, the mother is charged with child neglect. >> Just take care of business. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> It's March 26th, 2024, Florida. An officer on patrol conducted a traffic stop on this vehicle for speeding. And instead of stopping, the driver decided to just keep driving for a while before actually stopping. And here's what happened next. >> Pull your vehicle to the right. Pull your vehicle to the right. Pull your vehicle to the right. Stop your vehicle. Stop your vehicle or I will pick you out. Stop the vehicle. That's 104. Do me a favor. Shut the radio off. Step out. I need to talk to you for a second. >> I'm not stepping out. What can I do? >> Ma'am, listen. 174. Can I get another unit? She's refusing to step out of the vehicle and talk to me. >> Normal, please. I will tell you in a second. I need you to step out. All right. Listen, ma'am. I'm not. We're 10:34. Not right now. Listen, you're coming this close. All right. You're about to go to jail. All right. I I'll explain everything to you if you step out. >> I'm telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you are going >> You are going to go to jail if you do not step out of the vehicle. I will tell you that in a second. >> Okay. Tell me now. >> I don't have to tell you that. I'm telling you to step out now. I'm giving you a lawful order. Okay. You're going 60 mph in a 45. All right. Step out of the vehicle or I'm going to take you to jail right now. Do you understand that? I have other units coming right now. Step out or you are going to jail for resisting. I'm not I'm not playing around with you. You almost got pitted out. All right. You for failing to stop. I turned my sirens on. >> Sir, hold on a second. Hold on a second. >> Listen. I ma'am. >> You are I'm As soon as another Listen, I'm telling you I am right now. I'm telling you, step out of the vehicle. I don't want to talk to you in the car. Get out of the vehicle. Get out of the vehicle, man. Once another unit comes, I'm busting this window and I am dragging you out. >> Bust my window car. You're not even letting me talk and let me explain. >> I don't need I don't need you. I'm telling you to step out. I am legally allowed to tell you to step out. I don't I don't care what you think. I am telling you right now to step out of the vehicle or you going to jail. I'm giving you one last chance. If you do not step out of this vehicle, I am taking you to jail for resisting. >> That's a pretty clear warning. Is she going to step out? Of course not. In fact, she doubles down on her own entitlement and continues arguing even harder. >> Zeler Zer. Yes, ma'am. I'm telling you right now, I am I'm giving you a lawful order. Please step out of the vehicle. I don't have to explain myself to you. That is a lawful order. You should probably understand what the law is, >> because you're wrong. >> Good to go. I'm not wrong. >> Wrong. Do not bust my window. >> I'm going to bust your window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> To have a conver >> I don't need to have a conversation with you inside the vehicle. I am giving you a lawful order. This is the last time. Good to go. You are going to jail right now for resisting. >> No, because you're not talking to me. You're being very rude. >> 174 >> and I'm not going to stop in in the park that I don't even I don't even know you and I don't even know. >> Just be advised the as soon as we get the female, she come 10:15 for conversation with you. And the fact that you're being very rude right now, like I'm trying to run away from you. I am not. I'm just over. >> Good to go. I'm We're not having I'm done talking to you. I'm going to break that window if you do not step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm trying to have a conver >> I'm not having a conversation with you. I've gave you multiple I don't Ma'am, you can say all everything you want. You can listen. I want to talk to your sergeant. >> I don't You will talk to the sergeant once you're in handcuffs. >> I want to talk to your sergeant. >> You can talk to the sergeant once that's fine. >> You're going to jail. You are going to jail. I'm not. >> You want to bet? We'll We'll see. >> We'll see who who We'll see. >> I will go to this right now over this situation because God >> 174 she's requesting you. I advise that she can speak to you when she's in handcuffs. >> I am not stepping out of the car. You are very rude. Very rude. I was not running away from you. >> 10 for her. I'm just waiting for another unit so she doesn't pull off. >> Do whatever you please, sir. >> All right. I'm going to, man. >> That's fine. I'm breaking your window if you do not if you do not step out of this vehicle. >> No, I don't step out of my >> vehicle. I'm going to go. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? >> I do not. >> All right. After a while, the cop then gave her one last chance to just comply before busting the window and pulling her out. But instead of listening, she wants to be even more idiotic. It's your last chance. I'm I'm going to be nice. Give you one more chance. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle or you're going to jail. I'm going to break the window and you're going to jail. Step out of the vehicle. All right. You want to go that way? >> 174. She's pulling off. Give me traffic. >> As the cops chasing her, he performs a pit maneuver, causing it to spin out and collide with his car. Go pick it. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle now. Step out of the vehicle with your hands up. Hey guys, watch crossfire. I'm going to put spikes under her tires here. Just take care of business. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. DADDY, >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT. [screaming] GET OUT. GET OUT. >> STOP. [screaming] STOP. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> STOP. STOP. SEAT BELTS. >> STOP. >> SEAT BELTS OFF. >> STOP. STOP. GET OUT. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. GET OUT. STOP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS. STOP. STOP. STOP. GOT RESIST. >> That's one gigantic baby. Maybe the biggest toddler I'd seen on body cam. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> COME ON. >> STOP. >> COME ON. >> STOP. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING WRONG. NO. NO. NO. YOU DIDN'T TALK TO ME. YOU DID NOT TALK. Anything on here? I'll pick up a sticker. >> YOU DID NOT TALK. >> You have anything on you? >> You did not TALK TO ME. I'M NOT TALKING TO NOBODY. >> YOU GUYS NOT talk at all and YOU HIT MY CAR. >> YES, I did. >> WHY DID YOU HIT MY CAR? YOU DID NOT TALK TO ME. YOU DID NOT. YES, YOU SHOULD. YES, I HAVE A RIGHT TO BE TALKED to and have a reason why. I'm not telling you anything. I DO KNOW MY RIGHTS. YOU guys are wrong. YOU GUYS ARE ABSOLUTELY WRONG. I'M not going any. I'm waiting for my dad. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE A SEAT. >> I'M WAITING FOR MY DAD. HELP. I'M BEING PULLED TO LIFE BY THE POLICE. HELP. >> Not your head in. >> I AM SITTING HERE. >> PUT your head IN ALL THE WAY. >> NO. NO. >> HOLD UP HERE. >> NO. >> STOP. NO. I WANT TO LOSE. DON'T TOUCH ME. STOP >> TAKING YOUR GLASSES. >> STOP. STOP. DON'T BREAK THEM. >> NO. NO. STOP. STOP. HELP. >> YOU CAN'T MOVE. You're going to get a felony charge. >> HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. YOU'RE PULLING MY HAIR. HELP. HELP. >> GET BACK. >> HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. [screaming] HELP. HELP. HELP. HELP. I'M BEING BROUGHT BY POLICE. HELP. HELP. STOP. >> HELP. HELP. HELP. [screaming] HELP. >> I'M BEING IN FRONT OF US BY THE POLICE. >> Jesus Christ. >> Might have been the most obnoxious way I've ever heard someone scream help and stop in these kind of videos, too. You know, could have been a simple ticket. And yet, she had to take it here. Her motto has to be, "Let's do it the hard way." >> Everyone okay? She got her driver's license, you know? Dude, I was going to give her a written warning. >> Yeah. >> 60 mph. That's what I pulled her over for. 60. >> We good? >> Yeah. >> I'm suing you. >> Okay. >> I'm suing you. >> Okay. >> I'm suing the entire talking and everything else. >> I'm suing the entire department. >> All right. Listen, I got your glasses up here. Okay. Uh, what else do you want to go to jail with? You press him? >> I'm not going to jail. >> You're going to jail, ma'am. You You have you're going to have to you are very rude to me. You did not want to talk to me. >> It's all on camera. I don't have to. I gave you multiple lawful orders. You have the right to talk to me. You understand why I was being so me and I was trying to explain to you why I was pulling over. I knew that you see you're being very I'm not being rude. You're not. Listen, this is your problem. You need to understand you are not in control. You are not in You are not in control of myself. >> No, you are not. Not when I turn on my lights and I see you. You're being very rude, >> ma'am. >> Very rude. I want to talk to the sergeant. I do not want to leave this premise. I want to talk to the sergeant. >> You all right? >> Yeah. My car. >> Yeah. >> Do you have a valid driver's license? Is that why you're acting like this? Cuz you are you suspended? >> Did you check my plates? >> Are you secure? Secure. If you fail to identify, I'm going to charge you again for that. Are you secure? Make this simple. >> My name right. So no. >> So what is your name then? You help me. What is your name? If you do not tell me your name, I am going to charge you with fairly I identified. We're going to take you to the jail. You're going to get booked under John Doe or Jane Doe. Okay. And then you're going to sit there until he's right here. >> All right. >> I want to talk to your sergeant. I don't want to talk to you. >> Good to go. >> As she demanded, the sergeant came to speak to her. And as usual, the sergeant isn't going to take any care in lies. Hey, what's going on, >> sir? I understand that I may have been going 15 over the mile cuz I was going 60, not not 20 over the mile. So, yes, I I do contest to that. Now, I didn't know that the police officer was trying to pull me over. So, when I moved over so he can, you know, do whatever he was going to do, but then I like, okay, so he's still behind me. So, I go to a lighted area. >> Okay. I'm not I'm not I'm not familiar with this area like that. I pulled over to a lighted area and then he came at me very very hard. >> Okay. >> Now, I don't know what Y'ALL PROCEDURES ARE LIKE THAT, but I'm not I'm by myself driving by myself. I don't feel comfortable. >> Okay. >> Being by the with a police officer. He was very aggressive telling me he was going to bust my windows and I'm going to jail and I need to get No, hold on. Hold on. Please let me speak. Cuz he didn't let me speak at all. >> Okay. I'm not going to step out of the vehicle if he could have just came to me cool, calm, and collective. He was already on 10 coming to me. And that's very disrespectful. I didn't do anything anything to him. I understand I may have been going 15 OVER THE MILE, WHICH I KNOW REALLY LAWFULLY I LIKE I will if if it's over 20 over the mile, so I understand like lawfully that's wrong. But um everybody always goes 60 down here. everybody always. And I'm just trying to go home so I could get to my kid and my family. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Hey, you're going to go to my car. Okay. >> All right. >> No, I want to be let go. >> Okay. >> You're going to drive. >> You going? >> No, I am not. >> You're listen. >> No, he was rude to me. >> He was totally disrespectful coming to my car. >> Let it hurt your feelings. >> I'm Debbie Kim. Okay. But we got to go to jail. Okay. >> No, >> that's that's not >> No, I'm waiting for my dad. >> No, we're not doing that. >> No. >> So, >> you going to go with us or Come on. >> No. Stop. Wait. Hold on. >> LET'S GO. >> CAN YOU WAIT? STOP. >> COME ON. GET OUT OF THE CAR. PLEASE STOP. CAN'T WAIT. I'M TRYING. >> WE'RE FAST TALKING. YOU ALREADY RAN. Get out of the CAR NOW. >> OKAY. GET OUT OF THE CAR ANYWHERE. >> MY DAD. >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. I just want TO GET >> I'M TRYING TO TALK. STOP. >> We're done talking. >> I'm not even running. >> It's open. >> STOP. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> STOP. >> GET in the car. >> Thank you. Just have a seat. Please >> sit down or they're going to grab you by your handcuffs and [laughter] pull you in the car. >> SIT DOWN. STOP. WAIT. LET ME GET IN THE CAR. >> Let me do it. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. >> Sit down. Please. >> Okay. Damn. >> Sit down. Okay, now >> you're about out of time. Sit down. >> No, YOU GUYS ARE BEING WAIT. HEY. HEY, YOU'RE SAFE. >> THAT SIMPLE. >> HEY, STOP. OUCH. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> IN the end, she's charged with the failure to obey police's order to stop and obstructing without violence. Her bond was set at $3,000. >> Get out. >> Get your ass over here. GET THE GET YOUR ASS. >> YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. YOU GOING TO JAIL TODAY? >> ALL THEM KIDS. LOOK AT THEM. [screaming] ALL THEM KIDS. >> WELCOME TO AUGUST 26TH, 2023. Cops conducted this traffic stop on a Tesla driving erratically and carrying an unsafe number of passengers. What's even more shocking is who the passengers are. Dear God, here's what happened next. >> Throw the window down. What's wrong? >> Shut up. >> God damn. Shut up. >> Where's your ID at? Where's your ID? >> Let me see. Let me go leave all you EGGS THERE. WHY YOU ENTERTAINING IT? They need to be quiet. >> It's a birthday party. It's >> a birthday party. >> That birthday party we did right here. >> Did you hear? I asked you to roll all your windows down. >> What happened? >> Nothing happened. >> We just holding the kids. We just holding the kids. >> I'm trying to get her to calm. >> We just holding the kids because we just left a birthday party at D. >> Okay. So, show me something. >> No, no, no, no. Cuz she talking this car, man. No, it's unreal. >> Okay. So, show me some form of identification. >> Under DUI suspicion, the cop asked her to step out of the car for further investigation. However, for some reason, she went on to do something really dumb and dangerous, especially with a bunch of kids inside the car. >> Miss, how you say your name? >> Step out real quick. >> Step out real quick. You don't need your purse. Step out the car. >> Okay. What you doing, ma'am? How many times I got to tell you? Step out the car. I said get out the car. What's in this car? >> Something in this car. Step out. >> I got a piece. [ __ ] chill out. >> I got to be so bad. Yeah. >> Take your glasses off. >> What's your name? >> Where you live? Turn around. >> I turn around if you see me real quick. That's That's not >> That's not happening. >> Can I keep you? >> I got you real bad. >> You about to go to jail. >> Why? >> You about to go to jail. >> Where you going? Bro, come here. What are you doing? >> What the Get out. >> During the pursuit, she strikes another vehicle, causing complete chaos on the road. >> 41. 41. She might have just >> 41. Get your ass OVER HERE. GET THE Get your ass. Get out. Get out. Get out. Get out. PUT YOUR HANDS BY YOUR BUTT. PUT YOUR HANDS BY YOUR BUTT. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Get your hands by your back. Get your [ __ ] Get your hands behind your butt. Hands behind your back. car. >> YOU'RE CRAZY. WHAT THE IS WRONG WITH YOU? WHAT THE >> YOU DRUNK ASS. YOUR DRUNK ASS. >> WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? MY CHILD WAS in the car. My child was in the car. Why would you do that? >> Get in on my kids in the car. Why would you do that? Hey, get the kids. Help me out. Get the kids. >> Come on. >> Get up. >> Get the Get up. >> NO. >> GET UP. YOU KNOW GODDAMN BETTER. GET YOUR ASS IN THE CAR. THE COP was understandably furious. She had endangered a lot of children and still had the nerve to pull the victim card. And that was far from the end of her meltdown. >> Hell no. Come on. >> Get your ass over here. Get your ass over here. >> YOU'RE GOING IN THIS CAR. GET UP. >> I NEED AN AMMO. >> YOU DON'T NEED A GODDAMN YES, I DO. >> WE TAKING YOU TO THE HOSPITAL. GET YOUR ASS UP. [crying] >> NO. CHILD, [screaming] cruelty to children. All that [ __ ] >> Stand up. >> LISTEN TO THE CHILDREN. >> You're going to jail. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL TODAY. ALL THEM KIDS. LOOK AT THEM. ALL THEM KIDS. ALL THEM KIDS IN THE DOOR. >> Hold up. I got you. You're the you. Hey, get your breath. >> What the [ __ ] is your problem? >> Damn. >> Why would you do that? >> WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? >> YOU COULD HAVE TOLD US TO GET OUT THE CAR. YOU COULD HAVE SAID [screaming] GET OUT. WHY WOULD YOU DO THAT? DAMN, MAN. >> THIS my child. My child. >> Hello, >> [ __ ] You're not COMING TO YOUR CITY RIGHT NOW. >> RIGHT NOW, AND I WANT TO FIGHT. OH MY GOD. MY >> child now. All right. >> You need to go now. >> Give me a favor. Give me a favor. >> Take your breath. Take your seat. >> That's my child. My baby's in the front. See, you seen me holding my baby. She just told us [laughter] to get out of the car. >> I know. Daddy came. >> Please just take a seat. Get the C together for me. Please help me out. Help me out. >> Help me out. >> God damn. >> The officer then came to check on the crash victim. >> All right, listen to me. What's your name? >> So, you lied about your identification also. >> NO, I DID NOT. She just told me to grab something out the pitch. I've been driving. >> Oh my god. >> We got one unit city unit out with us, but we do need more 84 out here. >> Get up. Get up. All right. Listen. Listen. >> You're going to stand up right now. You understand? >> I need an ambulance officer. I >> You're going to the hospital and then jail. >> All right. Bing County Jail. >> Stand up. >> Officer stand up. I got to I I'm hurt. I'm pregnant. >> Guess what? You're still going to jail. Hurt pregnant. >> I knew that. >> I can't pregnant officer. >> Whose car is this? Whose car is this? Yo, you all right, man? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's wrong, man? >> You sure? >> Yeah. >> You all right, bro? >> Let me check you out. Let me check you out. >> Yo, you sure? >> How's your arms, legs? Everything good? >> I'm good, >> man. >> Damn. Number traffic in radio traffic. >> Oh, you okay? He didn't say that. My bad. >> It's okay. I felt the smack on my side. I'mma feel it later. >> Let me see. >> Smack me all up on my side. >> Check your arm. >> I'm all right now. I just got off work, too, so you >> Yeah, it's it's fine. It's fine. >> Huh? You sure? >> It ain't broke. >> That would have been screen. >> Let me get your ID and stuff. Okay. >> After checking on the victim, the cop then went to identify the woman only to realize everything she'd given him was fake. Moments later, she's taken to the hospital by ambulance. >> Hold on. Hold on, officer. Hold on. >> Get up. Use your legs. >> Hold on, officer. It just is a lot of weight. It's just my weight, officer. >> We trying to pick you up. Use your legs. >> You ain't being a team player right now. >> Come on. >> Ready. >> You going to go to the hospital? I'm going to take you and then you going to the right street. >> I know that. >> Come on. Come on. Come on. >> Use your leg. >> Come on. >> I'm trying officer. I'm trying. >> No. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> And she gave us name. >> I'm not. >> We identify who she is. >> No, she gave us an ID. Somebody's 100 pounds. >> 100 pounds, bro. All right. So, >> so how long you going to keep lying to me and wasting our time? >> What's your name? >> Selena. >> Selena. >> What did she give y'all? >> I got her ID. [ __ ] She talking about she 5'8. 100 lb. >> What's she talking about, bro? Hey, Miss Lady. What's her name? >> We call We just >> Bro, let me tell you something. the ID she gave us. She's saying she 100 pounds, bro. >> But look, >> it say 100 pounds on ID, bro. >> To leave the party. She said she'll take us home. I'm being real with you. >> What's her name, bro? >> I don't know HER REAL NAME. >> YOU DON'T KNOW HER NAME? >> I DON'T KNOW HER REAL NAME. >> TALIA. >> TALIA. >> TALIA. >> TALIA. >> TALIA. WHAT? >> Turn her on her left side. Left side. Left side. Left side. Left side. In case she in case it's real. Left side. Left side. Left side. Come on. Hey, she >> it's a student but it's a girl. >> I got her right. >> I don't know if she had a seizure or what took her out. >> Was she in action? She was in an accident. She was the driver of this car over here. >> Not everybody. >> The people in the car with her say she might have >> push. >> In the end, she's charged with multiple counts of child cruelty, DUI, fleeing or eluding, reckless driving, and resisting arrest. Thank you so much for watching and chilling with us today. Please don't ever forget to like, hype, and subscribe to the channel. Go ahead and share those comments on down below. Remember, this is Police X10. Stay safe. Catch you next time.
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