In the streets of America, reckless drivers threaten innocent lives. Some are drunk. Others are just dumb. These are their stories. >> Press charges on what? >> That's what you just tried to do, Mo. >> Okay. Arrest me then. >> Okay. Come here. You're under arrest. >> Yeah. Let me get my >> It's okay. You're under arrest. Put your hands on your back. >> On February 5th, 2025 in Dalb County, police stopped Valentina S. Watson. Her car was in the middle of the road and things quickly went wrong when she refused to show her ID. >> Can you stay in the car? >> I can get out cuz you pulled me over to >> You can stand You can stand over here then. You're parked in the middle of the road. >> You pulled me over to do what? Because you want to stand over my Do you want to stand over here? >> I got insurance and everything. So, I'm going to need you to know that. And I'm glad cuz I got a camera in my car, too. >> Okay. Well, you also can't park in the middle of the road. That's a traffic violation. >> That middle of the road of me parking. I live here and I was parking to >> That doesn't mean anything. I told you to pull the side and you look at me in my car. Show you that. >> That's fine. Where? So, you have a license and insurance. So, where's that car? I own that. >> Okay. You can go grab that then. >> Okay. >> And I want to press charges, too. >> Press charges on what? >> You just did that. >> Press charges on what? Cuz that's what you just tried to do. Luck with me cuz you just saw me pulling over when I were parked in the middle of the road. My car was just stopped and I just had my thing. So >> you were parked in the middle of the roadway which is a violation. >> I got I got cameras in here. >> Okay, that's fine. So it should catch you parked in the middle of the road which is an IVC violation. >> And I mine still on. It's still on. >> Okay. Well, you were parked in the middle of the road. I asked you what was going on. You said it was right there. So, I do need your license and your insurance. >> I can show you that. >> I I've been waiting. Yeah. >> Can I get your badge number? >> You will get that after you give me the identification that I asked for first. I asked you for your identification. >> Call yourself. I know my >> I gave you my >> I will give you my information once you My shelf. >> Your sheriff? >> My sheriff? I don't work for the sheriff's office, ma'am. I work for the city of the county police department. Call whoever. >> I need your license and insurance. >> Call your Call your person that's >> He's right here, actually. >> Yeah. You're not cuz it's a white shirt. Call your That works. We're not in Chicago. >> Call your white shirts. >> If not, I don't have it. I don't get it. Call your white shirts. Yes. Record this shit. >> Record this shit cuz he just sit and watch my car go out and me starting my car back up and then he stopped me at this stop sign to come up in here to go home. >> Record that shit, Cuddy. >> Record that. >> You need to identify yourself. You're going to be arrested. That's your >> Okay. Arrest me then. >> Okay. Come here. You're going under arrest. >> Yeah. Let me get my stuff. >> It's okay. You're under arrest. >> Put your hands on your back. >> Record it. Record it. >> You told me you're under arrest. You need >> Okay, that's fine. I'm compliant. I'mma do that shit, y'all. >> Okay, >> it's fine. >> That's fine. You obstructed a lawful order. >> You told me to rescue, so that means you're clear. >> I didn't tell you to do none of that, but I got my license and everything in this car. >> You recording my car? >> Go ahead and come back with my car. >> Ma'am, come with me. Please >> get my stuff in my car. >> Come with me, please. >> Cuz he saw me. Sorry. My car back up and everything when my car my car died. My my phone is in there and I tried to grab it. >> Would you like your phone? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. Is there anything else in there that you'd like? >> No. That my phone and the thing that's at the top. I need that. >> The battery pack? >> Yes. That's a recording pack, too, cuz I recorded everything. >> Okay. >> My shit died, y'all. >> Do you have anything illegal on your person? going to stick me or poke me? >> No, you protect me. >> Okay. Can you just stand up against the car for me, please? >> Okay. Can you just stand up against the car for me, please? Thank you. >> And I want your name. Can I get your name? >> You will get them. >> You searched me illegally. >> Yes. [Music] But I know I'll do that cuz I'm studying it. But yeah, thank you very >> go ahead and stand at the counter. >> Yeah, I'm here. >> Okay. Once I take the handcuffs off, put your hands on top of the counter for me, please. >> Sure. >> I can turn back about the hands. Oh, >> I'm telling you what to do. >> Thank you. So, >> thanks. >> Like this? >> Yep. Once I said I said once the handcuffs come off. >> Well, thank you very much. Now, can you take your coat off for me? >> Yes, I could. And was the female? >> Nope. Go ahead. I'm not going to search you right now. >> Be a police officer. >> You don't know the law. >> How come I don't? Because did I ask you any questions once you're in custody? >> I'm going to school. No, I did not. >> Did you not see it on my recorder? I'm going to school right now. It doesn't show that on your record. You clearly know nothing. Can you listen to what I'm trying to tell you? >> Me when you put my handcuffs on. You did it. You waited till I got here. Could I talk to your supervisor? Ma'am, nothing. >> Ma'am, nothing. I know my rights. I know my rights. >> If you're going to school, I would probably drop out now cuz you're going to fail terribly if you think you >> Well, I didn't yet. Top in that class. Well, that's >> So, do you want to know what class I'm going in? >> No, I don't. So, are you gonna listen? You supposed to You supposed to um meandize me. >> Mirandidize. You don't even know the word. There's no way you're top of the club. >> I know the word. I just can't pronounce it. So that's not nothing that you should judge me with. But you supposedly did that when you put the handcuffs on me. You supposed to did that when you put the Can I talk to your supervisor? Hey, you can put >> You didn't like him cuz he wasn't wearing a white shirt. No, you can leave the code on the counter. I didn't tell you where you could put that. >> Okay. You can put me in the cell. I need you to take I need you supervisor. I need you. Ask him, do you supposed to Miranda me? >> Take your necklace off. >> Your necklace jewelry. >> Your necklace. Not your shirt. Your necklace. If you're not going to listen. >> Oh, I'm listening. >> You're not listening. You haven't listened this entire time. >> You're not going to my right. >> Put your necklace on the counter. >> I'm listening for sure. But you supposed to did your job out there before you handcuff. Ma'am, I would like you to pay an attorney and tell them what happened so that they can say, "Thank you for the free money that they're about to give you." >> I'm going to pay a lot. I promise. I >> I'm sure you will. And it's going to be for nothing. >> Oh, no. >> Because you don't know what's going on right now. >> And what's your name? >> My last name is Flurry. It's going to be on the documents. >> D10 is my badge number. It'll be on the documents. >> Okay. FY. >> I'm sure you'll forget that because you're >> Flurry, right? >> Yep. Go ahead and put the necklace on the counter. You'll probably forget that because you probably know. >> I swear to God I'm not. >> Well, >> I promise you I'm not. >> Would you like to do some tests to show that you're not? I will. >> Okay. Can I read you this first? >> No. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Read me. Would you like to You should have read. >> We can uh we can do some tests then if you're okay with that. >> You told me that. >> We could do some tests then if you're okay with that. >> No, I'm going wait till my lawyer come. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Can I follow somebody? >> Uh not right now >> cuz I promise you I got a lot of lawyers. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And I'm going to do all of that. >> Oh, that's Yeah, I would recommend it. >> Oh, really? They will? >> Yeah, they need to get paid, too. So >> Mhm. They will. >> Yeah. >> You just worry about where you're going. Okay. >> Besides you, bro, mandizing me. >> Medandizing. >> Yeah, you have the right to this and that when you did that, you should have did that when you put my handcuffs on. That's how that goes, too. >> So, I don't know. I don't know if you're very familiar with case law. But with Miranda, it's once you're in custody and I ask incriminating questions. >> You should have did that before. >> Oh, okay. >> You did that. You don't >> cuz you saw it on that one. >> Did you arrest me for again? Oh, for obstructing obstructing a peace officer. I gave you a lawful order to find your name because legally because you're on a traffic stop because you were stopped in the middle of the roadway. So, can you please continue with your jewelry? >> I was stopped in the middle of the roadway the roadway that you guys was stopped in front of. >> Valentina? >> No. >> Yes. >> Uh, just so you're aware, I do have a female officer coming back here. Hold on. I wasn't done. I wasn't done. But just so you know, because they obviously didn't teach you this in another classroom. It's not >> long and consistent. Do not use that top. >> All right. consistent. Don't stop. >> Um, Savannah, do you just want to sign? >> No, I didn't take it. >> No. Um, just sign this copy and I'll meet you with the others and then we'll sign this one too and give her one. >> Just to show that we give her two >> like 12 times. I'll do it again. No, it it doesn't take people that many times. I've done this plenty of times with people where um you know more three is plenty. Um six is definitely plenty. So if you can't get it by six, >> you did six. So >> I could do it again. >> No, that's okay. Um we're we're it's just going to have to be a refusal at this point. Six is too many. I don't typically give people a second opportunity um because they usually get it on the first three tries and you weren't able to do that. So, um it is going to be a refusal. Okay. Um so, in the meantime, I have to finish up some paperwork um with all my name and information on it so that you have that. Um so that when you talk to your attorney, you can give them all my information. >> Lawyer. >> Oh, yeah. Yep. >> Attorney, lawyer. They're synonymous. They mean the same thing. Um synonymous means the same. Um so, I will uh make sure all my information is on that. In the meantime, I'm going to have you come over and sit in the cell while we get the paperwork done. Okay. So, I got to get this. >> Uh, I'll grab that actually and I'll put it with your stuff. This is all going with you. These are your copies. >> Yeah. We just put you >> uh No. So, you can't have >> Sorry. I'm sorry. I couldn't do it. >> You can't have the paperwork in the cell. Um, but we can get it back to you and then we'll come back and get you a phone call once we wrap some things up. Okay. Would you prefer to sit in a room with a bathroom or do you want to sit in here? In here, I got to handcuff you. So in there I don't Yeah, in there I don't have handcuff you. >> Okay. Yeah, I think this is probably the better idea. You want to go number four right there to your right. >> Yep. >> And then I will be back with you shortly. Okay. >> Mhm. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Valentina S. Watson was arrested and charged with DUI, resisting a peace officer, no insurance, and stopping in the roadway. The full body cam shows every moment from the stop to the breath test refusal.