I'll give you my license. >> No. We're past that point. >> On this ride-along, an officer goes for a run. Another shrugs his shoulders. And a witness has something to say. >> Yeah, she don't do nothing. >> On October 9th in Kissimmee, Florida, an officer was about to get punched in the face. >> First of all, you're doing 31 in a 20, and both of them are not buckled in. He's standing up. >> Yeah, tell him to sit down. >> All right. Well, I need your license. >> Um you got to wait for Let me go inside. >> No, that's not how it work. >> I don't have it on me. >> That's not how it work. >> have it. Do not touch me. You just touched me. No, you just touched me. You license right now. >> You shouldn't be doing that. >> I need your license right now. >> You just touched a female. >> I need your license right now. >> you. What is your name? >> Officer Vo. Badge number is 897. I need your license right now. >> I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to provide your driver's license to me? All right. Put your hands behind your back. >> You did not touch me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm getting a refusal. I said I'm going to put my kids right there. >> That's not true. >> Are you refusing to provide your driver's license to me? >> Stop touching me. Stop touching me. Do not touch. No. You just touched me. Get up. You just touched him, and my kid has asthma. Stop. Let me get UP. I'LL GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LET ME GET UP. >> YOU JUST PUNCHED ME. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> BECAUSE YOU TOUCHED ME. You just touched me. Let me get up. >> [screaming] >> Get up. PUT MY ASTHMA IN MY BACK. Give me a second. >> While that went on, more officers were on the way. >> [music] >> Let me get up that. I'll give you my license. >> No. We're past that point. >> I didn't refuse to give you my >> Yes, you did. You said you refused. >> Let me I said let me put my kids >> No. That's not how it work. You don't do this. When I give you an order, you do it. >> Okay, sir. But you touched me before anything. >> Cuz you were walking away. >> walking away. I got down. >> She appeared to be walking away. >> That's not how it work. >> I don't have it on me. >> That's not how it work. >> have it. Do not touch me. I got down because I was bringing my kids to school. Don't let me He was like He literally pushed me. And he literally wouldn't let me bring the children inside. Can I get up at least? And then he go FULL BEAST MODE. NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I SAY "PLEASE, SIR." >> 10-4. Use of force. Stand up. >> Breaking you let me GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. [screaming] DON'T LET ME GIVE YOU MY LICENSE. >> You pushed me before anything. My You didn't You didn't even let me give you my license. I got down and you already pushed me. >> Step back. >> Okay, can you listen to me, please? >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Can you listen? I got down and you already pushed me. >> You pushed me. >> I understand it. I apologize, BUT YOU PUSHED ME. YOU DON'T TOUCH A FEMALE. >> PUSH YOU. >> YOU DON'T TOUCH A FEMALE. >> STOPPING YOU. >> YOU HAVE A BODY CAMERA. YOU CAN AND EXACTLY WE CAN AND WE CAN AND WE CAN record that. Listen. Let me get my wallet and my >> No. Put your feet in. >> Let me give you my license. >> in. >> You're not letting me give you my license and my phone. >> I waited to ask you for your license. You >> I said I was GOING TO GET >> WE WAITED PAST WE CAN'T >> HAVE IT ON ME. Um what happened? He's He's She pushed >> Put your foot in. >> my license is I can't give you my my license. I can give you my information. >> Put your feet in. >> get my wallet and my purse. >> You have my phone on the floor. >> Can slow everyone else down. >> You good, man? >> [snorts] >> I got punched. >> I've got battery on a Leo. Send a supervisor. >> He's not coming. >> With the scene calming down, some of the newly arrived officers found a couple of witnesses. >> She don't do nothing. Yeah, she don't do nothing. >> Did you witness the entire thing from the third? >> Uh-huh. >> Are you willing to provide a formal written statement of what happened today? Okay. All right, well. >> Since that went so well, the officers asked the woman for her version of the events. >> Explain to me what happened. >> Um I was coming in from school and I was telling my kids sit down, sit down, but my two kids, they have autism. >> Okay. >> So, they don't like want to sit down. I strapped them and then I didn't know there was a cop and I know where he comes and follow me when I'm turning in the school. >> [snorts] >> And he don't I park cuz I didn't know he was pulling me over, so I parked and he turned on the light. So, like So, I got down and um he got he got down running to me and pushed me to a door. And I was like, "What are you doing? I'm just bringing my kids." And he was like, "Oh, um can you give me your license?" I was like, "I don't have my license at the moment, like in in physical. I don't have it on me." >> Mhm. >> And he didn't even ask me for my name, nothing. He just pushed me to the floor and just that was it. And since he hit me, I pushed him like, "Hey, stop." >> That was stupid. >> And that's that was wrong that I did, but I apologize, but he pushed me first and I told him, "Do not touch a female when I'm not doing nothing wrong to you. >> Okay. >> And that's what it was and he pushed me from there. >> Okay. So, were you able Do you have your information on you or anything? Do you have that? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Did you give it to the other officers? You have it? >> none of them Nobody has asked for it. >> Let me get your information real quick. >> You were on a lawful traffic stop. When I tell you something, stop. You don't You don't You don't dictate this. You got to resist it, bro. You get and battery on a law enforcement violence now. >> With the arrest wrapping up, the woman would have one more surprise for the officers. >> Okay. All right. By chance, do you know your um driver's license number? >> I'm not sure. >> All right. >> My license is suspended. >> So, but do you know the number by chance? You don't So, what is it suspended for? >> Uh tickets. >> For tickets? >> According to county court records, those open tickets are for failure to stop at a red light eight times for a total of $2,755.20 including late fees. Like the channel? Hate sponsor breaks? Subscribe today to help keep the sponsors away. >> So, I got her information for you. How are you doing? >> I'm fine. >> You okay? >> I'm fine. >> All right. And then, you still got that on? >> I'll just I'll just wait till you get that so we get done with everything. >> And then, for traffic charges, though she did say her license is suspended. That's why she don't That's why she didn't give her 10. For tickets, that's what she said. Okay? >> No, I wasn't even going to take her. >> But instead >> Okay. So, as of now, you are going to be arrested >> Yeah. >> for multiple offenses and you know, the driving with a suspended license and battery on a Leo. >> What do you mean? >> Battery on a law enforcement officer. >> I didn't really touch him. >> Okay. So, that's what you're being charged with right now. All right? Um we'll figure out the car situation later. But um >> Oh, yeah. My mom can come get them. >> Uh is your mom able to pick up your kids this afternoon? >> Uh I don't know. Maybe. >> So, we'll we'll we'll figure that out. Okay? >> have the car. >> Okay. All right. We'll we'll come to that. Okay? You have any questions for me? You okay? All right. Like like I said, we'll we'll be back with you as soon as >> Thanks for coming out so quick. >> Yeah. >> The officer charged her with battery on a Leo, resisting with violence, resisting without violence, and driving with a suspended license. She had entered a plea deal where she pled [music] no contest to the resisting with violence charge with the state declining to prosecute the other charges. >> [music] >> The court then sentenced her to 18 months probation, assigned her to an anger management course, required her to complete 75 hours of community service, and have no further contact with the arresting officer. She also got tickets for speeding and having passengers under 18 not seat belted. As of this video's posting, the traffic tickets were unpaid and late fees had been added to each to bring the amount she owed on traffic tickets to $3,316.80. [music] The criminal case also had an outstanding balance due of $716. Thanks for watching. See you on the next ride-along. Oh, and they ended up just towing the car and the school asked that she be trespassed from the property.