On this ride along, a bus stop is empty. An officer wears a smart watch >> [music] >> backwards. And another gives a gentle touch. >> [music] >> On Thursday, October 9th in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, an officer stopped a vehicle for a traffic infraction near the Gardens Mall. >> Were you checking your mirrors at all? Did you happen to notice that I was right next to you when you illegally entered the the intersection? >> I didn't turn. >> You had no right to turn there. You had a red light. It was a red yellow arrow There was a red left turn arrow when you entered the intersection while I was right next to you. Give me your license. >> It's just a warning. >> License. Now, please. License now, please. >> I'm not moving. >> Ma'am, I need your license now. Ma'am, I'm going to give you 5 seconds to give me your license or you're going to be placed under arrest. License, insurance, registration. Give me your license, insurance, registration, please. Ma'am, license, insurance, registration, please. Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with you. You have one more chance to give me your license, insurance, registration or I'm going to pull you out of this car and you're going to be under arrest. Give it to me now. Gardens Shopping Center, I'll take one more. She's refusing to identify herself. >> It sounds like the woman is trying to say since she didn't actually make the U-turn at the intersection during the red light, she didn't commit an infraction. But the officer wrote in his report that her rear tires had crossed the white stop bar, putting her vehicle well within the intersection, which seems to be to this narrator a clear non-criminal traffic violation. >> License, insurance, registration, now. I told you what you did. I'm right next to you when you entered the intersection. You passed the white stop bar without without Ma'am, there was no one there. I was right next to you. License, insurance, registration, do it now or you will be arrested. I'm not kidding. Give me your license, insurance, or registration. Okay. Where are your Where's your vehicle? I'm turning your vehicle off. You're under arrest. Refusing to identify. I've asked you four times. You You're not giving me your identification. We're not playing this game. Give me your ident- ID. Get out Get out of the car right now. Get out of the car right now. Out of the car right now. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> The officer would get the handcuffs on her and escort her away, but she'd continue to argue. >> No. The fact of the matter is is that there's a solid white line that you went past and got into the sidewalk on a traffic stop. No. No. No. No. No. No. You don't have the right to enter an intersection on a red light. Doesn't matter where you're at. >> Apologies to the viewer for this perfectly placed raindrop hogging the spotlight. We're going to skip ahead to avoid giving this attention seeker any more screen time. >> Let's go. You're in with that my car. I don't care who you have to talk to. You're not talking to them right now. You're under arrest. For failed to identify. You're lawfully required to Ma'am, you did. I have my camera. I was right next to you the whole time. No. No. No. No. No. There's a I already explained to you what the lawful reason for the stop was. I'm not hearing your [ __ ] We're not arguing anymore. >> So, I had to have my inventory recorded before you left. We are done. >> Shut up. We're done talking. Sit down. We're going in the car. Get in the car. Get in the car. Okay. I'm going to go 70. My apologies. She's 10-15, failed to identify. Do you want to tow? Yeah. We'll tow it in. >> Like the channel? Subscribing makes this narrator's rainy day always sunny. >> No wallet inside the purse? Any wallet? Yes, no? Can you go out and see if she'll give you her name and date of birth, please? >> Want to give us your name and date of birth yet or no? >> No. >> You don't want to give us your name and date of birth? >> I don't have a license. I just asked him a question, you know? You got to get your name and date of birth. I never moved. I Yeah, I made the turn, but I never drove off. >> Okay. So, do you want to give us your name and date of birth? >> I'm asking you, why I have to give it, but I never moved. >> You do have to give it to >> have to give it to us. Where's your license in the car? >> Where's your Where's your license? >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> What's your first name? >> Oh. >> What's your first name? >> Linda. >> Linda? What's your last name? >> I'm Glitch. >> Yes, or we? What's your last name? >> She finally provided her full name, but when the officer asked for her date of birth, she went back to her arguing. >> But I'm still asking a question, you know? >> What's your birthday? >> Nobody is asking me. >> Once we get this basic information, we'll get that we'll get that over. >> Why I'm getting it. >> Okay. >> Listen, ma'am. Here's the thing. I'm going to explain something to you. When you get pulled over for a traffic violation, whether you say you did or didn't do it, that's for court, okay? But when you get pulled over by a police officer who's saying that it's for a lawful reason, you are required to identify yourself. >> But the question I'm asking >> The problem is if you don't identify yourself, you don't provide a driver's license, or you don't give your name, your date of birth, anything that would identify you, you're now committing a crime. >> But I'm asking that question. I never drove drove off. >> Ma'am, that's what court's for. >> But >> Nobody said you drove off. >> But why did I receive the ticket? >> Because you didn't identify yourself to him when you asked him to. But it doesn't matter. When you don't identify yourself, you don't say what your name is, your date of birth, or you don't provide a driver's license, that's the way it works. >> The other officer had been listening to this conversation from the front seat and appeared to grow tired of it. >> That's what court's for. I already explained that. >> If you don't give me your I give us your ID right now, I'm going to add multiple extra charges. I already told you what the reason for the stop was. There's a solid white bar on that ground over there that you rolled past on a red light. >> I didn't >> You did. I just said you rolled. It was a solid red arrow. You didn't have the right to move into the intersection at all. >> I'm going to tell you what's going to happen. Either you tell us where your ID is or you give us your name and date of birth or you're going to go down to the jail as Jane Doe and you're going to sit and you're going to sit there until you decide to produce your proper name and date of birth. >> For what reason am I >> I already told you guys you're under arrest right now. >> I had a lawful traffic stop. I'm a traffic officer. I know the traffic law. I asked you to for your ID. You refused to give it to me saying I arguing that I didn't have a reason to stop you. I I asked you to exit the vehicle. I had to go into your car, turn your car off myself and and and then help you out. You I gave you 15 lawful orders to do what I asked. I gave you every opportunity to make the right choice. >> What is your What is your birthday? What's your birthday? What's your Everything's recorded on body worn camera. >> But I'm telling you what happened. You guys are not listening. >> What is your birthday? What is your birthday? That's what court's for. I don't understand why you don't understand that. I'm not trying to sit out here and argue with you any more than I have to because I'm getting wet and you're getting wet. What is your birthday? >> Real question, do you have a driver's license at all? Yes or no? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay, so why can't you tell us what your information is? What's your birthday? That's fine. That's okay. What's your birthday? What's your She can just slow down on whatever you have. Well, that and she'll stay there. We're going off now. Three different officers asked you the same question. >> [crying] >> Well, hopefully you learn your lesson. >> She was charged with resisting without violence. She also got charged with tag attached not assigned when the officer ran her plate and it came back to a different vehicle. The officer also wrote her a ticket for the red light violation. She then turned into a pre-trial agreement that required her to complete an anger management course and a consequences of crime class. Once finished, the assistant state attorney dropped the charges. When it came to the traffic ticket, she showed up for her court date, but the officer didn't. So, the judge dismissed the ticket. Thanks for watching. See you on the next ride along.