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Stop. Stop.
Stop. Stand up for me, please. Face
away. Face away from me. Put your hands
behind your back. Yo, you can fix your
back. The woman panicked when she was
threatened by a group of people right in
the middle of the store and immediately
attracted the attention of the police.
But is everything as simple as she said?
Like a doctor's office or something?
Stop trying me. Stop.
Stop. Get off my Join me in exploring
Karen's cases below where spontaneous
actions left profound consequences,
making regret late and meaningless. A
woman acts without considering the
consequences and causes trouble for
those around her. But is this just a
simple theft or is there something more
complicated?
Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the
ground. Get Stop. Try me. Stop.
Stop. Stop it. Stop.
On December 13th, 2023, Albuquerque
police received a call from Target
surveillance team reporting a woman
later identified as Melissa Iver
committing theft. Immediately
afterwards, the police quickly
approached the woman to investigate and
clarify the case. Ma'am, let's go
inside. We need to talk to you. You're
detaining right now for jobing. Okay.
Okay. Let's go inside. I'll take this.
I'll take this hand out of your pocket.
Keep your hand out of your pocket.
Sorry. Sorry. Do you have any weapons on
you, ma'am? No, I do not. Let's take a
seat here. Do you have a an ID on you?
Um, I don't. Let's see. No, I do not. Do
you know why you're in this office right
now? There's somebody inspecting you at
home right now. Kids, husband, I have I
have an ex spouse. I'm going to tell you
like I told you when we were coming in,
you're detained right now for a job
listing investigation. Okay. So, we're
going to see what is the total and I'm
going to be very transparent with you.
They have more cases uh work against
you. I have seen that face. I if if I
have a dollar for every time that I see
that face, I I wouldn't be doing this.
So, they'll give me all the information
and I'll explain you everything what's
going on. Okay. I just going to do a
quick pan cuz I noticed that you were
reaching your pocket. Forward for me,
please. I'm going to remove this from
you a little. You good? I'm
so nervous.
Okay. You all right?
The police quickly arrested her for
questioning and confirmed via camera
that she intended to take goods worth
$210 without paying. The Target employee
also said she had stolen three times
before with a total value of $900. I'm
telling you now, they've been looking at
you, right? And so, and they know and
they've been looking at you and the
other targets as well. Okay. He's going
to give me a total for the whole
merchandise. And we're going I'm going
to ask you more questions in a second.
Do you use any type of narcotics, man?
No. Do you have to take any medications?
No. If you sit straight, you're probably
going to be able to breathe better. I'm
sorry. What? If you sit straight, you're
going to be able to breathe better.
Sorry. Say that again. If you sit
straight lean against the wall if you
have to. And the total. How much was
that? The day the total and the number
to work like a doctor's office or
something.
All this change. Okay, ma'am. At this
point, you're going to be under arrest
for shoplifting. Okay. With the within
the last 90 days, catching camera,
shoplifting around
$940, which is a New Mexico is a felony.
You also is going to be criminal
trespass on the property. Give your
copy. The officers checked the
information carefully, noticed her
condition seemed unstable, and handled
the situation with caution. However, the
police also decided to arrest her for
theft.
So, do me a favor. Stand up for me,
please. Face away. Face away from me.
Put your hands behind your back. Yep.
You can fix your pants. Put your hands
behind your back and put it your hands
together like you pray. Put your hands
together like you. There you go. I
already asked you this. You said you
don't have any weapons. We're going to
ask you then, do you have any weapons?
No, I don't. Do you have any needles on
you? No, I don't.
What's going to happen? Well, you're
going to jail right now. Oh, God. You're
going to jail? Um the magic char.
We'll search you outside. Okay. The kids
will search. Thank you guys. I'll be on
a second.
I'll give you a copy in a second time
for the city.
I'm the one that can read English. Okay.
We'll secure your car and make sure is
everything okay. Phones in the car.
Okay. I'm going to tell you right off
the bat. We cannot enter your vehicle.
The most that we can do is secure your
vehicle. So, whatever is inside the
vehicle, we can take anything out. Okay.
So, if your phone is in the car, you
have to stay in the car. We can make
sure the vehicle's locked and tell uh
target you can't take the keys out of
the car. You can we'll check where's the
keys at. I think they're right on by
like right in the center. If they're
okay, if you can leave your vehicle here
cuz today's Wednesday. Melissa
demonstrated cooperation with police
commands, complied with instructions,
and remained calm during the
conversation. The police also clearly
explained about ensuring the safety of
her vehicle and assets, helping the
process go more smoothly. Okay. So, I
get you feel bad now, but there's a
there's a little wakeup call for you to
stop doing that. Okay. And I I won't get
out tonight. No. No, there's no Well, I
don't think so, Melissa. I'm being
honest with you. Yep. you don't have any
any record. So, that's the most that's
the dumbest way to get a record in your
um That's okay. I'm not I'm not
Okay. People make mistakes, Melissa. And
like like my partner mentioned, right
now, we're here to correct those
mistakes. Okay. I'm so sorry. I just I
wish I could I know I know you can't,
but I wish I could just have a a warning
cuz I just I've never done this. I mean,
I've never like done I've never got this
trouble ever.
Well, here's the thing. I'll be honest
with you. You've never been caught
before is the thing. Okay. But now that
we're here, right? I mean, $900 worth of
stuff is crazy. My partner and I can't
even go out and buy stuff like that for
$900. I mean, there's
just like something that make me feel
better or something. I'm not going to
divorce or just try to hold it together
for your boys, okay? Just own up. Own up
to what you did, right? Own up to it.
Yeah, you did it, but now you're paying
the consequences to whatever you decided
to do, and you're going to fix it,
right? We're not going to see you
shoplifting anymore, right? While in
custody, Ivers expressed remorse,
claiming that personal difficulties such
as divorce and depression contributed to
his behavior. However, the police
emphasized that she still must bear the
legal consequences for her actions.
Under New Mexico law, theft is regulated
in article
301620 with property values ranging from
$500 to
$2,500. The offense is classified as a
fourthderee felony. Penalties for this
felony include a fine of up to
$5,000, imprisonment of up to 18 months,
or both. In the case of Melissa Ivers,
because it was her first offense, she
was placed in a prosecution diversion
program, an alternative to formal
prosecution, which helped her avoid jail
time and reduce the risk of reaffending.
When people face the pressures of modern
life, incidents like this highlight the
importance of seeking help and
addressing personal issues before they
escalate into legal
troubles. On March 14th, 2024, at
approximately 5:00 p.m., police
responded to a 911 call from Mary
Higgins stating she was being threatened
by a group of people in the store. But
what exactly is it? Is what she said
true? Other people.
I Okay, you called the cops. I'm here.
What's going on? You come
on. These people's mad at me.
I don't care who does dope.
Okay. So, what is going on? That's what
I'm asking you. These people here. He
does. Can you film? Sorry. Okay.
Listen. You called me for help. Oh,
you're going to play that. What is going
on? That's what I'm asking you. I just
didn't want to be in the corner. Okay.
That's all I'm saying is to step out of
the door. Yeah.
Do you want to play? Listen. You want to
play? I'm not messing with you. I'm
asking you what's going on. Do you want
to be drug tested? Okay. Stop. Stop.
Stop.
Stop. Stop. Stop. Get on the ground. Get
on the ground. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Mother, stop. Try me. Stop. Try me.
Stop. Try me. Stop. Try me.
Stop. Stop it. Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop. Stop.
Stop. All right. Roll over. Roll over.
Stop. Get off my radio.
Roll in.
Get off my Stop. Pull your hand out. Oh,
you dead. You a drug addict.
Stop. Pull your
You are under arrest. Come
on. I have you out. All right.
No. Get
stop. I think it's the I got you.
Stop. I'm not
Trying. We're in the main entrance. We
got to cover. Good. You got a
custom you drug addicts undercover.
Is there anything on you we should know
about? An unreco Is there anything
that's going to hurt us, poke us, stick
us on you? Oh, no. Any weapons? When the
police arrived, Higgins showed an
uncooperative attitude and had hostile
behavior. She tried to resist, fiercely
forcing the police to use strong
measures to control her. However, this
also takes about a minute to control the
situation.
Give us more problems.
[ __ ] you, too.
No.
Stop.
Stop. Stop. Get a hobble. Go get a
hobble.
Get any weapons? God. No. Weapons. Stop.
Resisting. Relax.
I got mother hands. I don't need
you. I helped
her. Help
you. And he's just
a
good
like
stop. He's got a twist. Yeah.
Have a horrible.
Stop.
Stop. You ready? Roll your arm side.
Right side. All right. I won't do it for
you then.
You want to do [ __ ]
I'll rip you apart.
All right.
[ __ ] drug dealers. They're
all going to get you all drug dealers.
12. That's mine.
You don't try me.
You tried to help her.
Okay.
Although the police tried to get the
woman out of here, it seemed she still
did not want to compromise. The police
had a very hard time even having to use
a rope to stabilize her legs and
forcibly drag her out. Hello, my name is
Sergeant Jackson. Sergeant,
so walk me through your interaction with
my officer today. Kind of explain what
happened. What would you like? We'll
start from the beginning when my officer
got on. See what happened. Oh, I took my
girlfriend in to get a couple things so
we feed everybody. Okay. And get
everybody well.
Okay. To get everybody well what I'm
well. Okay. Not feeling well then. I
take it. They weren't. Okay. Okay. I had
them all well though. You had them all
well. Okay. Cuz nobody wanted to ask.
Okay. Um I'm concerned about the
interaction that you had with my officer
though. So kind of talk to me once uh
the the officer got there and you were
talking to her. What happened?
There reason why you were fighting with
my officer?
There's four of you. No, I'm asking you
why why it took four of them to to get
you restrained. I'm asking you that.
Well, no. Like why did why did they have
to restrain you in the first place?
First of all, you know why?
I don't care.
Okay. Basically, what I'm getting now is
you don't want to talk to me about your
interaction with my officer.
Why?
Well, because that's my job to
investigate the the use of force and
what what what came to that. You know
what I mean? I want to know why you and
my officers had to fight.
You what? I'm sorry.
Okay. All right. Well, I'll just take
that as you don't want to talk to me
then. Okay. All
right.
Another police officer approached Mary
to clarify the situation, but she showed
an uncooperative attitude, making the
situation more tense. Meanwhile, the
police discovered a man had interfered
with the arrest process and decided to
arrest him. These stories are also
reminders that every action has
consequences. Accepting responsibility
and cooperating with authorities can be
the first step to correcting mistakes
and rebuilding lives. What do you think
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Can I have your license? Did you prove
that? I'm about to. No, you're not. Cuz
I'm not You're not pulling me out of my
vehicle. Let's go.
You can't come into my vehicle, right?
Okay.
License and a simple explanation would
have all it would have taken for you to
just slam my door open. It's all on body
one camera. I've asked you 10 times for
your license and I didn't get a chance
to. Yes.
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Have you ever wondered what happens when
a tense situation on the road escalates
out of control? What occurs when
resistance turns into a fierce
confrontation with the police? Join us
to uncover this dramatic story with
unexpected
twists. On February 15th, 2023, a road
rage incident occurred and was quickly
handled by police officers. According to
reports, a woman followed and trailed
another car into an alley after the
other car suddenly break sharply. Upon
arrival, she blocked the other car.
Police officers promptly arrived at the
scene.
What? I need your license. What was your
reason of stopping me? They called. They
have no idea why you got them boxed in.
Who does? Okay. Well, you're driving a
vehicle. You don't have your seatelt on.
I need to identify you. So, they break
coming in here. Okay. So, that's the
real story, right? It's a brake check, a
road rage incident. They were road
raging me. So why don't you start with
that and tell me that's what happened
and that's why we're doing it. You never
gave me No, you said you live here and
you're acting like you don't know what's
going on. Say I live here. Your friend
lives here. Exactly.
Upon arrival, they approached the woman
and requested her driver's license,
noting that she was not wearing a seat
belt. The woman immediately protested
and questioned why she was being
stopped, claiming she had done nothing
wrong.
Okay. Do you have your license on you? I
do. May I see it, please? Yeah. But what
did I do wrong?
You don't have your seatelt on. I
unbuckled it to get out to ask her what
she was doing. Okay. Well, now you don't
have it on. You're behind the wheel of
the car. The car is running. So, I need
your license. So, you're not going to go
and ask the woman with her hazards on
license. Let me find it. But how about
you find the engine?
Come on. Or you're going to pull me out
of my Your eyes are kind of jacked up.
You're not intoxicated. Are you on
drugs? No. You high? No. Nothing. That's
against the law. How is it against the
law? asked you five times for your
license. You have not provided me with
your license. And I'm asking you what's
the reason of you coming to me. And I've
told you that I just pulled up. They
have no idea why you're following them.
And I'm trying to talk to you. You're
trying to explain to me what's going on.
Me into my friend's house and we don't
know. Check you. Okay. And that's fine,
but you're not telling me that. You're
acting like you have no idea what's
going on. I have your license. Your
license. Get your license. But you have
no right to open my door. I'm about to
arrest you for obstructing. Do not give
me your license. I also feel you're
inebriated. I feel like you're high or
you're drunk. Yeah.
The dialogue quickly became tense as the
suspect repeatedly refused to provide
her driver's license despite being asked
multiple times. The situation escalated
when the police opened the car door to
pull her out, suspecting she might have
been using drugs or alcohol. She denied
all accusations and claimed her rights
were being violated when the police
opened her car door without just cause.
Can I have your license? Did you prove
that? I'm about to. No, you're not. Cuz
I'm not. You're not pulling me out of my
vehicle. Let's go.
You can't come into my vehicle, right?
Okay.
License and a simple explanation would
have all it would have taken for you to
just slam my door open. It's all on body
one camera. I've asked you 10 times for
your license and I didn't get a chance
to.
Yes. Look. Let's just catch it on your
watch. You're in. He's aing [ __ ] and
slam me on. Quit messing around. Is it
okay? Okay. It's breaking my hand off,
dude. Which one? My uncle's been APD for
30 years. Take me to a friend's house
and this road raing me and he's going to
come and see me. Just relax. Just
messing with your chain. Your uh I'm
taking it off cuz you're hurting me.
Ultimately unable to tolerate her
behavior any longer, the police decided
to arrest her. During the arrest, she
began to threaten the officers,
declaring that her uncle was also a
police officer. Like many others who
feel self-important, she insisted she
knew her rights well. Have a seat in the
car. Losing my cups and I I just checked
them. They are fine. They're not. I
cannot feel my hands. You're moving your
hands. They're not tight. I just
checked. They're double locked. Have a
seat.
Oh the ground again. Have a seat. You
aren't listening. Get in the car. Have a
seat. I'm wondering why. What What am I
being arrested for? You're being
arrested for obstructing. Really?
Obstructing what? Official business.
I've asked you 10 times for your
license. You seem like you're
intoxicated. You got white powder.
You're sitting there. Say that before
you did that. Nope. I didn't need to
because you're under arrest. I didn't
know. And now I know. So you're And now
my wrists are bleeding. Yes, they
literally are. Like you guys are
literally just slam me to the ground. We
took you out of the car and put your
handguns. I'm not. Dude, you can I have
a handgun, but you need to You're not
having a seat. Have a seat. I'm not
having a seat. Okay. I'm not letting go
of a prisoner. I don't need to have a do
everybody out. All I said was loosen up
my cup and I checked them and they are
properly put to the ground before you
even check anything.
You're going to have to see off of me
right now. and the suspect clearly
resisted when she did not comply with
the police's request to enter the patrol
car. She repeatedly questioned why she
was being arrested and although the
officer clearly explained to her the
suspect continued to portray herself as
the victim, once again accusing the
officer of illegally opening her car
door and using force without
justification.
Under Indiana Code
353314, police have the right to open a
car door and use force when necessary to
arrest a criminal. Officers are
permitted to arrest individuals if they
commit a felony in the officer's
presence or if the officer is reasonable
cause to believe that the individual has
committed a felony. The precedent set by
Graham v. Connor requires the use of
force to be evaluated from the
perspective of a reasonable officer on
the scene. This means officers can use
force if they believe it is necessary to
protect themselves or others or to
prevent a suspect from escaping. I've
been talk to you right now. Yes.
Get your leg off me. You're not in the
car. I can't close my door. I need the
security. I need to do my work. I'm in
handcuffs closing my car. Yes. I got to
tow your car. I got to do your booking
slip. I got to get up to the
C. Did you not understand what I told
you before? I understood that. Um, this
lady said I was following her, but she
road rage me and But I see what the they
did. You didn't give a
I'm not getting in the car
until gets here. You don't get to
dictate what goes on. I have to go talk
to these people so I can move so they
can do. You have to put your legs in the
car. Mike, can't you come over here and
watch her so I can pull her in the car?
So he can manhandle me again in the car.
I'm not going to manhandle you. I'm
asking you to have a seat in the car. I
need to shut the door.
Okay. Would you please have a seat in
the car so I can close the door and I
can start doing the paperwork. But I
like some fresh air. Have a seat or I'm
going to make you stop.
It must be said that the police were
very patient in persuading the suspect.
Despite her constant refusals, the
police tried to explain politely and
remain calm. However, she remained
uncooperative, forcing the police to use
additional force to place her into the
car. This was only the beginning as her
resistance worsened significantly during
the journey to jail. Go over here for a
moment here. Okay, stay right here,
honey. I need you. My warranted barbing.
I did nothing. I wasn't even driving the
car.
I am not licensed. I wasn't even driving
the car. It was parked. My friend was in
the house. So, I just sat in the car to
turn it off. And here he comes walking
up asking for my ID. Like, what? So, I
go to reach for it. He opens my own
door, which is against the law. I know
my right. I don't know any of the
details on Are you an APD? So, the
rights are you don't open someone's door
unless you have a a right. Well, you can
walk. Come on. We're going to go this
way. Okay. You can't go that way. I'm
getting my [ __ ] out of my car. They are.
We all work for We all We all work. I
went to I was at the same academy with I
was in the same class. Your uncle with
your uncle. I did nothing wrong here.
You're under arrest here also. For what?
Uh they charged you with obstructing
official.
I don't It's just a charge. Was I
driving?
I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going to
run. Okay. Just don't pull back. You
don't have any because you're trying to
throw me in there like I'm not going to
put you in right now. I just don't want
you to fall. That's just why I'm holding
on to you right now cuz you don't have
any hands to brace your
Which one? I'm not. You want You want
Well, I'm working right now. You are
under arrest. For what? A ticket. For
what? Well, one, you have a warrant for
Barberton, right? And And I was not
driving. It's a warrant. Exactly. If the
warrant is there, the But I was not
driving. I don't know anything about the
Is it the warrant for driving? The woman
refused to accept her arrest, offering
implausible excuses, claiming she had
done nothing wrong and wasn't driving.
Despite being informed of a prior arrest
warrant, she denied all allegations and
felt outraged at being pushed and
pulled. It took time for the police to
subdue her. I didn't do anything. Okay.
I've been going around in 360s in here,
right? Cuz you guys are a bunch of Oh,
now you want to buckle me in that I'm at
a stop. But the whole ride You didn't
give them I want to get some fresh air.
Got some fresh air cuz I just got thrown
around and t and you justing didn't
buckle me in. You're being very very
hostile and you guys are being very
shitty and you had no idea what was
going on. Hostility. Yeah. No, I know my
All right.
I'm going to put this over here so you
have it.
Finally, the woman was charged with
obstruction of official business and
unlawful detention under Indiana Code
35-44.1-2-2, which includes actions that
hinder legal proceedings or
investigations. This is typically a
level six felony, but can be elevated to
a level five felony in more severe
cases. Unlawful detention is defined in
354 233 as restricting another person's
freedom of movement without legal
authority. This offense is usually
classified as a level six felony, but
can be upgraded depending on the
severity of the
situation. This incident serves as a
crucial reminder of the importance of
complying with the law and respecting
law enforcement agencies. Obstructing
police work and not cooperating not only
causes trouble for oneself but can also
lead to more severe consequences.
Therefore, it is essential for every
individual to respect regulations and
authorities to maintain public order.
You're going to backtrack that [ __ ] All
right. Because where do you think that I
want to drive? No. All right. So, you're
nervous for the Come on. Don't touch me.
Touch me.
Don't stop. Touch me. Don't stop. Touch
me.
On April 14th, 2023, police officers
observed a pickup truck without a front
tire. They quickly initiated a traffic
stop after noticing the driver's erratic
and dangerous driving behavior.
Scott
station. Upon approaching the vehicle,
the officers were met with immediate
resistance from the female driver, who
was evasive and disoriented, fumbling
with her documents. Her responses were
incoherent and defensive, raising
suspicions about her mental state and
alertness. The officers repeatedly
questioned her about the condition of
the vehicle, but the woman argued and
denied the accusations.
Hello. Hey. How you doing?
Say that again. You're okay? I'm okay.
What are you looking for?
Just talking.
I ask you what are you looking for that
I see you. Are you looking for something
specific? I don't know. I'm just asking
you what you're looking for. You
couldn't be reaching for something else.
Are you trying to find your ID?
I'm not Benedict. I'm just asking you
where you're reaching for because I
didn't ask you anything. Where you
coming from?
That way. Where you coming from? Now
where you going? Place that you're
coming from.
Place that come from? Yes. Do you have
anything to drink today? I might have.
You may have. If
you possibly had something to drink,
what kind of drink? Are you still trying
to find that registration on driver
license? Yeah. Do you know what happened
with your tires? What do you know what
happened with your tires? There is
nothing wrong with your tires. No. All
right. There's nothing wrong with my
tires. All right. I'm going to come out.
Uh, I'm asking you real quick. Do you
know what happened with your tires?
There's nothing wrong with your What? Do
you hit something? I hit everything.
Right. You didn't hit anything. Do me a
favor. Set up for you.
You're going to backtrack that [ __ ]
You're running in a rim for two three
two three two three two three two three
two three two three two three two three
two three two blocks tire. No, no, no.
There's a tire. There is a rim. There is
no tire in the rim.
Do you want to step out? The police
officers asked the driver to step out of
the vehicle to assess her condition and
the vehicle's safety, but the woman
refused and became increasingly
agitated. She challenged the officer's
authority, questioned the reason for the
stop, and continuously refused to comply
with their commands. The situation
escalated when she dared them to force
her out of the car, prompting the
officers to resort to coercive measures.
At this point, I'm going to need you to
step out of the vehicle. I will not. No,
don't. Step out of the vehicle. Unlock
the vehicle and step out.
What are you looking for? What are you
looking for? something.
You're right.
Ma'am, make me. Ma'am, make me your
trunk.
Do us a favor and just turn off the
engine for I'll turn off the engine. I
appreciate that. But you're aing
[ __ ] What? What? What am I being
pulled over for? I'm going to do a test
on you. The woman's refusal to cooperate
led to a struggle as the officers
attempted to remove her from the truck.
She actively resisted shouting and
accusing the officers of misconduct
despite claiming to know her rights. She
violated the law by resisting lawful
orders. Her resistant actions included
pulling away, clinging to the vehicle,
and performing erratic movements to
avoid being handcuffed.
To drive? No. All right. So, you're
nervous. What do you like? Come on.
Don't or touch me. Touch me. Don't stop
touch me. Don't touch me.
No, you don't
have a vehicle
on North Avenue.
You [ __ ] And I just stop resisting.
I'm trying to Don't hurt you with the
cops. All right. Going to double lock.
Let go of me.
Oh [ __ ]
White female 1015. You're goddamn right.
Unfortunate.
You scratch it. You're going to get a
double charge for them. You're going to
have better than
I know my goddamn right. And you have
no right. You have no right.
another unit. No reason.
Stop.
Stop. Stop.
[Music]
[ __ ]
you. Go ahead. You [ __ ]
[ __ ] Help me.
[Applause]
When she was placed in the police car,
the driver's behavior became even more
erratic and aggressive. Despite efforts
by the police to persuade her to
cooperate, the woman refused to get into
the car, screaming, resisting
vehemently, and accusing the officers of
using unnecessary force. What am I being
dressed for? What am I being do I do? We
don't want to use any force on you. Just
step it.
Just step it. We just cough you. There
is nothing else.
I will bite you. I will. If you bite,
that's not going to be good.
[Music]
E. Record it. Record it. These mother
are recording me for no reason. I have
done nothing wrong. All of you pieces of
[ __ ]
[ __ ] I have done nothing wrong. All
these pieces of [ __ ] Oh, he has my
hands across my throat. Are you
recording this? Are you recording that?
[Music]
[Music]
I will tell all of my warriors shame on
you, my team.
[Music]
[Music]
The situation became more tense when the
suspect threatened the lives of the
officers and accused them of abusing
their authority. Her behavior
demonstrated a serious misunderstanding
of the legal process and a lack of
awareness of the seriousness of her
unlawful conduct.
You're a piece of [ __ ] and I can't wait.
I can't wait to in court. I'm going to
kill you in court, you
mother. I will kill you in mother. It
will happen. It will happen. You're
scratching me. Stop scratching me. I
will help in peace. I hope all of you
who are filming this know that these
pieces of [ __ ] are abusing
[Music]
abusing
[Applause]
[Music]
abusing.
Abusing. Go ahead and throw me in the
cart, you mother piece of [ __ ]
Abusing.
Abusing
me. Abusing
you. All of my not you. You piece of
[ __ ] All of my
Bruce. All of my bruises are on you. You
piece of [ __ ] All of my bruises are on
you.
Ultimately, the woman was subdued and
arrested, facing multiple charges for
her actions, including resisting and
obstructing police officers under 18 USC
111 with a potential prison sentence of
up to 8 years if no serious physical
force was involved and up to 20 years if
a dangerous weapon was used.
Additionally, threatening the life of a
police officer violates 18 USC 115 with
a potential prison sentence of up to 10
years or 20 years if there was a real
intent. An obstruction of justice could
be prosecuted under 18 USC
1,5001 to 1521 if it disrupts an
investigation or destroys evidence.
These actions not only threaten public
safety, but also demonstrate a disregard
for the law, which could lead to severe
penalties under US federal law. This
story is a serious reminder of the
consequences of not complying with the
law and obstructing law enforcement
officers in the performance of their
duties. Such actions not only threaten
public safety, but also endanger the
violator themselves. We need to better
understand civic responsibility and
respect the law to build a safe and fair
society. Shouldn't tell me to get out of
the car. I will get out of the car, but
you're not step out of the car. So, I
want you to before you before I get out
of the car, but you just put me out of
my car for no reason, bro. Sounds good.
It does. Since you want to pull me out
of my car and drag me out of my car for
no reason, bro. Check that [ __ ] On
December 11th,
2023, a woman approached an officer who
was concluding a traffic stop, claiming
her vehicle had broken down and needed
assistance. The officer noticed she
seemed impaired and smelled alcohol. Are
you doing okay? I'm trying to get home.
I'm Your car won't start. No. Do you
need a toe? Please. Now, you know, if we
tow it, it's going to be to your
expense. Okay. How much have you had to
drink today?
One drink.
That whole bottle drink or what kind of
drink? No, one drink. Literally
nothing. Pull up to my sister's house.
Pull up here. That's all I got. But all
I'm saying was I
have I just need somebody to follow.
I don't have reason to believe that you
may be impaired. I just I'm I'm out of
gas. That's all I am. I'm out of gas.
I'm not impaired. Game of warning.
Everything checks out. She stops here as
I'm up there. I'm kind of suspicious.
She ran out of gas. There's a open
container and I can smell alcohol coming
out of her. So, okay. Go ahead and step
out of the car for me, man.
Step out. It's
been do I have a search warrant? Don't
need a search warrant. You can step out.
No, I do not need a search. I do not
need a search warrant to have you step
out of the car. Pennsylvania vms. I can
get you out of the car for I'm in Dayton
City. Supreme Court case. Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania. Right now, we're getting
you out of the car. Pennsylvania. You're
in dating. Doesn't matter. It's Supreme
Court. You're in dating. It's not ma'am.
You either get out of the car or I'm
going to make you get out of the car.
I'm talking about you need me to get out
of the car when you're not in
jurisdiction to even tell me to get out
of the car. Get out of the car. I will
get out of the car, but you're not step
out of the car. So, I want you to before
you before I get out of the car, but I'm
capable of telling me to step out of
this car. Oh, I'm glad I'm glad that I'm
willing to point over because I need
some help.
The woman emboldened by her father's
status as mayor became confrontational.
She argued that the officer had no
jurisdiction to remove her from her
vehicle and cited legal cases that were
not applicable. Despite repeated
requests to step out of the vehicle, the
woman refused, leading to a tense
standoff.
Drugs and war know none of that. Y'all
going to jail anyway, bro. Because my
tire popped on the side of the road and
y'all to train me. But he just pulled me
out of my car, bro. And when I say you
going to jail and you getting your ass
sued, bro, you getting your ass sued,
bro. You just moved me out of my car,
bro, for no reason, bro. Sounds good. It
does. You want to check it? Here. Here.
It's right here. Right here. Pull it up
right here. No. No. Check it. Check it.
Watch right there. Check it. Since you
want to put me on my car and drag me out
of the car for no reason, bro. Check
that [ __ ] It ain't no drugs in there.
Cuz I'm not Do not get in his face. You
understand? So why is he in my face? So
why did he just drag me out of the car
and I'm innocent, bro? And I just said
tire, bro.
Are you serious? Then there was nothing
in my pocket or y'all going to jail,
bro. There was nothing in my pocket,
bro. Because I keep asking a flat tire.
If you caught
one out of gas,
y'all act like I'm a Y'all act like I'm
a victim, bro. That's That's funny, bro.
And this is all on camera, bro. Bro,
because I didn't do nothing wrong. What
am I Do I got Do I got a license? So,
what are y'all pulling me over for?
Like, no. No, no, no, no. You hear me? I
got a license. I got insurance. Why you
just Why you
ass that drug? I swear to you.
I'm my mama your [ __ ] face. I bet you
get that [ __ ] off, [ __ ] I bet you get
that job. I was in here for a asking for
a flat tire pony ass. You going to jail,
bro? And you losing your job? Are you
dead ass serious? You going to throw me
on the ground for this [ __ ] bro? For a
flat ass tire, bro. For help, bro. Yeah.
Losing your job. Losing your
job. Yes. Losing your job. You want to
smash my head on the ground? Yeah. I
hope the camera's about that cuz you
going to jail and you lose your Her
behavior escalated when she verbally
assaulted the officers, claiming she was
being unlawfully detained. When officers
attempted to handcuff her, she
physically resisted and even tried to
bite one of the officers, prompting them
to forcibly place her under arrest. Why
do they Why do y'all have authority to
harass me and take pictures? Face Face
that way. I will. Don't push me like
y'all been doing all night. And I'm Face
that way. Face that way, please. When I
say when y'all go to jail and I'm going
sue y'all, please don't feel sorry. I
have insurance. I have license. I'm
authority. And y'all didn't even do no
soriety test on me. Y'all didn't read my
my rights. Y'all didn't do nothing. So
when I say y'all losing all y'all jobs,
bro, read my right. Your hands real
quick. They not I'm not resisting this.
But what I'm saying is y'all did not
read me my rights. When did y'all read
me my right? Did y'all read my rights?
Did y'all read me your rights? I have
not yet. Yeah, at all. Cuz you have not.
Face that way, please. You have not read
me my rights. That's all I wanted to
make sure. You have not read me my
rights before you arrest me. So I'm
going to sue you. So, I just wanted to
make sure that was that was clear cuz I
have my license. I have my insurance.
You and him cuz you did not read me that
rights before you arrested. I have my
license. Whatever you want to do. I got
bail money. I got bomb me. I got all
that. But you did not give me that
rights. Nothing. But you were taking my
picture and y'all put me on my car
illegally. Did y'all get sign?
Throughout the encounter, the woman made
several inflammatory remarks, including
threats to sue the officers and
repeatedly referencing her father's
position as mayor. She claimed that her
rights were being violated and accused
the officer of assaulting her without
cause. I'm going to read your rights.
Okay? I hope you will. You need to
listen now. Put me in the court. When
you are here, you have a certain right
to follow me. After you put me in the
court, you have the right to remain
silent. Not that we not you do not have
to make any statement to answer any
question. I'm in the car already.
Anything you say can be used against the
court. Do you understand? You have the
right to have a lawyer going to jail
with you during your question. What do
you mean my right? Are you listening?
No, I'm not. If you cannot afford a
lawyer, a lawyer appointed by the court
will be provided to you before going to
jail and during questioning without have
the right to stop answering at any time.
You also have the right to stop at any
Are you my understand? Are you willing
to answer any questions? You put me in
handcuffs before you take mine. You put
me in handcuffs before you gave me my
right hand. I have my You are now under
arrest
for operating a vehicle under the
influence of alcohol, a drug or a
combination. Operating a vehicle under
the influence of a list of control
substance or listing the line of a
control substance. operating a vehicle
under the under age alcohol. If you
refuse to take any chemical test
required by law, you'll you will have to
pay a fee to have the privileges
reinstated. If you have a prior
conviction of a controlled substance
under the state or municipal law within
the preceding 20 years, you are now
under arrest for state OVI.
Consequently, are convicted of OVI by
law. I'm not saying by law and are found
to be at or prohibited amount of alcohol
substance later for you in your whole
blood serum or plasma urine I said by
law chemical test you may have
independent chemical test now that I've
read your right do you consent to blood
no I'm not passing to none of that are
you refusing to during the routine
procedure of reading her rights the
woman became increasingly disruptive
continuously y shouting and hurling
insults at the officer. Her refusal to
cooperate made the situation more
challenging for law enforcement, further
complicating the process. Are y'all dead
ass serious, bro? My headlight went out
for 2 seconds because my headlight was
loose and I asked for help. Are y'all
dead ass serious? I literally asked for
help. I literally pulled over and put my
linkers on to ask for help, bro. Acting
like this your job, bro. It's not your
job, bro. They paying you to to to
over your people, bro. I have no I have
nothing on my record, bro. Why isn't I
have all that? My headlight went out. My
headlight went out and I flew over and
asked for help ass when I say you and
all y'all people is going to [ __ ]
hell, bro. I really mean that, bro. This
what I want you to do is sleep at night
at the end of the night and feel okay
that this is your job, bro. You a man, a
man,
arresting assaulting. Hello, bro. Y'all
pulled me over. Y'all detained my car.
Y'all suspended my license for nothing.
Something y'all can feel guilty in the
morning, bro. Please, bro. Y'all just
beat my ass out of me for running out of
gas. What is wrong with that? I can't
run out of gas. Like, take me downtown
oring. Get rid of me. Period. License.
Y'all never asked me for no insurance.
Y'all never did none of that. So take me
downtown and arrest me and my life is at
risk. Take me
downtown. Do it the legal way cuz y'all
never asked me for my mother. While
being transported to jail, she
persistently hurled insults and became
confrontational, invoking her father's
position as mayor and asserting that the
officers had no authority to detain her.
She further escalated the situation by
threatening that the officers would lose
their
jobs. The woman violated several
statutes. Her most serious charge, Alvi
operating a vehicle under the influence,
is governed by Ohio Revised Code section
4,511.19. This statute prohibits
individuals from operating a vehicle
while under the influence of alcohol or
drugs. The penalty for a first Alvi
offense can include fines up to
$1,075, a mandatory jail sentence of at
least 3 days, and a license suspension
of up to 3
years. In addition to the OVI charge,
the woman was also charged with assault
on a police officer, which is covered
under ORC section 2,9003.13.
This offense is classified as a felony
when committed against law enforcement
personnel and it carries penalties that
can range from 6 months to 5 years in
prison depending on the severity of the
assault.
The woman's behavior also constitutes
resisting arrest or section
2921.33, which is a misdemeanor
punishable by up to 6 months in jail and
a fine of up to
$1,000. Her repeated non-compliance and
interference with the officer's duties
led to additional charges of disorderly
conduct. Orc section
2,917.11 and obstructing official
business. Orc section
2,921.31. This case highlights the
importance of mutual respect and
cooperation with law enforcement to
ensure public safety and order. A
tearing to the law is crucial in
creating a just and harmonious society
where everyone can feel secure. What are
your thoughts on this situation? Share
them with us in the comments below. And
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Tired of this victim blaming [ __ ] I'm
tired of this victim blaming [ __ ] No,
you cannot come in my car. I'm tired.
I'm tired. What happens today?
No, I don't want to.
Stop. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.
On July 25th, 2024, officers responded
to a parking garage where a victim
reported being struck in the head with a
bottle by his girlfriend who also
allegedly tried to run him over with her
vehicle. She's with my
partner. Can you grab the juvenile
trouble, please? Yeah, she's up there
with a bicycle. I told her to leave like
a half hour ago. I told her to get out
of here before they came. That's right.
But I'm not getting your ID right now.
Yes, sir. All of our cameras are on
towards your car to get out. Okay. All
right. No problem. My adrenaline's
racing.
But what just broke model?
[Applause]
marks on her.
Upon arriving at the scene, officers
encountered the victim who showed them
video footage of the altercation. Though
initially uncooperative, the victim's
video clearly demonstrated the woman's
aggressive behavior. The victim reported
that his girlfriend had hit him in the
head with a bottle and then attempted to
run him over with her
vehicle. Julian Bravo. I just got back
from lunch. I'm getting to the second
floor and all I see is that gentleman. I
thought it was actually like a like a
parking
spot and all I see is just literally was
about to hit him and the other cars and
he's over there screaming telling her
truth. You say hit him. How with the
car? She was about to run him. So she's
following him. He was looking like he
needed help and everything. So I just
kept stopping to make sure he was okay
cuz I didn't want to be recording
telling her to stop. She got out the
car, went in the back seat. I don't know
what she went to go grab. I passed when
I left and I got to the fourth floor.
All I see is him trying to leave trying
to escape and she kept calling him with
the car. That's when I seen her. She
almost ran me over getting out the car.
Were you on foot or in your car? I had
parked my car and I was getting out the
car and right when I got to the um rear
like the back of my car. Yep. That's
when I she came onto the fourth floor
and started speeding through and went to
the roof. Witnesses corroborated the
victim's story, stating they saw the
woman driving recklessly in an attempt
to run him down. They also saw her leave
the vehicle, aggressively approaching
the victim before the bottle incident
occurred. Turn the car off. Turn the car
turn the car off. And then now you got
to tell me.
Come here. Come
here. I'm tired of this victim. No, you
cannot come in my car. Relax. Relax.
Relax. You cannot come in my car. Stop
it. Stop it. No, you cannot come in my
car. And you have no authority. You need
to come
listen. I understand. I'm tired of I
understand. I just want to talk to you
and get I want to get your side. I'm
biased. I'm unbiased. I'm unbiased. I'm
unbiased. I didn't let him go to jail
for eight months. Wait, wait, wait,
wait. I can't I can't I'm sorry. I can't
hear you. All we got from witnesses is a
white female red dress. What is your
name? I'm not telling you my name. I
need to know your name. I'm not telling
you. I have to know who you are. I'm not
telling you. I'm conducting an
investigation. You're not No, cuz I'm
tired of being like this man. I have
photos of him abusing me. Okay. Well, I
need you to come out. I need you to come
out the car. But you're going to get
yourself in more trouble than what you
need to if you don't get out the car and
get out my car. I don't want to do that.
No, cuz I'm tired of this. Like, I'm so
tired. You abused me and then texting
me. Horrible. I'm tired. I'm tired. What
happened today? What happened? I don't
care what happened today. I'm tired. I'm
tired. I'm exhausted. I'm emotionally
and mentally exhausted.
We can do that. We can do that.
But you said you'd rather be. When
officers approached the woman, she
refused to give her name and accused her
boyfriend of abusing her for months. Her
emotional state escalated quickly,
leading her to resist the officer's
commands. She became combative, verbally
lashing out and physically resisting
when officers attempted to deescalate
the situation. And what did Sean say to
you? He was like, "I don't give a I
don't give a I never I know you cuz
she's texting me. You mirror on the
staircase. My key scratched me. This is
not blood. This is my My key scratched
me. No, you don't want to take any
photos of You don't want photographs of
your injuries? No, I don't want to go to
court. I don't want to go to court. He's
going to go there. I'm not going there.
Is he pressing charges? Dating. He's not
pressing charges. Are you guys dating?
He's not pressing charges. I'm not
giving you any photos. How long How long
have you How long have you guys been
dating? And are you guys sexually
active? Very much so. How do you guys
live? I've been trying to call him for
two days straight and then been texting
me since last night on some abusive ass
[ __ ] Oh, like Oh, you're embarrassing
yourself. If I was if that was my man,
he wouldn't be texting me. I wouldn't
let him texting random, bro. Yeah,
because you are under arrest. No. Yeah,
I have to arrest you. For what? Because
he's claiming a battery. So, can I call
him? You're going to have to do this.
Okay.
He's going to hold the phone for you
while we put you in. arresting me. Can
you tell him not to give him the phone?
Belle, they're telling me he's not
pressing charges.
Authorities have revealed new
information shedding light on the girl's
actions. It appears that a girl sent a
message that provoked her, leading to
the events that unfolded. This external
influence may have played a significant
role in shaping her behavior, turning
the situation in an unexpected
direction. I do not want you to get any
other charges out.
Stop
it.
Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop.
Stop. Stop your head. Stop. Stop it.
Stop it. Stop it.
Stop
it. Stop. Stop.
I'm so tired of this [ __ ] bro. I'm so
tired of this [ __ ]
You can't listen. You got to listen. You
got to stop. You got to stop. You got to
stop. You got to calm down. I want to
touch this.
Stop
it. Stop it. Get off of me. I'm just
locking her legs in. I'm I'm holding
her. I got I got her up. Hey,
relax. Relax. Relax. This is not helping
your situation. Relax.
I can't cuz you're trying to hurt
yourself.
Stop. Stop. Stop. I'm hurting. Stop.
My go.
My wizard. Okay. Well, you got to stop
pulling. I will help you. I want to talk
to
Sean. I want to talk to Sean.
Please. I just want to talk to Okay.
We'll get you to talk to Sean, but you
got to stop doing this. You got to stop.
Yeah, I think right now that's probably
the best
best just
[Music]
despite several efforts by the officers
to calm her, she continued to resist and
even tried to harm herself during the
arrest. Ultimately, the officers had to
gently restrain her to ensure her safety
and the safety of others. Explain it to
you. Okay. But I need you to calm down.
Okay. Thank you.
I don't want to see. Stop. Stop it. Stop
it. Stop it. Stop.
Okay. We're not going to do
that all the way.
Stop it.
Stop it. Stop it.
Stop it. Stop.
Hold this. I'm not going to tell you why
the I like this.
Can you say one of the eight here? Can
you show us 108, please?
After being placed in handcuffs, the
woman became increasingly agitated. She
began resisting the officer's attempts
to control the situation, screaming
loudly and insisting over and over that
she had no involvement in the incident.
Her resistance grew more intense as she
continued to plead with the officers,
repeatedly asserting her innocence in
the face of their actions.
[Music]
[Applause]
Okay.
Nobody gives nobody cares if you [ __ ]
cared. You would understand what the
went through. Why do I have a boo on my
nobody cares? What's your name, dear? I
don't have a name. And then I have until
seen you. No, you guys don't care. You
got to give us a chance. Then you
started yelling and screaming and all
that. You said I've been under arrest.
He's going to listen to everything that
you No, I don't want to. I don't want I
don't give a
bro. It was months ago. Nobody did
anything. I have to get a fake
juicer. Don't make this any worse. It's
already worse. It's the worst get, bro.
I'm getting You guys love blaming the
victim. That's how it is, bro. It's
always the guy. The guy. Nobody did
anything for me. We We weren't there. I
don't I don't know. You got to be cool
with us. We don't want you to get hurt.
Okay. I know you're I know I know you
are. I'm tired. We're going to get you
some help. No, I don't want I'm tired.
All right, step up. Stretch. Stand up.
One. Got two. Three. Okay. Relax. It's
hurting my
leg. Oh my gosh.
Nope.
I'm gonna park your car. Okay. No, I
don't want to pay for it. She claimed
that the officers caused bruises on her
legs and broke her fingers. Tearfully,
she criticized the actions of the police
officers, expressing her distress over
the
situation. The woman was charged with
aggravated battery under chapter
784.045 of the Florida statutes, which
outlines the penalties for intentionally
causing bodily harm with a weapon.
Aggravated battery. A secondderee felony
can lead to penalties of up to 15 years
in prison and a $10,000 fine.
Additionally, she was charged with
resisting arrest without violence under
chapter
843.02, which carries penalties of up to
one year in jail or probation and a
$1,000 fine.
This case highlights the importance of
mutual respect and cooperation with law
enforcement to ensure public safety and
order. A daring to the law is crucial in
creating a just and harmonious society
where everyone can feel secure. What are
your thoughts on this situation? Share
them with us in the comments below. And
don't forget to subscribe for more
informative and engaging content. Thank
you for watching and for your continued
support.