Her flat tire was the least of her problems. >> Hello there. >> Hi. >> What happened? >> My tire blew obviously. >> Your tire blew. Which tire? >> The back one in the back. >> The back one in the back. How long did you got How long have you been s sitting here? >> For like 30 months. Let me tell you before you try to pick me up >> for 30 minutes. You know, you just come around the corner too quick or you don't know. Huh? >> Oh, gotcha. Where's your ID at? >> Let's hold on a second. Put the phone real quick. Where's your ID at? What's calling your name? >> Is it your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> Is it your car? >> Okay. Do you have your uh registration with you? >> Just you by yourself. >> Yeah, >> that's all right. If you can't find it, that's fine. But what about the insurance? If you can find that. Okay. I don't think you hit anything. Luckily, >> the dirt. >> It's just the the wheel. It just my tire. I knew my tire was out >> coming around the corner here. >> Yeah. And I wasn't going to keep driving over the bridge with my tire out. >> Yeah. And I've been trying to call a couple of people. I had to call out for work because >> Yeah, it's just so early in the morning. >> Oh, see number Let's see here. >> I just feel bad about here. >> What's that? >> See the the method right here. This is this is the gain sympathy method right here. We see it a lot of times. We see it a lot of times um in particularly with the ladies, you know what I'm saying? When uh they they get in trouble or they they sense that they're in trouble or that they messed up, they start to crying. You know what I mean? Most of the time, I would probably say 85% of the time, you will just hear the crying sounds, but you will not necessarily actually see tears. You won't see like you know tears coming down their face. All you will see is just you would just hear the sounds you know you know that that type of pitch in their voice. Okay. It's like that high pitch that you know the squeakily little voice and the you know oh my god I just needed that you you know all of that. But meanwhile like when they're covering their face they're really like this. Oh my god. I can't give. You know what I mean? That's the gang sympathy method. >> Yeah. All right. We want to step out of the car. How much alcohol did you have to drink last night? >> Yeah. Or this morning? Were you drinking this morning or was it all just last night? >> Well, I get that, but I just smell some alcohol coming off your breath there. So, that's why I was curious. Let's go and step out of the car real quick. Oh, please. >> Come on. No. >> We got to step out of the car. >> Why? I was pulled over. I was trying to get home. >> I understand you're pulled over. Do you have a jacket or something you can put on? >> Do you have a I need you to step out of the car so we can work on this. >> Oh, what am I working on? >> You're just in a crash, you know. Are you okay? >> A crash? >> Yeah. You don't see your car? >> Who the did I crash into? >> No one. You crashed into the dirt off the road. Well, I crashed into the dirt because my my tire fell over. >> Yeah, you see your You see? >> I pulled over. >> Well, you didn't pull over. Look at your car. >> No, I pulled over. >> Just go and step on down. Okay. >> Oh, I was calling for help for it. >> I understand. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> No, please. >> I don't think the I don't think this method is working. She has to see. Come on. You got to pivot. This is just like sports. All right. This is like sports. You go in there, you have one game plan for your opponent or whatever. And then you have to be able to switch on the on the dime. You know what I mean? You got to go in there, you know, okay, they're doing this, this, and this. It's not working. See, the sympathy method, that's not working. So, you got to switch to something else. You're You got to switch. You got to be able to pivot. >> You're not pulling me over right now. We >> I'm not pulling you over. You're already in a crash here. You see what I'm talking about? Look at >> No tears. >> I was calling for help. Get that. I need you to step out of the car. Okay. >> I was calling for help already. I was going to drive anymore. I can't drive. >> Daniela, come on. Let's step out here real quick. >> Come on. >> I can't go like this. I need to call for help. >> You need to step out of the car. >> I need to call for help. >> All right. I'm here to help right now. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Danielle, >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> You need to step out of the car right now. >> You didn't tell me why you were pulling me over. >> I am not. Danielle, I am not pulling you over. You were involved in a crash. You >> was not in a crash. >> Look at your car. Get out. Look at >> I was not in a crash because I was already pulled over. I was not in a crash. >> Yes, you were. >> I was not in a crash. >> Look at your car, Daniela. >> I pulled over. I was not in a crash. >> Listen to me. I am telling you right now to step out of the car. Okay. Come on. >> I'm not trying to make this any worse than we need to. Okay. Step out of the car. I'm trying to talk to you out here. Just leave the purse right there. We'll grab all that. Say >> cuz I need to ask you this before. You're just going to leave me without my phone. You're going to take me. >> Have you >> Have you been in trouble for something like this before? >> No, I just been in trouble before and they just take you like nothing. They don't give you an explanation that they just take you. >> How long ago? How long ago did you have alcohol today? >> Huh? >> It's [screaming] been hours. That was my tire went down and I started calling for help and then you came when I was calling for help already. >> Listen. Hey, I'm trying to help you out here as much as I can. Would you be willing to perform some voluntary uh soriety test? >> I don't do anything right now. I just I was already pulled over. >> Okay. >> I wasn't driving or anything. I just couldn't do anything. No. >> All right. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the car. >> Are you going to come out here real quick so we can talk? >> Look at this. >> What? >> Minute. You want to do your fix your pants? There we go. >> The kids were >> What kids? >> I had kids earlier. >> Earlier. >> My friend. >> No tears. Like none. >> Has kids. I'm sorry. My friend has kids. >> Okay. I understand. But right now, do you said you don't want to do any sobriety tests, right? Any you want to do any voluntary field sobriety test? >> No, I just I want to stay in my car. Go for it. Oh my god. >> We can't. We're not doing that right now. Okay. >> Oh. Oh, I see one. I see one. I see one. >> Look, right now you're just going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. Stop. >> Step out of the car now. >> No. I told you. >> You're going to get charged with resistant arrest, too, if you don't step out. Don't be grabbing stuff. Come on. Step out. I want to call Danielle. I want to call for help. >> Step out of the car now. >> I want to call for help. >> You're being told to step out. >> Their phone number. Can I get their phone number? Can I get >> I don't want to have to get their phone number. >> We will get the phone number. Yes. It will cost. Don't do that. >> Can I get their phone number? Did I get >> 64? Can you get one additional unit for please? >> Danielle, I don't want to fight with you. Okay. >> I was already pulled. I don't want to fight with you. I was trying to get help. I was already pulled over. I was calling for help for a while already. I cannot >> Hey, listen to me. Calm down a little bit. All right. >> Hey, because I was already pulled over. I don't know why you're pulling me over if I was already pulled over. >> You're not pulled over. You've been in a small crash. Okay. Come on. >> No. >> I need you to step out of the car. All right. Work with me and I'll work with you. All right. Okay. >> You're trying to arrest me. I told you I already told you when I'VE ALREADY BEEN PARKED. >> I've already told you you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> I don't want you to arrest me because I was already I understand you don't want that, but we're not going to go beyond. >> I was already parked. I was trying to call for >> I don't want to fight with you. I just want to fight to call for help. Call my work. >> Danielle, stop now. You can step out OF YOUR CAR >> OR LISTEN. I'm telling you how this IS GOING TO WORK. >> YOU'RE going to be taken into custody. You're going to take me into custody and then you're going to get charged with resisting. >> You want charge of resisting arrest? >> You're going to take me into custody anyway. I need to call for help. >> I want you to step out of the car because I'm not answering. I've been calling for help for a while now. >> I told you way beyond that point. >> I told you we're beyond that point. And you're going to get additional charges and you can make this the easy way or you can do this the hard way. But you're the one that's that's not doing what you're supposed to be doing right now. want to interrupt. >> Cuz I have my phone. Cuz you have my phone. >> CAN I HAVE MY PHONE? >> I'M GOING TO STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> THAT'S NOT HOW IT'S GOING TO WORK. >> That's not how it's going to work. >> You can't close the You can. >> Yeah, I can. >> You can't hold the door. Stop. >> Yes, I can. You can stop. >> You can stop, too. >> Hey, Danielle. >> Give me my phone. You can stop holding the door. >> Look at me. You're going to get charged with resisting and assaulting an officer. AREN'T YOU DOING THIS? >> STOP RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF HERE. >> DOING THAT TO ME. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> GET ME OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> This reminds me of like two brothers and sisters fighting. You know what I mean? Like a brother sister fighting. Just No, you can't do that. NO. COME ON. GET RIGHT NOW. LIKE YOU. NO. NO. NO. You know it's GIVE ME MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. NO. NO, we'll get the NUMBER WHEN MOM'S HOME. LIKE, you know, or like it's Come on, man. Come on, man. She's cooked. The best thing she could do right now is just cooperate cuz now it's just going to get worse, you know? Crazy, man. She said, "I was already parked." Well, how'd you get here? Like, we I was already parked. >> Get out. I don't have your phone. >> Uh-oh. Uhoh. >> Oh, on the rocks. OH. [screaming] >> Help me, dude. Help me. >> Get on the ground. [laughter] >> I said have him step it up. >> Get on the >> You're under arrest. >> No, you can't take me out of my car like this. You can't do this to me. You cannot do this to me. I know my rights. >> I know my rights. [groaning] >> Just pull her. >> I'm hoping. >> STOP. [screaming] >> You're going to get your phone number, but stop. Would you tell me my phone number so I can get him? Dude, you haven't even gotten my phone. Have you? >> Stop resisting. Here, let me turn my back camera. >> Have you got my phone? >> Exactly. You haven't. So, how the do you know I'm going to get my phone? If I don't know my phone numbers, I'm going to get my phone kicking. >> Yo, she kicks that officer with them freaking heels, man. Yo, all hell going to break loose, man. Cuz imagine you being that officer. Are you going to be able to hold your composure? It's like some things you can hold your composure, but boy, she's kicking around and if one of them heels hit me in the face or something, >> I'm going to be pretty pissed. >> I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phone. If I don't get my phone numbers, >> if I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phones. >> Dude, tell me I'm NOT GOING TO GET MY PHONE. Am I going to get my phone numbers if I get >> We already told you you're going to get them. >> No, I'm not. Why are they so mean? >> I was already parked. >> You guys are so mean. >> Down there. >> [ __ ] My phone. He's It's up there. He doesn't want to give it to me. I was already calling for help. I was parked. He just stopped me. >> He just stopped me. >> Holy crap. It's a Sunday. Come on with your head. >> You're [ __ ] up as [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> IT'S UP THERE. You left my phone up there. >> I'll get your phone a minute. You don't have any reason to be asking for anything right now. >> Hey, sorry. I've been asking you nicely. Write your name. I asked you. No, YOU WANT TO READ MY rights now. No, you >> see like that's the older brother with the crazy ass little sister. You know what I'm saying? This This is what the You shouldn't be asking for nothing right now. Like, oh man. >> No, you should have read that to me when you were arresting me. Now you can't. NOW YOU CAN'T. You can't. No. YOU GET MYING PHONE. GET [screaming] MY PHONE. NOW YOU WANT TO ARREST ME. You don't get the right to arrest me. >> You don't get the right to arrest me. >> You didn't understand these rights. >> You did not read me my rights when you arrested me. You should arrest them when you arrested me. You didn't get my phone because if I had a right to an attorney and if I had a right to a call, you would get my phone. He didn't get my phone. He didn't read me my rights. He arrested me for no reason. Hey, what's it? >> You need a >> I NEED MY PHONE. >> OKAY. OKAY. WHAT'S YOUR HEY, so real quick. I'm tripping with her. Hey, see if I can He arrested me for no reason. >> Hey, he arrested me. >> Hey, stop. Stop your head. Okay. Okay. Hey, so let's let's calm. So, what's your phone look like? >> My phone was on top of his car. He took it right now. >> Okay. Hey, so I'm out here. I'm trying to help out. Okay. >> He's He's not Oh, he just took me out of my car. He had no reason to arrest me. I was already parked. >> I was trying to call for help because my tire blew out. >> Okay. >> So, I was trying to call for help and then he came supposedly turn on his lights and pull me over. No, I was already parked. >> I was already trying to call for help because my tire blew up. It's >> All right. So, obviously you're in a wreck, right? >> I was not. >> Okay. So, are you is anything else hurting on you right now? Is anything hurting? >> My my phone number. I need >> No, I'm phone number. >> What's your What's your phone look like? >> Like, is your chest hurting? Head hurting? I mean, you hit your head there. >> He arrested me. Why do you not want to hurt? >> Do you not want me to arrested me? He's been >> All right. So, here we're going to go to the hospital. I'm going to go with you guys. Okay. And then we're going to try to go from there. All right. So, that's where we're going. It sounds like he's got your phone. Okay. >> He has my phone. >> I get it. I get it. >> YOUR HEAD. >> LEAVE my >> I don't know if the hospital's going to work. >> Well, Deandra, >> I don't know where to cuff her or the seats. We strain her back. >> Yeah. >> You need a Hey, >> I need my phone. >> He's got your phone. Okay. Well, then why can't he get my phone number? >> I'm not We're going to do that later, but I don't want you to I don't want you in your head anymore. Okay. >> Well, then he didn't need to arrest me. >> Okay. Well, so at this point, >> he didn't need to. He didn't need to. >> We're We're going to >> I was already trying to get >> I know. So, we're trying to get this all done. Okay. I just need to Hey, stop. >> NO, BECAUSE I KNOW MY RIGHTS and he didn't read me my rights. >> He didn't read me my We're going to go to the hospital. >> He didn't read me my rights. He didn't read me my right. >> All right. >> He didn't read me my right. >> Does nobody have a helmet? Like where's the suit? That's typically what would happen in these scenarios, right? You would call somebody to put the helmet on or whatever. You have to stop her from banging her head. Regardless of how you feel about her or whatever, you have to stop her from banging her head. You have to restrain her back. I don't even know if she's seatbuckled in. Like, at least try that. At least in the beginning, seatbuckle her in, pull the seat belt all the way so that it hits that click and then it'll tighten and it won't stop. Like, you you know what I'm talking about? When you pull the seat belt all the way and then when you retract it, it just boom, it'll stop, you know? something. You gota You can't just have her keep banging her head. >> This is nuts. >> I just asked him for my phone. >> So, he's got your phone. He stole my phone. >> He had my phone, right? >> Yeah, he's got your phone. >> Um, we're going to take this off. You're not going to try to take her, are you? Okay. >> I just think he's coming [singing] home. >> Okay. So, I'm going to work with you mostly. Is that okay? [music] Would you prefer me? No. >> What we're going to do is I'm going to take this off. All right. And we're going to try to get you my right. He has no right to arrest me. >> I have my phone. >> All right. >> Can I have my phone? >> Do you remember if you were wearing your seat belt? >> I was parked. >> Okay. He arrested me when I was parked. I was calling for help because my tire blew out. How the am I supposed to leave when my tire is blown out? >> Do you remember like going into the ditch? >> I didn't go into the ditch. I Well, I did, but because my tire blew out. It blew out in the freeway. So, I was like, "All right, I got to park." Because I'm not going through the bridge. >> Yeah. >> Do you think I should go through the bridge when my tire's out? >> No. >> So, why the would I go? So, I parked I parked into the rocks before the bridge because where else am I supposed to go? >> And then he he had my ID. He had my insurance information and he just got aggressive with me and started arresting. >> Did he Did he give you a chance to read your rights or anything? I I'll read them just so you know. >> Now you're going to read. No. >> Yeah. Like I'm going to verify to just make sure. So, hey, so you got the right to remain silent. You have this right this time attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against in the court of law. >> That's supposed to be if you're underrested. I heard some differences. So I'm going to keep reading. >> If you're under the age 18, anything you say can be used against you in a juvenile court prosecution for the juvenile offense can also be used against you adult criminal prosecution. If the juvenile court decides to be tried as an adult, >> you have the right to talk to attorney before answering questions. You have the right to have an attorney present during the questioning. >> You want to talk to me? Yes or no? What do you want me to tell you? >> Is this yes or no? I I'm not going to ask anything more if you say no. If it's yes, we're just going to keep talking as we go. >> I was supposed to be aware called a word because my tire went out. >> She was going to go to work intoxicated like this. It looked like she was just out last night. They the officer said earlier that it was Sunday, right? Ah, it's freaking Sunday, right? And it was early in the morning or whatever, right? Cuz the officer also said, "Man, it's early or whatever." So that means she was partying all night. This is she she's dressed like she went out. You know what I'm saying? With uh you know, nothing covering the stomach and uh you know, whatever. Right. The heels, all that. Right. It looks like she was out partying all night. So she was going to go to work tore up like that. Damn. So you were on your way to where? >> I was on my way to work. I was >> Where do you work at? At >> Garden Angel Street from here. >> Where at? Sorry. >> Garden Angel Homes. >> Garden Agent Homes. >> I take care of old people. >> Okay. How long you been doing that? >> 3 years or so. >> About three years. Okay. >> So, do you remember kind of what happened? So, your tire blew out. You're going north cuz you're going from Kenowick to Pasco, right? >> Kenowick to Pasco. >> Do you live in Pasco? >> I live in Pasco. Louis Street, which is down the street. Literally down the freeway. >> Yeah, you were pretty close. >> I was so close. >> Yeah, tire went out and you're like, >> tire went out and then he pul he decided to come. Well, [ __ ] it. I was calling for help already. I had been calling for help for a while. >> Were you trying to call like 911 or family and friends? >> Family and friends. So, >> no. Ain't nobody calling 911. [laughter] If she call 911 for help, guess what? She gonna end up in this predicament. She's been drinking. If if her story is true, she was out, she had some drinks, whatever. Her tire just happened to pop and she pulls over, you know, regardless of whether it was a crash or pull over, whatever. When the cop comes in, you know, comes to see what's going on, you going to jail. Why? Because you're intoxicated. >> Usually pick up and they fix my tires and everything. So, I was calling them. I just got one answer >> and then I called work because I was already late, right? So, my tire blew out. I'm not going to make it. >> Yeah. >> If anything, I'll make a be. >> Mhm. >> But I'll be there late. But my time >> What time were you supposed to be at work? >> Cuz what? It's like 8:00 at 9. >> When I was calling you. >> Oh, when you're >> When my tire blew out. >> Okay. >> I was going to go change to work. when the tire blew out. Do you remember if he hit your head on anything? >> I just I this didn't happen. >> And then that trooper the my coworker basically shows up, right? >> Yeah. >> So what happened after that? >> He took me out of my car. >> Okay. Do you guys remember like him tell you guys have like a conversation with him trying to tell you to get out of the car? >> So you were still in the car? >> I was still in the car and then when I was looking for my phone because he took it, he decided to take me away and take me out of my car. So, where was your phone at the time? Was it inside the car or outside the car? >> Inside the car. So, you guys So, you guys were kind of Were you guys arguing >> at the time? >> Argue with me. I was telling him, "Hey, I'm just calling your >> He told me from He asked me for my license, for my registration." He didn't go check anything out. He just let me out of my car. >> So, right now you, like I said, you're under arrest for >> Oh, I'm not complaining. No, no. The DUI >> because I can also smell the alcohol coming off you. >> So, >> cooked. [laughter] She fried, man. Damn, that was crazy. Yo, listen. You know, they, you know, we could go into like stereotypes and this and that, whatever. Trust me, if you go through my comment section, you'll see all the comments on certain videos, whatever about stereotypes, right? You know, people have their opinions on whatever. But this one right here, man, listen. Latinas are spicy boy. You know, they they they get they have that fiery thing to them, man. And it's like, yo, this is it takes a special kind of person to handle that boy because uh this this ain't Yeah, she's she's a lot to handle. [music] >> [music] >> Just lie [singing] with it. Keep it alive. Late night drive. [music] Don't be shy. [singing]