Close your door. Close your door. Hey, get back in your [ __ ] car. >> No. >> Get back in your car. >> No, I'm not. I parked right there. >> 6205 dispatch, female's walking away from the vehicle. >> I parked right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're not walking away from the traffic stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Get in. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Please get >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What is wrong >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. Put your other hand behind your back. >> Oh, wait. Get off me now. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. >> What is wrong No, stop. >> Put your other >> Sorry, babe. No. >> Hey man, I'll put >> Get >> 6205 dispatch, I got one female resisting. County's out with me. [ __ ] hand behind your back like I told you. >> I did nothing wrong. >> Yes, you did. >> What did I do wrong? >> Stand up. >> Stop. I will I will >> No, you're not going to walk away from a traffic stop. >> It was not a traffic stop. Sorry. It was not. Are you serious? Are you serious? Are you serious? >> Appreciate you stopping. Yeah, you can't just walk away from a traffic stop. >> I didn't. >> It's all on camera. It's all on camera. >> How is it? No, I didn't. >> Woah, sorry. Walk to my car over here, okay? >> No, my purse No, no, no. >> Yes, yes, yes. You're under arrest. >> Why? Please stop. >> See that? Teamwork make the dream work, man. Teamwork make the dream work. You got Sarasota police out there doing what they got to do. You know what I'm saying? The deputy, he just cruising, chilling, you know what I mean? And he probably pulled up Oh, he's Oh, he sees some action or maybe heard it on the radio, you know, but they're different departments and stuff like that, you know, different agencies I should say. County guy come help him out, you know what I mean? Yeah, help the city cop out, man. >> I ain't doing >> I'm fine. >> Okay, I would not have fired a >> Yeah, well, you're not listening to anything I'm telling you. I have to put my hands on you. >> You called me a liar. >> What was the traffic stop? >> Yes, it was a traffic stop. I got to take you in. >> wasn't. >> Okay, you can argue that all you want. It's all on camera. There's cameras everywhere. >> I know it is. >> Okay. >> And what did I do wrong? Please tell me. >> Blasting your music and you rolled the red light right here. You didn't even let me explain cuz you got out of the car and started walking away. >> Cuz I was parked in my car? >> The lights were on well before we even turned the corner. Where's your ID? Is it in your purse? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I parked my car because >> Yeah, you're right. That's a lot of room. She just won't stop. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yeah, do you mind searching it, please? >> Yeah. It's right here. Yeah, that's fine. I was going to [ __ ] take you to jail. >> No. >> That's pretty dumb. Yeah, I'm serious. That was really dumb what you did. >> What did I do? I didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. Good. >> Can you please get out of my car? >> Yeah, I'm serious. >> What did I do? I didn't do anything wrong. >> Take a seat in the car. And she's got to be intoxicated, too. So, I mean, are we going get to feel sobriety and all that stuff too? Because you can hear it in our voice like she's definitely up. Something's not right. >> Nice. Yeah, that's her. That's got her name on it. Reading? I didn't mean to pop you in the head. I'm sorry. >> I didn't know you were >> I didn't know you were there. Okay. So, you're under arrest right now. Okay? So, I have to read you your Miranda rights and I'm going to explain everything, okay? So, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney and have him or her present with you during any and all questioning. You can choose at any time to exercise your rights and not talk to me. Okay? And if you can't afford one, one will be appointed to you. Do you understand all that? Any yes or no cuz I Okay, do you understand though? Okay. So, I stopped you because your music is louder than 25 ft away. You're blasting with your windows down. Let me explain. And then right here at the red light, you rolled it, didn't come to a complete stop right at the line, and then I stopped you. My lights were hit back here. It's on my camera. And then you pulled in. What's So, here's the thing. You smell like booze. Your eyes are bloodshot and watery. You're slurring your speech. You spilled your drink on the ground. I want to make sure you're okay to be driving. >> Oh, yeah. Here we go. >> Make sure you're okay to be driving. >> I am fine, but >> Okay. Would you okay with trying a few tests up on the curb though? We'll take your cuffs off of you. Are you okay with doing a few tests though? >> I'm >> It's a yes or no question. Are you okay with doing tests? It's a yes or no question. >> No. >> You don't want to do tests? >> I'm my lawyer is on the >> I know that. >> So, I'm ready to go now. >> Okay. So, with your slurred speech, your open alcohol container, your bloodshot watery eyes, your behavior, you're under arrest for DUI as well, okay? So, DUI and resisting with All right. Well, it's all on camera, so have fun with that. I literally told you verbatim get back in your and you didn't listen to me. You can make You You can make that argument when you go to court, okay? Cuz it's all on camera and you can make that argument when you go to court. Holy cow, your license is revoked. What's up with that? Hennepin County, huh? Minneapolis. That's my neck of the woods. Oh, yeah? Don't you hear it in my voice? When I called out your license plate, it said Minnesota. Um you're going to be getting a handful of tickets, okay? One for the music, one for the red light, one for the open And then And then one for the open container in your car. So, I don't know No. So, listen to me, Christina. Hey, listen to me. I was the cop who passed you outside Smoke 'n Joe's before you took off. I saw your drink on your trunk as you're talking to that dude. I looped the parking lot. You're hauling down Main. I get behind you. What do you know? That drink is in your passenger seat spilled all over the floor and there was still alcohol in the cup with the lime. I saw >> Yeah, bingo. He got you. See, that's the thing. If you go to your whatever wherever you live, you know, you got your your local bars or you know, the strip of bars and clubs or wherever you're at, you know, the cops is out there. You know what I mean? They're out there. They're watching. They're seeing who's leaving the bars, who's going to their cars and stuff like that or whatever. They know a bunch of people leave the the bars and drive. >> [clears throat] >> They could see it. Now, they pick and choose who they want to, you know, arrest and stuff like that or whatever. But, you know, clearly that area he's like, "Man, I circled around. I seen you with you know, whatever, talking to the dude, got drink, you know, left the bar, you know, Is she the only one? No. All right. There's a bunch of people that go to the bars and that drive home. Not saying you should. Not saying it's right. But, it happens. You know what I'm saying? And any if you live in a college town or anything, you and you have a designated area where there's a whole strip of, you know, bars and clubs and stuff like that in your town, you know that they're going to station a couple of cops out there, you know, probably cops out there, you know what I mean, and stuff. And there's a whole bunch of people that they see coming in and out, in and out, going in their cars, driving home. Some people are taking Ubers, stuff like that or whatever, but a lot of people are driving. And they just sit there and, you know, whatever. They got to make They They might make one or two arrests a night, you know what I mean? Like the individual cops or you might pick All right. I'm going to I'm going to go get that one right there, you know. Whatever. But, they see it. They see everything, you know. >> Saw that drink on your trunk and the ring was still on your trunk. That was not old, okay? That's fine. I got plenty of probable cause to charge you with it. Okay? I can articulate everything. And your car got impounded, okay? >> Easy case. >> All right. >> I don't have to know what justice you did though. >> Okay, hop over there. >> Blue head. >> Blue head? >> Bless. >> Where you from? >> Where you think you from back there? >> Go to that door. >> See when she told him once he told her that she was from Minnesota, too, she started uh You see the you Look look, fellas. You know, the ladies give you this look right here. Look look how she look at him. Not not this. Wait wait till Wait once I hit play. If she give you this look right here, it's a green light, boys. >> Bless. >> Where you from? >> You see that? You see the look up and down? Oh, yeah. It's a green light, but listen, fellas, you want to stay away from something like this. She's too intoxicated. No, no, no. You know what I'm saying? Now, if she in her right frame of mind and she give you that look, green light, man. >> Bless. >> Where you from? >> Where you from? >> Right there. >> Right there. >> I had to get my license. Where you think you from? >> I'm from the Midwest. You know, when I was pulling you over, I thought I was going to meet someone really nice. I saw Minnesota. >> We're nice. >> Huh? >> We're nice. We meet nice people. >> I'm nice. Wouldn't recommend walking away from a traffic stop next time. So, we're going to go up to this box over there. We're going to get your fingerprints, okay? Put your finger right here. Two fingerprints, please. >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> Yeah. Yeah, that was uh It was pretty interesting, man. Pretty interesting, but yeah, she she's done. You know, that's the thing with going to the bars in any any any spot, you know, wherever it's popping off at, you know, there's going to be a couple cops down there just monitoring things, you know, typically they're just breaking up the fights and stuff like that or whatever, but they see people getting in their cars and going home, okay? They pick and choose who they want to pull over and stuff like that or whatever, but hey, don't put yourself in that predicament. Just take a Uber. >> Everything heavy, but you make it feel so light. Yeah, [music] you make it feel light. Just fly >> [music and singing] >> with it. Keep it in >> [music] >> late night drive. >> [singing] >> Don't be shy.