On today's body cam we're checking out police teaching title 22-year-old the lesson of a lifetime. >> On July 17th, 2023, a routine traffic stop for expired registration took an unexpected turn. What began as a simple request quickly escalated into a tense confrontation. Was it justified or did things go too far? Watch till the end to find out. >> Go ahead and stay in the vehicle for me. Go ahead and stay in the vehicle for me. This is a traffic stop. Stay in the vehicle. >> Uh, I'm right here off of highway 50 and uh Uh, this is >> Regent Street right there. >> Huh? >> This is CC's Food Mart. I think the address is 1011 West Highway 50. >> West Highway 50? >> Do me a favor and could you get and get get off the phone real quick? Do our business and then be on your way, ma'am. >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle? >> I have my driver's license and my insurance, yes. >> The reason I stopped the vehicle is the registration has almost been expired for about a year now. Were you aware of that? >> No, I haven't been aware but I've been trying to get this mug >> Could you go ahead and hand me that plastic bag? It looked like a little bit of weed in there. In your purse, ma'am. >> What about it? >> Just hand it to me real quick. >> Why? >> Because I saw it. That gives me probable cause. >> Probable cause for what? >> We can do this easy way or hard way. I'll work with you if you work with me, okay? Is that all it is? Thank you. You got your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle? >> Yeah, they're working with you if you work with me. Is step out the car cuz we about to search it. Your ass is grass, man. He's searching our vehicle. I already know where this is going. Yeah, man. Hello, let me Hold on. You got Highway 50 right there? >> Yeah. >> So, the address is 1011 West Highway 50. >> 1011 West 50. >> Let me see what you look like. Do you have insurance on it, ma'am? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> It's through my mom. >> You want to do You have an app or anything on your phone by chance? >> No. >> You said no? Give me a second. Whenever you find it, just give me a thumbs up and I'll come and check it out, okay? Find it, Ms. Gilbert? Okay, that's been expired for over a year. Do you have >> No, that's that's the old one, but it's the same thing. I can >> Can you pull up a Geico app on your policy or get a policy on your phone or anything? >> No, it's through my mom. My mom is on the phone. >> See if she can get you a copy of it and send it to you. >> I I don't The original copy The new copy is at home, but you can still run it and it's up to date. >> You're supposed to have a valid card on your account. >> Ma'am, I see nothing but traffic tickets. What? She's fumbling through traffic tickets. Like, WHAT IS YOU DOING? >> [laughter] >> LOOK, YO, YOU'RE COOKED. It's been expired for a year. What is she looking for? You just said that the your it's through your mom your mom is on the phone. Wouldn't Wouldn't somebody be talking to their mom, "Hey mom, can you send me a photo of the of the insurance?" Can you screenshot the insurance from the app, something like that? You wouldn't be fumbling through your papers when you already said that you don't have it on you. It's at home. >> Is your mom looking for a valid one? >> Huh? >> Is your mother looking for a valid insurance card by chance? >> No, my mom had Mom, send it to me. I'm sending it to you right now. >> All right, I'm thought I'll be back in a minute. Let me know if you find one, ma'am. >> He knows she full of it. >> Yes, ma'am. Because in the state of Illinois, even though it's legal recreationally, it still has to be in a odor odorless sealed >> It is odorless. It is >> So, what is that? I saw it though. >> You saw it, but you didn't smell >> Yeah, that's called probable cause. It's still illegal to possess. It and if you're going to have in the state of Illinois, it has to be in a the container you get it from the in the dispensary. It has to be sealed still and odorless and child proof. >> So, I'm not a child. Ain't nobody in here. >> It doesn't matter. By state statute, you have to It has to be in a sealed container. >> take it. >> Yeah, it's being seized at this point. >> And if you want to keep yapping at the lip, step out the vehicle, man, cuz we might have to search that vehicle, see if anything else is in there, man. Any more questions? >> No, I'm just sitting here. >> Actually, go ahead and step out for me real quick, okay? >> For what? >> Just step out and we'll talk out here. >> Cuz of the lip? >> Because I am allowed to direct you to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> But what what is the purpose? >> Because you're going to be placed under arrest for driving on a suspended driver's license. >> How? >> Your license is suspended. I'll explain that all out of the vehicle. Come on. Come on, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. I'm not trying to get you any extra charges. Just step out. >> I'm getting arrested for a license suspended. >> Ms. Gilbert, step out of the vehicle. >> I am. You don't have to touch me. >> Well, then step out. >> I am. >> Are you trying to get obstruction charges? Then step out. >> You just told something. >> Then step out. >> You just told me to do something. >> Ms. Gilbert, I am trying to work with you as much as I possibly can. >> You just told me to do something, right? I'm He just told me to do something. >> Just step out of the vehicle. Go and take your phones up on top of the vehicle. >> You just told me to do something. >> phones on top of the vehicle. >> Ma'am. >> I'm trying to work with you as much as I possibly can. Ms. Gilbert. >> All right. I'M BEING TOLD. LET Let go. Let go. >> Relax. You're going to make this >> Let go. No, you you making You making it I'm not because he putting his hands on me. You just told me to do something. I can't even do it. Let me go. >> Relax. >> This This is the truth. >> Relax. >> No. >> You're being placed under arrest. You're being detained. >> I'm saying >> You're being PLACED UNDER ARREST. >> I CANNOT do that. >> Relax. >> Look, I want to relax. If you just >> You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> You're going to jail. >> I'm not going. >> Relax. You can sit down right here. Right here. >> No, no. This This is disrespectful. Y'all can't just grab me and put your >> You're not being detained. You're being placed under under arrest. >> Y'all just told me to do the direct order and y'all telling me do otherwise, but then y'all put your hands on me. That's y'all right. >> Relax. >> Damn, she used the word direct order. She's been in prison before. She's been in prison or incarcerated, something. Cuz that's what we use a lot. Like, you know how the cops they always use their go-to is um uh uh you know, resisting arrest and stuff like that, whatever. What we use is direct order. Failure to obey a direct order, that's the number one ticket that you you always hit them with. Just like the cops got they go-to, it's direct order. That the same thing inside the prison system. I think it's 106.10. I think in New York state. If I can still remember the code. >> Fail direct order. >> Yeah. Facts. I tell you to do something, you do anything else besides what I told you to do. Failure to uh follow a direct order. >> Relax, okay? Relax and relax. RELAX. RELAX. IF YOU RELAX, WE CAN GET THE HANDCUFFS on you. MS. GILBERT, IS THERE ANYTHING ELSE? >> SHUT MY DOOR, PLEASE. >> Is there anything on you I need to know about? Anything in the vehicle? >> Shut my door, please. And thank you. >> Okay, we'll shut your door now. Is there anything out in the car you need? >> Yes, I need my purse. >> Relax. >> Don't keep walking toward the car. >> SHUT MY DOOR. >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. AND I'M GOING TO LEAVE YOUR CAR DOOR OPEN. WHAT? YES, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> MS. GILBERT >> LET ME GO. STOP, LET ME GO. CUZ IT HURTS. >> RELAX. >> Then let me go. You I can't relax if you holding me like this. >> Get in the vehicle. >> Let me go. OKAY, LET ME GO. I GOT IT. DAMN. >> Get in the vehicle. >> That's why I said that's why I don't like police officers. This is exactly why they treat Y'ALL THE WAY THEY TREAT Y'ALL. >> CUZ YOU CAN'T LISTEN TO INSTRUCTIONS. >> you disrespectful. You can't listen to me. >> YOU POLITELY NUMEROUS TIMES. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO, YOU DID NOT. HOW YOU GOING TO TELL somebody to do a direct order and you ain't even >> You told me I got her in custody. >> Yeah, we did. >> You're calling us, right? >> Oh, yeah. >> And while I'm getting her She's getting her ID out, she pulls a bag of weed out of her purse. >> I smell weed. >> I don't want to do >> Yeah, it's in my front seat. >> What did you ask her to do beforehand if she was kept saying that you were trying to ask her to do something Tell her to call somebody? >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No, what she's talking about is you was You asked her to to get the uh the insurance information. So, that's what she was referring to. >> She kept saying You kept asking her to do something. I thought maybe she You were asking her to call I thought you asked her to >> No. >> call somebody or something like that. >> Well, at first I was trying to get her to get insurance for the vehicle and she was waiting on her mom. But she wants to be con- confrontational from the get. I stop her, she gets out of the vehicle, tries to start walking in. So, "Whoa, whoa, this is a traffic stop." Just let me turn it off. You got enough air back there? You want the air on? Okay. >> Looking for answers as the world goes by. >> Watch >> [music] >> your reality get the squeeze. Craziest moments that you've ever seen. Hit subscribe. scratch. What's that I got a [singing] reaction. Reaction full time.