On today's body cam, we're checking out entitled woman refuses to leave car after vehicle accident ends badly. >> On Friday, December 5th, 2025 at approximately 10:12 p.m., officers responded to the scene of a two-vehicle accident in Peoria, Illinois. When they arrived, the driver still seated behind the wheel with the doors locked and windows shut. And now, watch what happened when they ran out of patience. >> Officer, can you come here? >> Ma'am, can you open the door for me? >> This is my car. >> Okay. >> You got to excuse me for a minute cuz I know what's going to happen. I I completely in the wrong. I I hit the ice and instead of letting go and letting go of everything, I hit the >> That's all right. That happens. Uh I just need you to open the door for me. >> I'm not opening the door right now. I don't have no weapons. I'm not going to hurt myself. I'm fully aware of what's going on. I know exactly where I'm at. >> All right. I just need your license and your insurance, ma'am. Okay. >> I don't I don't know if I wrote the license or not. I'm trying to see. >> Okay. Can you open the door for me? Can you open the door, please? I just need your license and insurance. >> I don't have insurance card. >> All right. Can I see your license? Can you hand it to me? Ma'am, I just need your license. Was this car already like this? >> Huh? >> This Ford right here? >> That car? >> Yeah. >> This one This one? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I believe so. >> Okay. I need you to hand it to me. You have to hand it to me. >> I'm not opening the door. I'm not doing anything. I just need to sit here and gather myself and I need a minute, please. >> Can you go get the information of that old lady up there, please? >> My bad number is 58, but I need a minute. >> Okay. Ma'am, please open your door. I need you to hand me your license. You have to hand it to me. She's not wanting to get out or hand me your license. Doors are locked. I've been standing here for about as long as I've been 10-7 asking her, so. >> Okay. >> We're going to pull her out. Yeah. All right. Ma'am, please step out before we have to make you >> Man, time to break the glass, man. Break the glass. I love this part. Come on, man. Don't come out. Think you run the show. Do whatever it is that you want to do. So, that way we can get some good entertainment value out of this, man. >> You get out. I can't hear you. Ma'am, I really don't want to break your window and take you out. >> Do >> Please step out. She's got an open beat box. >> Take information. >> Please open. >> I'm already in the house. >> No. >> Yes, let's go. >> Ready? >> Yeah. >> All right, let's do it. >> Go there. >> Open the door. >> Why did you do that? >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> OPEN the door. >> [ __ ] got serious now. >> Miss, you're the only one that's out of line right now. >> Jesus. Don't touch me. Do not come in HERE. THERE'S NOBODY IN HERE. >> [laughter] >> I JUST NEED A MINUTE. PLEASE DO NOT COME IN HERE. YOU WANT THE KEYS? THERE THEY GO. PLEASE JUST LEAVE ME ALONE. JUST give me a minute. Please just give me a minute. >> [laughter] >> All right. >> WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> I DO NOT GIVE YOU >> OKAY, I'M GET out of the car. >> Okay, please step back. I'm going to walk out. I'm going to walk out. You had no right to bust my window. I know I was in the car. >> Should have just came out. >> I was hurting myself. I'm coming. I'm coming. I'm going to walk out. I'm going to lock my doors. I have the right to lock my doors. MAMA, THEY WON'T LET ME LOCK MY DOORS. I DO NOT GIVE YOU CONSENT. I DO NOT GIVE YOU consent to search my vehicle. I DO NOT GIVE YOU CONSENT TO SEARCH MY VEHICLE. >> THAT'S too bad. >> not your choice. >> That is my choice. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. I have no right to >> sergeant. >> Yeah. >> I You right to break my window. >> Come on. YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO BREAK MY WINDOW. THAT IS MY HOME. I LIVE in that. That is my home. Get out of MY VAN, PLEASE. SOMEBODY, PLEASE COME OVER HERE and record this. I do not give consent FOR THIS TO SEARCH MY VAN. THIS is a traffic accident. I DO NOT GIVE THEM CONSENT TO SEARCH MY VAN. PLEASE. >> CAREFUL. >> PLEASE. COME OUT AND VIDEO RECORD IT. I DO NOT GIVE YOU CONSENT. MY NAME IS RACHEL LOUISE COMPTON. I DO NOT GIVE YOU OR YOUR POLICE DEPARTMENT CONSENT TO SEARCH my vehicle. I do not give you Peoria County Peoria County CONSENT TO SEARCH MY VEHICLE. >> not Peoria County. >> You're the Peoria City. You're the City of Peoria. I DO NOT GIVE YOU consent to search my vehicle. This is a traffic stop. You have to get a warrant to search my vehicle. Do not get in my vehicle. Do not. Do not get in my van. Do not get in my van. Please, I'm asking you. Please, do not get in my van. Please, do not get in my van. Please close my door. >> What is she She was on the phone with somebody. >> The more she keeps saying that, the more it makes me feel like that she has some in her van that she's not supposed to have, whether that's maybe I don't know, you know, uh uh narcotics or whatever it is, right? And when you keep pushing the issue like that, officers got to sit there and think like this is not really normal. Let me search a little bit harder cuz I I missed something. >> So, I don't know if they're about to take these 96 or what, but I see the beat boxes over there. >> Yeah. >> Please sit in the car, ma'am. >> The sooner you sit down, the less we're going to talk. >> I'm not trying to stand up. >> That's your baby. >> What's uh >> She didn't want to get out. Slipped on the ice and hit this person's car. >> And that one? >> They said this car was already like that. >> No, just >> Now, put it because I have a bad leg. So, if you give me a second, let me get something to grab on and grab a leg. Oh my god. >> Yes, I have a bad leg. >> You put your left foot in like I told you. >> There is a beat box can and the box in the cup holder. There's about five beat box boxes in there. She's refusing to open the door. Obviously, we need to remove her from the car. Just completely refusing to ignore us, talking to herself. >> She's in the driver's seat, I take it? >> Yeah, in the driver's seat. Only person in there. >> You smack the back window in? >> Yeah, she wouldn't let me try and unlock it. >> Yep, okay. >> Um no, there should be no glass or anything, but we're going to have to take her to the hospital anyway because of the crash before we send her out. >> Okay. >> Um I don't know >> Did you have to use physical force or >> No, nothing. >> She was >> cooperative after they told her to get out of the car after the >> Cool. >> after the window was broken. >> Um >> You busted it? >> Uh >> No, we're pretty good. >> Okay. >> I [cough and clears throat] just stood up here and talked to her for probably about 5 to 7 minutes asking her to get out. >> So >> Cool. >> I'm going to try to have him run her through the system, but I highly doubt >> That would be exactly what we need. >> We can walk her to the hospital to be evaluated, but >> hospital >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Um and I'll probably just do a blood draw on her and then she's I highly doubt she can stand up because she's making a big deal about it. >> Honestly, I like how they're doing this stuff. They do what they did and then they hit that they they hit Sarge after and filled them in. You got some supervisors that are like that that are more that give you more free reign, you know, and then you got some that are like more micromanage and want to know every little freaking thing. You know what I mean? Because if you look at some of these body cams and stuff like that for the breaking of the glass and all of that type of stuff, people kind of hold off on that, right? Because they might want to get permission or whatever, but hey, when you got a certain supervisor on, you know, listen, you go ahead. Do what you got to do. Fill me in after. You know? And that's what this seems like. >> Six months. >> Car alarm. >> I just need her info. Cooper, do you have their info? >> Yeah, I just need her car insurance. That's what they're looking for. >> Okay. >> I'll have to go. What do I do with this needle? >> Throw it in the trash. >> It's in my hand. >> Okay. >> I don't know what I'm doing with this. >> Uh-huh. >> I don't know, Charlotte. >> Show that to our crowd. You can find it. >> Any contraband or anything in there? >> We got a needle in there with something in it. >> Yeah, we we pulled it out. >> Any kind of contraband, just take it with you. >> What the heck is this? >> Diapers. She said specifically that she doesn't have insurance as well, just so you know. >> Okay. >> So. >> Um you want him to write that ticket or I can write that ticket? >> What? No insurance? >> We'll do it cuz we're going to do uh ag DUI. >> All right. I'll just document it. What what information do you have from them? >> Uh I have owner. She just said that she hurt her foot. She's outside. >> Um >> Yeah. >> I'll do that. You do that. So, we'll call it good. >> Are you done? >> Finished her info, but that's okay. >> Yeah. >> I got a picture of the driver's license. >> Are you done with this vehicle? What are you planning on doing? Huh? >> Photo graph. >> Yep. There you go. I would just do a full all the way around. >> Oh, you got full thing. Look at you. >> Yeah, just make sure you focus on getting the fact that that's broken out. >> It's on. That window. >> Who's that? >> What? >> That's the owner. >> Okay. You want me to take the second screen? I can just use the second screen. So, you guys can have at it. All right. >> What am I? >> You got her info? >> I do want the wrong too. >> Uh can I see it real quick? So, serial number? >> She does. It was up there. I don't know. >> Rachel, remember how I've been cool with you? And you've been cool with me, right? But this isn't incriminating. So, you don't need to worry about this. Well, they're in your van, hon. Because they do have a right. Because it's going to get impounded. >> All right. It's a fight. >> I might just check another one on this one. >> This one got hit too. >> Yeah, they they said that car this one got hit too. They said that car was like that. You can see you can see where the ice was melting down from it, too. So. >> At the end of the night, Rachel Thompson, 44, was placed under arrest, facing five charges: aggravated DUI, resisting or obstructing a peace officer, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, operating a vehicle with a suspended registration, and illegal transportation of alcohol. All she had to do was open the door. Instead, >> [music] [music] [singing] [music] [singing] [music]