On today's body cam, we're checking out entitled brat refuses to move her car for police ends badly. >> Was this car involved? >> Yes. >> After a serious crash involving a child struck by a vehicle, officers are forced to deal with an incredibly obnoxious woman who insists on driving her car through the scene. >> That way. Turn around. Go. Turn around. MA'AM, YOU GOT TO TURN AROUND. >> All right. >> Okay. I got somebody got hit by a car, ma'am. Oh, okay. You know what? License, registration, insurance card right now. License, registration, insurance card. Step out of the vehicle. >> Wow, that escalated so fast. It's like back up. We got somebody that got hit. Something so simple, right? Three-point turn is a part of your driving course. Well, well, I don't know where they're at, but in New York it is. I I don't know. Never took a driving test anywhere else, so I don't know. But, you know, you three-point turn, you know what I'm saying? Do your little three-point turn and go the other way. I think we actually see a a car that's behind that's going to do the same thing. That's going to turn around. Look at these lights behind. Oh, no. They're just on the side there. But, yeah. Just back up, three-point turn, get out, you know, and go about your business. We got we we got an investigation going on here. We got some stuff going on. But, nope. She thinks she's running the show. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. I'M GOING TO RECORD THIS. What is your name? >> LICENSE, REGIS- I'M ALREADY TALKING. >> FOR WHAT? >> FAILURE to obey officer's direction. >> I'M BACKING UP. >> MA'AM, knock your [ __ ] off. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN YOU'RE BACKING >> LICENSE, REGISTRATION, INSURANCE CARD. LICENSE, REGISTRATION, insurance card. 501 COUNTY. >> NO. >> OH. STOP THE VEHICLE. >> WELL, YOU'RE >> STOP THE VEHICLE. STOP THE VEHICLE. Do Do move that vehicle. Put it in park right now. Put it in park right now. Put it IN PARK RIGHT NOW. YEAH, I AM. YEAH, I AM. NO, I'M NOT. You're about ready to get locked UP. KNOCK THAT [ __ ] OFF. OBSTRUCTION RIGHT NOW. WHERE'S YOUR LICENSE, REGISTRATION, INSURANCE CARD? RIGHT THERE. ALL RIGHT, stop you. STOP YELLING AT ME. ALL RIGHT, BUT FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? ALL RIGHT, CALM DOWN. Just calm calm down. So explain So calm down though. You yelling isn't helping anything. Yeah, HE'S IN THE RIGHT. I JUST GOT OUT HERE. WELL, WHEN I GOT HERE, I SEEN YOU DRIVING UP TO THIS KID ON THE GROUND. OKAY. OKAY. They were You were pretty close. He pulled OVER RIGHT HERE. SO >> THAT'S CRAZY. WHAT ABOUT BEING A DECENT HUMAN BEING? You don't care that the kid got hit. You want to be the star of the show. Well, here. Now all the attention is on you. Don't you worry. >> License, REGISTRATION, INSURANCE >> FAILURE TO OBEY OFFICER'S DIRECTION SIGNALS. >> YOU WANT TO SIT HERE? YOU WANT TO SO YOU YOU you committed a traffic violation. Whether I did I did. Whether you agree with that or not, on the side of the road on the side of the on the side of the road is not the time to fight it. Here's your chance. License, registration, insurance card or you can step out of the vehicle and go jail. >> You fight it in court, not on the side OF THE ROAD. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> YO, YOU'RE WILDING. PLEASE STOP. GET OUT OF MY CAR. GIVE ME A SERGEANT. >> OF the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> YO, WHERE IS THE SERGEANT? >> STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out. >> Don't touch me. >> Step out. You know what? >> Don't touch ME. GET OUT. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. GET OUT of the vehicle. Get out OF THE VEHICLE. >> YO, YOU'RE BUGGING. STOP TOUCHING ME. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YO, ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME? YO, SERGEANT, ARE YOU ALL SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? >> STOP MOVING. >> YOU'RE ARRESTING ME FOR WHAT? YO, ARE YOU OUT OF YOU'RE OUT OF CONTROL RIGHT NOW, BRO. You're out of [ __ ] control. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to [ __ ] god, bro. I swear to [ __ ] god. I swear to god. PLEASE GET YOUR hands off of me. Stop grabbing me like that, bro. >> Yo, excuse me. ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? YOU'RE SITTING HERE LOOKING at this [ __ ] right? Are you all serious? >> Yes, ma'am. >> IS HE SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? >> YES, HE IS. >> FOR WHAT? >> FAILURE TO LISTEN TO HIS COMMANDS. >> WHAT COMMANDS? ARE YOU [ __ ] SERIOUS, BRO? I THERE WAS NO WAY FOR ME TO BACK UP. HOW WAS I GOING TO BACK UP? I WAS AT A STOP SIGN. YO, are you [ __ ] kidding me right now, BRO? YOU GUYS CANNOT BE [ __ ] SERIOUS. >> [laughter] >> WHERE'S YOUR KEYS AND EVERYTHING? >> OH, YO, this is wrong. >> Where's your keys at? >> This is wrong. >> Where's your keys at? >> This is wrong in every way possible. ARE YOU SERIOUS RIGHT NOW? ARE YOU KIDDING ME? >> OBSTRUCTION, DISORDERLY, I mean, you name it. >> yelling and [ __ ] I don't know if it was a DUI or something. >> No, no, no, no. >> What was she? >> She was pulling up this way. I'm like, "Stop. Turn around." >> We're going to leave this in the same car, right? >> Yeah. >> You don't want to separate her car to us? >> I Yeah, that's fine. It don't matter to me. >> So, I guess >> this? >> I guess I'm not leaving at 11:00. Do you want them completely off? >> That reminds me of, you know, that reminds me of corrections, man. You know, it's like, especially when I was on 3:00 to 11:00 shift. When I was on 3:00 to 11:00 shift, man, oh my goodness. Especially in the summertime. Terrible, man. Because you you you get out at 11:00, right? And then count is at 10:00, but they used to come in from the yard. Yard used to go into like 9:45. So, it was it was like 9:30, 9:45. I can't remember. This was in when I was in the maximum. And in the summer The maximum, you know, that's you dealing with guys that's doing a lot of time and all of that stuff, whatever. But, in the summertime, it's a war zone, okay? It's literally a war zone. Or or times where like there's a lot of bang going on like finals, NBA finals, Super Bowl, things like that, you know. Those weeks after that, it's a war zone because people aren't paying their debts and yada yada yada, whatever. And then, obviously, in the summertime, everyone's hot, frustrated, whatever. And it's just a war zone, okay? So, when I was working 3:00 to 11:00 shift, man, yo. It's like you you hope to have a smooth night because if the yard pops off and you get into a use of force or something like that, now you are stuck doing all that paperwork for the next couple of hours, man. So, you know, 9:45, you're not going to be done by 11:00 at all because you still got to get the inmates in. And then, you got to do your count at 10:00. And then, you know, after that, you know, it could kind of wind down a little bit, whatever, cuz pretty much after 10:00, once you do the count, everyone's chilling until, you know, it's time to leave. Some people go up to the time clock and whatever, they chilling, right? But, those last couple of minutes before yard closes, man, if it pops off and you're in you're in there and you get into a use of force with an inmate or have to whatever you have to do paperwork, you're stuck, man. I'm telling you are not getting out at 11:00 and you'll be lucky to get out at 1:00 and don't make sure it's not a bad one where you got to go get checked out or go to the outside hospital or the inmate has to go to the outside hospital or something. You are cooked. It's over with. And then, I used to do twos and fours, they used to be able to swap. And um well, you could still be able to swap, but whatever. So, I used to work I used to be paired up with a person that worked 7:00 to 3:00. So, I would work his shift 7:00 to 3:00 and then I would work my shift 3:00 to 11:00 and I would do that for 2 days in a row and then I would go home and then my partner we would share like uh 2 days off or whatever. We would have the same days off. And then, coming out of that, he would work 2 days for me, so it's twos and fours, right? So, one person gets the front end, one person gets the back end. So, you work a double, right? And then, you get 2 days off, right? And then, your partner's working for you, so that's how you get the 4 days off. So, imagine doing 16 hours, you get into a use of force, now you have to stay all night and do the paperwork, but you still have to be back to work at you know, for 7:00 for 7:00 to 3:00 shift for your partner because you can't call in cuz it's not you, it's your you're working for your partner. You you're cooked, man. You're cooked. And this had that happened a couple of times, man. A couple of times, man. Yo, I used to be madder than a [ __ ] boy. >> Your problem is you really need to respect authority and do what you're told to do. >> There was no way FOR ME TO BACK UP. WHERE WAS I GOING TO GO? >> BACK UP, TURN AROUND, and then you have an attitude with everybody that we work with. So, you know what? I'm not playing games. Not playing games. You failed to to listen to my orders, and that's it. I'm going to take a look. I'm sitting her right back down. I'm going to take a look for her keys and stuff cuz I asked her, and I got nothing but an attitude and The good thing is at least I don't have to ask her any questions cuz wasn't going to go too well. I don't know if she if there was any place to hold them. Hey Hunter, what do they take? >> What's up? >> What do they take out of this? Back? >> Towing gets the top copy. Uh towing gets the top copy. >> Okay. >> And then both of these stay with us, and then when she uh comes for it, she gets the middle copy. >> Okay. >> That goes in dispatch. >> Got you. >> This is my THIS IS MY PHONE, BRO. I NEED MY PHONE. MY PHONE. MY PHONE, DUDE. MY PHONE. ARE YOU [ __ ] KIDDING ME? MY PHONE'S IN THE ON THE BACK OF THE >> 21-501 County. >> MY PHONE IS ON THE BACK [laughter] OF THE CAR. >> YEAH, 21-501. >> SOMEBODY CAN TAKE MY PHONE, BRO. >> WE TRANSPORTED one female, 41, from my location to headquarters. Starting mileage 76584. >> MY PHONE IS ON THE BACK OF THE CAR. SOMEBODY CAN TAKE MY PHONE, DUDE. YOU GUYS GOT ME [ __ ] up. I used to work >> Starting mileage 76584. 21- >> I cannot >> Oh, shut the [ __ ] up a second. I'm getting your goddamn phone. You can swear all you want. I'm tired of your [ __ ] >> I swear to god. I swear to [ __ ] god. I SWEAR TO GOD when I graduate law school, I SWEAR TO GOD. >> ALL RIGHT. >> I swear to [ __ ] god, bro. I >> You are not graduating no law school, man. [laughter] >> I swear to [ __ ] god. This is a personal [ __ ] my [ __ ] AND I'M DONE WITH THIS [ __ ] I am absolutely finished with this [ __ ] THIS IS ABSOLUTELY DISGUSTING. THIS IS DISGUSTING. I swear to god. You guys think that I swear to [ __ ] god I'm going to internal affairs. I swear to god. I swear to god I'm going to internal affairs. I'm going to make you guys' life a living hell. >> And you have every right to go internal affairs. >> I'm going to internal affairs. I'm making a report. I swear I swear to [ __ ] god. >> Okay. >> I swear to god. >> All right. >> I swear to [ __ ] god. >> All right. >> Somebody just hit somebody in the [ __ ] thing and they're not even in a cop car. You got to be [ __ ] up. This is a personal [ __ ] That has nothing to do with anything. This is NOT EVEN AN ARRESTABLE OFFENSE. YOU CRAZY? YOU GUYS ARE DOING PERSONAL [ __ ] AND this is not right, bro. Get out of here. This is a [ __ ] [ __ ] You want me to go [ __ ] reverse and well [ __ ] stop sign. I don't drive reverse. I hope you guys' body cams were on cuz I swear >> Is she brain dead, man? Like, what's going on here, man? >> [laughter] >> He he said turn around, back up, you know, whatever. But you could have just popped a three-point turn and went the other way. It He not necessarily mean literally drive reverse. Like, what Where is your brain at, man? >> I swear to god I'll take you >> 21-501 OBVIOUSLY >> TO [ __ ] GOD I'M TAKING 376588. >> She's still talking. >> The suspect was arrested for disobeying an [music] officer and resisting arrest. No information >> [music] [music]