Let me make myself very clear. >> Wait a minute, baby. Hold on, baby. >> Call County. >> Hold on. >> Roll down your window or you're under arrest. >> Listen to me. >> I'm going to drag you out of the car. >> Don't give him my name. >> Listen. >> Don't give him my name. >> Listen to me. >> I'm not giving a freak. >> Listen to you. >> Entitled drivers treat the road like it's theirs alone by ignoring signs and acting like traffic laws are optional. But what happens when the law finally catches up and humbles them right there on the roadside? for you. Tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you have lied to me. All right. I don't appreciate >> my pitch. Give me a second. I >> told you this. What was this? What was this? >> In the car, please. I said my little sister. >> Oh, I'm mad. I'm mad. You got a >> Here are the times entitled drivers have been humbled by cops. Starting with the moment officers encountered a heartless drunk driver who caused a car crash that led to the loss of two little children. >> Boy, he was not doing good. >> No, you're lying. This is a dream. This is aing dream right now, bro. Please wake me up. Please, I'm begging you. Wake me up. >> You probably are the most hated person in the United States. You drove your car into a kid's birthday party and killed two kids. On the afternoon of April the 20th, 2024, a children's birthday party at the Swan Boat Club in Berlin Township, Michigan, turned into a nightmare when 67year-old Marella Chidster crashed her SUV into the building at high speed. First responders rushed in, but weren't able to arrive quickly enough, resulting in an irreversible loss of human lives. And the worst part was how unfazed and unbothered this entitled, intoxicated driver was throughout this ordeal. >> He was pulled out from under the car. >> The firefighters are coming right over here. >> Not doing good. >> They're on their way. >> Yeah. Take care of the baby first. >> Which one? >> Right there. >> Ma'am, can you come with me just for a second? >> Okay. >> Were you driving? >> What? >> Can you come with me just for a second? You okay? >> I passed out. >> Are you okay? >> I think so. >> Okay. >> Where you going with her? >> Over towards my car. Okay. >> What happened? >> I just I passed out. >> Okay. Have you been feeling ill or anything like that? >> Yes. >> Were you here for the party? No. >> What were you What were you out here at the bowl club for? Are you remember? >> Yeah, I was just coming down here. Oh my gosh, this is terrible. >> Have you been drinking at all today? >> A little bit. Yes. >> Okay. When's the last time you had something to drink? >> Probably a half hour ago. >> Half an hour ago. What do you drink? >> Wine. >> Wine. Okay. Have What's What's your name, hun? >> Marshall. >> Marshall? What? Listen. Okay. You don't have any weapons on you, do you? >> No. >> All right. I'm just going to leave you back here just for a little bit. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Do you need to see any medical attention right now? >> I don't think so. >> Okay. I'm going to roll down this window over here just to get you some air. Okay. >> The officer walked into a scene he would later describe as pure chaos with first responders and civilians scrambling to rescue as many kids as possible. Yet, Marcela's chillingly calm demeanor despite her heinous actions caught everyone off guard. And as the gruesome details started coming in, deputies couldn't help but be utterly heartbroken. the guy down the street. >> Yes, sir. >> The guy also hit his car. Whoever was driving his car down the street, too. >> Okay. >> So, this this guy was out of Yeah, this guy was out of >> Okay, we'll take care of it. It's going to be just a little bit before we need I'm just saying that. >> Okay. I appreciate it. >> Is anybody in there? >> What's that? >> Here. >> I don't know. >> Is anybody in here? >> I don't think that. >> Okay. It was too late. The damage had already been done. 8-year-old Alana Phillips and 4-year-old Zayn Phillips had passed away at the scene after being pulled out from under the car. Tragic details of which were later revealed in court by their godmother. >> Yes, I am. >> How are you familiar with her? >> Um, we have been best friends since we were five. >> Are you familiar with her children? >> Yes, they're my godchildren. >> Was Mariah invited to the party? >> Yes, she was. Did anything out of the ordinary happen then? >> Um, yeah. There was a very loud what sounded like a bomb and I was right by the door. So, I ran in and it looked like a bomb at that point. I didn't know what happened. There was just um my son and his cousins right in the doorway. There was just debris everywhere. Then I seen one of the little girls got put on top of the bar cuz she was thrown behind it. And so I got her off the bar and sat her down. Then I seen Marshella coming around the side of her car. I grabbed her and I started yelling at her and somebody yelled, "There's a kid under the car." So I told her to pop her trunk so we could get a jack. I get smell alcohol on her. I kind of realized like she just drove her car into the building. So, at that point, I told her just to get the f away from me and I threw her down. >> You testified just a moment ago that at some point people started yelling, "There's a kid under the car." What did you do as it related to that? >> I seen Zayn. He was underneath the driver's side wheel well of the car and he was reaching out. So when they lifted, I got underneath it and pulled him out and put him on my lap and the back of his head was bleeding and his arm was just kind of lit and all bloody and he had blood on his shirt and his face. But I asked him if he knew who he was and he said yes. And I said, "You know who I am?" He said, "Yes, God." Somebody yelled, "We there's another I handed Zayn to my sister and try to go back under for Alana. >> And what did you see when you got to the breezeway? Um, and the door for Kana was wedged in between it, but she was already gone. She just knew. As a heartbreaking scene unraveled, an officer decided to talk to Marcella, hoping to get some clarity. But all he got instead was a barrage of lies from an inhumane woman who was not going to accept responsibility. >> All righty. So, what's going on today? Um, not too much. I went out to lunch with some friends and I came back and came down to the boat club and I drove up to the boat club and that's the last thing I remember. >> One second. Just cuz you're in handcuffs. Um, I got to read you this. Okay. >> Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. Do you wish to speak to me? >> Pardon? >> Do you wish to speak to me? Like, do you want to have a >> No, I'm I'm good. >> Like, do you want to talk or No. >> Oh, I'm I'm just hoping no one was hurt. >> Oh, sure. Um, I just So, can I talk to you? >> Yes. >> Okay, perfect. So, what happened today? Where where were we at today? >> I went to lunch with some friends. >> Okay. About what time was that? >> Um, noonish. >> Where was that at? >> At Verest. >> At Vera's. Uh, what do you drink there? You drink water, pop? >> I had a glass of wine. >> Just one glass of wine. >> Yep. >> Okay. Okay. So, you have one glass of wine at Vera. Um, after that, what happens? You leave at noon. Where do you go? >> Came home. >> Um, what do you do when you get home? Um, I just came home and just kind of chilled out and was waiting for my husband to get up and taking a nap. >> Okay. >> Um, did you drink anything else there? >> No, I didn't even I didn't even get a drink down here because I never >> And then where where were you driving to? >> Just from Verest to here. >> To here. What were you coming here for? >> Home. >> Oh, you're So you're going from Verest to home? >> Yeah. >> And you left Veras at noon? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um, but then you said you went home first. >> I'm home here. >> Oh, okay. So you were trying to go from Veras to home. How long were we at Verna's then? >> Uh maybe an hour. Not even that long. >> Okay. So you made no stops between Vera and here. >> No. >> And when did you go to Vera again? >> Uh about noon. >> About noon. Okay. Uh this is a preliminary breath test. Um Michigan law requires that you submit to a preliminary breath analysis upon request of a peace officer. Your refusal to submit as requested should result in you being charged with a civil infraction with a penalty of up to $100 fine. Um do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. So breath test. Um, I just want to see where you're at with your alcohol level. If you have one glass of wine, it's going to be really low. Okay. So, uh, just go ahead and, uh, blow like you're blowing a balloon. Okay. >> Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Thank you. >> I just want to make sure everything is okay. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Oh my gosh, that was so scary. >> Do you remember what happened when you were going around here? >> No, not really. I pulled into the parking lot and I was I thought I was driving up to the boat club and evidently I was driving right into the pavilion. >> When you got to the parking lot, what happened? >> I don't remember. >> You don't remember? >> I don't remember. >> Okay. Um got to the parking lot. You don't remember anything? >> I don't. >> Okay. Okay. Um I think that's all the questions I have for you now. Um Deputy Schmidt's going to take me over from here. Okay. Uh, is there So, on a scale of 0 to 10, zero being like you're stone cold, sober, you can drive perfectly. Uh, 10 being you're passed out drunk. Uh, where do you think you're at right now? >> Uh, seven. >> A seven. Okay. Do you think you're okay to drive? >> I wouldn't want to drive. >> You wouldn't let you drive? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Just give me one second. Okay. Sorry, my phone's ringing. I think it's going to be my boss. I apologize. All righty. We're all done now. >> Okay. Can >> Yes, ma'am. You need some help? >> Can you take these off right now? Yeah, sure. >> Yeah, >> I'm not going to run away. I trust you. >> I'm not going to run away. >> I know. I trust you're not going. >> But when we do leave here, I got to put them back on when we go to the jail. That's just policy procedure. >> That's fine. You >> want to lose your pants? >> I don't want you to fall. >> No, I don't want to fall. >> I'm going to try to hold you up here. Okay. >> Okay. >> We might bump into each other, but that's all right. Marcella not only lied about how much she drank, but also claimed she blacked out during the crash. A cruel makeup story she stuck to till the very end. Meanwhile, Brian Phillips, the kid's father, arrived clueless until an officer broke the devastating news. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. [Applause] No. >> I'm backing you. I'ming backing you. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on, bro. Not me. Not me. >> Come on, bro. >> I didn't do nothing. I haven't done nothing. I haven't done nothing, bro. No. >> No. No. You're lying. This is a dream. This is aing dream right now, bro. Please wake me up. Please. I'm begging you. Wake me up. >> No. No. No. Right now. He's [ __ ] lying, bro. Please. He's [ __ ] lying, bro. Bro, bro, please. Please. He's lying. Please tell me he's lying. Please. Please. No way. They just was with me. They just was with me. They just was with me. No. He's [ __ ] lying. He's lying, bro. He's lying. I'm begging you. He's [ __ ] Mike. Mike, he's lying, bro. I'm telling you right now. I was just with him. I was just with him. >> Stop it. He's lying. Bro, I'm telling the truth. >> No. Stop. He's lying. I'm telling the truth. He's lying, bro. He's lying. Listen. No. No. He's lying. Listen. Stop. He's lying. He's lying, bro. >> Bro, listen. Listen, listen. Listen to me. Just listen to me. >> He can't breathe. >> Mariah. >> Mariah needs you right now. >> Listen. >> Matt and my little family, they went to a birthday party. They went to a birthday party. >> She took part. >> She took both of them. >> I know. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> We can't do this life anymore. Mike can't do it right now. Mike, >> look what he did to me. Look what he did to me. >> Don't do that, bro. >> Look what he did to me. Mike, don't tell me. Don't tell me. Look what he did to me. Look what he did to me, bro. >> He didn't do that. >> God didn't do that. That drunk did that, bro. God didn't do that. That drunk [ __ ] did that. She decided to do that stupid. >> Brian's anguish screams echoed on the crime scene. Marshella stayed detached as ever, continuing to deny responsibility in front of the officers. >> We know you're at Vern at 12:10 and then you say you go to the boat club. Right to the boat club. That's not exactly accurate because I have surveillance footage of you at the boat club at 3:00. I don't know. I don't know. I know that um the party started at 3:00, the birthday party. So, I was there a little bit before that. >> Do you have any children? >> No. >> No. >> I may have stopped home um just to check on my husband to see what he was up to. So, I could have >> Okay. And if you stopped home, would it be common that you had another glass of wine? >> I don't believe so. No. >> No. How often do you drink? >> Um, I was drinking quite a bit there, but I've kind of switched over and I'm doing a free now. >> What's a free? >> It's uh alcohol free. >> And you know, you crashed into the building, right? >> I know. >> Do you know what happened? >> I do not know. Um, again, I just had one glass at um Veras. Um, >> do you do you drink hard liquor? >> No. >> So, one glass at Vern? >> Yes. And I might have had a glass at the boat club. >> Went at the boat club. >> When I went there after Veress >> and then went to the boat club, had a glass of wine. >> Yes. >> And then blacked out in the back of the car. >> Yes. >> Well, that's not accurate. >> Okay. >> Okay. Because your car is going 50 m an hour into the driveway and drives into the building. >> So, you didn't go to the boat club before the crash. Okay. And we know the crash is at 3. Okay. >> And we know that Vera was at 12:10 because the alcohol level you were at at 4:00, it's not practical. It's not feasible that you had one glass of wine. So then then it's not possible that you drank at the boat club because your car drives into the building and everybody stops drinking. Nobody's drinking. >> And you didn't go over to the bar and get a drink after you drove into the drove in. No. >> And I don't remember any of that. >> No, I take that back. I had one um actually I was at the boat club and I was drinking free and that's when I they call it like a white halo effect and it just everything gets really bright >> because your level you were a 21. >> Oh, that sounds like a lot. >> Yeah. So 08's the legal level. >> Okay. >> One glass of wine or one beer or one 1 oz shot of liquor is 02. So that would equal about 10 drinks within an hour. >> Oh wow, that's a lot. >> So after Vernos, you stopped at home. >> Yes. >> And then you went you're you're saying you went to the boat club and had a couple glasses of wine. >> Yes. And then you walked from the the bar at the book club to the party >> to the to my car >> to to your car. Okay. Did you go back home then? >> No. >> Okay. So, you walk back to your car. What what happened? When you get in your car, what what do you remember? >> That's where I don't really remember anything. >> If Marcella had truly passed out or didn't remember what happened, she wouldn't have been able to shift gears from reverse to drive after hitting her neighbor's car. By that point, the investigator decided to stop beating around the bush with this maniac woman and cut straight to the chase. >> So, we're going to start fresh, >> okay? >> And I'm going to ask you a very blunt question, >> okay? >> Are you an alcoholic? >> I don't believe so. >> I see you're getting a little emotional. I apologize. >> Well, I I think >> it's I have to ask these hard questions and and you need to look into yourself, >> right, >> and answer this truthfully, >> right? And I would say I drank considerably more when I was not drinking the free. But since I started drinking the free, I'm not drinking nearly as much. >> At this point, you are trying to deceive us with how much you drank yesterday and where you were at between noon and 3. So, this is your one opportunity to tell us the truth and look truthful and not deceitful because there's only going to be one of two ways that you're seen. One way, you're a liar, no good criminal. >> Okay? >> All right. Second way, she's sorry for what happened. She wants to own up to what she did and she wants to take responsibility. You probably are the most hated person in the United States. You drove your car into a kid's birthday party and killed two kids. >> Oh no. >> And many more are at the hospital in critical condition right now. >> Oh no. >> Adults as well. >> That is why I'm trying to get the truth from you, Marcela, so I can tell the prosecutor that you're not a low down dirty drunk that wants to go out there and kids. >> Oh gosh, no. I'm looking for the truth, Marshall. The truth needs to come out because you are the most hated person in the whole United States right now. I guarantee this is national news. I've been doing this for a long time. I've sat across the table from before. Like really, really bad killers. You're not that person. >> And I don't remember. Honestly, I do not remember. I would think I would remember something like that. >> Well, you're not being truthful about how much you drank. You're not. >> It's scientifically impossible to be the blood alcohol level you were last night with one glass of wine. >> Oh, I'm just devastated. >> So are many people right now. >> I'm sure they are. >> They're looking for answers and we're trying to help them find answers. >> I understand. >> But you're not telling us the truth. You understand? But you're not telling us the truth about how much you drink. So, there's one thing I want to leave you with, Marshall, because I'm tired of being lied with. You did this. You did this. You see that kid there? You did that. You did that. You did that. And you continue to lie to me. >> I'm not lying. >> You did this. >> I'm not saying that I didn't, but I certainly don't remember. I don't recall. Even after realizing her actions resulted in two innocent souls departing from this world, Marcella refused to admit that she was drunk. And in court, she sat shamelessly and watched as Brian delivered a heart-wrenching statement. >> The day that that happened that the kids were with me, and we was just having a normal day. I was just playing with them, getting them dressed and ready for the birthday party they was getting ready to attend. Once their mom picked them up, 30 to maybe 40 minutes, probably maybe an hour at tops, I was getting calls from my phone constantly from people I haven't met in years, family members. I felt in my stomach something was very wrong. My brother finally got a hold of me and told me there was an accident at the boat club. When I made it to the boat club, a chapel guy came in my corner and I I dropped straight to the ground. I started screaming cuz I knew they was gone. I knew in my heart they was gone. So I told him not to tell me. I begged them not to tell me before I even registered. It was gone. They told me that Jaden, my oldest, was airlifted to the University of Michigan. I didn't even have time to grieve. I didn't have time to process what was going on with Alana Zayn because I had to rush to U of M. I had to make sure Jaden was okay. When I got to the University of Michigan, Jaden was on the table covered in blood. He had nine to 10 doctors all on him trying to work on him and his eyes seen me and I kept telling him to fight. I kept telling him to keep fighting and all he did was blink. At that time I stayed at the University of Michigan for 2 weeks. I never told Jaden his brother and sister were gone. What you took from me I would never ever get back. My daughter was trying to be just like me playing basketball. She just celebrated her 8th birthday. Zayn, who was about to be five, instead of celebrating his fifth birthday, we buried them. You don't have no kids, so you don't know what this feels like. And I promise I don't wish nothing but the worst for you. And I hope that you feel what we feel every day because it's hard. It's hard even to wake up knowing that they're not here. It's hard that their older brother has to be without his brother and sister. And I hope every day that you realize what you took it from us. Brian faced not only the unbearable loss of his children, but also the struggle to save his partner and 12-year-old, both seriously injured in the incident. After numerous surgeries, Mariah Dods, the kid's mother, finally managed to arrive in the courtroom to deliver a statement that left everyone in tears. >> April 20th, 2024 changed my life forever. When I was told my children were no longer here, I felt like I stopped breathing, as if I died inside. The medical prof professionals had to keep putting me back to sleep because every time I woke up, my body would go into panic. My mind could not understand what was happening and my body just reacted. I had to see everything that was left inside my home when we last left it all together. Having to see their little shoes and coats at the front door with toys laying around my living room made everything feel more realistic. I could not look at anything. I cried to my family to get it all out of my sight because every time I seen something of theirs, I felt like I was going to stop breathing. I encountered so many phone calls, so much paperwork, and consistent appointments when all I wanted to do was just close my eyes and pray every time I open them that it was just a nightmare. I felt helpless. I could not move around without support. I could not get out of bed and go to the bathroom without help. I could not bathe myself with most of my ribs broken on one side, my shoulder blade broken on the other, a golf ball-sized hematoma right on my pubic region, and the back of my neck and skull bruised. I couldn't sit comfortably in a car or sit straight up in a chair without it hurting to breathe. I had to break the unwelcome news to Jaden, bury my children, figure out how to even celebrate Jaden's birthday to make it positive for him, mourn Zayn's birthday the day after, and face Mother's Day all in the same week. Everyone's birthdays were gloomy and quiet this year. Halloween was different. Thanksgiving felt like another day. Christmas was sad. It was heartbreaking and just did not feel right. Easter this year was the one year date from this tragedy and I was not even able to celebrate Easter. Instead, I faced another heartache by going into Alana's room that I have not seen in a year. Her room still smells like her. Her little dollhouse was still set up the same way when she was playing with it last. We were working on her room together, organizing all her toys, redoing the floors, and so on. She was so excited and I never got to finish it with her. It took Jaden 10 and 1/2 months to regain the strength fully of walking without a wheelchair and walker. I wish I was alert that day. I would have been able to kiss my kids one last time and tell him I love them. Satan would have been able to hold his mommy that he kept asking for minutes before he passed away. The other part of me is glad I wasn't alert because I do not think I would have been able to manage my children seeing my children like that or my daughter smashed into a wall. The guilt that comes with this is unbearable. And I question myself every single day, wondering if I could have done something more to keep them safe. But there were no windows or doors. Nobody seen her coming or expected a vehicle to fly into a building. There is only one person to blame. I always had mom guilt for working, providing, and just feeling drained. I never dreamed in a million years that the moment we had an opportunity to finally have a family fun day, my kids would never come back home with me. My children were supposed to bury me before I buried them. They had their whole life to live. Marshella Chida was charged with two counts of secondderee murder, two counts of owi causing death, and five counts of owi causing serious injury. She was sentenced on May the 15th, 2025 to 25 to 50 years in prison with eligibility for parole after serving 25 years. Marcela eventually got what she deserved, just like this couple who tried hiding substances behind their apparent DUI. >> Now, what did what did I do to get pulled over? Provide me with your driver's license and your insurance. >> I'm not giving you my Tell me what I did wrong. >> I will drag you out if I have to. >> You're not touching me. You >> absolutely not. Get out of the car. >> I want both your name and badge number. >> I'll be on the arrest paperwork. >> If you want you want to sit in jail until Okay. >> On December the 30th, 2023, an officer observed a vehicle swerving unusually on the road. Suspecting a DUI, he pulled the car over. I'm prepared to deal with an entitled driver who believed that traffic rules did not apply to them. >> Hello. Can you tell me what you pulled me over for? >> Yes. If you roll your window all the way down for me and provide me with your driver's license and your insurance >> on that side. She's not over here. She's over there. >> Absolutely not. >> What is the problem though? Wait. What is the problem? >> In the corner with my driver's license. It's at the house. >> Where did I get pulled over for? >> Hold on. Where's my phone at? I want to record this. >> What is he doing? >> What are you? You're grundy, right? >> Yeah. >> So, what are you what are you pulling over before? >> I'm Cuz you guys been harassing me for days and >> I've never met you. >> You guys been harassing us for real. >> The last time you guys pulled me over, you told me to go before I talked to you. >> What's going on, bro? Why did you get pulled over? >> No. Why did What did I do to get pulled over? >> Provide me with your driver's license and your insurance. I'm not giving you my Tell me what I did wrong. >> That's not how this is going to work, ma'am. >> Unfortunately, listen to me. You're not the driver. I'm going to speak with the driver over here on my side. Go over there. >> I don't want to stand in the roadway. That's a safety issue. Do you understand that? >> Give me your driver's license and your insurance card, please. Ma'am, >> what I did? >> Let me let me How did I break? >> Let me make myself very clear. >> Wait a minute, baby. Hold on, baby. >> Call County. >> Hold on. >> Roll down your window or you're under arrest. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> You got to tell her what she did, bro. >> Step out of the car or I will forcefully remove you from the vehicle. >> You got to tell her what she did, bro. Here's what's going to happen. Come on, baby. Listen. I'm going to listen. >> I wanted to pull me out this car. >> What happened, bro? >> Here's what's going to happen. >> Bro, you ain't told her what she did, though. >> Okay. Here's exactly what's going to happen. If you don't provide me with your name, >> I will your date of birth. >> You tell me what I did >> and you don't gladly. >> Can I talk for a second? >> I told I told you. And you say what you want cuz I just told you what I >> What does she do? That's what we're saying. You got to have a reason to pull over. >> Absolutely not. I I do have a reason and I will do that. But for my safety and for your safety, what's going to happen? >> My safety >> here. Hold on. Let me tell you exactly. >> For my sake. >> Hey, can I talk for just a second, please? Here. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. You are under arrest. I will break your window if you do not get out of this car. Let me make myself very clear. Obstructing. I gave her multiple lawful orders to step out of this vehicle. You're going to step out of this vehicle or I will forcefully remove you from the vehicle. >> I'm afraid for my life. I'm not. >> Okay. Well, let me make myself very clear. You are under arrest right now. >> What? >> Obstructing obstructing a peace officer. You are under arrest. >> Call me over. >> Obstructing a peace officer and you refusing to provide me with your identification. >> Before the officer could even process what was happening, the couple launched into a furious barrage of insults and accusations. For the way the situation was unfolding, the officer will probably need to take serious action. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. Listen to me. I do not want to have to break your window, but I will do that. Don't worry. I got P the second that Hey, roll down your window so at least we can have a dialogue. Why would you call Will County? Listen to me. >> I'm afraid >> Hold on. Listen to me. Here's what's happening. I have multiple other people that are coming here. Okay. >> Okay. But why? >> Hold on. Stop talking. I have multiple other deputies that are on their way right here, right now. Okay. When they get here and you're still not out of this vehicle, if you're not out of this vehicle by the time they get here, I am going to break. I am going to break more. Let me talk. You're threat. Okay, you hear this, you guys? He's threatening me more. >> Here's what's going to happen. >> I don't want him to get off the car cuz I'm afraid of him. You hear this, you guys? I want everybody to hear this cuz I'm live right now. >> That's fine. You can be as live as you want. I'm letting you know you're not providing me with your name and your date of birth and you're not stepping you're not stepping out of the vehicle. Okay? It's as simple as that. It's not a big deal. You're turning this into a bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Cuz you're breaking my law my right. You're taking my rights away. That's why I'm making a big deal. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> That's what you got to say to that. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> You see, you hear this this man right here. You see this? They've been harassing me. I got my video. >> I've never met you a day in my life >> and everything else. >> I have never met you one day in my life. me. They've been following me through the town. Yes. >> I have never seen you guys a day in my life. You guys have neither of you have met me before. >> Mike, I got my puss. I don't care what you got. >> I don't know who you are. This is my first time talking to you. So, how am I harassing you if I have never met you before? >> Why are you pulling me over, bro? What's the reason? >> Like I said, how I do my job is I identify who I'm speaking to first. >> Breaking my [ __ ] fifth amendment rights by you breaking >> your your what amendment. Did you say your fifth amendment rights? Please step out of the vehicle. >> What? Why you pulled >> Please tell me what you >> Please tell me what I got pulled over. >> No, unfortunately I will tell you as soon as you step out of the vehicle or as soon as you provide me with your driver's license. >> I'm afraid for my life. You already threatened bodily hard to me. I'm not getting out this car and I got it on. >> Okay. You do understand that you are under arrest. Correct. >> I ain't I don't understand nothing here. >> Do you understand that you're under arrest? 16. What's your ETA 104? So, we're going to have to break a window to get her out of the car. She's been told she's under arrest. >> I will. I don't want to. >> Hey, if I tell you what you Hey, listen to me. Talk to me. Look at me. If I tell you the reason, if you get out of the car, I'll tell you exactly what. Okay, hold on. If I tell you the reason, Hold on. >> Let me talk for a second. I can't talk when you guys are screaming. Go over. >> Though the couple had initially flat out refused to cooperate, when faced with the threat of a broken window, the woman suddenly snaps back to reality. >> Open up my driver's door and in the pocket of the door, there's a little green thing. It's a punch. I can't see it. Is it green? Little >> Do you not tell me if I get out the car, you'll tell me what I got pulled over for, but you're not going to tell me unless I get out the car, right? Is that not what you told me? >> Why did But why did she got to get out the car for you to tell me? >> Because she's refusing to identify herself. Why do I got to identify myself if you won't tell me what law I broke? >> That's what she's saying, bro. She'll identify herself, but tell her what law >> can you get out of the car? >> Well, you going to break my window. >> This is a This is a window punch. Okay. >> Don't break my window. >> I'm going I will. I don't want to. >> Hey, that's This is my car, not her. >> Okay. Look, get out of the car. You're >> not going to harm me because >> I'm not going to harm you. >> You're absolutely right. >> Tell me what she is. >> Don't touch me. Don't get out of the car. You're under arrest. Get out of the car. What? >> You did not tell me what I did. >> Get out of the car. What are you under arrest for? Get out of the car. You're under arrest. Tony's got to come here. Got to come here first. >> Get out of the car. I will I will drag you out if I have to. >> You're not touching me. You >> absolutely not. Get out of the car. No. Listen to me. I'm going to drag you out of the car. >> I don't care. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to put my hands on you and I'm going to physically remove I'm going to physically remove you from the car. >> Now, what? Hold on. Hold on. >> Don't touch Can't ask me. Walk back there. Walk back there. Walk back there. >> Walk back there. >> Walk back here. >> I'm going to put my hands. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Your hands behind your back. >> What is he going? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't I want both your name and badge number? >> Be on the arrest paperwork. >> You're pinching my arm. >> Well, stop moving. >> [ __ ] bastard. >> What is she going to do with you? going to G29 1095. >> I've told you exactly what you're going to jail. You won't >> tell me what I'm going to jail for. You won't even tell me what I got pulled over for. >> So, when you came up to the stop sign, there's a line painted on the ground. You have to come to a stop. >> I said that and then I scoot it up. >> Seriously, you pull the bro >> all on my camera. >> I know. And I'm going to pull it. You take my phone >> now. You're going to stay in the car. >> I'm not. >> You're staying in the car. >> I'm not going over. >> Don't take my phone. You guys are not allowed to touch my phone. trying to face me. >> Why tattoo? >> Cuz they're going to try to delete this video. >> Oh, absolutely not. It's going to be in court when you go. >> I already know how you guys work. >> You've never met me before. Know how it works. [ __ ] You >> locked bastard. >> After finally placing the woman in the car, the officer turned his attention to the equally entitled man in the passenger seat. But when the officer talked to him, something felt off, prompting the officer to trust his gut and extend his investigation. >> What's your first name, sir? >> Dwayne. >> Hey, Dwight. Except the Osmo. Okay. >> So, she's not going to have a bond. She's going to get released. She has to go down. She has to get booked. So, somebody can give her a ride home at some point. Do you have an ID with you, sir? >> No, I don't. But, uh >> And you said that this is your car? >> No, this is my sister's card. >> This is your sister's car? >> Yes. Melinda. >> Uh, >> are you looking for your ID, sir? Is that >> No, I don't have my ID. >> Oh, you don't have >> Okay. >> I don't have my ID, sir. >> Okay, that's fine. Is that the insurance for the vehicle? >> I believe she got insurance, though. Full coverage. >> That's good. What's her first name? >> Elizabeth. >> Do you guys have a little bit of weed hair? Did you smoke weed hair at some point? >> Why? No, but why would you be asking me about this? >> Cuz it smells like we car. >> I can smell it just standing. >> Yep. Because we smoke in the house. >> The reason is okay. When I smell the weed coming from outside car, when we transport it in a car, it has to be in an airproof sealed container. >> We know it's legal. Just simple question. Yeah, >> man. No, we don't. We smoke. We don't smoke in the house. We'll sit in the driveway and smoke in the car. Okay. >> We got No, we got 13y old. >> How much money do you have in your pocket? >> Why? >> Cuz you got several thousand in your pocket. >> Nothing, man. That's $633, man. Man, and I do have a job. >> Never said that you didn't have a job, bro. >> It's unusual. Damn, y'all. Come on. You're fishing and searching now. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out the car for what? >> Step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping out the What? What? What? I got to step out the car for >> Cuz you don't have a driver's license. The car. >> I wasn't driving. >> The car is getting towed. >> No, we're always No. No. It's It's It's insurance on here, though. >> Okay. If you don't have a driver's license, okay, the car is going to be towed. >> Are you kidding me, guys? >> Yeah, she started that. >> What' you say? >> She This is her own doing. If she would have gave me her name. >> Oh, I just gave you a name. I corroborated everything. What? What? Why did you say >> she wouldn't identify herself? She would not step out of the vehicle. >> Oh, because Hold on. Just be honest, though. Come on, man. You said stopped at the white line. She stopped, bro. >> No, she stopped past the white line. And nobody Nobody is Nobody is disputing the fact that she came to a complete stop. But there is a white line drawn on the ground. >> Hold on. Hold on. There is a white line and her vehicle was more than half past that white line out into the intersection. It's a hazard, >> bro. She stopped at the white line. >> She stopped came. She slowed down when it kept coming cuz he ain't supposed to came. She supposed to went first and then >> even before that drove past that. Okay. I >> But hold on, man. I'm looking for the insurance. And you going to tow the car anyway? Are you going to tow the car anyway? I >> I have to make up my mind. Is this it? >> He say insurance broker. >> Can I see it? >> Yeah. Is that right? Thank you. No matter how much the man denied having substances in the car, the officer decided to bring in a K9 unit to search the vehicle. The couple could hide all they wanted from the human officers, but hiding their illegal stash from a canine officer was nigh impossible. At this point, their fate was now dependent on the ever inquisitive nose of the K9. >> Unfortunately, I do still need you to exit the vehicle. >> Don't tow the car, bro. >> Okay, I'm going to work with you the best that I can. Okay, but as right now, I am going to run my K9 around the car. Okay. Is there anything illegal inside the vehicle? Nothing in this car, man. >> Okay. >> Ain't nothing in this car. But what? >> Yeah. Uh, leave everything in the vehicle for now. But >> cigarettes, though. >> Okay. I'm tell I'm telling you to leave them in the vehicle just for now. And then I'll let you get them. When I make up my mind, if you be cool with me, man, I'll try to work with you. Okay. How about that? >> Give my phone. That's my phone. That's my phone. >> Yeah. Grab your phone. >> Am I open cigarettes? >> You're good. I believe you. Watch out. Let's just walk back here real quick. Okay. >> No. What am I walking back there for, man? I ain't got nothing to do with traffic. >> You're not free to leave. >> I'm not going nowhere. But I >> You're going to stand You're going to stand I'm going to >> stand over here, man. >> No. You're going to stand over here, guy. Absolutely not. I got nothing to do with your walk back there. >> I know my rights. >> You're going to walk back there. >> Well, you can't >> because my my dog my dog is aggressive and he bites. Okay. I don't want him. All right. Hey, this one right here. Just stand in front of that one for me. Okay. Watch out for the mud. He's not going to jail. Have we calm down enough to I'm not speaking to you. I'm not I'm not giving you my name. I'm not giving you my name. Let's go to jail. I'm done speaking. >> I'm done speaking to you. >> Okay. I'm going to speak to you and I'm going to explain you something. Don't give my name. Okay. >> Don't give him my name. >> Don't give him my name. Listen to me. >> I'm not giving the >> Listen to me. >> You >> if you want >> you want to sit in jail until Okay. You're going to You're going to get out for free if you give me your name. If not, you have to sit in jail. >> All right. Bye. >> What? What was she saying? >> Put her phone down. >> Keep breaking my rights. Keep breaking my rights. I got you. I'm opening the trunk so it don't break. >> Damn. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. I'm not going to listen to you. >> You're calling me a racist. >> You don't even know me, buddy. >> You stop. No. >> I'm done with you. >> No, you [ __ ] I'm [ __ ] Stop calling you a racist. What you did? >> Oh, I don't know how you I'm done talking. I'm done talking. >> You're right. >> You knocked it off right now. >> I'm done talking, man. I'm done. >> Do you have anything that's illegal on your person right now? >> Why would you be asking me that? No. I don't. But why would you be asking me? >> Because I'm going to check your package. >> No, you're not. Because I have nothing to do with that traffic stop. First of all, I'm going to say it again. I know my rights. I have nothing to do with your traffic stop. She's in the back seat. She operated the vehicle. I have nothing to do with your traffic stop. Whatever you think you found the signs that got nothing to do with me. I'm the passenger. I'm not operating the vehicle. Okay. I'm just what I'm saying. So why why do I need to search? >> Turn to face the car. >> That's crazy, bro. That's crazy. >> How much money do you have? >> I do not need to know that, bro. You asking me something that you don't even know. Stop. Just hold it right there. I >> don't have anything. >> I think he grabbed whatever he had in his back pocket. >> What are you doing? >> Trying to figure out where you dumped yours at, bro. >> Justice resisting arrest. You had three cracks. >> Resisting, bro. >> I said, "What are you talking about? I didn't have no in my pocket, man." >> You absolutely did. You had three little cracks in here. >> Oh, they might still some might still be in there. Yeah, there you go. Okay, hold on. There's more. So, I need a minute. I can. >> Do you have any idea how much money you have on you? >> Yeah. >> How much? >> Close to 3,000. >> $3,000. >> No, no, no, no. Close to 3200. I'm sorry. >> For what? >> Bo, I have a job. Don't worry about that, man. >> I do have a job. >> Well, it could be proceeds of activity. >> No adding that. That's not it. I don't have >> What do you do for work? >> My family got business. I work for work. I work for my family. >> Doing what? Well, you have to provide some means for that money. Okay. >> I know. I I I got good means for that money. >> God damn it, dude. This is aing needle in a hay stack. Three big rocks. Roach. >> Yep. Got the second one. All right. Um, can you take him? >> Yep. >> And when you get done, let me get her in there first. >> Yeah. Okay. You just hang out there. I'm going to charge him with possession with intent, and I'm taking his money. So, I got to explain all that to him. In the end, the woman was charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice, while the man was charged with possession with intent to deliver and resisting arrest. Those two got knocked off their high horse, just like Melanie did when she tried running a deputy over with her car. >> I I kind of speeded walk to the [ __ ] in case she was to ram it. It'd be the truck, not me. >> Step outside the vehicle here. >> No, you're not. >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. She's fleeing. On March the 7th, 2025, Bismar officers Matthew James and Nathan Anderson responded to a 911 call reporting a possibly intoxicated woman, 53-year-old Melanie Udell, driving erratically in a white Chevy Traverse. The caller noted her escalating behavior and expressed fear that she might try to run him over. When officers arrived on the scene, they first spoke with the witness himself, who explained his very disturbing concerns. So as soon as I heard that, I put two and two together like just peep and like hear in the you know how you turn it in the gravel scratches. Yeah, I heard that. And then that's when I I kind of speeded walked to the [ __ ] in case she was to ram it, it'd be the truck, not me. So I sped walked to it and then she was the window down. She was like she was like, "No, no, no." Just started screaming. I was like, "Hey, calm down." Like calm down. So she started getting into people owe her money and her dad owns a oil refinery and all types of crazy stuff while she hasn't drive. So I'm trying to be low key cuz like this is all happening within minutes of each other. I'm just talking to her. I'm just trying to keep her talking. You see what I'm saying? To keep her. So I didn't know if I should step away in the car, but if I stepped away, I would either be in the front or the back of the vehicle. I didn't know what to do. My son's right there in the car. I didn't want her to back up and then the back of the >> for sure. So I just I I just >> After that, one deputy went to confront Melanie, not realizing what dangerous lengths she would go to in an attempt to avoid getting a ticket. >> What's your name, ma'am? >> Why are you calling? Why? >> We got called to come check on you. They were concerned. >> There's nobody concerned. >> There was We got a phone call >> for >> What's going on today? >> Who did you get a call from? >> I don't know. Oh, it was an anonymous caller saying there is a white >> I know that's what they they keep doing that. You know they did that in Nebraska with my children. They keep calling in false cult. >> Okay. >> Nothing. I don't think that it's okay for people. >> I can't help but the people call and I it's my job to come respond when we have a call in to come check on people. Okay. Now my concern is coming out. My concern your concern is you know everybody that >> my concern is that the car smells heavily of >> when's the last time you smoked any >> other people has smoked I'm here and I don't want to get into that because then they're calling you on me >> other people have you don't smoke any >> I have I have medical in my head Do you have a Do you have a medical card? >> I had one. >> Do you have one? Current? No. >> Okay. >> The initial interaction went seemingly normal, prompting the officer to lower his guard. However, not only was Melanie about to flip a complete 180, but she was also going to put a lot of lives at risk. >> Step outside of the vehicle here. >> No, you're not. >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. >> No. 299. She's fleeing. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> 299. She almost struck me. >> Get out of the car. >> Give me Metro. She's struck me. Shots fired. Show your hand. >> Shots fired. Officer hit. >> Show your hands. >> Shots fired. >> Show your hands. >> Show your hands. >> Back up. >> No. Back up. >> Show me your hands. radio. [Music] >> [ __ ] I can't move. >> We got help coming. James, stay there. >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. >> No. Keep playing. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car >> now. 299. She's almost struck me. >> Get out of the car. >> Shot fire. >> Melanie Udell was struck on the scene and later passed away at the hospital. After the incident, both officers were required to go on administrative leave. Officer James required knee surgery and will likely be at least a year before he's ready to return to regular duty. The Bureau of Criminal Investigation determined that the officer's use of a gun was justifiable. Melanie got what was coming to her and so did Jaylen, an entitled woman who thought throwing a tantrum was better than taking accountability. >> I have Matt. I don't have >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a >> Hold on. Did you just say Did you just lie to me again? >> Come on, bro. What about >> I don't care about that. >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. Get off of me. Get off of me. I got nothing. >> You got a demon. I can stop my feet. I'm not doing anything. You're not going to be able to charge me with nothing. You got a demon here. >> On May the 17th, 2025, an officer conducted a traffic stop on a speeding vehicle. But what should have been a simple traffic stop turned into a recipe for disaster at the hands of an entitled driver who believed that she owned the road. >> What did I do wrong, sir? >> I'll take you inside. >> Okay. Would you like my insurance claim? Want mean my insurance number? >> Huh? >> Would you like my insurance number? Cuz I don't have like a paper of insurance. >> Your number? >> My my number for my insurance. >> You have the phone, >> huh? >> You have it on your phone? >> Yeah, I have a card. >> Yeah. >> By the way, you're doing 55 and a 40. >> 55 on a >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> All right. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> Your license? >> Yeah. I don't have it on me. Can you search it up? Like I left it at home. >> Supposed to have it on you. >> Sorry about that. >> Is it a valid license? >> Yeah. >> Are you the owner? >> Yes, this is my car. >> No way. Anything else want to tell me? I think I think he may have got off the rock foot. You want to tell me >> what's your name? >> Jaylen. >> You have a license. >> No, you don't. [Music] >> All right. So, where are we going to honestly? So, we're going to start over. You're going to tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you lied to me. All right. I don't appreciate. >> I have my I have my >> I'm not done talking. Give me a second. All right. I'm excited. All right. Listen, >> this is the first time I ever got >> and cuz you're not supposed to drive. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. >> You can go to jail right now. >> Okay. >> All right. Who do you live with? >> I live with >> Where do you live at? Huh? >> Who lives there? >> Well, I live by myself on 46. My little sister. >> Call someone right now to pick up your car. >> Call someone right now to pick up the car. >> You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right. You're speeding. You got no license. >> Okay. the cross. >> All right. Okay. You're coming to pick it up. >> All right. I can I >> The officer gave Jaylen several chances to come clean about her lengthy juvenile record, but she clammed up tight. It became clear that this wasn't just a stubborn driver. He was dealing with a pathological liar. And getting the truth out of her was not going to be easy. >> Mhm. >> I'm sorry about everything. I don't usually running. >> You shouldn't be diving in first place. >> I understand what you're saying. >> Like I don't I'm confused here. >> All right. How far is your ride? >> Um he should be here. >> Does that person have Hold on. >> Does that person have a bad license? >> Yes, they have. Call next to >> you. You ever been arrested before? >> No, I have not. >> Never. >> Not as juvenile. >> I've been arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not. I don't have any. >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a juvenile. >> Hold on. Did you just say Did you just lie to me again? No. You said, "Have I been arrested?" Most of the time when people step out, I talk. Step out the car. >> Take off the phone and step out the car. Can you >> relax? Relax. Come down. >> Hang out the phone. Step out the car. >> Yeah. I don't know you. I told you where I'm at. Listen, I'm on a village. Just relax. Just relax. Can't leave. >> Leave yourself in the car, please. Leave yourself in the car. Leave yourself in the car. Thank you. >> Excuse me. What's going on? You don't. If you resist, you're going to have a problem. >> Okay. All right. >> So, I'm being scared right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I have kids in the car. I have to figure out the phone. Wait. Give me >> best friend. I need someone to come now. Come on. I don't have >> Are you serious? Are you serious? Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> Try to arrest me. >> Give me your arm. >> Best friend. Call Juke now. Call Juke now. >> Are you seriously resisting right now? >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. I just try to give you Excuse me. Despite multiple warnings, the woman chose to make one of the most dumb decisions of her life, promptly ending up in cuffs. And as she continued to argue, the officer's already limited patient started to snap. >> Did you say someone can pick up my car? >> Are you serious? >> Come on. Come on, bro. We're both back. >> I don't care about that. >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing I'm going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If I If I put If I tell you on your back, put on your back. No. Reach for anything else. All right. I'm not the one you play with. Okay. I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay, turn around. >> I respect what you Okay. >> Hey, man. Listen, I guess we have to be honest and everything li, >> huh? >> Take her right to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> You're driving without a license. >> Huh? >> Driving without license. >> Okay. Well, I need to get my phone. I need I should be getting I should be being detained right now. And you have to check me before I get in the car. So, I'm not doing this. Can you please relax? Get over here. If you >> Where are my little sisters going to go? There's only one police officer here. That's not how this goes. >> Be quiet and don't tell me about my job. Give it to you, bro. >> That was when Jaylen made a critical mistake. One she had soon regret deeply. >> I'm not going in the car. Listen, I'm not going in the car. >> Don't you resist me. Don't resist. Don't resist. Do not resist. Going in the car, please. I said my little sisters. Sir, I'm waiting. I'm waiting on another officer. >> Stand up now, >> sir. I'm not going to allow you to throw me in the car. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I want you. You're resisting arrest. Stand up right now. >> I would like another officer to talk. >> Stand up right now. >> So, you're going to go to jail. You know, right? >> You're already in jail regardless, right? >> Right now. >> Have another officer come. >> Okay. Okay. Stand up. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Please have another officer come. >> You're resisting arrest. You're resisting arrest. >> Stand up. >> Na. Grab my purse. >> Stand up now. Stand up now. >> What are you going to do? And I need to talk to you. Can you talk to me like a civilized human? >> Just stand up right now. You just threw me on the ground, bro. >> Stand up right now. >> So you didn't throw me on the ground. >> Cuz you're resisting. >> How did I resist? I said, "Can you stop putting me in a bathroom?" Stand up right now with my little sister. >> Young lady, stand up right now. >> Never been an officer that's had done this to me. You asked me if I've been arrested. I said, "Only as a juvenile." You can't You have no license. You cannot drive. >> I understand. But you just said someone was was able to pick up my car, sir. Right. You just said that was okay. >> Yes, that is. >> Please. No. Please. I have my little sisters out here. Can you get them? Please >> stand up right now. >> Stand right now. >> This is for no license. >> Stand up right now. Stand up. >> You're resisting arrest for officer to come. >> You are resisting arrest. >> Follow what you want. Listen, they just pulled me over for no reason because I was driving a little bit fast. Now he's taking me out my car and arresting me. >> Go in the car. You don't have a license. >> Okay. But you just said you was going to allow someone to pick up my car, sir. >> In your car? Stand up and get inside a vehicle. >> I'm not going to allow you to put me in a vehicle if my little sisters are right here. I need to know. stand up. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sister? >> Someone's picking them up, right? You just You just called somebody. >> No, I have to know what's going on with my car. There's only one >> Now it's going to be Now it's going to be told. Now it's going to be told. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> Guess what? I got money for that. >> Okay, cool. >> That is Wow. That is That's a necessary. Look >> what you just did. You just threw me on the ground. >> I had to You're resisting. >> You have to throw me on the ground. How was I resisting? It's all on the tape. >> Pulled away. Yeah, it's on the tape. >> On the tape. I was not resisting. >> All right. No, >> you're good. You're good. You're good. >> You hurt me. Record this. Record it. >> I'm grabbing. Do not grab it. Do not grab me. >> Get off of me. I did nothing. [Music] >> I did nothing. What are you going through? >> So childish. >> Get your hands out. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put it in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. You see how you see how you got electrical? >> Excuse me, sir. I need another. >> Bring it. Bring it here. >> I need to speak to you guys. >> Bring it here. >> Ma, call, please. >> The officers finally managed to get Jaylen in the police cruiser. But what they didn't expect was for Jaylen to verbally assault anyone around her. >> Get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sisters, do you have little sisters? Do you have a mother? >> I got six kids, all female. >> Exactly. And look at how you treat them. You a >> You a [ __ ] >> You a [ __ ] You see how you do me in front of my little sisters? You throw me on the ground in front of kids. Hurry up and get me to this place. Hurry up. Cuz guess what? My people got money for the damage, too. Hurry up. Get me to where I need to go, please. Y'all relax. [Applause] Bae. Oh, I'm mad. I'm mad. You got a demon in here. Yeah. You got a demon. I can stop my feet. I'm not doing anything. You're not going to be able to charge me with nothing. You got a demon in here. You got a demon, baby. Yeah. Yeah. You got a demon. Yeah. You ready for the dinner? You ready? You ready? Take me to this, bro. Take me to the jail. >> All right, bring me there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would love you. Hope your mama died slow, [ __ ] Oh, she already dead. >> Yeah. Yeah. Psycho. I'm crazy. I'm crazy. Yeah, you're crazy, bro. You got You got no AC on and you don't Bro, roll the windows down, sir. You're trying to kill me back here. I'm claustrophobic. I'm asking you, please. Can you turn on the AC? >> No, it's not. You're lying. You're lying. Please turn the AC up. May you please turn the AC up? >> Okay. Well, I don't feel it. Turn it up. Like, your don't work back here. Have you ever been in the back of a police car? >> Okay, then. Have you ever been in the back of yours? Okay. What if don't work? The AC is not piping back here, fam. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks. Thanks. >> Are you getting paid 50 grand a year? Probably not even that. Probably not even that. Yeah, y most y'all police be struggling. Yes, y'all be struggling and y'all know it. Why does my juvenile record matter? Why does my juvenile history matter? You see that, right? You arrested me because of my juvenile history and all of this is going to be in the court. your daddy. He left you for dad. You act like a You was raised without a father. I can tell that got in your skin, huh? I can tell. I can tell. I can tell you raised without your daddy. The way you slam me on the floor. >> Yep. The way you slam me on the floor. I can talk. I know. I can talk. >> Did I threaten you? Did I threaten the Leo? Oh. Oh, I didn't do that. I didn't threaten you, sir. >> Tow it. Tow it. Tow it. Tow it. So, you're taking my car to the toyard? >> What you mean, though? Yeah, I am the owner. So, how you going to take my car to the toyard? You supposed to let somebody else drive my car off. That's illegal. Hey, get me there faster. You ever got dirt your ass before? You understand English? Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there. Get me there, sir. Sir, get me there, sir. Get me there. Get me there, sir. Get me there. Drive. Drive, drive, drive, drive. Bro, see what you doing? It's my mind. My mind is not right for this. So, where's my belongings, sir? Where's my belongings? How y'all going to drive me off the with all my Where's my phone? Where's my Where's my money? Where's my belongings? You guys are safe. Where's my belongings? Tell me now. Where's my belongings? Where are my belongings? And I don't care. Show this to the judge. I'm sure it's going to go there. Yeah, they're going they're going to see how irate I am and I wasn't like this before you pushed me on the ground. >> As time ticked by, Jaylen's behavior spiraled. And once she realized that throwing a tantrum wasn't helping, she did what any entitled brat would do. Oh. Oh. Oh. Did I Did I Did I move my hands? You can't see. You can't see. It's so childish. You're so childish. I pull it away from you. Haha. They're going to drop that resentment charge so fast. Look at your ugly. Ugly. That whole ugly. Your ugly ass [ __ ] Like she got balls popping out her eyes. Ugly ass. Your ugly ass kids. Probably uglier than a rock on the side of the road. >> Ugly ass kids. I don't have no kids. I'm 20 years old, baby. >> Lovely. I'm I'm 20 years old, baby. I don't have no kids. Don't want any lieutenant came out here. You can barely even catch your breath. You don't know if you did something wrong or not. You had me all the way in the [ __ ] grass. You did do something wrong. You don't even know how to spell. How did you get this job? You're a pathetic piece of You a pathetic piece of Get me out of here. Get me out of here. I need to go to the county. Yo, get me out of here, bro. Bro, you such a [ __ ] Get me out of here. I need to go. >> My car again. I'm telling you, I'm going to hobble with you. All right. >> You're going to hobble with me. You want to put your hands on a woman, cuz you're a >> You will. You >> take me to the county, you [ __ ] >> Take me to the county, you. So, all you want to do is put your hands on a woman. You already did hobble me, you [ __ ] hobble your [ __ ] wife. That ugly. Get it all up under your skin. I know. >> Yep. Truly is though. >> If it if it wasn't working, you would have listened to your music. You wouldn't have to your report. You would have told me to county. You want to tell me to the county brh a cracker. Holly want a cracker. I hate you guys. I hate you guys nuts. Leave me alone. You guys do nothing good for the community at all. [Music] Come on, bro. You doing your job again? You feel like doing your job again? Come on. Yeah, I'm a real funny one. Yeah. Wow. You checking it through. Oh my god. Oh my god. Wow. Check your statement through Grammarly because you don't know how to spell. You illiterate. Checking your stupid statement through Grammarly. Wow. You guys, this stupid doesn't know how to spell. Turn this [ __ ] up again and again and again. And I chose not to slip out my pups. Trust me, I could have did it again. running your little stupid ass statement through Grammarly like the little illiterate ass that you are. >> Yeah, I said it. I said it. >> Oh my god, >> you're black. What y'all going to do? It counts on me. Oh my dirty act like you couldn't burn that [ __ ] in the trash can, fam. You dirty as [ __ ] Littering in your own car. Dirty. I can tell your house got roaches. >> The car roaches. No, it actually don't. It actually don't. Why you trying to be funny? My car don't have roaches. My car do not have roaches. The I tell your house has roaches. Like I said, my car don't have roaches. Why you trying to be funny? You little funny short [ __ ] [ __ ] Only thing you was only thing you could be able to be a police officer. I can tell, bro. You look like the type of that got bullied your whole life. You look like the type of little [ __ ] I got bullied your whole life. Only thing you became could become was a police officer. Why? So you can some type of authority, bro. I already know you. I see right through you. You a little bro. Why you think you got a ugly wife like that? You probably on your phone looking at bad on the daily. The [ __ ] you know your wife look like a little a little rat little rat looking big body with your little short. Well, you [ __ ] up letting me see that ugly ass [ __ ] That [ __ ] look like she blind as a back. You need to pull that hoe over that [ __ ] to be driving at night time. [ __ ] You don't even love that [ __ ] Probably not even your wife. Probably a girlfriend. Probably just a [ __ ] Probably just a mistress. Point ugly ass. So [ __ ] ugly, bro. >> As the insults got deeply personal, the officer's patience passed its breaking point. >> Ugliest [ __ ] officer want to arrest me. You ugly piece of [ __ ] >> My daddy look better than you. Receing tape having ass. I know them six kids stressing you the [ __ ] out. Look like you could barely take care of them. [ __ ] could barely take care of yourself. The hell? Look at how you come to work looking like a straight bum. Look at you putting your legs up. You just fat. That's for some. You see my >> You fast for You fast for And I know your wife. I'm going to tell her you over here flirting with [ __ ] >> Look at you. You got to get permission just to drive. You little sl drive. Now I'm your slave owner. I'm your new owner. Not Lieutenant Billy. I'm your I'm your new owner. Drive. Drive me to the courthouse. Drive me to the county and take your cost off of me when I get there. You wanted to keep me in here as long as you can. I know I'm pretty. Pull over a bad throw me on a girl. All that. Get your ugly camera. Look at you. Drink a monster. The >> I knew I knew y'all was on a steroid. >> Grab your camera. Do as I say. >> Jaylen was charged with obstructing an officer without violence, operating a motor vehicle without a valid license, second conviction, and corruption by threat of a public servant or their family. Her cash bond was set at $3,000. Jaylen learned the hard way why she shouldn't drink and drive, as did this intoxicated couple who thought they were above the traffic law. >> Tell me what I'm pulled over for. >> Well, I'm not stopping you. I'm stopping the driver. And now you're interfering with my business. No, no, no, no. I want your driver's license or your ID. >> Find it. >> All right. Go ahead and step out for me. Now, you guys are going to be with us in a protected custody essentially. Where you going? You're not free to leave. >> I will sit down. No, you're charged with resisting now. You're charged with resisting. >> On November the 29th, 2024, an officer initiated a traffic stop on a vehicle he had previously observed speeding and swerving. But as the officer approached the driver, he realized that this wasn't going to be any normal traffic stop. Rather, it was going to be a true test of patience as the individuals inside were not only drunk, but also shockingly entitled. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Page House Perkins. The reason for the stop is over there. Can I see that, please? >> I'm saying tell me what she pulled me over for. >> Well, no. You're going to give me the license first cuz you're not going to >> tell me what I'm pulled over for. >> Well, I'm not stopping you. I'm stopping the driver. And now you're interfering with my business. >> I'm sir, >> right? And she's snatching the driver's license back. >> You didn't finish your sentence, though. >> I'm I'm trying to grab the license here. I I don't know why you have an attitude here, dear. Um, the reason why I'm stopping you is I'm paced behind you where it's a 35 over there. >> And I figured that you're you're going 45. And then also your license plate. I see you have a little bracket thing on there that the cover. It causes a glare so you can't see the license plate within 50 >> light is lit up. >> I I understand that but there's there's a glare on it and you can't you can't see the plate. >> Okay. And then do you have your driver's license or ID with you, dear? >> Why do I need >> Cuz you're not wearing your seat belt. >> Give it to him. Give it to him. Bro, >> I'm saying why are you asking for it? >> I just told you why. You already know. >> They already know. >> The officer stepped up to the driver, but the woman identified as Kyla, riding shotgun, was not about to stay silent, oblivious to the fact that the officer was in no mood to deal with her drunken ramblings. >> I'm not playing games. I need your driver's license or your identification. It's the last time. No, no, no, no. I want your driver's license or your ID. >> Find it. >> All right. Go ahead and step out for me. >> We're going to walk to the front of my car. I'll be right with you here in a second. >> I'm saying it's right there, though. >> We're going to walk right to the front. >> Right here. >> Okay. >> Give it to us. That's what I said. It's right here. >> You You can go ahead and obtain it for me. >> Yeah. >> No. >> It ain't no weird. It's weird as they're pulling you over in the first place. >> Send me another unit. >> Send another unit. >> I didn't see you get back in the car. Stay out of the car for me. >> Okay. Sorry, sir. >> Okay, give me one sec. I'll be right back with you. It's a lawful order. You were not to get back in that vehicle. >> That's correct. Okay, sir. Is this your current address? That's my >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out real quick for me, please. >> I will explain that to you momentarily. I'm just going to come to the front of my car for me. >> We're just going to come right here to the front of the car. So, the reason why I'm having you step out, there's an odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. Where are you guys coming from? >> I had no alcohol. >> I didn't ask if you had alcohol. I said there's an odor of alcohol. And now now you have fresh gum in your mouth. So, it's it seems to me like you're trying to conceal. It's >> It smells like a fresh mint. Can you can you spit the gum out temporarily for me? What? >> Cuz I'm asking. >> I don't got to. >> Okay. Well, what's her deal? Why? Why she having an issue? >> I don't know why she had this, man. >> Okay. Where are you guys coming from? >> But I'm saying I'm saying though. I was coming from the house in Park. So why? Why? Cuz she said >> whose house you guys coming from? >> I don't got to tell you that, man. You know me. Google my name, bro. I ain't did nothing, bro. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Well, look me up. You got my ID. >> Okay. But I'm saying me asking you where you're coming from has nothing to do with me knowing. >> Okay. So what what is he doing? >> Well, I'm conducting this as an OVI investigation right now because >> I I ain't no OVI. I ain't swearing no lines or nothing. >> I didn't say claim violation. >> So you said I was excuse me. So what you doing? >> You already know me, bro. I got investigations on me all. So what's up? >> I'm trying to conduct my investigation right now and you're not being very helpful. It it ain't no best guess it was >> cuz >> cuz I ain't did nothing. >> Okay. Well, you're telling me that you didn't have any alcohol? >> Hell no, I didn't. >> But I can smell alcohol as you're talking. So you want to answer that question? Honestly, >> you can say that. You can say that all you want to do. So what is you doing? >> Okay. So what I'm saying is how much alcohol have you had to drink? >> I had no alcohol. So what are we doing? Not a >> what test you doing? >> Do you want to submit the test? >> What is he doing? I don't got to cuz you ain't pulled me over for that. >> Well, now I'm conducting nobody investigation. You can't do that. You ain't pulled me over for no OVR testing. >> So what? >> I I'm asking you. Can I check your >> Well, I'm asking you. No, you can't. So what what is we doing? >> Well, I'm trying to turn. So I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car temporarily. >> Okay. You are not under arrest. You're you're just detained right now. Okay. Before I have you have a seat in the car, no weapons on you, anything like that? No. >> Okay. I'm just going to patch you down to ensure you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. All right. Go ahead and have a seat for me real quick. I know my rights. >> Okay. After shutting down the passenger's entitled antics, the officers turned to the driver. Rantonio tried to play it cool, denying everything. The truth was written all over his face. And just when things seemed to settle, Kyler decided to stir the pot again. >> What's up, ma'am? >> What is the point of being uploading, though? >> Well, I I'm not the officer that stopped the vehicle, so I'm asking. Can you ask him? >> Yeah, when he's done with what he's doing. >> I don't know. I'll figure that out. Give me one second. What's the reason for the stop bus for Pach? >> Uh speed and I can't see the license at 50 ft. >> Okay. Um this just a passenger here. >> Uh I believe there's somebody else in the back. >> Okay. Is uh is she allowed to have a seat in the car or do you want her out? >> Uh if she wants to have a seat in a car stay, she have se >> Okay. All right. Would you like to have a seat in my car? Say >> I have a seat right here in his car. >> No, you're not sitting in my car. >> Why? God, this is a front seat and I have never >> But I'm saying why would you Why would you do that though? >> I I'm telling you that I can sit in the car cuz I can't sit in the front seat. >> Well, I have a sit over here. Yeah. I have stuff up front. So, if if you want to sit >> up now, let me out. >> Okay. >> There's a curb here. So watch when you step out. >> I don't want you. >> But I'm saying so if he goes to jail or is he next? >> I don't know yet. I was s I'm with you door. Can you open the door? >> I am not opening the door. >> I am not opening the door. >> You're going to open something. >> No, I'm not. You're going to go over here. You're going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. I told you not to do something. >> Go stand over here inside the road. >> Okay. >> You're just not going to open the door. >> Looks like he looks like he's getting a traffic ticket. >> For what? for speeding. >> Oh, are you going to let him out? >> I would assume as soon as he's done with the ticket. >> Yes or no? >> Is he going to jail for anything? >> Okay. Can she have a seat back in her car? >> With a passenger dealt with, a second officer focused on Rantonio. But when he stonewalled and refused to cooperate, the officer's only remaining option became crystal clear. >> Mr. Daniels. >> Mr. Daniels. Where you coming from? >> Yeah, I'm lying to you now, bro. You already said that. >> What seems to be the issue tonight? >> I'm talking. Should I go? >> Well, not yet. I'm just trying I'm trying to talk to you. I I I understand that some things might might not have went well here tonight, but your beef is with that officer. That's fine. But at least talk to me. Mr. Daniels, have you been drinking tonight? >> I told you about nine times I want. >> You what? cuz I can smell some alcohol coming off you saying that [ __ ] you ain't smell. >> If this officer here wanted to check your eyes and stuff like that, would he be able to? >> I ain't checking nothing. Can I go? >> Not yet. >> Too much money for them. I ain't doing nothing. >> All right. Are you going to submit to any standardized field soiety test right now? You are placed under arrest for operating motor vehicle. You don't need to step out. >> Let's go. Let's see if I can put me on that. You can get back in the car. Sweet. Let's go. >> Swing your feet up. Let's go. Got too much money for your feet for me. >> I got to put it in here. >> All right. Thank you. Hey. Hey. Hey. Excuse me. >> Yeah. >> Can you tell them to follow me to come get me? >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yep. >> After finally putting the driver in handcuffs, the officer thought that the worst was over. But as soon as he turned around, Kyler started acting up again. Do do you have an ID on you by chance, dear? >> Um, my ID my phone. >> Okay. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to her. >> I'm talking to you, though. She don't need one. >> My ID was left in my phone that my friend has from the bar. They picked me up at that. But I can give you everything you need. >> Okay. I have my ID number and my social. >> Okay. >> But so my ID is usually in the back of my phone and I left my phone with my friend at the >> Okay. I'm going to have you come back here for me. Okay. Do you have someone come and get you, ma'am? >> No. I have a walk. >> Can I go talk to him or no? >> No, not right now. >> Why? >> Because he's placed underground. >> Where are you going? >> Right here. >> No, you're not. >> I bet you will. >> Okay. If you're obstructing my traffic stop, you're going to be placed under arrest right now. >> Okay. You can take me with him. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm asking you. >> I told you no. >> Well, I'm saying for what though? >> Because I told you that you cannot talk to him right now. >> All right. There's something wrong here. Sit down. >> No, some a silver price is going to have to be released because right now you guys are going to be with us in a protected custody essentially. Where you going? You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> Nope. You're under arrest now. >> Keep walking away. >> Of course I am. >> Put your hands behind your back. I think she was just getting her cigarettes. That's what I'm saying. She's walking down the sidewalk raising her hands as I tell her to stop. I gave her multiple lawful orders. >> I'm just going to go down my >> Nothing else better. >> Stop walking away. >> Right now, you're just being placed under arrest for disorderly conduct while intoxicated because you're presenting a risk of physical harm to yourself. Okay. Um, you have somebody so I can release you. >> No. >> Okay. God. >> I'm going to I'm going to put you in the back of my car here. >> Just put it back. Put in the back. >> Before you see the car, nothing. >> Get the off me. Y'all are weird. Listen, you're not going to pull my hand off. >> I will sit down. >> No, you're charged with resisting now. You're charged with resisting. >> Y'all are weird. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm sitting down. >> I'm sitting down. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I think we're fighting. >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop. I'm going to >> get out of the car. >> I'm going to take you to the ground if you do not stop. >> Stop resisting. Stop it. >> Y'all are going to look really weird. >> Just take her to the ground. [Music] >> Sit her up for me. Sit up. >> All right. Take her to the hood real quick. So I can actually search her in front of a camera. >> I don't care. It's all police on camera. >> I I know it is. >> Y'all are weird. >> Face the car. Face the car. Face the car. Turn around. Face the I am. >> Separate your feet for me. >> Y acting like a fool. I try to try to sit in the car. I'm doing this. Y'all tackle me to the ground for no reason. Look at me. What this is out? >> Well, you were resisting. So, >> I was not resisting. Y'all say she's resisting. I wasn't literally love. Take me down. >> I've been there. I've been here. Let's go. >> Y'all are weird. >> You're told that. I sit down. >> Weird. Sit back for me. >> Sit back. Can you go on that side? She won't sit back. So I grab the seat belt. >> So what do y'all want to know? >> I'm trying to >> You want to tackle me again? >> No. >> Right. Y'all want to tackle me again? >> What? I don't need a seat belt. Okay. I'm literally going to >> No. Sit over there. >> Stop talking. Stop touching me though. >> You're touching me for no reason though. It don't make no sense. >> That's what I'm saying. Y'all are trying to touch me for no reason. >> Just Just get her over there. nothing in resistance. >> After finally being arrested, the couple was transported to the station. But even then, their smug attitudes refused to go away. >> All right, you can step out. >> Yeah, sure. >> Right. I was like, step out on my own. Okay, keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Going good. These things take a little bit. Okay. >> My keys are down there. >> Yeah, you can re you can get them. >> All right. Well, I go to the junk if I drank too much. >> Um, so >> cuz I can get a ride. That's why I was getting a ride. >> You can get a ride. >> Okay. I can call a taxi. >> Well, >> the problem is that that's why that's why I was getting a ride home cuz I kne I drank too much. >> All right. You don't have anyone we can release you to? >> Um, I just don't have my phone. So, >> where's your phone at? >> I think the person who was initially supposeding me to ride home has my phone. >> Do you know a name or a number? >> I mean, her name is Tammy. I don't I don't know her phone number by heart. >> Cuz right now you're at a.11. So, you're over. >> Oh, which means I can't be released. >> I I have to have a sober party to to release you to. >> Oh, no. How is >> Tammy is like in her? >> I'm going to I'm going to close this. Okay. That way you can say >> Tammyy's in her car. >> Yep. >> What do you mean? >> I said >> Yeah. >> I I didn't hear what you said. That's why I'm asking. >> I said you ask me that much. >> I I told you I I still don't know who you are. >> I got a case going on. >> Okay. Get through this door. >> First door to your right. >> Yep. I got both your phones. >> Right here on the right. >> Right now. >> Have a seat on that next. >> Right now. >> Yeah. >> No, not next week. Right now, please. >> Thank you. >> Come on, baby. >> You're asking right now. You know what I mean? Right now. Kyler was charged with resisting an officer without violence and had a bond of $2,500. Her boyfriend, Rantonio, was charged with operating a vehicle while impaired. His bond was set at a whopping $75,000. That couple got put in their place for sure, as did this woman who got aggressive with the officer who pulled her over. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not? >> Driver's license. >> I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant and I'm pregnant. So you touch >> Step. Step out. Step on. No, >> I'm going to punch y'all in your face cuz you're working. If you may get pregnant, then it's stop. >> Okay. What is that? Touch me, you stupid. >> On May the 5th, 2024, a police officer pulled over a vehicle after the driver made an unlawful left turn. The driver had exited an apartment complex and crossed over a median that wasn't designated for traffic crossings and lacked any traffic signals or permitted openings. The last thing the officer expected was to encounter an entitled driver that didn't want to take any form of accountability. >> Morning. How you doing? Great. You understand the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? >> Okay. >> You can't Excuse me. >> I'm bored. Can you see? Let me see your driver's license. >> I pulled you over cuz you came out of Metro West and you cross a meeting when you're not supposed to. And there's a sign there clearly says do not enter. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says enter. >> Golf 47. Can I get a couple? >> Now you're doing too much. I got somewhere. >> Driver's license, please. >> I don't got it. >> You don't have it? >> All right. Shut off the car. Shut off the car. >> If you don't listen to my order, I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car now. >> Okay, go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant and I'm pregnant. >> Step out. Step on now. Step up. >> No. No. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Okay. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. Leave me alone. Stop resisting. I got her. I got her. Seat belt. >> Leave me alone. Get the seat belt. Get the seat belt. It's not on. It's not on. Stop. Leave me alone. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Take me out for what? >> Stop resisting cuz you're resisting a lot. >> Resisting for what? I didn't >> car. I'm going to punch y'all in your face cuz y >> Oh, you fool. Okay, I promise you. Look, I didn't do it. >> Stop. Stop. >> Man, I'm a [ __ ] >> No, cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. I >> Stop resisting. Resisting. Stop. >> Stop resisting. You're >> hurting my arm. You're hurting. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Now you get charged with resisting with violence. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Resisting. Stop. >> Stop. Stop resisting. Stop. >> Go. >> Go. >> I will tase your ass. So step the back. >> Stop resisting. >> I can't. You're just bored as I got the way to be. >> Stop resisting. >> You got hurt in my arms. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> I don't give a >> Stay back. You put me down. Let me go. >> Yep. >> Stop resisting. Let go of my leg. I can walk. Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Why you holding me like that? >> Stop resisting. >> Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop. >> Stop kicking. >> Let go of my leg. >> Let go of my leg. >> Stop. >> You mother. Let go. Stop my leg. I can you up. >> Let go of my leg. >> I can wait. >> 478. You guys want a 33? >> No. We are 10. >> We have at least two more. >> Let go of my arm. >> Stop. >> You guys are spit on your arm. >> You're not listening. If you spit on us, we'll get charge of battery all >> stop. >> Stop. She's You cause all these problems. Stop. Stop. Stop. You called all these past me. >> Stop resisting them. >> If you're pregnant, then stop moving around. >> You let me spit my face. >> You let me spit my face. >> You let me go. You had an attitude. >> Just send me another unit. The hysteric woman was quick to use pregnancy as a shield, but her behavior showed that she cared very little about her own well-being, choosing to square up to the deputies instead of complying. Unfortunately for her, she had encountered some of the finest nononsense cops in the forc. >> Well, you know what? You would have had a simple verbal warning had not showed you an attitude like that. >> Too bad you're going to jail now. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> No, you're going to jail. >> Damn. >> Go shake. My stomach my time. >> Unlock it and put her in the car. >> Don't hurt my stomach. I'm not listening. >> Get on the other side. Pull her across. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. If you think you're pregnant, then stop. >> Okay. You stupid. >> I don't want to betray you. Let me go. >> She belted in. >> No, >> I'll take her in the car. >> All right, >> give her a minute. >> Yeah, you guys will follow. Would you take her? Um, she's claiming she's pregnant. >> Stop kicking the back of my car. there. I need a bow. >> Well, you're going to jail now. >> Yes, you are. And if you fight in jail, they're going to safe book you. >> I know you don't. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. I crushed the thing and I put my finger. >> There's a sign says clearly do not pass it. >> Right there. You can find it in court. >> I don't want to. But I need to go. I don't want to be here. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Stop around. Just Just shut just shut the door for now. >> Shut the door. She's She's not She's not kicking. It's fine. >> I just wanted her to kick me. >> She's outside now. >> Go ahead and shut this door. >> She's going. What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> Yeah, she's okay. Perfect. >> I just literally made a U-turn. >> You did make a U-turn. >> You did not make a U-turn. Ma'am, >> I made I made her left. I like >> No, you did not. I saw you right there. >> I didn't know if she was pregnant or not, so I didn't want to like put her face down with with the tactic we learned. So, >> I want her out of here before family starts showing up. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Will you threaten to spit in the officer's face and you follow resistance? >> I'm going to pull up next to him so people stop driving right here real quick. >> Just give Just give him room to get out. Just pull up right about there. >> Do you need Do you require medical assistance? >> I take that as a >> In the end, the woman was charged with assault on an LEO, battery on an LEO, and resisting with violence. She was sentenced to 2 years of probation, 50 hours of community service, and anger management class. That woman was one entitled driver. Like Jasmine, it wouldn't stay off the road despite having her license suspended five times. >> Have a seat at your car. >> Have a seat in your car when I'm done. Ma'am, I don't care. You have to have a seat in the car. >> I have the right to do whatever I want. If I can get out of my car, I can get out of my car. You cannot tell me I cannot get out of my car. >> You're this close to going to jail. >> Don't give up. >> Relax. Relax. >> You're hurting me. Relax. >> On March the 8th, 2023 in Orange County, Florida, a traffic officer conducting a standard license plate check stopped a driver named Jasmine upon finding that her license was suspended and that the vehicle was under a stateisssued seizure order. But the deputy was naive to believe that a driver with a suspended license would be easy to deal with. Rather, Jasmine was about to show him exactly why she didn't deserve to be on the road in the first place. >> How you doing? License and registration, please. 45. >> As soon as I get your license, I'll be glad to tell you. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Jasmine, the reason why I'm stopping is cuz I run the plate. Your license actually comes back suspended and you have a cease tag order in reference to your car insurance. >> Oh, I mean, you do. >> No, I went to the courthouse yesterday. >> Uhhuh. >> Made payments, >> right? You made the payment, but you didn't take care of everything else. >> How do you know? >> Because it says in my record. >> I just did it yesterday. Maybe an update. Didn't say I couldn't drive. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you you can't drive. Your license is suspended. >> It's not. If I went to the courthouse, >> Jasmine, when's the last time you had a ticket? >> I I haven't been pulled over. You're the first person to pull me over. >> So, you've never had a ticket before? >> No. Only red light cameras. >> Red light cameras. Okay. Has your license ever been suspended before? >> No. >> No. Okay. And the address here, is this correct? >> Yeah. >> Well, which one? The one on your license here or the Conway road? >> The one on my license. >> The one on your license. Okay. Cuz they don't forward DL information. That's why. How long has it been since you lived in Conway? >> Only a couple months. >> A couple months. Okay. So, you just moved back here. Okay. And what do you have there? You were trying to show me something else. What's this? >> This is the paper at the port. >> Okay. This shows you live in CMI. >> The paperwork that you filled out yesterday. I'm sorry. >> Well, because you have to have the correct address on your license. That's a civil infraction. >> The Cassini one. >> The one on my ID. >> Okay. Well, why would you write incorrect information? >> I didn't write >> 115. >> I'll be right back. >> For a moment, the officer second guessed himself, choosing to run Jasmine's number plate one more time to confirm his suspicions. That was when he discovered that Jasmine's license had been suspended a total of five times. But Jasmine was not about to let him nab her easily. At least not when she still had some fight left in her. >> Have a seat at your car. Have a seat in your car when I'm done. Ma'am, I don't care. You have a child have a seat in the car. >> Okay, listen to me. You don't have the right to get out. >> I have the right to do whatever I want. If I can get out of my car, I can get out of my car. You cannot tell me I cannot get out of my car. >> Yes, I can. >> How can you not? You're not my boss. You're not my dad. You don't do >> There's a Supreme Court ruling that says you need to get back in your car. Now get back in your car. >> Let me see the paper. >> Google it. Get back in your car. >> I'm not googling. That's >> okay. Ma'am, you're losing your car today. I'm impounding the car. I'm taking your license and I'm taking your tag. >> How are you? >> So, if you want to call somebody to come get you, that's the best thing. >> I'm here. I'm here by myself and >> Well, I apologize. Your license is suspended four times. You have an FR suspension and you have not cleared everything up. >> I just I show you the >> Everything is not cleared up. >> What do you mean? Then why did she tell me that? I asked her there any other problems. She didn't say nothing. >> Well, I'm telling you what there is. I will give you all the court. >> I will give you all the information. Your car is getting impounded. >> What do you mean by that? It's going to go to the record yard. It's going to go to police impound until you get a valid license. So, you physically go down to the DL office and reinstate your license. You owe money because you're not allowed to drive. I cannot let you get in a car and drive again. >> I went to the courthouse and she said there's no stop. >> I'm just telling you what's going on. >> Well, you can take it up with the clerk. >> I was just not understand what I'm telling you. Stupid. >> Go stand by your car. >> And then you're going to >> go stand by your car. Go stand by your car. >> You're this close to going to jail. >> Okay. >> You're this close to going to jail. >> Go have a seat by your car. >> Once Jasmine realized she wasn't getting out of this mess anytime soon, she decided to pull the dumbest move in the book and make a run for it. That went as well as one could have expected. Get out of the car now. >> What is your problem? >> Get out of the car. Turn around. Put your hands on the back. >> What is your problem? >> Get out of the car. >> What is your problem? >> What is your problem? >> Relax. Relax. >> You're hurting me. You're >> relax. Get off of me. >> You're hurting me. Get off of me. [Music] Get off of me. Get off of me. You get off of me. Don't you get off of me. >> Go to the ground. >> No, I don't want to go to the ground. Help. I have to go get my [ __ ] dick. No, you are not putting these on me. What are you doing? >> Roll over. Stop resisting. [Music] [Applause] >> My leg. [Music] Get off of me, please. [Applause] Get off of me, please. Stand up. >> My arm to my head. >> Stand up. >> Oh my god. Look at my kids. What is wrong with you? Look at my hair. I didn't do nothing to you. What the >> You can't take off on a traffic stop. >> Take off. >> Get in. It's all on video. >> Get in. >> I was at the Get in. >> You're such a >> Did you take this hand off? >> Nope. You're going to jail, ma'am. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Well, unfortunately, when you fled from the shop, you did something wrong. When you didn't listen, you did something wrong. >> I was >> So now now And then when you when you punched me when you punched me on the ground. Yep. You swung and hit me. >> Now it's battery. >> It's all on video. >> Know how to throw a ball. >> Okay. It's all on video. >> I don't know how to throw a ball. No, >> ma'am. It's all on video. >> This was a classic example of playing dumb games and winning dumb prizes. Yet, even after all that madness, Jasmine was still not done acting like an entitled brat in the back seat. >> Call my mom. No, you can call you can call your mom after you get booked into the jail. >> 24 hours. >> Why would I arrest you? >> Uh because you ran from the traffic stop. >> I didn't ran from the traffic stop. I was at the red light. The lights turn green over at the park. Got out the car to watch yourself at the courthouse. >> Did you not just drive off yesterday? >> Did you not just drive off? >> No. Yes. I went to the courthouse. Why can't I go? Because when the traffic stop wasn't done and I told you that. >> Yeah, but I need to go to Portland. >> It doesn't matter. You don't have the right to leave. >> You don't. >> You don't have the right to leave. >> I don't need to understand. >> And they call your bicycle. Why call me a bicycle if I get arrested? >> I don't know. That's between you and them. >> Unfortunately, you'll go to jail today. >> Unfortunately, you go to jail today. You'll get booked in. Okay. So, what are you taking then? >> When I'm ready, it's my time. I will get done and we will head that way. >> So, inconsiderate hurt me. I'm bleeding. You hurt my bow and my legs. And you say I punched you. I can't even throw a punch. >> I've never even like fought like that before. What are you talking about? You said complete control. You're trying to tell me 130 lb girl was being threw a punch where both of her hands behind her back. That's a lie. >> Yeah, we're good. >> We're good. >> No, we're not. >> Just one on a traffic stop and she didn't believe her stuff was suspended. >> No, I believe you. >> Then she decided to jump when when her car was getting ready to get impounded. >> She lied. >> She jumped in the car and took off. >> Oh, that's right. >> So Ron was able to get here. I was able to get there. And then of course, you know, she wanted to fight and not go to jail. >> I cannot fight. I don't know how to fight. Hey, I'm only 130 lbs. I'm small. Can I fight? >> So, it was a good day, I guess. >> Yeah. >> Who are you? >> Nobody got hurt. No one. >> I'm hurt. >> I'ming hurt. I'm bleeding. And my head is there in FS51. We can respond. How are you? >> Been a while, man. >> Nope. You can't leave. We're going to the jail. >> Then, let's go. What are you waiting for? >> We got to wait. and everything. >> I still got a stuff to do. >> In my head, >> how much do you weigh compared to how much do I weigh? Doesn't make any sense. >> I throw a punch for what? To make you feel better. I did not throw no punch. How can I throw a punch? Why we go to the house to find out why this lady like me? Cuz she knew I would get this predicament. Doesn't make any sense. I did my part to the poor house to find a foot going out with my lady and she lied to me so my car didn't stop. I cannot afford to get that out. I have to take care of my kids and this is wasting my time and my kids time for no reason. And then you got to tell somebody, "Oh, are you okay? What has happened to you? >> You got to go home, open up a cold beer, right? >> Who's going to feed my [ __ ] kid? Who's going to put my [ __ ] kids to bed? They're going to wonder where their mother is. So she went to pay her money to the courthouse when they want to go to Disney and they can't evening take them because I have to work. No >> to pay these tickets from these red light cameras cuz I'm trying to go to work and then you're going to throw me on the ground and then say the [ __ ] then what? How do I even get out? Like what the is this [ __ ] Doesn't make any sense. You see two car seats in the back. What the [ __ ] does that mean? >> I didn't do nothing. No [ __ ] nothing. >> She threw a fancy job. >> Yeah. To find out why they have the girls. Why? I was just there and paid a lot of money that I don't have. >> As a result of her actions, Jasmine was charged with resisting an officer with violence, obstruction without violence, and fleeing and eluding the police.