talk about. >> No, no, we're beyond that point. Turn around and face the car now. >> You are trauma. >> Welfare checks are meant to make sure someone is safe, but officers can face unexpected resistance when they arrive. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Do not resist me. >> What seems like a simple request for help can quickly become a serious confrontation. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Stop. >> Don't do it. Turn over. Stop. Back up. >> Especially when a person refuses to cooperate or turns against the [music] officers. Here's what happened. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Will you pull her back? A vehicle investigation quickly took a serious turn when police uncovered outstanding warrants, suspected drugs, a firearm, and a collection of suspicious items. >> You roll on that back window for me, please. >> What's up, >> Charles? Yeah. >> Step by the vehicle for me. >> Keep your hands up. Nope. Put it down. Keep your hands up. Yep. Don't move. >> All right. I forgot one man custody. Walk over here. >> Can I put my book in my bag and stuff? >> You can take your book right there. >> All right. That's fine. Are you going upstairs, please? >> Yep. That's fine. >> You have four warrants for your arrest, bud. >> Four? >> Yeah. >> How? >> [ __ ] Vinyl. >> I don't know. Who's the guy inside that was with you? >> Uh, my buddy. Who's your buddy? >> Ian. >> Ian? What? >> Uh, I don't know his last name. >> Buddy Ian. Was he in the car with you? >> I'm being cash. >> He was in the car with him with the PC. Luke, >> quote me, stick me. No. >> Anything in the car we need to know about? >> Okay. Before we do anything, you have the right to remain silent. Can't ask a couple questions. >> Yeah. >> We're 106 secure. You give us 15. Go ahead and confirm. >> I don't like this. >> Yeah. Come up here. >> What? What did you ask? >> My purse while I get it back in this. >> Yeah, but now it's on the PC. Okay, that's that's fine. >> Will you pull her back there, though? I don't want her right there while I'm checking. >> No more dope in your pockets. >> No, >> just in the door. >> Is it your dope? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What is this? Just math or >> Yeah. >> Okay. How old are you? >> Uh 21. >> Okay. >> I got my ID in my bag. >> Okay. >> Oh, did you guys over there before we Oh, okay. >> I only got to see the pipe in the door. You think this AOT jacket's not stolen? >> That's a fake ID, bud. That's how you've been skirting around. >> Oh, man. getting my bag. It's >> all right. >> I try to say >> okay. >> Do you have your ID on you? Can I see that, please? >> Why? >> Do you have the right to remain silent? Do you understand? >> I'm going to read you your rights because I'm going to ask you a question. So, I'm going to read your rights. Do you understand them? >> Oh, got the 32. >> Hey, here again. >> A >> that'll get somebody. Dude, look at that. >> Hey, dude. You realize how like bad that is to carry in a jacket pocket? Nothing else on your purse, nothing on your waistband. >> About to tell you if you'll just wait for me to finish talking. Okay, >> just let let her finish talking. Okay, just don't say anything. Let her let her >> Okay. Do you understand your rights? >> Okay. Knowing your rights, are you willing to answer my questions? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is this yours? >> No, ma'am. What? What? What are those? >> Okay. Start clear. >> Let me get this figured out, brother, and I'll get you that cigarette. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. Just go ahead. Go ahead and turn around here real quick. >> Okay. Hey, I ain't going to hurt you. Okay. >> I know that, but I don't know what those are. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't know what those are, though. >> Listen, right now, >> that's my sister's baby daddy, and I'm not >> That's fine. >> This is the first time I've seen him in a while. just you just hang tight for a minute. Okay. >> Okay. That's fine. We're we're in the process of figuring things out. So, what I what I am going to do is I'm going to put you in the back of my car. We're just going to do two things. Okay. >> I'm just I'm nervous now cuz I don't know why is I don't know why >> what's going on. The officers also detained another man who was inside the same vehicle with the suspect. >> I'm going to come inside where it's warmer. >> Yeah, that's why we're standing here. >> What's up, brother? >> How you doing? >> You know who who is that gentleman out there? >> Charles name. >> Not yet. Okay. >> Can I ask a question? >> Yeah, we'll come we'll come over. Well, I should ask you a couple ask a couple questions. >> He's just a friend. He's giving me a ride today. Today, >> today's my birthday. I was I had some extra tools. I was trying to get ready for my birthday money today. I got a ride. He was my ride. brought me over here and I [snorts] was going back home. >> You got a pretty good payout up there, didn't you? >> Yeah. Yeah. What' you get? >> 300 bucks. >> Okay, I told you. >> There was just some tools that we had had from doing construction that we didn't get to use that were still in the box. The receipts out in the car >> that we that I bought them with. >> Okay. So, I'm not disputing that. >> But, I mean, you know who he is and like what he's about, right? He does nothing but steal, lie, and cheat. >> Really? I I haven't seen him since school. We went to school together and then he got a hold of me the other day on messenger on Facebook and you know >> when did you get out of >> I got out December 11th >> when when did he pick you up? >> I don't even know what time it is now. >> Uh it's 3:00 in the afternoon. >> It was probably 1:30ish I'd say >> today. Yeah. >> Haven't been with him like any other time. >> No. >> Yesterday. Today? >> No. No sir. You can ask my [snorts] I'm on the monitor so he can vouch for me. >> Oh yeah. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. >> Well, you're not you're not going away forever. You're not just disappearing. Nothing like that. I mean, you'll get a phone call and, you know, they're probably going to want to talk to you and things like that. You'll be able to explain what's going on, but for the time being, >> huh? >> Am I going to go to jail? >> They're probably going to want to talk to you before we figure it. You know, if you don't if you haven't done anything illegal, then there's no reason for you to go to jail. >> I have your license. >> Who's Anita Austin? >> That's my You can call her on my phone. Yeah, she left me with her cash cuz I can't make one. >> Okay. >> So, I make it time. So if we confir call and confirm with that she >> yeah I can call right now. >> Well worst case scenario um I would take that just because once it's not your name >> I would just put in evidence here >> and then basically she would have to come up here and get position of that. Okay. >> Okay. >> You just hang tight in here and I'll be back with you in a little bit. Okay. I'm going to turn that heat on for you so you don't freeze >> cuz you got to be cold in that dress. It's 20° out. Girl, >> was he actively smoking meth when you walked up? >> Yeah. back through here yet. >> Does the weed violate your pearl? >> Does the weed violate your pearl? >> It could. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm the only thing I >> Okay. Well, I'm not here to bust your balls, man. Okay. I am going to take this card, though. Okay. >> Not saying you should do anything physicious. However, in this game, it is what it is. Okay. So, >> um, however, there was uh a gun located in the car and there was dope located in the car. So, you're going to be hanging out here for a second. >> Okay. >> Am I going the jail? >> I I I didn't say that. Um, he took position of some of the dope already. So, I mean, he's a driver, but I mean, where were you sitting in there? >> I was in the back seat. >> Left side. Right side. >> I was on I was behind him. >> Okay. So, left side. >> Yeah. Oh, I was on this right side back here. I Let's see. Right side. >> So, you're the right passenger side. Okay. >> Would you believe there's checks in there? There's shirts in his car. >> Jesus Christ. >> Almost like I'm just I'm I'm doing detective work on something. >> Yeah. >> What about >> Rocky Pipe? >> Oh boy. Look at I step in. >> Hey, you know what? Now that you said this guy's name, he's the one that stole that bike from the guy >> on Morgan. >> Yeah. Threw him like 400 fake dollars. >> Oh, at Shny Village. Yeah. Was it a real 32 or a fake 32? Oh, >> fake. Three of them. >> Oh man. All excited. There is a real 45 in round or a clip in here, but I don't see a gun yet. Are nunchucks considered deadly weapons? >> You got one of those little pill baggies. It's like a little coin bag. >> No, I got bag. >> Open up. Open up the back of my car and the in the evidence box. There's little coin bags. Grab me one. >> The drugs recovered from the vehicle raised more questions, so officers pressed the man for answers at the police station. They're antibiotics. >> You ever seen this? >> These these are antibiotics. >> Oh, I don't know what them are. I >> was going to say that's a hydrocodone and a benzo. >> Oh, them were my girlfriends. She's in she's in jail. >> Gotcha. So, you have no idea who's who this belongs to? >> No. Them them were my girlfriends and she's in jail. >> Okay. >> Hey, Dodd, guess what? You got controlled substance on everybody. >> I've been looking for you. There's there's there's no highest to I'm looking for you. Okay. Um what's the deal with the car? Like someone said it was a stolen car then it wasn't a stolen car. Like is that your car? Whose car is that? >> Yeah, I bought it off of um Miss Cooper. >> Miss Cooper. >> Mhm. >> She like a Marian or Heron or something? >> But I was helping take care of her there towards the end of her because her sons wouldn't do anything for her. And uh she basically gave me a really good deal on it. She basically gave me the car, but I only I only paid $2,000 for it. So >> that's not a bad deal. >> Uh Kendra, >> when did you buy the car? >> It would have been back in August. >> And you said you paid two grand for it. >> Mhm. >> Tell me about the the firearms in the car. >> Uh they're training. >> Training. >> We all have fun with them, you know. >> Okay. Are they yours or whose are they? They're mine. >> Okay. Um, >> everything in there that was mine. I know he found some pills or something and was trying to say that it was hers or whatever, but it actually was my girlfriend's and she had got arrested and I forgot they were in there. So, but I don't want her to get arrested for, you know what I mean, for something she didn't do. >> Yeah, I appreciate that. Um, so all the tools that we saw, like there was like a uh like I think floor scraper, >> like the guy I worked for, he built the jail. >> Really? >> Mark. >> Okay. And uh >> are those old tools? Are they new tools? >> They're I think a couple of the bits are pretty old. They're been been in there for a while since back in August. And I told him that and I grabbed a washer and dryer off the front porch and was taken to the truck and uh they had pulled up on me. But maybe that's why >> there were checks that were cashed with your name on them, your phone number, your fingerprint. I'll just be upfront with you, man. So, how many times have you cashed checks in the past month and a half? I just I just need to know. >> I mean, because I'll be I've got I've got >> you've cashed five checks. Okay. Cuz I said I've got video. I've got I've got DNA. I've got all this stuff that I have against you. I just I just want to know why. Like why we're cashing checks. Um >> I've been on drugs. >> Yeah. >> For a few years. >> Sure. >> They've definitely got the best. All suspects were charged with possession of a firearm and possession of narcotics. The vehicle investigation uncovered far more than officers expected. The next traffic stop was much simpler, but the passenger's refusal created a new problem. >> Not tonight. 30 minutes. >> All right, man. Come on. >> I apologize, man. >> On April 26th, 2025 in Palos Heights, Illinois, police stopped a vehicle after spotting a passenger driving without a seat belt. How are you? What the >> you just pulled us over for you wearing a seat belt when you pass, man. >> Man, I'm a grown ass man. The patch is a seat. Are you serious? >> Man, ask her what she want insurance. Get the away from the window for me. >> License and insurance. And I need your license, too. >> W 21. Can you throw me down at a traffic stop on Shell and I'll take another car. Yeah, just toss me on a traffic stop at Shell 145 in Palaski. Give me another car. No rushing. >> I need your license, too, sir. >> I ain't no comment. >> You weren't wearing your You weren't wearing your seatelt. >> Listen, man. Who? You a kid or something at >> I don't care. >> Hey, call the sergeant. >> You're not getting a sergeant. You're going to give me your license. You're going to go to jail. That simple. >> I got to give you license. >> I'm writing you a ticket. I need your ID. Man, I don't give you [ __ ] Your >> license, man. Nothing. I'm wrong with you. >> So, you going to give me your name? >> I'm not giving you nothing. All right. >> Very good. Do you have insurance? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Very good. >> Are you going to give me your license, sir? >> I'm not I'm not driving. Well, I'm giving you my license >> cuz you're not wearing a seat belt. You don't need to be driving. >> Patches a seat, bro. >> Yes, sir. Are you going to give me your name? >> Who is it? Can you talk some stuff to him? cuz he's about to go to jail. I need his ID. >> I need his license. >> Yes, I need your ID. >> You got a pocket full of money. Do what you need to do, punk. >> Are you going to give me your name? >> Because I got a pocket full of money. >> Hop on out. >> I don't got to get >> Yep. Ma'am, unlock the door. I need your name. I've asked you five times now. You're getting a ticket for no seat belt. I need your name. >> Passes a seat. >> Yes. >> Dude, this is just a seat, >> man. No, I'm not you. No [ __ ] ID. You going to snatch my town driving into an arrest, >> man. Ain't no arrest. I got a pocket full of money. Arrest for having a seat belt. You don't even make any sense, man. Get your ass away from the cop. >> Call a sergeant or something. I'm not going to get you to get up. >> Even after repeatedly ordering the man to step out of the vehicle, the officers eventually had enough and removed him from the car. >> You got to get out, bro. >> I trying to be cordial and nice. Don't touch me, bro, man. Don't turn around, bro. Don't touch me, man. We try to be cool, bro. YOU >> DIDN'T EVEN DO NOTHING. [ __ ] >> STOP RESISTING. Now you're under arrest. Stop resisting, bro. >> I asked him for his name five times. >> He's not complaining. >> Relax, dude. >> Doing nothing, bro. >> Relax. >> Push me. >> We'll do it. We'll do it. We'll take you. >> I'm not doing resisting, >> bro. You're going to the ground. >> Stop going to the ground. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT, >> BRO? Just get out the car and put you a >> No, man. We're not playing that game. Hey, Mike. My my cuffs are locked, bro. >> Stop. >> I'm heading you around. I'm not doing nothing. I'm >> I'm going to step away a little bit. >> Go ahead. Go ahead. I'm not doing anything. I'm telling my child, >> dude. This was a simple Hey, give me your ID. >> Still a simple I understand what was going on. >> You put your hands on this officer. >> I didn't touch you. >> Hey, you swear TO ME. >> I SWEAR TO GOD I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU, BRO. We're done. We're done. >> I told you. I TOLD YOU. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. I TOLD YOU. I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. I GOT IN THE CAR LIKE I got the car like a man. That's why I got the car. I'm a punk, right? I'm a punk. Right. You don't want You don't want You're right. YOU DON'T WANT TO GIVE STOP. I APOLOGIZE. STOP. >> I apologize. >> Stop. You're right. I apologize. >> Shut the up and let me talk. I apologize. Okay. I've asked you your name five times. You know what? Okay. Call me a You want to talk [ __ ] about it? >> You're right. Look, I think I've ruined that. I apologize. Listen, I apologize. I was upset about some other it had nothing to do. My name is Jonathan Lipscom. I stay right here. Clear, man. I'm sorry. I apologize for I don't got no ID. You get my phone. I can show you my ID on my phone. Come on, man. >> I apologize, man. >> And you slap my hand. I slap your hand. You know I a I ain't done that. >> What are you doing? >> I apologize, man. I was upset about some other dog just chewing my flow up, man. That's it. >> I ain't mean no harm. I was just pissed off by the seat belt. You l you looked at each other in the eye and you just pulled up. >> Yeah, but we're not going to play who's got the bigger dick here, right? >> You're right. Sounds good. Get in the car. Sounds good, man. >> Take a seat real quick. >> Oh, take a seat. Yeah, I apologize, man. I'm upset about the Roman [ __ ] You taking it all on you. Johnson. I I'm You got man. I'm just upset about some good [ __ ] You know I ain't push up on you nothing. I just got out the car. I don't want to play that. >> I grabbed you. You slap my hand. All right. It's not a big deal. >> No. No. I just listen on some real [ __ ] I ain't slap you. I just said don't grab me. That's it. I ain't going to play with no police like that. My sister [ __ ] You're right. You're right, man. I I don't know what just happened. I just don't know. I'm just lip gone. Jonathan Lip. You know what it was? Me and you just looked at each other. Ah. And I just fig you just picking on me, bro. I ain't going to gonna lie. We just looked at each other. That's how I just fig you picking up. >> Only get some ice. >> I told you I'm out here for seat belts and cell phones, right? It's in the state of Illinois. Out here for cell phones. Listen. >> I ain't just picking you. >> No, you're right. You're right. I'm going to just be honest. >> I just felt like you picked on me like a kid and I was just trying to stand up cuz you the minute you looked out of the thing. So that's all it was, bro. >> I was playing big dick, little dick, bro. That's all, bro. Not [ __ ] I shouldn't even >> All right. >> HEY, ASHLEY, CALM DOWN. IS COOL. >> JUST SIT IN there for a sec. >> He want to be a [ __ ] cuz I >> No one's being an [ __ ] >> Police. That's why he want to be an [ __ ] cuz I didn't do nothing wrong OR I DIDN'T DISRESPECT THAT OR I DIDN'T DISRESPECT NONE OF Y'ALL. >> RELAX. >> Is you talking about? >> I came up here nothing but nice to you guys, >> right? And I WAS NICE TO YOU. >> YES, >> I WAS. YOU CANNOT HOLD WHAT HE DOING TO Y'ALL AGAINST ME. Let's continue with that. Okay. Talk to me. >> I do. I DO [ __ ] RIGHT? SO, WHAT THE ARE YOU POINTING AT ME FOR? >> WELL, 21. >> OKAY. SUSPENDED. >> How many shots does this guy have today? All of them. Peaceful, cordial. Have a good day, sir. Have a good day, man. >> YOU SAID NOTHING. >> I LITERALLY HAVE TO POINT AT YOU BECAUSE you can't understand the vehicle. >> This is just >> Ma'am. Ma'am, do you have a valid driver's license for the vehicle? Do you have it on you? >> Yes. >> Where? >> No. No. >> No. I don't have the I lost my ID. I mean my license, the car. >> Do you have a Do you have a picture of it by any chance? >> Of my driver's actually driving license. It might be in my phone. >> Can you Can you check for me really quick? Excuse me. DID Y'ALL RUN MY NAME? >> UH, NO. I don't I don't think he ran I don't think he ran your name. I think he ran his name. >> He can run it. Just tell him just tell him run it. I promise. I got valid license and insurance and all that. >> I'll let you ask him if he has it. The officers then spoke with the man about what had happened and explained what would happen next. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Jonathan, listen. All right. >> Can I calm down real quick? >> I got you. Listen, man. All right. So, now you're in handcuffs. We did all that extra stuff. So, here's the thing. I got to take you back to the station. Right. Right. Cuz we can't be doing all that extra stuff. Me going hands on you. >> Listen, listen, listen. So, at most you're going to get a ticket for a seat belt back at the station obstructing it to mirror. I'm going to get you out in 30 minutes. >> Hey, look. I apologize to you, man. I don't I don't even know why I just got mad. I some real [ __ ] I don't even know why I just got mad. >> I know. You know what it was? I'm on some real just him at the light. Me and him looked eye to eye and he just pulled us right over and I just got mad as hell off that [ __ ] That's all that was. >> Listen, at most at most you're going to get misdemeanor. I could be an [ __ ] and probably charge you with aggravated battery. Class 4 and you know touch you. Listen. >> Yes, you did. [laughter] Yes, you did. I didn't hold up the video. >> I just yank my hand. I said, "Don't grab me. Don't slap me. It It's no deal." Okay, so here's the deal. You're going to take a ride with him and we'll get you going here. Okay. >> I'm going to get you out tonight. 30 minutes. >> All right, man. Appreciate I apologize, man. >> Tony, can you just search him again real quick? >> Thanks, dude. >> See how we're talking now? >> See, your bend just show me how to make a limit. >> All right. See how we were talking now, dude? >> Say something to the picture now real quick. >> All right. I'll meet you at the station. >> All right, man. He's gonna come back to the station with us. He's gonna get charged up real quick. No big deal. Just a couple misdemeanors. Um I'm gonna rate you a ticket for your suspended plates and we'll get you out of here. Okay. >> Okay. >> Understand? >> Plates are suspended. >> Yes, ma'am. For mandatory insurance violation. >> That's incorrect. I have insurance. I just showed you. >> So, um I've run into this a couple times. Uh people with or without insurance, doesn't matter even if they're valid or not. They just didn't provide proof of insurance to the de the secretary of state and time. That's all it is. Okay. So, I'm going to give you a ticket. Um you could decide to go to court. You could decide not to go to court. Totally up to you. Okay. >> Okay. >> 30, 45 minutes. I need with him at most. No big deal. Okay. >> Give me a few minutes. You can sit back in your motor vehicle. Okay. >> All right, ma'am. So, >> I gave you one ticket. It's for the suspended registration. Okay. Like I said, you probably just didn't provide proof of insurance to this the Secretary of State. Okay. So, all you have to do is come up to the DMV here, ask them how you get these plates back valid. I believe that you have to pay a reinstatement fee about 50 or 75 bucks, and you're and show them valid insurance, which you have, and they'll reinstate your plates back to valid. Okay? Um, so I'm just going to give you a ticket for that. Couple ways to handle it. A, if you want to contest it in court, you can. Two, there's two options for paying a fine, getting driving school, or just paying the fine and getting a conviction. Three convictions in a year. I don't know how many tickets you get a year. three convictions in a year, they'll suspend your license. Okay? But if this is just your first one, I wouldn't worry about it. >> The man was charged with resisting or obstructing a peace officer. He also received a seat belt related traffic citation. That traffic stop ended with charges, while another driver's reckless behavior soon gave officers a much bigger reason to intervene. One dangerous drive quickly turned into a tense confrontation when police stopped the woman after she ran a stop sign, drifted across lanes, and drove erratically. >> Sam 18 traffic stop. We're going to be pulling into the Casey's parking lot. Hello, Officer Lun Sandwich Police Department. Reading for the staff. Whole lot of them. So, first thing that got my attention is you went through the stop sign. Um, you're all over the road, like in the other lanes. You're speeding. Like, if I didn't stop you, you probably would have crashed. Can I get your license and insurance, please? Where you coming from? Okay. Thank you. You have insurance? Can I see it? Thank you. All right. Just give me a few minutes. Okay. Samson 10 from 18. Can you head this way? If I didn't stop her, she was going to kill someone. >> Really? >> That's the worst driving I've seen in a long time. Um, she's not being very compliant. I tried asking her a couple questions. She's like, I'm not answering any questions. Proceeds to drop her license. She's just I don't know what's going on with her. So, I'm going to get out of the car, see how that goes. But something tells me she's not going to be very compliant. >> Okay. >> Uh, leads was up and now it's down. >> She's not being compliant. Let's get her out of there. Well, she still gave me everything I requested. Uh, I got to see if she has an up-to-date insurance card. This one's expired. Do you have a more up-to-date insurance card? This one expired in July. Here's this one back for you. >> One that's not expired. That one expired in July. The original one. Okay, >> this is the same one. >> Okay. All right. We'll look for this after. For right now, I'm going to have you step out of the car. >> Okay. You have to step out of the car is what I'm saying. Pennsylvania first amendments. I can order you out of the car at any time and right now I believe that you're under the influence of something. >> See the case law. It's supreme case court law. So here's us back. >> It's okay. >> What's that? >> Until >> Okay. Until you have what? Okay, I'm at I'm telling you you have to step out of the car >> or else you're >> I I don't have to. It's Supreme case court law. So when I order you out when I order you out of the car at any time, you have to come. Don't Don't worry about him. Right now, I'm asking you step out of the car. >> The officer gave her multiple chances to step out of the vehicle, but she repeatedly refused to cooperate. I'm going to ask you one more time or else I'm going to have to forcefully remove you from the car and I don't want to do that because I believe that you're under the influence. >> Yes. And almost causing an accident. >> The way you were driving unacceptable. >> Really? >> Yes. >> Uh right now, no. Cuz I will have to end my dash cam and I'm not doing that. >> You I don't have to do that. >> Okay. either step out of the car or your window's going in. >> I'm gonna ask you one more time >> to >> Yeah. Okay. >> Ma'am, I don't >> I don't want to put your window in. I don't want to break your window. You're going to have to come out. >> I want you to >> Okay, then come out of the cart. >> I have not done anything. Okay, come out of the car, please. >> No, >> please step out of the car. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> Count just for 43. She's refusing to get out of the car. You want to try? >> Ma'am, please. >> What was that? >> What? >> Simple. >> Can you please step out of the car for him? He needs to make sure that you're okay to drive. We >> didn't smash anything. >> Nothing got smashed. He's asking you to step out of the car. Can you please step out of the car so he can make sure you're okay to drive? If you are, he'll get you on the way. Okay. He has to make sure of that. And by law, he has every right to do that. I understand. But he has reason to believe that you're under the influence based on your driving and what he's seen. Huh. Okay. Well, come on out. He's trying to figure that out. That's not the way it works. >> Well, now he's asking you to step out of the car and you're not complying with that and it's a lawful order. >> Okay. You're your window's going to end up getting broken >> and you're going to get pulled out of the car. That's fine. You're also going to have other charges, too. So, you're going to be arrested >> for what? for resisting. Yes, you are. You're resisting. >> As of right now, you are under you're under arrest. I'm asking you to step out for obstructing. So, go ahead and step out >> for obstructing. For not stepping out of the car when I ordered you to. >> Okay. Your window's going to come in. Please. I don't want to do that. >> What's that? >> That's fine. You're being We're recording as well. So, I'm going to ask you again to please step out of the car as I've asked multiple other times. >> Okay, go ahead and get her out of the car. >> Okay, Sam 18, just for 43. I'm going have to break in the window, take her out. All right, one more time before your window goes in. Please step out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Out of the car. Put your phone down. Get out of the car. No, I'm >> Get out of the car. >> Put your phone down. >> No, I >> put your hand behind your back. >> This could have went a lot easier. >> All right, going back to my car. >> This one or that one? >> This one. And you reek of alcohol. All right. What do you want me to do? >> Charge it to you. I am >> Well, I've been I know I know what I'm and all the traffic citations. >> Okay. >> Um >> uh go ahead and call for the toe. >> Do you want me to start the paperwork? >> I'll start the tow paperwork. Do you do the inventory? >> The woman was taken to the police station where the officer explained the charges against her and walked her through the consequences. I'm going to go to that door straight ahead. >> Come out. >> Yes. I'm going to go to that door straight ahead. Let's have a seat straight ahead on that little stool. Get those off you. >> Thank you. >> There. >> Uh that one right there. >> You're not willing to submit any friends. That's correct. >> Can it be not known that I'm a dancer? >> What's that? like it's not going to be known to the public that I'm a dancer. >> No, I'm not going to go around telling people. >> Can I call my husband? >> So, [clears throat] even if you don't submit to the breathalyzer, I still need to do a 20-minute observation of you. So, basically, you got to keep your hands away from your face. It sounds stupid, but they say that it can mess with the breathalyzer. So, after the 20 minutes and we get done with this, you can have your phone. Okay? Even if you don't submit to the breathalyzer. Okay. So, I can call my husband. >> Yes. And >> because I'm sure he's scared right now. >> I mean, if you call him, just keep it on speaker. Don't put it up to your face. >> That's fine. >> I'm trying to work with you. Okay, >> that's fine. I appreciate you >> right now. >> Yeah, >> I can. >> Yep. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm not a mean guy. >> My phone's dead. May I call on this phone? Look, you can see that it's dead. >> You have an iPhone? >> No. >> Um, I'm going to have you call this phone, unfortunately. >> That's fine. Okay. Yeah. >> Like I have nothing to hide from you. >> I know. I'm just saying. >> Um do I have to like dial something? >> Dial out. Nope. Just like a normal phone. >> Trent, I've been arrested. I need you to come get me. >> It's going to be about 45 minutes. >> It's going to be about 45 minutes to how long? >> 45 to an hour. >> To an hour. >> Just to be safe. >> Just to be safe. The officer is very nice, but he did break my window open. So, it's going to be the morning to motorists. Big long thing that I read you stating the consequences. Um, I did have to put on there. Refused to sign. >> Do you mind if I stand up? I don't >> um there's going to be no summary suspension. >> Basically has all your information and my probable cause why I believe that you were under the influence. And like I said, um it's stating that your driving coaches will be suspended for a minimum of 12 months. You're going to have a court date before that and they get to decide what goes what happened from there. >> So I can't drive for 12 months. >> You'll have a court date before that. >> So your license is still valid now until the court tells you different. >> Okay. So I can still drive to work and stuff. >> Yes, ma'am. Correct. >> Okay. >> In 45 days, but you'll have a court date before then. >> Okay. And then they'll tell me when it's >> I just I want to follow everything to a te. >> They'll give you the date. Yes. >> Okay. Okay. So, I can still drive. Yes. Okay. Thank you. >> Um >> cuz I have to work. >> I know. I get it. Tow sheet. Um it was towed by Gibson's. That is the address right there. Um in order to get the vehicle out, you got to come here, pay our fee, which is 500. You'll get a release slip, take it to Gibson's, and then you get your car out that way. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm just going to reiterate. >> So, I have to come to you guys, >> correct? >> Pay $500. Yes. >> And then go to Leland. >> Yes. You have to pay their amount. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, there's that. Um, this is going to be the complaint for the obstructing cuz we told you multiple times get out of your car and you did not. Okay. >> So, that is that complaint. >> Okay. >> And then few citations. One is for DUI. >> Sorry, I'm just going to read. >> It's okay. One is for operating the uninsured motor vehicle. If you do find your insurance, bring it to court. >> I don't really have >> Okay. They they will drop that. But since you did not show proof of a current one, >> the woman was charged with DUI and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. She also received citations for a stop sign violation, improper lane use, speeding, and driving without insurance. The woman's refusal to cooperate added another charge to an already serious traffic stop. The following case uncovered suspected drugs during a separate investigation. >> That's not true. What started as a traffic stop for illegal window tint on May 5th, 2025 quickly turned into a serious drug investigation. >> How you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Pulled you over today because of your window tent. How you doing, sir? >> Good. How you doing? >> Good. You got any ID on you? >> Just trying to identify you. >> Thank you. >> How's your day going? Are you guys having a good day? Yeah, we are. Are you? >> No. Family complications, but >> any firearms in the vehicle? >> No. >> Okay. >> Is there any firearms in the vehicle? >> No. >> All right. Cool. >> All right. So, on Wednesday, last Wednesday, I got a call about this female at the BMW dealership. Um, it's a long story, but she was living at a hotel out in Copley and there was like some domestic violence issues that were going on. And over the course of my halfhour conversation with her, she was um she was all over the place. She was talking about how she just recently relapsed and blah blah blah blah blah. >> Um and she mentioned a guy that she would get her stuff from >> and it's this guy and it's him that's in the car now. >> So she is also again today very like animated. I don't know if you could hear her talking. She was like, "Hey, how's your day? What what's going on?" Like very deflective. Um, usually when people get pulled over, um, and there's not anything going on, they're not deflective in that manner, she's being deflective. Like, and you can look at his like this is called a CCH, criminal criminal history essentially. And they put stuff in here a lot of times like what they've been arrested for or um, in the past. So, he's had felony felony theft. Um, there's drugs. Caution for drugs on CCH. Here's another big indicator that these guys are getting really nervous because she's starting to smoke. So, that's another good indicator that something is going on in here. >> All right, Mr. Spears. >> Yes. >> Uh, go ahead and unbuckle for me. I'm going to have you step out of the car real quick. >> Hands up on the dashboard for me. >> Put your hands up on the dashboard for me. >> What did he do? I'll explain it to him in a second. >> Give me your Nope. Stay in there. Give me your right hand. >> Explain it, man. Just hand up here. Be cool. All right. >> Okay. >> Come on up. Face away from you. >> You got a You got a warrant. >> I have no warrant. I don't have a warrant. >> That's not true. Just calm down. >> Put your hands Put your hands together. >> I don't have no warrant. >> Put your hands together. >> I don't have I don't have a warrant. 14. >> I don't have a warrant. >> Where's the warrant at? >> Summit County. >> No, man. I took care of all that. >> Come on. >> After securing the man, the officers shifted their attention to the woman and began questioning her. >> Got anything going? in this pipe. I have a pipe. A pipe. >> I'm not done yet. Give me a second. >> You got a pipe? >> Yes. >> But I don't have no warrant. That's [ __ ] >> So, our system comes straight from the park's office. So, what we see >> I go to court every other week on the val court. Okay. But >> there might be some mixup. All right. Calm down and let us figure it out. Okay. We're detaining you off what we see. Okay. But you can't have that. So, >> hello. >> And that's probably going to screw you up for valing. All right, stretch the feet out. >> All right, give everybody the opportunity. Anything stuck, tucked, anything? >> They have a They have a body scanning there at the jail. >> Okay. >> When you come out of the car, do you mind if I pat you down? Make sure you don't have any weapons on you. >> Okay. Yeah. Do you have a tree down on Copley? Uh by porch the diagonal and all that. We just had a guy rolling and I stop and tell us about it. >> Face away from me. >> Put your hands up on top of your head. Interlace your fingers. >> Interlace your fingers. >> It sounds like a fireman is calling it in to fire personnel, so they'll be responding. >> All right. All right. Thank you. >> All right. You can put your hands down. >> You know what I can tell you? Like my husband and I, we own the Phoenix coverage. >> You don't recognize me, do you? support services. >> You don't recognize me. >> You don't. >> I'm supposed to recognize you. >> You are. Have a seat. Have a seat right on my >> that I own the Phoenix recovery support services. >> Not for that. >> I don't know. My husband seat right there. >> I'm asking why you're like upset that I don't know who you are. >> Cuz I just talked to you the other day. >> Sure. >> I'm going through so much with my husband. >> Have a seat on the bumper. >> Okay. On the bumper. Yes. >> And I'm not allowed to say that I'm going through a lot. >> No, you are. The woman continued denying any involvement, but the officers still had to follow procedure and handle the situation accordingly. >> Um, am I doing anything else that I'm like not supposed to be doing? >> Um, there's crack in the car. >> Excuse me. Where? >> Not on your side yet. >> Huh? >> Not on your side yet. >> I don't have any drugs, sir. Am I? Oh my god. Wow. >> Go ahead and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Please don't resist. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. We'll explain. >> I didn't. >> You're under arrest for possession of crack cocaine. Okay. >> All right. You're under arrest for possession of crack cocaine. Okay. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. I don't It's not mine. >> Okay. It's in your purse. We'll talk about it. Just give us >> Can I see? I don't see any. >> Stay there. >> I know for a fact I don't have any. >> I didn't know that was there. >> Hey, can you ask if they if they have a >> Just put it in. >> We We'll talk about it. >> I'm just asking. >> Ma'am, come on. We'll talk about Ma'am. Over here, please. Over here, please. So, I'm just going to ask you this now before we get to the county or anything. Before we get to the county or anything like that, do you have anything anywhere you're not supposed to? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz they're going to put you through a body scanner. Okay. Anything they find, it's going to be another felony. Okay. >> Can I talk to him? >> Hang on here. Let's take this off. Okay. >> All right. Have a seat in the carpet. >> Ma'am, please have a seat. Thank you. Good. >> Ma'am, can you please stop yelling? >> Can I ask you? >> No. You No. >> That's not mine, though. I know that's not mine. >> Well, ma'am, the officer found it in your purse. >> You must have put it in my purse. You can't tell me that's mine. >> I know, but that's not mine. Oh my god. I know that's not mine. Oh my god. I know that's not mine. I just can't believe I have here in the dream that this isn't mine though. Okay. >> This isn't anything to do with mine though. >> Okay, ma'am. >> I just associated with a bad person then. >> Well, ma'am, the other officer found it in your purse. Okay. >> I know. He threw it in my purse. >> Okay. >> I didn't know him that. asses in my bird. I thought it wanted to be want to >> come out. >> Yep. >> You got to go in the patio. >> Is he going to be welcome? Watch your head. That's going, >> man. Please watch your head. >> Hit it harder. >> You want me to shut it? >> Yeah. >> Right. Say no. Yeah, >> the woman was charged with possession of crack cocaine while the man was taken into custody on an outstanding warrant and faced charges related to the crack pipe possession. The drug investigation ended with two separate outcomes while the next case shifted away from narcotics and focused on a driver suspected of being intoxicated. Officers in New Jersey stopped the woman after she drove into oncoming traffic while going around another vehicle and showed signs of possible intoxication. >> How you doing? >> Hey, how are you? >> You heading home or no? >> Uh, yeah. I'm going to, you know, that area. >> Oh, okay. No problem. Where you coming from now? >> Uh, I came from and I'm heading home now. >> Okay, sounds good. >> All right. So, you said you're coming from George's? >> Yeah. >> All right. You mind just turning the car off for me real quick? >> Yeah, sure. You >> mind stepping out? I'm going just talk to you in the back of the car. >> Yeah. >> We'll just go right right here on the sidewalk. Okay. >> Yeah, it's fine. >> All right. So, how much did you have to drink tonight? Uh, honestly only like one drink. Two drinks. >> One or two drinks? >> Yeah, I was there for uh John Stewart. >> Okay. John Stewart was there. >> Okay. So, I'm getting a whiff of alcohol from you tonight. So, what did you have to drink? >> I had two beers and that's it. >> Just two beers. No. No mixed drinks or anything like that? >> No. No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. I just want to My my main concern is that you're going to be okay to drive home. Okay. That's my biggest concern. All right. Um, so my thing is I want to just run you through some field sobriety tests just to make sure that you're okay to drive. Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Uh, legally, do I have to or >> you don't have to, but so basically from the driving pattern that you that I saw, okay, the alcohol that I smell coming from your breath, basically the test for if you only had two drinks. >> Yeah. The tests are for you, okay? Because without that, I can just arrest you for the suspicion of driving while intoxicated. >> If I if you pass all these tests, I don't have to go that route. You get what I'm saying? >> Understand? >> So, this is kind of to help you out saying that, >> listen, when I pulled you over, I ran through the test, you were fine. God forbid you go and hit something. >> Yeah. >> You know what I mean? So, I just want to make sure that you're okay to drive home. So, where are you you're going? >> I'm coming from here to Okay. Do >> you know that area at all? >> Not really. Not too much, but let's go over here to a flat surface. Okay. >> Sure. >> All right. Um, >> the officer began the field sobriety tests to determine whether she was safe to drive. >> You're going to take Keep an eye at the pen. Okay. The tip of the pen. You see the tip of my pen? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you tap the tip of my pen? >> Okay. Perfect. All right. So, I'm going to do without just keep your hands to your side. >> Without moving your head, all near your eyes, >> you're going to uh follow the tip of the pen wherever it goes. Okay? >> Mhm. >> You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Don't move your head. >> All right. The next test I'm going to have you do is the walk and turn test. Okay. So, what I want you to do for me right now, okay, >> hands to your side, feet together like so. Okay. Uh you're going to you're going to put your uh left foot on the line. Make sure make an imaginary line. Okay. >> There's going to be an imaginary line. Okay. Put your left foot on that imaginary line. Your right foot in front of it touching heel to toe. >> Sure. And then you put your right foot in front of it touching heel to toe. >> What do you mean heel toe? >> So like >> like that. >> Oh, okay. Like that. >> Yep. Touch uh your feet heel to toe. Keep your hands out to your side. Okay. One, two, >> miss. >> Three, >> yes. >> Four, >> yes. >> Five, >> yes. >> Six, >> miss. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Yes. >> And then you want me to turn around? >> Y. >> And then do another series of nine. >> Correct. As instructed. Yeah. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Okay. All right. I'm going to just run you through one more test. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> So, on this last test, it's going to be the one leg stand. Do you have any issues with your legs or anything like that? I >> mean, it's just ADHD. That's it. just ADHD. Okay. So, you for this test, you could use either leg of your choice. Okay. Just take your hands out of your pockets for me. Down to the side, feet together. >> And you're gonna have it out 1001,002 100,00 so on and so forth until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. Whenever you're ready. >> Honestly, I'm not good with balance. I'm trying. >> Okay. >> Is that Is that three? >> You have to keep going. >> You got to keep going until I tell you to stop. >> Do I have to get to six? >> No. You may stop. Okay. >> All right. >> Just cuz I I don't have good balance. >> Yep. All right. For this the last one, I'm going to have you to just turn around for me. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. And just put your hands behind your back. All right. I think you had a little too much to drink. Okay. Got a little bit more in the two beers. All right. >> Uh what are you going to do with my car? >> It's going to get towed. Okay. >> Whi where? >> Uh I'm not sure. We'll notify you at headquarters. So, this house is going to take you to headquarters. He'll talk to you more over there. >> You mind uh bring my uh Can I have my phone and we're going to get everything for you? Okay. >> All right. >> I have 141. >> Yeah. You mind just >> You just want wallet and the phone? >> I have I'll grab it. So, my my wallet is red and my phone is like purpleish. >> Yep. I'm going to grab everything for you. Okay. He's going to bring you in and we'll do the next test at the headquarters. Okay. >> What's the next? Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> You want to You stand by with the card. Okay. >> If you don't mind, you're already certified. >> Okay. No problem. >> All right. Thank you, sir. >> Am I going in here? >> This one. This one. >> This one. >> What's your name? >> Gutierrez. Officer Gutier. You can call me Kevin. >> Kevin. >> All right. >> Is your driver's license in your wallet? >> It should be. Yes. >> Okay. You got her deal, right? I'm going to need that real quick, but I'll get it in a bit. >> Yeah, sir. Here. Get inside of here. >> Yes, sir. >> Uh, there's a red wallet. It should be in the uh like center console. >> All right. You can slip it up. >> Yes, sir. >> I'll make sure he grabs it. All right. >> The officers collected her car keys so they could move the vehicle, then transported her to the police station. >> Um, do you have the keys on you by any chance? >> Uh, they might be in my It's probably in my left side. >> Okay. Okay. >> Check my left side. >> Front. >> Yeah. Front side. Yeah. >> Is it? >> Yeah. Those are my keys. Yes. Yes, sir. >> I was going to take the You can take a seat again. All right. I was going to take the key fob out. All right. >> All right. Yes, sir. You hit a you hit a toe out already. >> All right. Give me one sec. Don't step out yet. Give me one sec. Okay. All right, step up big. >> All right, one sec. Just follow me. All right. Take a left right here. Straight ahead. Yes. I'm going to take the cuffs off here for all these sto you All right. You might feel a little pressure, but Do me a favor. Do you have anything else in your pocket? >> The only I have >> anything in your back pockets? >> Uh, this is just nothing in my back. >> Okay, no problem. >> The woman was charged with driving while intoxicated. The next case involves something far more aggressive when a road rage encounter turned physical. You know, there's plenty of times here in flight. >> On March 10th, 2023, Flaggler County deputies responded to Florida after a semi-truck driver reported being attacked with a box knife during a road rage incident. >> 104 is going to be in a semi-truck. The other vehicle is a older Dodge truck. Believe they have left the scene. Vehicle semi truck is off the roadway. Take off. Take out 283. >> What? Um, did he cut you with a knife? >> Yeah, a box knife. >> What were the uh what was the argument over? >> I guess he was going he was hauling ass. I kind of got in front of him in the slow lane. He ran up on my He was going like a 100 mile fire, man. And then time I realized he bumped he was bump my back my trailer. They got over on side trying to force me over. >> Did he force me over? Man, >> are we able to turn your truck up? >> Where is it? >> Right here. >> All right, buddy. We can get that fix. >> I know that. >> No problem. >> You don't need to say no. It's not leaking or something. I'm going to bowl the suspect. >> Gray Dodge. Anything specific? >> Great. Oer small Dodge. >> Small Dodge. Yes, sir. >> What the guy look like? >> He's a white guy. Probably in his 30s. >> Anything specific about the truck? Damage stickers? >> It kind of damaged. It was a older break. >> Is there anybody else in the truck? >> No, sir. Nobody in the truck, man. >> Older male, younger male. >> Yeah, about 35 to 40 in between there. >> Damn. Anybody catch my truck? I pulled over. He start took off. >> You didn't get any of that? >> Nothing, man. He was just angry. I don't know what the hell was. You didn't get any of the license plate? >> I I tried to. We took off. >> You have a dash cam? >> I do not. No, sir. >> I wish you got Are we able to turn your truck off? >> Yeah, turn off. >> Hey, where is it? >> Right here, buddy. >> Yeah, I know that. >> Wrap it up. I'll get a fix home. >> It's not leaking yourself. >> Dodge. Anything specific? >> Grade older. Small Dodge. >> Small gray Dodge. Older truck. Two door. Yes, sir. >> What the guy look like? >> He's a white guy. Probably in his 30s. >> Anything specific about the truck? Damage stickers? >> He's kind of damaged. He was older. >> Is there anybody else in the >> No, sir. Nobody in the truck, man. >> But I didn't get a briefing for what had occurred. What happened? >> Like I said, I was in the second lane, man. So, I went to get over go ride the trailer over in the slow lane. the guy in the Dodge pickup truck hauling so fast that he time I got over he got on you know it was weird he was just angry frustrated weird all over the place >> yeah then they said I know I I get over in front of the other truck he gets behind me started bumping back of my truck >> in his little truck man I so I I kept going and he went around me and got on the side kept trying to hit the side of my truck cuss me out instead of sticking the middle finger off >> he's trying to hit the side of your truck with his truck >> with his truck yes I pulled over he got me over here with his truck so I wouldn't hit him then that I know he come over here start beating on the window I said, "Watch out, baby. Get in the back." So I took out over here. He come over here, start cutting me up. Slice me up real bad. >> What do you slicing with? >> A box knife. Okay. And then he took off. >> The officers successfully located the suspect, identified as Michael Marsh, at his residence later that same day. >> Ma'am, stop. Stop. >> I'm going to my mom to help him. >> Stay right here. >> Sheriff's office. How you doing? Come here. You got any weapons on you? No. Just don't. If you do, just don't have right now. Screen. Put your hand behind your back. You're not under arrest. I'm just take the out of >> ma'am. Okay. No handcuffs. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> Don't do it. Turn over. Stop. Okay. >> I got to stop. I'll explain in a second. You weren't there. I'm not the driver. >> Where is he at? >> He's down the street. See that blue car up there? >> Yes. He's in that blue car. >> Well, he's down at that house. He's at my house. >> Okay. Where What house is that? >> Okay. >> What's going on? >> Uh, we'll tell you in a minute. You need to stay here for us. need to stay here. >> What do you know what's going on? Because we're kind of confused as >> Yeah. >> I don't know either. >> His wife was with him. >> All I know is he said his car ran out of gas and I think it did. >> You're coming over. >> What' you say? >> You just back. >> Okay. We'll get medical to come check on him. Leave that there, please. >> That was I know, but it's part of part of investigation right now. Okay. >> But I stopped though. But it's okay, though. >> Did you? You guys wanted to give it to me. It's okay. No, we didn't. >> You want to argue that later? You can argue that later, but that's fine. Can I stand up, please? >> [ __ ] right there. >> Let me get a cigarette, babe. >> That was unnecessary, though. >> I didn't I called you guys out of me. I come out here and you tell me to put my hands behind my back right away. I did. >> And somebody was stabbed. >> Okay. So, yeah, I want to put people in handcuffs until I figure out what's going on, >> sir. But I said a person's under arrest. >> So, don't your words. We're going to have to have one person talk at a time. >> My camera's on. I said you're not under arrest being clean. >> But sir, I And once you said that, I I let go. So come on, man. I got We got medical coming to to fix that. That's not our expertise. >> Keep talking. I'm going to read you your rights. You understand? >> You have the right to remain silent. You can say maybe use evidence against you. You have right to talk to an attorney. Have him or her with you now or anytime during question. If you cannot afford an attorney, we won't be appointed to represent you. If anytime you wish to stop talking or have an attorney present, all question will be stopped at your request. Do you understand these rights? >> For 95 or Papa? >> Do you understand? >> You know, you don't have to read them to me anymore. It doesn't matter. >> But I do have to ask you if you understand those. >> We're grown adults, right? >> I agree. Yes, sir. >> But we have to follow our steps, too. >> So, do you think I understand it? >> I would hope so. But you have to acknowledge it. >> I'm only going to know if you tell me, >> believe it or not. >> Simple yes or no. >> I I would like to understand why I'm thrown on the ground got all over me. >> Before we discuss that, do you understand the rights? >> No, I do. You know, I didn't. four deputies here with cameras on that caught everything you just did. >> Do you understand the rights of this? >> It's a simple question. >> You do understand the rights. >> You want to walk us through what just happened? Smoke a cigarette. >> I I was close to him for a minute. He slammed on the brakes. I'm talking I bumped him right up. >> I was all in the road, dude. He pulled and a semi pulled up behind me. >> Got your car. >> Huh? And I said, "What's the Got a problem here?" And he was brand new raven. I think he was looking for a gun or some I don't know. But I walked back to my truck. He walked back to my truck and I was in the truck. He come up from behind me. This woman knows me right here. I would never look like this. So you got the back of your truck and he comes up. >> I was getting back in my truck, dude. He came from behind me was he came from behind me. Luckily, I had my knife right here and I was able to pull it out and I started and dude, I cut his legs. His leg I did cut his legs up, but dude, he's beating me. >> Okay. >> And that's what I heard. He was on the phone with an accident. He was actually What happened after that? >> I got my truck. I was trying to call her. I sat there. They I didn't just run off, you know. There was plenty of times and played everything. Dude, I shouldn't have left. This is just [ __ ] Why should you have left? >> Oh, there was no one. So, you drive off, you come. Is this home here? >> Yeah, this is my house. Like, >> so you come home and then that >> we were He called me to call. >> Oh, sorry. I was that close to home, man. You know what I mean? >> So, at what point were you feeling like I I need my knife? >> When he was behind when he was behind me, he keeps me I was able to go like this cuz I carried my knife right here. >> And he was behind me being I was cutting him from back there, dude. >> And what what kind of injuries are you feeling right now? >> Man, it's just my head. I mean, that thing got me good, yo. >> Like where at talk like where at? Like how do he get you? I I told you four times now. >> He told me he came up from behind you, but I don't understand. What did he do to you? What? What happened? >> In my face, dude. >> So, itch in the face. >> See it? >> All over. >> I see like a little bit of dirt here. No blood or got cut. >> This is what his stand up. I'm going to be straight forward with you. We got to bring it down with us. >> Oh, of course. >> All right. I'm not going to sugar him, man. >> Are you taking the truck or >> We're going to leave the truck for you. We technically could >> It's all right as it is and it's we let you guys figure out. >> But why am I going Why am I going? >> So from our investigation, of course, we were not there. We can only work with the information we have. It seems pretty clear to us that utilizing a knife in that fight was excessive. That was unnecessary. You don't seem like you've suffered any serious injuries. So to cause an injury that serious, >> that's what's considered aggravated. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, sir, I don't see any damage to your face. >> You have you have a scrape on the side of your face. I see that. But does it that means you should slice somebody is the question. That's >> What do you mean? He was from behind me, dude. >> No, I get that. He's behind you, but >> he could have had more damage. We're going to walk this car. The dude said, "Go get the gun >> to who?" >> To the passenger in the truck, dude. Like, what? What do you mean? I mean, whatever. I'm going to jail. >> Spit that cigarette out. >> Michael Marsh was charged with aggravated battery causing great bodily harm and resisting an officer without violence. That road rage confrontation eventually led deputies to the suspect's home. The next case began with a much more ordinary traffic violation that quickly raised suspicion of impairment. >> Balance person. >> Hey, I have to do this whenever I'm all this. Okay. >> Officers in Georgia stopped the woman after noticing her vehicle had no working tag lights on December 18th, 2024, leading them to suspect she was driving under the influence. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You have not had anything? >> No. I smell 5104. It was like a long time ago. >> Long time ago. Like how many hours ago? >> It's 12. I went to go see my friend around like 9. >> Around 9. Okay. >> Arms up at 2:15. >> Would Would you be willing to do thriority exercises? Make sure you're okay. Drive. >> I mean, if you want me to be >> It's not up to me. It's up to you. Yes or no? >> Honestly, no. I feel like honestly I'm fine. >> Okay. Do me a favor. hop out for me. Okay. >> Okay. Let's hold back here. >> Not to. >> Do what? >> I said not to. >> Yeah. Stay back here to my car. Okay. >> Just hang out right there at the front of my car. Okay. >> You have nothing on you, right? >> No, I'm good. Okay. To my boyfriend. She's been drinking. She said nothing. I smell it coming from the car. She said, she had a little bit a long time ago. I asked her if she'd be able to do fry exercises. She said, um, if you want me to. And I said, it's not up to me. It's up to you. And she says, >> no, not really. No, I don't want to. >> Tag lights. >> Tag lights. 250 I'll be 106 >> not all the way but like >> no but it makes me nervous also cuz also I'm a train wreck as it is. Would it make you feel better if I like call somebody? >> Wait, the special 200 >> like >> I said >> the [ __ ] that you're fixing to make me do. I'm not a val I'm not a very sav. >> Okay. So the first test that he's going to do is called >> horizontal >> horizontal gazing and stag. So basically >> not >> and some other stuff mainly alcohol will cause involuntary church. So that test you also have to realize that >> you can do trying to figure out where the easiest place to do the walking would be. >> The woman eventually agreed to perform the field sobriety tests after repeatedly refusing glasses, contacts, any recent head injuries, neck injuries, back injuries, anything like that. Okay. Yeah. before. >> All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay? Without moving your head. >> Okay? >> You understand? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I'm trying to be serious. I don't I'm not very I'm not good with serious moments. >> Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> Okay. >> Dispatch, I'm ahead. 27 static. >> Am I allowed to blink? You can. Yeah. >> Okay. Oh. Uh there probably show ladder up the top line. >> Walk up there. >> Okay. >> Yeah, let's do that. All right, we're going to walk up here. >> Make me walk in a straight line. >> That's the next one. >> Oh lord. >> Yeah, we're going to go to a splat spot. Okay. Okay. >> I don't want to do this. Do what? >> I'm not a balanced person. >> Not a balanced person. >> Hey, I have to do this whenever I'm all this for here on. Okay. >> I ain't going to argue with you. >> It's safe for you. It's safe for me. Right. >> We'll do it right here. >> Yeah. All right. Come stand right here. All right. See this crack right here? >> Yes, sir. So, we're going to imagine that's that's the line we're going to walk. Okay. >> Even if it's a crooked line. I'm just kidding. >> It is. It's just a little bit, but not not too bad. Start right here. Yeah. We'll start right there. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. So, you said you don't have any leg problems any recent. >> I have a [ __ ] up knee. >> Okay. Can you walk? >> Like, >> you can walk straight line though, right? >> I have. >> All right. I want you to look at your feet. I want you to count out loud. Keep your hands down by your side. And once you begin, don't stop until you've completed it. Okay? >> Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. You may begin when you're ready. >> Okay. One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Turn right. Or did I turn wrong? Do you want me to go back? >> No, just keep going. Keep going till you're finished. >> Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 >> finished. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> The officers continued with the remaining tests to give her a fair opportunity to demonstrate whether she could safely drive. >> Foot parallel to the ground, your toe pointed out, leg straight. Okay. >> And you're going to count out loud 1,00 1,002 1003 1004 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Count out. Just do 1 2 3. >> Has to be 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 100 1000 1 2 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. >> Couple things to remember when you're doing this evaluation is I want you to look at your elevated foot. I want you to count out loud. Keep your hands down by your side. And once you begin, don't stop until I tell you to. Okay. >> Okay. Oh my dear Jesus. I'm the brows. Hang on just a second. >> That was a one. >> Whenever you're ready. Whenever you're ready. >> Okay. And I just go until you tell me to stop. >> Okay. >> Whenever you're ready, you can begin. >> Okay. 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 um 15 over >> start over >> I'm a blonde okay >> let's do it like >> All right, let's do it again. Okay, get together. Hands down by your side. >> Okay. >> All right, whenever you're ready, begin. >> Okay. 1,002 1,003 1,0004 1,005 1,0006 78 10, 109 1,0, 2011, 2012, 2013 1,4,5, 2016 1, 2017 1,8,9,20,21,22,024 No. 3,024,000. That's so hard. >> Okay, you stop. All right. >> All right. >> I'm not even trying to be like nothing, but like my brain is not friendly. >> Stand over here for me. Okay. >> Do this. >> Flex your arm. >> Either one. All right. So, what I want you to do is I want you to count. Okay. I'm going to take your tip of your thumb to the tip of your finger. >> Okay. >> All right. You go 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 >> Okay. So, come back. >> I did it two times. I want you to do it three times. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You understand? >> Got it. Yeah. >> Let me do it again. Show you. >> No, you're good. >> Okay. So, 1 2 3 4 5 Wait. Yeah. One two three four four five. Okay, never mind. My brain's not going to brain like that. >> Can you show again? >> No, it's just I know that you're doing your job. My brain does not brain like that. >> I know. It's like 1 2 3 4 and then 4 3 2 1. >> That counts as >> Yes, but you're making me nervous. >> Do it three times. >> Okay, so 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 That was two. That was two. Okay. So, 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. >> I want to show you something. So, this is the pad of your finger. >> Yes. >> This is the tip of your finger. >> Mhm. >> This is the tip of your nose. >> Yes. >> So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you close your eyes. You're going to touch your no. I'm going to give you a command and it'll be right or left. What you'll do is in a high arcing motion. You're going to come down. Touch the tip of your nose with the tip of your finger. As soon as you touch, just return it back and wait for the next to that make sense. Touch your eyes. Left. You can return right left Right. Right. Let's go back down. The officers then conducted a breath test to further assess her level of intoxication. >> Yeah. Just all you're going to do is take a deep breath. Okay? So I tell you to I want you to take a tight make a tight seal around the straw. Okay? Take a deep breath beforehand and blow until I tell you to stop. Okay? Whenever blow out. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. I can't see truck. All right. All right. So, you are going to place under arrest for you. Okay. >> Can I call my mother? Okay. >> Yeah, we'll get the car. You got somebody to come get the car. >> Okay. Where does she live? I'm not trying to be um one. Yep. You want to take this straw? >> You just go for this one. >> That's literally >> Sorry, I had to take it. I was in the car. and scroll down. >> 215. >> Yeah. >> Clear. >> Hey, so I'm going to Dell. You want to come get my car at the bank in front of Duncan and Cornelio? cuz I'm going to jail. >> Literally. >> Okay. Well, you can get my car out when it's so Thank you. Bye. >> I guess I'll pay for it. >> Or can you actually call them if I can down there? if you didn't know. So, >> yeah, that's who the house I was going to >> or send them a text where I'm at Facebook. >> Hey, leave your message. Don't Jonathan Airwood right there. Yep. Say I'm going to jail. Simply just say I'm going to jail. Just simply to say going to jail. I'm on the way to his house. >> Do you have a tow company that you prefer to tell me the car? >> No. >> Why are you going to jail? >> Cuz I'm getting a DUI. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Dad's a piece of [ __ ] Try calling him. Car is at the bank. South Bank in front of Duncan and Cornelia. So if you don't want my car tag, if not then I don't care. I'll pay for it. But I'll be in jail if you need me. >> Are you serious? >> The cop is literally hot. Will you tell her I'm going to jail? >> Hey ma'am, this is Lieutenant Police Department. >> Oh my gosh. >> I was trying to give a courtesy to see if somebody could pick up the car instead of towing it. Save some money. Yes, I'll pick it up. >> Pick it up now. >> Oh, yeah. Is it sitting in the middle? >> The woman was charged with driving under the influence. The first DUI investigation relied heavily on field sobriety testing. The final case followed a similar path, beginning with concerns about another impaired driver. >> No. Okay. Are you feeling okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have >> officers responded to a Chick-fil-A after reports of a mother possibly driving intoxicated on June 22nd, 2026 while driving through the drive-thru? >> Hey, how we doing? Deputy Har County Sheriff's Office. So, the reason why I'm pulling you over is because you're kind of bobbing and weaving in the lines. Are you aware of that? >> Sorry. Yes. >> Okay. So, also people at Chick-fil-A said they observed you had kind of slurring your words and stuff like that. So, >> are you are you diabetic or anything? No. Okay. Have you been out in the sun for a long period of time today or anything? No. Okay. Are you feeling okay? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? Where y'all heading to? >> Home. >> Huh? Home. >> Home. I got you. Okay. All right. Just hang out for me. Okay. You can have that stuff back. All right, ma'am. So, do you have any medical issues? Epilepsy, diabetes, anything like that? >> Have you had any prolong exposure to be in the sunlight today? Be in the heat? >> Yeah, we sat outside like outside the kidney pool. >> Okay. How long was that? >> All day. >> Okay. Have you had any water today? How much? >> Drink it all day. >> Okay. So, do you mind if I have rescue come and check you out cuz you're slurring your words just to make sure you're okay. >> Am I in trouble? >> As of right now, no. I'm just concerned about your safety and your child's safety. So, you're slurring your words. I just want to make sure that you're okay. So, do you mind if I rescue come out and check you out? >> What's that? >> Girl are making me feel like I'm I'm doing something wrong. >> You're not doing anything wrong. I just I'm concerned for your safety and your child's safety >> and you're slurring your words. So, I want to make sure you're okay. >> What did I >> So, your movements are very slow and then you're slurring all your your speech. >> Answer it quickly. Can I step out? >> What's that? >> Can I step out? >> You can if you want to. Yeah. Okay. >> It's hot out here, but you can step out. You got any weapons or anything on you, do you? >> I have to ask. You're getting close to me, so I have to ask. >> No, I'm going to show you. I went in the store. >> No, I got you. So, like, hey, like I said, I'm going to have rescue come and check you out just to make sure cuz I had someone like last week have similar symptoms and he had heat exposure or he had heat exposure symptoms. >> I'm just going home. >> So, he wanted Chick-fil-A and I don't even ever eat it. So, >> So, do you take any medications or anything? I'm just asking, do you take any medications for anything? >> No. >> The officers then explained why she needed to perform the field sobriety tests and guided her through the instructions. You've kind of been like slow with your movements. Okay. And then I also see that your eyes are glazed over. You have pinpoint pupils as well. Okay. I understand it is bright out here as well. So, would you be willing to do field exercises so I can make sure you're good to drive? >> Sure. >> Sure. Okay. >> All right. >> I don't know why I failed at because I did something wrong. >> So, it's not a pass or fail thing. Okay. So, what it does that it it helps me to know whether you're okay to drive or not. And then based off of my all my observations, if I think you're okay to drive, you can be okay to drive. It's it's not like a pass or fail thing. It's just so I can see. Okay. >> I've only ever once ever been in trouble with the law. >> Okay. Well, and as of right now, you're not in trouble. I'm just trying to make sure that you're okay to drive. Okay. >> And it was Chick-fil-A that said that I did something wrong. >> They didn't say that you did anything wrong. It was because the guy that wanted my number and I didn't give it to him. >> No, it has nothing to do with it. >> Yeah. >> So, cuz So, they called, but then I got behind you observed you, too. Okay. So, I saw when you were digging in the bag and I didn't No, no, you're fine. Hey, so I know so I know you just left Chick-fil-A, so I'm not even factoring that into it. But once you were driving down the roadway and I saw that you were focused because I could see through your back window, you kind of start drifting to the other lines and drifting back in. >> Arms down by your side. I need you to stay in that position for me. Okay. >> Do you understand? I >> guess. >> Okay. So, keep your heels toes touching and arms down by your side. All right. You see this blue? >> Wait. If I fail this, >> like I said, it's not a pass or fail. It's just B. It's the total. >> My dad his their dad's come get them, right? >> He's already on the way. >> Okay. >> Cuz he's already on the way cuz you caught him. Okay. So, he was toes touching, arms down by your side. All right. Do you see this blue light? Do you see this blue light right here? All right. So, just watch the tip of this for me. Okay. I want you to move your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> So, put your right foot in front of your left foot. Heels, toes touching. Once you start, I don't want you to stop. If you step off, just pick back up and keep going. Okay. Do you understand all the instructions so far? >> I think so. >> Do you need me to demonstrate again? 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10. >> After completing the eye test and walk and turn, the officers instructed her to perform the one leg stand test. So once I tell you to begin, you're going to lift whichever foot you choose. Okay? Whether it be your left foot or your right foot. All right? For demonstration purposes, I'm going to be lifting my left. Okay? So once I tell you to begin, you're going to lift your foot approximately 6 in off the ground, pointing your toe to make your foot parallel with the ground. And then you're going to look at your toe. You're going to count out loud in the following manner. 1,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. I don't want you to put your foot down. I don't want you to use your arms to balance. And I don't want you to hop. If you do put your foot down, just pick it right back up and continue counting. Do you understand the instructions? >> Say that one more time. >> Okay, that's fine. So, once I tell you to begin, you're going to lift either your left or your right foot. >> Doesn't matter what foot. >> Does not matter which foot. I'm going to lift my left. >> Which balance I'm heavy? >> Okay, >> I might have messed that up. >> Hey, you're good. Keep going. 9 9,000 10,000 111 112 123 >> All right, you're good. You can relax. All right, >> do that wrong. Let me redo that. >> You want to redo it? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I can let you mess up the count. >> You're good. So, you're going to point your toe, look down at your foot, 100,00 1,002 1,003 until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. So, hold on. Let me reset my clock. All right, keep your arms down by your side. You may begin. >> 1 1 Sorry, >> you're good. Keep going. One 100 1,000 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 1 >> Keep going. >> Oh, sorry. >> All right, you're good. >> 13. >> All right. So, be honest with me. On a scale of 1 to 10, how intoxicated do you think you are? I'm not. I mean, I'm not. I'm going right home. I went to Walmart. He wanted Chick-fil-A. I'm grabbing Chick-fil-A. I'm going home. Planting plants. Going to play outside. Kitty pool. That's what I'm doing. >> Okay, I got you. And don't let his dad fool you. He left us in March. So he he ain't no dad to make you think he's coming around. >> Where were you at before you went to Walmart? >> What? >> Where were you at before you went to Walmart? >> Uh nowhere. I got home. >> You left straight from your house. Straight to Walmart. >> All right, ma'am. Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands together like you're praying. Wait. Why? >> Wait until he gets here. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> But why? What's the reasoning? >> I want to stand with the kids until he gets here. Okay. They're perfectly fine. Kids back here. Play with >> What's the reasoning? >> Don't Don't cause the scene. Just turn around. >> No. Tell me the reason. >> I'll place you under arrest for driving under the influence based on my observations. >> Please don't make this a scene for your kids. I do not want to dump you on your face and find your child. Please turn them real quick. No. >> Please turn around with me for your kids. Okay. I don't want to make this any worse than already is. So, please put your hands behind your back >> when he gets here. >> You're doing it now. >> Please stop. >> Come on. >> Wait. Wait. Tiffany, >> let me talk to my son. >> Please. >> No. Come on. >> Please. >> No. Why you? No, I'm not. >> Come on. >> Hey, buddy. >> Come on. I got to check your phone. >> You can't shove him in the car like that. >> Did you rather run out in the traffic? The woman was charged with driving under the influence, the life of a child, and resisting arrest. Before the video comes to a close, this tense scene inside a cluttered home shows officers facing a serious confrontation. An officer can be seen stepping backward with one hand raised defensively as a woman in a bright green top and plaid pants grips what appears to be a heavy framing hammer. Her angry expression and firm stance make the situation look especially tense. Another masked deputy stands behind the officer, watching closely and ready to respond. The exact events leading up to this moment are unclear, leaving viewers to wonder what caused the standoff. That's where this story comes to an end. If you enjoyed the video, subscribe and stick around for more real cases and unexpected moments. Share your thoughts in the comments. And as always, stay alert, stay safe, and I'll see you in the next one.