Hey, you're getting around and doing anything. I have a broken foot. What are you doing? Have a broken foot. >> I'm going TO TASE YOU. STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. >> A routine traffic stop can turn deadly in seconds. >> My car is a What did I What did I do? >> From drunk drivers crashing their cars to suspects refusing commands. >> Are you step out of the club? This is not going to be good for you. get on your stomach. >> Stealing a patrol vehicle and fighting arrest, these encounters quickly spiral out of control. >> We'll figure it out. All right, >> are you Hold on. Are you >> And in one case, a driver's attempt to escape after a crash sends the situation in a deadly direction. I had two seizures today. >> What started as reports of erratic driving quickly became a serious investigation after a driver was accused of crashing into fences. >> Are you okay? Ma'am, are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> What happened? >> I think I went over like this. I had no idea. I was driving along and I think I went into this like 80 maybe. >> Okay. Are you feeling any pain right now? >> No. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> No. >> Any narcotic use? >> All right. So, what happened? Did we fall asleep? >> No. So, I I was I was drinking my drink and as you can see, it's still >> So, how are we driving all over the road and then striking that? >> Cuz I watched you. >> I >> be honest with me. Honesty goes a long ways. >> And you know, sir, I I have like that's valuable to me too like I I I like to be honest. >> Do you suffer from any seizures or anything like that? >> I do. I do suffer from seizures. >> What are you epileptic or diabetic? >> I am epileptic. >> You're epileptic? >> Yes. >> I don't want to go to the hospital, please. >> All right. Well, you just struck Washington state property. That's who that belongs to is that cable barrier and your car is all destroyed on the left side. So, can you tell I'm sorry like what was going on was I I I've been really stressed. I've been trying I'm going to school and you know I'm not trying to give you any excuses. I'm I'm sure I'm in the fault or like just before this happened a car hit me. >> Like it wasn't even my fault. >> Here I am like just crying and like trying to get back home. And I'm like worried because this is his insurance and it wasn't even my fault. He hit me and um I assure you I'm not under any influences. Um I'm just trying to get home. >> What do you remember? >> I remember driving down the road. >> One back. I went over and felt like, you know, the medium like where's >> and I tried to kind of correct and it just kind of slid and then this came out. >> I'm going to come to your side. Okay. >> Sure. >> Take the keys out of the ignition for me. >> Put them right here on the seat. >> Yes, sir. >> Can you step out for me? >> This is my dad's car. >> It's your dad's car? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just step over there. The driver agrees to field sobriety tests but struggles to follow instructions. Officers arrest her for DUI and place her in the patrol car. >> Are you willing to do voluntary field sobriety? Show me you're okay to drive before this happened? >> Yeah, like I haven't had anything to drink. I don't I don't I don't take substances. I'm actually a substance use professional disorder. Like that's my job. >> Any suboxin use or anything like that? Do you have any history? >> I have. I did addicts. I was an addict for almost 20 years, but I've been five and a half tears clean now. >> Do you have any nestagmas or anything like that in your eyes? Nestagmas? >> Are you familiar with that? >> If you don't know it, then you probably don't have it. >> Okay, >> we're going to walk over there. Okay. >> Do you mind if I put my hood on? >> That's fine. >> I'm still cold. >> We're going to walk that way. >> Stand right there >> and just face me. Okay. >> All right. Do you suffer from any medical conditions? Anything that would affect your ability to walk or balance on one leg? All right. Do you have any physical impairments that would inhibit any of those? >> I'm I'm I'm disabled. I get SSI because I have a really ankle spondilitis and um >> what does that affect? >> My uh joints and my it it's a lot of pain in my lower back and stuff. >> All right. Do you wear contact lenses or corrective lenses? >> Okay. I'm going to have you put your feet together, arms to your sides. You're going to hold this position. I'm going to explain everything to you. Okay. Do you see that blue light? With your eyes only, I want you to follow that light without moving your head. Okay? I'm going to go straight up. I want you to follow your eyes. Okay. All righty. I hear you, man. But I have to do my part of the investigation. Right. >> All right. Just look straight at the bridge of my nose. Okay. I mean, I I it's not a point where I'm not understand. >> Can you roll your sleeves up for me? >> All right. Place both your hands down your back. You're under arrest for DUI. >> I just didn't understand. I just didn't understand when when I got to the very end how to turn around. I didn't understand that. >> All righty. We're going to walk forward. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. We're going to face forward. All right. I have a camera that's recording. Also, my chest camera is recording as well. Okay. I need you to widen your stance for me a little bit more. All right. Now, lean forward slightly at your waist. Okay. Do >> you have anything on your personal sticky poke me? >> No, sir. >> No fentanyl, nothing like that. Nothing powder for jokes. >> I need you to look forward. >> I'm not even >> All right. I need you to look forward for me. Okay. Face me. Open your mouth. Raise your tongue to the roof of your mouth. >> Raise your tongue to the roof of your mouth. All right. Go ahead. Face away from me. Relax your shoulders. >> [screaming] >> All right, we're going to walk to the side of my car. >> Yeah, we'll get to that in a second. Okay. >> All right. >> After Miranda, she says two epileptic episodes caused the crashes and complains the handcuffs hurt. Officers continue investigating her explanation. >> Big, >> you have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be is against you in a court of law. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Having been informed of these rights, do you wish to talk with me? Okay. Have any threats or promises been made to you to convince you to wave your rights? >> Can you just loosen this? >> That's as loose as they're going to be. >> So, can you tell me what you guys want to do? Cuz I had an epileps an epileptic episode twice today. I wrecked my car twice because of my epileptic episode. And now you're going to bring me in for DUI. And do I look Do I look Do I look >> like we talked about under the influence? >> I'm not going to argue with you. I'm under >> Do not do that or you're going to get an obstruction charge. >> Be clear. No status. >> I had a seizure. I wasn't under the influence. >> It's garbage. Hold on. Hold on. I'm the supervisor. I understand you're saying that your handcuffs are hurting you. Is that right? >> They are very warm. >> That Yeah. Thank you. >> Okay. Let me take a look. >> Thank you, sir. >> You're welcome. You're welcome. >> Can you just be nice and let me talk to you? Okay. Okay. >> Ever since I was 22 years old, >> I started having seizures. Grandma seizures as I was driving. I had to go six months without driving because of that. A couple sorry a couple years went by. I took um what's called Depeico, which is is an anti-seizure medication. >> I went to a neurologist. >> They said because you hadn't had it for a year or two, you don't need to get off this medication. >> Are you telling us that we should make him turn around and go back home? >> Yeah, >> we'll do. Thank you. >> And and can you >> Once she is placed inside the patrol car, the encounter takes another unexpected turn. Dad, I had a seizure. I had a seizure. >> You're making it worse >> because they don't believe me. >> I'm telling them the truth. >> They're You got to stop. No, now stop that. I'm sorry. >> I had two seizures today. You've seen me. >> I know you. >> They don't believe me. They think I'm under drugs. >> The only way you can do that is by doing blood. >> I already Dad, I don't want to do a blood test. I had a seizure and now my hands hurt so bad. I had two wrecks, two seizures in one day. Is that drugs? Is that drugs? >> They don't give a >> They're just a bunch of pigs. >> The woman was charged with reckless driving, assault on an officer, and DUI. The first DUI arrest sets the tone, but officers soon face another impaired driving investigation when a mother is found asleep behind the wheel after school drop off. >> You recalled at jail. Okay. So, you can you can blow there, but I don't think you you're under the >> A routine school drop off raised concerns when an officer found a mother asleep inside her running vehicle. >> Hello. Hey. How you doing? You all right? >> Yeah. >> What's going on with you? >> Prayer real quick. >> A prayer? >> Yeah. >> No, you sleep home, girl. >> You got kids that go here? >> Yeah, my daughter. >> Okay. Could you step out real quick? Sure. You all right? >> I'm fine. I'm perfectly fine. I was just sitting here and I was >> What's your name? >> Let me see. You got your ID? >> ID. All right, I'm going have you hang tight for me. Okay. My mommy my mommy I mean my mommy has this car. I got my um daughter. She missed the bus. My mom um and I and my daughter just moved out this way from my mom. His been clear. I think she >> she got it registered or not a couple days ago or not. >> I have no idea. But um yeah, so my daughter takes a bus, but I had to >> Okay. >> She missed it this morning. >> What time you drop her off? >> I'm going to drop off here right when about almost 8:00. 8:00. >> 8:00. >> Yeah. So I know it's an hour. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it's an hour. I'm going to go and stop and get something to eat. I was waiting there and I was waiting for someone to text me back and >> so I was just resting there for a second. >> Okay, >> that's all. Someone came and checked up on me and I was like, >> "Yeah, okay." >> But yeah, I'm just going home now. So, >> officers ask the woman to perform a sobriety test. She agrees to do the test but struggles to follow instructions, raising further concerns for officers. Um, so because your car was on and you were asleep, I I assume I'm I'm guessing that you might be a little impaired. >> Oh my. I swear to God. I swear to God. I just literally woke up my daughter. I took her to the bus stop. >> She was like 3 minutes late. I talked to the other little girl's dad and she's like, "Are you guys still doing trick-or-treating tonight?" I'm like, "Yeah." >> And I said, "But she missed the bus." I said, "But I got to go. I'll talk to your wife later." So I went inside and I grabbed the keys and I told my mom. I was like, I have to take the old school. We literally just missed the bus. So, >> you just moved here, didn't we? >> Yeah. We just registered my daughter. >> Okay. >> And so, we're not used to it. So, anyhow, so I drove her here and um we came and I was going to, like I said, my mom was up at 9:00. I wanted to stop by the store and stuff. So, I was sitting here and I was waiting. I got off the phone call and I was just resting there for a second. Someone came up and said, "Are you okay?" I'm like, "Yeah, I'm fine. I'm going to leave here." And I was waiting for traffic to leave and stuff and then I was going to leave. >> But I was just resting and just >> Mhm. >> off and on just resting. Nothing's wrong with me. God just woke up. >> All right. >> I'm like, how embarrassing. I just My daughter just started the school and you guys think something's wrong and I swear. Promise. >> Okay. I'm just going to make sure and I'll let you leave. Okay. We have uh field soriety exercises. So if you can pass those, I'll let you get back in your car and drive away. Okay. >> All right. Would you cooperate with that? Yeah, I will. You will? Okay. Can I take my put my take my shoes off? Yeah, you just cuz they're a little big. >> Get get comfortable. Okay. >> Oh my god. This is embarrassing. Don't ever be anything different. >> All right. You got any pockets without reaching? You got pockets? >> No, I do. I do. Actually, >> just hand uh put your uh hands on your car for me. >> Hands on the car. >> All right. I'm just going to make sure you don't have nothing on you. All right. You ain't got nothing on you that's going to hurt me? >> No, ma'am. >> Poke me? No. >> All right. You want to spread your feet? >> One left. >> All right. I'm going have you stay right there. Okay. Watch. I just get my clipboard out the car. >> Okay. You go ahead and go. >> One. >> Five. >> Three. Four. Five. who I picked up and gave a ride to. I'll be back 108 to the >> AR toe like if I'm just walking like this. >> All right, you can stop. You can stop. You good? >> All right, we got one more exercise. Okay. >> After the sobriety test, the officer determines she should not drive and takes her into custody for suspected impairment. She becomes emotional as officers handcuff her. >> Oh, did you already start? >> Thanks. >> You ready? >> Yeah. I think I'm going to stand on my right. >> Go ahead and start. >> When you're ready. >> All right. I'm ready. Left, left, left. Am I supposed to be counting? 1 1,00. Are you >> Mhm. >> I'm counting. >> Yep. One 100 1,00 2 100 3 100 4 100 5 100 6 100 7 100 8 100 9 100 11 100 12 100 >> 13 100 >> All right, you can stop. All right. That is I know those are my my little test >> completely sober, but those are hard as hell. >> Okay, >> I'm serious. I'm really >> All right. So, on your exercises, >> ballerina >> on your exercises, you didn't do too well. >> So, I I know you ain't drunk. >> You on something else. >> No, we're good. >> Okay. Well, >> swear to God, I ain't on nothing else. >> All right. So, what's going to happen? You got to take a trip to the the jail house. What? >> Mhm. Cuz you you didn't do too well. I cannot let you drive home >> with whatever you want. >> Breath, whatever you want. >> Okay. They have a breathalyzer at jail. Okay. So, you can you can blow there, but I don't think you you're under the influence of alcohol, though. >> Oh my god. Please just call my mother. >> You put your hands behind your back. >> Why? Oh my god. I feel my legs. Mom. >> All right. Other hand behind your back. [laughter] Man, can you roll up the window? >> I got you. We going to make sure. >> Oh my. Ow. >> Does this hurt? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> My god. My baby. These are hurting right now. >> Okay. I'm going to help you out. You put your your chest up there to the car. >> Yes. >> All right. Put your hands together like you're praying in the back. >> The uh the green car just started the school. >> Got Jess. We can still work. You pull on this off. >> And you don't got nothing on you, right? >> No. >> No. >> Right. Cuz I'm telling you, they find at the jail, you in trouble. >> No, I know. I don't have nothing. >> Okay. >> You go in. But first and >> the woman was charged with DUI. From one suspected impaired driver to another, the next encounter begins as a routine traffic stop before sobriety tests raise further concerns. >> He's under arrest for drinking and driving. >> These officers just arrived at what seemed like a routine traffic stop, but within moments, a drink smelling of alcohol, failed sobriety tests, and an emotional arrest turned the situation into a suspected DWI investigation. So, you don't have a front license plate. Your windows are tinted and you didn't signal any turn. >> Quick check. >> What's up, get out? I don't know why. >> Hey, sir. >> Just see me if you ever send in the car. We're on the highway. I don't want to see you get hit by a car. >> All right. Yeah. I'm just worried about it. >> No, she's okay. >> Can This is um >> Okay. >> It's my friend. >> I got you. As you said, that's your >> Give back to him. I don't know what's going >> I'll show him. All right. >> You said you said that's your car, right? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's my car. This is actually her car. >> All right. Just do me a favor. Sit in the car. I don't want to see you get hit by my car. >> All right. >> I I'll let him know. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Our friend's a cop. That's why. >> Yeah. >> I don't even know what she got stopped for. So, >> what are you What are you doing? >> You didn't say throw. >> You throw it right on my [ __ ] Put your hands inside. Put your hands inside the door. Inside the red on the floor. Put your hands inside. Put your hands inside the car. Inside the car. >> I don't It's alcohol and she just threw it at me. Is there alcohol in the drink? >> Why'd you throw it on the ground? >> Well, that's why cuz she's drinking and driving. >> I did not say that. I said hand it to me. >> She threw it right out the car on me. >> Officers conduct field sobriety tests, but the woman struggles with the walk and turn and cites balance problems. They continue evaluating her performance. >> Right here. >> You see that? >> Mhm. >> All right. You're going to keep your head still. >> Mhm. You're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand that? >> Mhm. >> Is that a Yes. Can you stop? like it's my wife saying Okay. Do you understand what I meant when I said heel to toe? Your heel and toe are touching. When you take your steps, it's going to be heel to toe like this. You didn't do that on any steps. So, get in this get in the starting position again with your left foot in front of your right foot like this. Hands at your side. Stay there. >> Oh my god. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. >> You have to listen. This is a test. I need to see how you do on it. Left foot in front of your right foot. When I tell you to begin, nine heel to toe steps, counting each step aloud. At the end of your ninth step, you're going to turn in a semicircle and go back. Nine heel to toe steps like this. >> Okay. >> Heel to toe. One, two, three. All the way up to nine. Turn in a semicircle back. Nine heel to toe steps. One, two, three. Do you understand? >> I think so. >> Okay. Get in the starting position. Left foot in front of your right foot. Hands at your side. Count each step allowed. Nine heel to toe steps in both direction together touching. You have any problems with balance? Any problems with your back, legs, knees? Anything like that? >> The balance? Yes. I cannot do roller coasters. I cannot do skateboard. I cannot wear high heels. >> I'm not going to ask you to do any skateboarding. I can see you're not wearing high heels. >> I can't do that because I'm losing my control. I'm following. >> So, this test is going to be a one leg stand. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 20 21 22 23 26 >> Okay, you could stop leaning against your car. >> Officers use a finger counting test instead of the alphabet test and she makes several mistakes. Bachelon. >> What's that? >> Bachelor. >> Bachelor degree. >> Do you know the English alphabet? >> ABC. >> The ABCs. Do you know them? >> Can you recite them without singing them? >> Okay. I didn't learn English and I >> I understand that. >> I learned English and I think just 6 years. >> You've only been here for 6 years? >> Yeah. >> Okay. English. >> All right. I won't I won't ask you to do the album. >> But I Yeah. >> I won't ask you to even do it then. Do you see my hand? >> Yeah. >> What I'm going to have you do, you're going to take your hand. >> Mhm. >> Don't do it until I show you. Okay. You're going to touch each finger and then go back. And you're going to count aloud as you do it. It's going to look like this. 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 4 3 2 1. >> And you're going to continue to do that until I tell you to stop. Okay. >> Okay. >> You can begin. 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 3 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 3 2 1 1 2 3 4 Oh, you could stop. >> 3 2 1 >> Officers ultimately arrest the woman. She becomes emotional and repeatedly asks officers to explain the situation. >> All right, ma'am. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> What? >> Turn around. You're being placed under arrest for drinking and driving. >> 1720 has a female 41 for 450. You're under arrest. Don't make any sudden movements. Just comply, please. Put your hands on your back. >> Thank you. Oh my god. >> Sir, stay in the car. >> They arresting him. >> What's going on? >> Please, >> bro. Just explain to him what's going on. >> All right. Please don't lose my life. >> All right. Walk this way with me. >> No. Please don't my line. No, I'm begging. >> It's over. It's over. Come on. Walk this way. We're just going to get in the back. We're going to get in the back. Why? >> You're under. I'm not explaining to you right now. Please. >> You saw we ran you through a bunch of tests. You did not do great on the test. >> I'm begging. Please. I'm begging. >> Step up in there. The woman was charged with DWI. Just as that DWI investigation reaches an arrest, deputies encounter another woman denying she was driving while officers compare her claims with available evidence. >> I'm telling you right now, >> on April 5th, 2024 in Ellington, Florida deputies investigated a woman accused of drinking before driving. She denies driving as officers compare accounts. >> What's going on with her? >> She's had a little bit too much drink. I don't want her to drive. Somebody's on the way to get us >> with her. >> Yeah, that's my mom. >> Okay. >> She does. She knows she can't drive. She's a little bit too drunk. We just came from Chili's. Well, we just at Chili's, which is right right somewhere. >> And she drove here. >> She came from Chili's to here cuz we started driving. I was like, "Mom, she even said I had a little bit too much to drink cuz I was in this park. Have someone else come pick us up." >> So, she drove here with you. >> Yes. >> But she's >> Why didn't she drive? >> I don't drive. I don't have a license. >> Um, but I have someone that I can get >> driving. >> Do you have your identification on your ma'am? >> No, I don't. >> Do you know that you do have to provide that to me? >> I have not drove today. She did. >> All right. Can you give me your identification, please? >> I have no identification. >> Can you check in your purse? I >> I did. >> It It behooves you to to >> Honey, I have no identification. I I've not drove this car. Okay. >> Her I drove her friend to this position. >> I have no record of driving. >> Okay. So, can you provide me with your driver's license? >> No, I don't have no driver. >> You have ID on email? What is her name? >> Melissa Gibbs. >> I have not. >> Melissa what? >> Melissa Gibbs. >> Gibbs. >> I have not drove. Right. >> Uh, what's your birthday? >> Today I drive. 11 1104. >> You did not. You realized that you were too drunk and you pulled over. Yes. We need to get you home now. >> Hi. You did not drive us from here to this. >> Why are you so mean for me? >> No. She needs to know that I have not been in occupation of this vehicle. I have not been in occupation of this vehicle. She drove. I witnessed you coming out coming out of the driver's seat when I pulled up. >> You may have witnessed it, but she asked me not to get her cuz she doesn't have a license. >> Uhhuh. >> So, I have not drove. >> Okay. >> Other than from there to this far >> 31 traffic. Do you have any medical complications, ma'am? Do you need EMS for any reason? >> No, absolutely not. >> Perfectly fine. I have not drove other than letting her drive. She told me she had a license. >> She told you she had a license? >> Yes, she did. >> But why did you drive? >> Because she told me asked to go to this >> Okay. >> place. All right. >> Yeah. >> It was uh three freaking uh Yeah. >> I don't drive. I don't like driving. >> Okay. Would you mind giving me your license? I don't have any anything to give you, sir. >> Okay. So, you're driving without a license as well? >> Um, I don't drive. >> I just witnessed you coming from the driver's seat. >> Yes, but she asked me to move from there to there. >> From where? >> Uh, three freaking parking spots to this spot. >> So, why are you being so mean to me? >> I'm not being mean. >> I feel you are cuz I'm actually pre-licicensed, which I know you clearly have, and you're you're refusing to provide it to me. I'm telling you, she asked me to move to this spot. That's it. >> No. >> Yes, sir. >> Officers question the woman who lacks valid identification and claims another woman was driving. Officers compare her statement with the evidence. >> Uh, his name Ray Claxton. >> Who Who's he to you? >> He is my master electrician, sir. >> Master electrician? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> That's all he is to you. There's no personal relationship. Okay. Yes, sir. I have not drove this vehicle other than that part to this part. >> So, you drove from that parking lot to this parking lot? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> And that's when I seen That's when I seen you getting out of the driver's seat and coming over here. >> Yes, sir. >> Where were you at before? >> Otherwise, she was having a uh she ate at this place, sir. >> What place? >> Right behind me, sir. >> She ate here? >> Yes, sir. >> What' she order? >> Chicken. chicken. >> Uh, I think it's here. >> Walgreens sells chicken. >> No, we came from Applebee's. She's your own. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You have leftovers in here? >> Uh, I believe she does. >> It's my daughter. Her friend drove this vehicle. >> Do you have a drive? I know you don't have one on you. You're saying, but do you have a Florida driver's license? >> I don't drive, sir. >> So, you don't have So, you don't >> I don't drive. Her friend Stephanie drove here. >> Okay. >> And ran that way. >> Okay. Oh, she ran that way. >> Yes. >> So, we should go look for her that way. >> Yes, that way. >> Okay, we'll do that. Um, but where did you have the license or do you have even a Florida identification? >> Uh, I don't have no identification, but that's my daughter. >> Okay, I understand that's your daughter >> and I have not jo. >> Okay. I don't know what else to tell you, sir. >> Okay. Do you have an identification out of another state maybe? >> No, I live in Florida, Sarasota. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> What's your address there? >> Uh, >> yes, sir. >> How long have you lived there? >> Uh, seven or eight years. >> What's a good phone number for you? I have not I have not drove otherwise. >> I'm just trying to identify who you are, ma'am. >> No, I'm trying to give you the identification myself, sir. >> Okay. So, you don't you've never had any Florida identification? >> Um, I did have, but I quit driving cuz I had to pay some tickets. >> Okay. You got there? >> Yeah. Okay. During the encounter, the woman claims her sovereign citizen status prevents arrest. Officers continue assessing her claims. >> You're a sovereign citizen as well now. >> Yes, I am. I have put a 1040X on and I'm not no longer uh a part of the Federal Reserve. You cannot arrest me with any kind of signature. I am sovereign. >> We don't use signatures to arrest people. We use handcuffs. My mother sent uh my mother put my social security in my first birth birth certificate with me being an infant with it not acknowledgement and I put a 10 freaking 40x on myself and I am a sovereign being and you cannot arrest me under that law. >> Why are you yelling at me? >> I'm just telling you right now I am sovereign. I'M NOT PART OF the of the Washington state. You can't do nothing to me. >> Nothing at all. >> Nothing. Look it up. >> So, explain the 1040X to me. I'm not familiar. >> The 1040X means the Federal Reserve freaking had my mother sign my social security and my birth certificate without my acknowledgement. And I sent a 1040X and now I am not part of the Federal Reserve. And you cannot rest me on sovereignty. You cannot. You cannot. I am sovereign. You cannot arrest me. >> Can you spell sovereign? >> I don't care if I spell sovereign the way you want to. I am sovereign. Just look up 1040X. Look it up. 1040X. I don't have to spell it for you. >> I am not part of the system no more. my birth certificate. Nothing. You can't do nothing to me. >> Thank you for providing me with that information. >> YES. LOOK IT UP. >> YEAH. And I never drove this vehicle. >> Okay. >> I am so >> You do understand that you are in physical possession of it, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> However, I am not part of the Federal Reserve. >> Cuz you're 1040X. I a 1040x. Look it up. >> Can't do nothing. >> She normally like this like when she's on a >> Is that her behavior? >> She's a drunk. >> So she's normally like some [ __ ] >> So in other words, yes. >> Would you by happen to know who um owns this vehicle by any chance or phone? Does she have a cell phone? >> Yes. Ray. She works for this guy named Ray doing this master. >> Do you have a phone number for him or >> does she have a cell phone? >> She should. >> So, >> ma'am, I see a cell phone right there. Can you pull your cell phone out? >> My phone. I'm not going to give it to Ray. You have no authority to give it to my boss. I'm just >> I'm not going to give it to you because by law you don't have the authority to do so >> because I know law. >> After Miranda, the woman remains silent and maintains officers have no jurisdiction. Investigators proceed with the available evidence. >> Okay, I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. All right. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. I feel bad. >> You have the right to talk to an attorney and have him or her present with you before and during questioning. >> If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you at no cost to you before and during questioning. If you wish, >> you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> No. >> I'm going to leave here and have my friend pick up the call. >> Okay. Could you provide us more information on Stephanie? >> No, I have the right to remain silent. >> I understand that. >> So go >> But we're trying to find Stephanie, correct? >> Yes. I don't know where she ran. >> So go find her. >> Well, we need some information. >> I don't have no information cuz I have no right to name her silent. >> My lights. I say no. >> Okay. >> So bye. >> Okay. >> Thank you, sir. Um, >> you have nothing to do >> here now. >> Well, I just wanted you to explain more on the sub. >> No, I don't have to explain nothing. I have the right to never sign. >> Okay. >> My rander rights. I am going to exhibit. Bye. >> So, did No, no, no, no. I don't have to answer it. Bye. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> Stephanie Parker. >> I I'm not going to say nothing, sir. You gave me my my random rights. Bye. >> Okay. >> Just go. >> Go. >> Okay. I'm not going to get under the seat of that. Goodbye. >> Under the seat of what? >> And that way Stephanie will get back and she has the right to tell you. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to sit here. >> So, Stephanie has >> I don't have to ask and question that anymore. >> Stephanie is able to drive this vehicle. >> Yes, sir. But I don't I am under Miranda rights and I don't have to say nothing. >> Miranda rights. >> Yes. You gave it to me and I'm going to remain silent. Go by. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. And I'm grateful that you guys have helped our citizenship. >> I am grateful. I do I do not want to define it. So just go. Just go. >> I'm going to sit here. >> Stephanie, look. >> The officer says he saw her driving, but she disputes it and cites her sovereignty claims. >> I'm parked. >> You're in physical possession of a vehicle while under the influence. >> I'm not under the influence cuz I did not drive. >> But I witnessed you remove yourself from the driver's seat. message. Can you show me a video of >> um I will testify that in the interview? >> No, it would be a testifiable solution in my asking in this moment. Let me see the video that you saw. >> All right. >> Let me see it. >> I'm not aware that I have I have that jurisdiction to ask >> and I'm letting you know. >> So, let me see. >> Yep. And I'm letting you know I don't have my body cam may have caught it, but I was still in the vehicle when I observed that. So just >> I move I moved over from Stephanie ran away. >> Yes, I did. >> You moved over from Stephanie ran away? >> No, I've been in this jurisdiction right here. Show it to me. You You have nothing on me, sir. And you know it. >> I have you in physical possession of the vehicle. >> I I'm not driving. >> But you were in physical possession. >> No, I wasn't. >> How not? >> Cuz I didn't drive it. >> But you're still in the vehicle. >> I'm in the passenger seat, sir. That's after you came out of >> That's what your determination was. >> But you told me. You explained that to me. >> No, that's your determination. >> No, it's not a determination. It's a >> That's your determination. >> Factual information. >> No, then show me it. >> I >> show me your determination. >> That's based on my eyewitness. >> I don't care. Your eyewitness. Show me a physical thing. >> I I'm not I can't say that I can provide that. >> You can't. Exactly. I was never in the jurisdiction that you think that and I've never signed a contract under the Federal Reserve for you to give me rights. I have the freedom being not under the Federal Reserve to be able to drive without jurisdiction. >> You're clearly passionate about that. >> Yeah, CUZ I HAVE T SIGNED A 1040X. >> I am not part of the Federal Reserve. So, you cannot arrest me and I'm going to sit here free. the 1040X and that and that against states what? >> Yeah, it means I distinguish myself against my mother's social security and birth rights cuz I was a child. >> Is that a federal form? >> Yes, it is. Look it up. You should know that as a freaking officer. >> Why don't you show me that? >> Well, I don't because I don't have to. I'm telling you. You look it up because obviously you're not educated. >> Wow. That was unnecessary. I'm not trying to be rude cuz I love police. >> I do. I I don't want to defund the police, but look up 10 40x for yourself. Why do I have to do it for you? >> Because you have to provide the det. >> NO, I DON'T HAVE TO. IT DOESN'T STATE THAT IN IT. You look it up. 1040x. Why should I have to look it up for you? >> Because you just just as you wanted me to provide you a video evidence. Well, then just >> Did I witness you come over? >> Put up your phone. Put up 1040. >> Your phone and looked up. >> No, I I don't have TO CUZ I ALREADY SAVINGS RIGHT MYSELF. >> I DON'T HAVE TO PROVIDE that video to you. >> But I also am not part of the Federal Reserve no more. I haven't paid income tax for 15 years from a 1040X. >> You know you still have to do that, right? >> No, I don't. CUZ TAXATION WITHOUT legalization is what? Stop. >> The woman refuses testing, exits, and maintains she was not driving. Officers proceed with the arrest based on their observations. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to read you something real quick. Okay. >> Yes, sir. I heard to remain silent. >> No, he he rail. He raided. He raised my memorander right. >> You have the right to do it twice. I don't I have the right to not have to do it twice. You want to be appoint? I have the right to do it twice in law. He already did you not or did statements. >> Did you give me my Miranda rights, sir? >> Do you? >> No. No. Sir, did you give me my random rights? Tell him that. NO, YOU DON'T HAVE THE AUTHORITY TWO TIMES. I KNOW THAT BY LAW. >> You say each of these rights I've explained you. >> Hey, step out of the car. Okay. >> No. >> Step out of the car. >> No. >> Step out of the car, Melissa. >> I don't have to. You You kind of do. >> No, I really don't. I know my rights. I study law. >> Phillips. >> Okay. Come on. Come here. >> You don't have it right. Come here. >> Why did I do it? >> You're under arrest for what? >> Obstruction. Indeed. Why? >> I didn't drive stuff. You've never saw me drive. >> Stephanie saw you in actual patrol the vehicle. >> Not the Stephanie ran. >> I'm telling you right now, sir. I was in my passenger seat. >> You can go try first. I get nothing. >> They're all tied up. >> Sorry. >> Yeah, sure. It's not a call. >> Sir, I I didn't drive. >> Hey, do you have any Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me or stick me? >> No, sir. >> Do you have any drones or anything like that? No. No. >> Okay. I'm going to patch you down with the back of my hand. Okay. >> Yeah, sure. Please, too. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I will. >> Yeah. Here. >> Thank you. >> I let you stay right there. Okay. >> I don't think so. Then my daughter is going to get something right away. >> I have not drunk like me. >> You can touch my vagina. >> No, I don't wish to do that. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay, we're going to walk right over here. Okay. >> 153 traffic >> right to that blue card. Okay. >> Okay. >> 5429 Chevy lodge 463 in the driver's seat. So >> he has nothing on video. He told me >> he has nothing on video. He saw a girl running away. >> I don't know why I'm being arrested. >> Sorry. I never drove I've been in a passenger seat. >> You never drove my car? >> I never drove that car, sir. Have >> a seat, please. Thank you. Yes, sir. Can I have my >> Watch your hand? >> Yes, sir. >> Moments later, officers retrieve surveillance footage, hoping it will clarify what happened during the confrontation. >> Hey, your camera's out front. How do they where do they point? >> You know, I'm pretty sure you have you seen us out here? >> I really haven't been looking to see if one even points to where we're at. >> Okay. >> I enjoyed that. [laughter] I knew it had nothing to do with me, you know. Tell them I might try to get y'all. >> Yeah, cuz that's the only one that works. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah, >> we probably see sheep pull down here. All that I see. >> Okay. Um, if you want to come back. >> Sure. >> Yep. She wraps me up. >> All right. >> Call the name of game work. >> Got to make it fun some. Huh. >> You can't harass your cooworkers, man. >> Intercept camera. >> Yeah. We're not the not the greatest cameras. I mean, we're like, >> see, here's your car. >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. It's not going to see it. >> Unless she came in from there. >> Yeah, she did. >> She came in from there. >> Yep. >> Oh, well, worth a shot. >> It's like just bump her over. You would have >> Oh, well, I appreciate it. >> No problem. Um, >> did you check Hungry Howie's? Yeah, I'll check over there and see what they got. >> That might >> Okay. >> It might. I'm not sure. >> All right. >> Customer service needed in the photo department. >> All right. >> That's all right. I appreciate it. >> No problem. Y'all have a good one. Good luck to you. >> Thank you. >> Melissa was charged with DUI, refusal to submit to breath testing, driving with a suspended license, and resisting arrest without violence. After dealing with disputed driving claims and an eventual arrest, officers respond to a separate late night encounter involving a man refusing to leave his truck. >> Get on your stomach. >> This is Mark, a man who was found sitting in a truck outside a closed gym late at night. And he still doesn't realize that refusing to get out and a suspicious glass item inside the vehicle are about to turn this encounter into an arrest. >> That's why I'm sitting here. >> Why can't you drive this truck? How did you get here? >> Please don't do that. >> What? >> I can work with you. >> I'm sure take a little suspicion of what crime. >> I don't know what you're doing, but the reason why I'm out with you is because you're at a closed business illegal. >> You're at a closed business at a weird place at a weird time, which gives me reasonable suspicion that you're about to commit or commit or make a >> crime. >> Yeah. Uh it it would it would go into lord prowling. >> Please don't. Please, bro. Please don't do this. >> I haven't done anything. I've come to just see what you were doing here. >> Like I like I'm going through a hard thing with but the reason why I'm sitting in this seat. >> Mhm. >> Just just don't do this right now. >> Okay. >> I know the law. >> 432. Send me another >> because please stop. >> What? >> So what's going on, man? >> I >> just be honest with me. What's going on today? Are you okay? >> My wife and I are breaking up. Okay. You want to come out and talk to me about that? Kind of get get your feelings off your chest >> because you don't want to actually talk to me about >> I do want to talk to you about Is your hand okay? You sure? Let me look at that. There's blood on your hand, Bubba. Let me see your hand. >> Is it your blood? >> No, you don't have any particular reason to ask me any questions at all. I don't >> Well, for one, I I have DUI. >> I I I do have DUI. You were in the driver's seat. You had possession of the keys until I walked up and the vehicle was running when I pulled in. >> You want the state to get just be mad at you if you try to give me a DUI right now. That's terrible. >> I'm not trying to give you a DUI. I'm trying to help you out. >> Trying to drive. That's the reason why I'm sitting here because I'm >> I'm trying to help you out, but you're not listening to me and you're kind of being a jerk for no reason. >> So, what are you trying to say? >> Where do you live? We'll start with that. Where do we live at? >> I don't live here. I'm flipping a house. >> You're flipping a house? Okay. Do we have somewhere to go tonight? >> Yes, sir. >> Where are we going to go? >> We going to do that like like it used to be back in the day. >> That's what I was planning on doing anyways. So, where are we where you >> mind if I get out of the truck? >> Yeah. I already asked you if you wanted to get out of the truck. >> I don't plan on taking you to jail. I plan on probably helping you get to a hotel. >> Right now, I'm I'm I'm working with my wife. All right. I don't want a drinking job. >> Yeah, that's good. my employee, his woman met up with him and took off and something. Yes. >> Okay. >> And what we going to do? Let's let's let's skip to the end. Are you guys trying to collect them just me for? >> No. I I I want to know. >> We really talking to each other. >> We're really talking to each other. If Do you know where Captain Hums is? >> Do you know where Captain Hyrams is? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You got money for a hotel room? I don't want >> Okay. Do you want to call an Uber and we'll lock up your truck? >> I'm the only guy. Damn it, dude. I'm flipping the house on here. I'm >> Yeah. >> I got What do you want me to do, man? Just tell me what you want to do. Let's just roll up my windows and let's just carry my house. Is that cool? I want carry. >> Trust me. Would you mind if I rode if you gave me a ride? Because that's >> I'd prefer if you called an Uber. Oh, I I can do that. >> Yeah, just call an Uber. Do you got your ID on you, though? >> No, I have my phone. >> You got your phone at least? >> My phone? I have nothing. >> I literally just Oh, man. This nice stuff. >> So, how are we going to pay for the Uber? >> Uh, when we get my >> Do you live in Sebastian? >> I don't. I live in Titusville. >> In Titusville? >> But I have four properties. I got all money. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm not I'm drunk. >> Yeah. >> I can't drive. Yeah. >> And I knew I shouldn't be in the driver's seat. >> Yeah. >> Because then maybe I could, but I, you know, I just wanted to main seat, but I'm not driving. >> Okay. >> And my homeboy, he he he hooked up and I'm going through a divorce. I'm hurting, bro. >> Yeah. >> You got somebody that can come pick you up. >> Mark exits the truck and denies wrongdoing as officers investigate. An officer then notices a suspicious glass item inside the vehicle. >> Yeah, you can step out, buddy. >> There you go. >> I get it, man. I definitely understand what you're doing. >> Please don't right now. I I understand your job. I understand I understand. >> You're not going to jail. We're trying to figure out why. >> Stop stressing out. I know. I don't want to shake your hand with blood all over it. Let me see that still. Are you bleeding or what? Where's the blood coming from? bleeding. >> They're bleeding right there between your finger. Look. Spread out your finger. >> Nice work, bro. >> Okay. As long as you're good. >> It was my Yeah. No. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, let's figure this out. Who can we call to come get you? >> I hate my phone. My phone. I have no clue. >> Dude, I'm just up. >> Yeah. >> You can't give me a DUI. I articulable. >> Okay. Listen, >> it's definitely articulable, dude. >> You're making it way more complicated to be a dude. >> I'm sorry, guys. I'm sorry, but just But what do you want me to do? >> We want you to go to a hotel or go. >> Yes. >> No, it's my friends that let me down because I'm getting I'm going through a divorce. >> Okay. So, do you have a wallet >> on you, man? >> Okay. Where were you drinking at tonight? >> No. >> Did you leave it there? >> We went to his All right. I don't know what I should say. >> Let's start with this, buddy. What's your name? Omar. But I don't I don't have to tell you. Have I have I committed karma? >> Yes. >> How many times do I have to tell you that you're making it way worse? >> You're making everything. >> But what have I done? >> I've already explained to you several times. But we're trying to help you out. >> What have I done? >> You admitted that you're drunk. You're in the driver's seat of the vehicle. >> When I first pulled in here, the vehicle was running. You didn't take the keys and put them on the roof until I stopped out of my car. He watched you pull in here. >> Yeah. Like you guys want to take me to jail? >> No. We want to take you to a hotel room or a friend. >> No, I can get there. I can actually call people to get me. >> That's what we're trying to figure out. >> I just don't know if my phone is out. Can we phone numbers? >> Yeah. Is your phone in your truck somewhere? >> No. That's why. >> Okay. All right. Let's What is your name? >> Because I don't want to drive. That's why I'm sitting here cuz I can't drive. I don't want to drive. >> I'm Mark. >> Mark what? >> I do not have a good record. >> And that's okay. We're not worried about that. Be careful. Mark, what was your last name, buddy? >> You want to go to the passenger side and we'll look on the floorboard? I really really want to talk to my mom >> here. You okay if I go look on your passenger side floorboard for your phone? I'm going to help you find it if you're okay with it. I'm just helping you find your phone so we can call your baby. >> Yes, I could because I have nothing in here. >> Yeah. So, are you okay if I look down there for you or you want to look? >> No, I mean it fell down there. Is it in your center console? >> Okay. And we can work with you. >> I see the bush >> balls right there. >> Yeah, there's the bush. There's that. Officers repeatedly order Mark out of the truck, but he refuses to exit. So officers handcuff him and search the truck, finding a suspicious glass item. >> Step out. Step out right now. Okay. Come on, man. >> Mark, step out, buddy. Please. Right now, you're being detained. Will you step out, please? >> Step out. All right. Don't pull you out and step out. >> Why am I the same? >> All right. Last chance. Step out. >> Step out of the car. Mark, step out of the car. >> Supervisor. >> He's coming. Step out of the car. >> All right. We'll wait for him. >> Okay. No, you need to step out for now. >> Mark, you're going to step out of the car. We're going to remove you from the car. >> Yeah. Just hold them there. >> We're trying to be cool with you. We're asking you to step out. >> Totally being cool. >> All right. No, you're not. We're asking you to step out of the car. >> Okay. So, you're refusing to comply to step out of the car? >> No. This is all [ __ ] We don't want >> Okay. So, you're not stepping out. All right. >> No, sir. Hey, this is not >> Then get out of the car. Stop sitting here. >> This is not an ugly thing. >> You're making it worse than it needs to be. Ready? Five. Four. All right. Let's go. Come on. Come on, Mark. Step out of the car. You can't do that. Get out of the car. >> This is not going to be good for you. Mark, step out of the club. This is not going to be good for you. >> Get on your stomach. On your stomach. >> Hold on your stomach. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Put your other hand behind your back. >> Oh, I'll get the arm. I got Please don't. Please don't. >> Hey, stop pulling your arms. Oh, don't do that. You're going to do that. >> Please don't do that. Please don't do that. I am not a one male detained. >> You are resisting, buddy. >> Keep pulling away. >> Okay. Ready? We're going to stand up. We're going to sit up. >> Hold on. Roll them over. >> Roll on your stomach. >> Hands up. Go ahead. >> Search. Sure. >> Are we going to stand up? >> We're going to sit you up. Okay. We're going to roll and sit up at the same time. Are you ready? Let's get up. >> All right. We up. >> Yeah. Let's get up. >> There we go. We're walking to this car. >> All right. So, what am I being arrested for? >> We're going to this car. >> What am I being arrested for? >> DUI. >> I wasn't driving. >> You have to be in actual physical control of the vehicle. What you >> What am I being arrested? >> Spend your feet apart. >> You want to show? >> No, it's fine. Just go ahead and have a seat. >> Do that. Go ahead. Have a seat. Have a seat in the car. >> Swing your legs in. >> You know what, Mark? >> Oh, no. Please don't. Please. Sit down. >> Not okay. Okay. Okay, look. I am not >> Mark. Save the car. >> Yeah, we just got to find the drugs if there's any left. I mean, this might be something. All this [ __ ] spread across here, but it's kind of hard to tell >> here. Someone's got to sit with them, though. >> I'll go sit with them. If you guys want to search, but if you find anything else, just let me know. Thank you guys. Mark, we're live. >> Well, we just searched our truck. We didn't find a phone, but there was a meth. And there's four open empty skull containers in the back seat. Skull vodka and an empty beer uh >> but she's in Titusville. That's that's >> Oh, she lives in. >> No, that's a I live houses. I have four houses. That was >> It's always safe to take him to hospitals. >> Mark was charged with DUI, resisting an officer without violence, refusal to submit to testing, and possession or use of drug paraphernalia. What begins outside a closed gym soon gives way to an even stranger case when a man admits taking an off-duty officer's patrol vehicle. >> Turn around. Turn around, sir. >> Okay. Yes. >> In today's video, we have John Mack, who allegedly drove away in a police patrol vehicle after drinking. But this 38-year-old man is unaware that admitting he took the vehicle is about to make his situation even worse. >> Get over here right now. >> Hey, get over here right now. Turn around. All right. Turn around, sir. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Yes. >> Do not resist me. >> I'm not. I'm not. >> Do not resist. Put your hands behind your back. >> OKAY. FINE. OKAY, SIR. SIR, I WILL >> PUT YOUR HANDS. WHO ARE YOU? OKAY, FINE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I WILL. HOLD ON. >> Get the out the way. Move. >> What do you want from me, bro? Like, I don't want nothing to do. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Come on, man. >> Are you [ __ ] >> No, dude. Listen. Come on, dude. Listen. Well, why are you guys arresting me for? >> He's got a patrol car like a >> uh Yes. I parked it and I parked it. Now you're going to jail. Felony for real. I'm sorry, dude. Come on, man. >> I've been super nice to you. You're >> right. Listen, sir. I at >> All right. Come on. >> Where's your ID at? >> Come on, man. You don't have to cool this whole entire time. Why the Get my patrol car and drive off. >> All right. I'll be honest. Listen, I'm getting an idiot. I was getting an idiot. All right. That's it, dude. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry, guys. But like, relax, please, man. It was a It was a Listen friend of mine's like uh bachelor party. I'm sorry. >> Listen, I'm being needed. I got a daughter, man. Graduate eighth grade like next week. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> Come on, man. It's not who I am. >> I'm I'm going with you, dude. >> Have a seat, buddy. Going there. All right. >> I I don't get in trouble, >> man. This is the craziest. >> So, did any of you guys see it? >> And busted. >> Okay. Louiswis's um Louiswis's car park >> right here. >> Park right here. Was the back end? >> Yeah. No, there he backing up right there. The car was right there running. >> Okay. >> And then when I don't see when he get in the car, his body all stand right there taking picture. But then when I see the car take off like that, I say I don't think see another cops coming. >> But did you see? But you you see >> I don't see the guy. >> I knew it wasn't it wasn't Davis in the car. >> No. >> Where was Where was Davis at? will stand by us. >> He will stand right here by us and then >> get in the car and then take off. >> Okay. >> Where uh where the car at? >> Just right behind uh the bathroom. >> Not the best. Yeah. See, you'll be able to see the lights go around. >> That's a That's a guy right there in the white. >> It's got to be him cuz then he opens the door here. And is that the only angle you have? >> Okay. Yeah, that's the thing. And everybody else here wasn't looking. >> During questioning, Mac admits taking the patrol vehicle after drinking and accepts responsibility. >> So bad, man. Just in my back, dude. >> What happened? >> I don't know, man. To be honest, I don't I don't I don't even know. >> Okay. So, >> be honest. Like, like to be honest, I'm being honest with you. I don't know. >> That's what happened. Like, like I have a daughter, dude. I have a wife. >> I understand. What would possess you to get into a police officer's vehicle? >> To be honest, like I don't I can't even tell you [snorts] the truth. Like because I don't listen, I wish I could tell you the truth >> because I'm Listen, >> you and I just had a great conversation at >> D. Listen Listen. So, I'm going to be honest with you guys. You I know it's like I wish I could tell you like what happened, man, cuz I can't. Um I don't know. So, yes, I did do it. If anyone ever would say anything different, I didn't do it. Well, I did. Okay. So, >> I got you. >> I I don't have a lawyer. Okay. Like, it was my fault. Point blank. Cuz listen, I have a son. I have a wife. I have a daughter. And like, dude, it was um I don't know, man. I'm sorry, dude. I wasn't trying to cause no like trouble, dude. But I understand you got to do what you got to do. Point blank. >> Yeah. >> And listen, I'll be honest. Like, I I'm sorry. Point. >> But I'm I'm I'm being honest with you, too. What you did is a very big big >> I understand. That's why Listen, it's a felony. There is no way. Listen, like I said, there is no way fans must spot it. Like there's no issues and I'm being honest. Like I don't give a lawyer, right? No, there's no lawyer. I admitted it, right? I made a mistake. Um I don't know why I did what I did. I was drinking, right? I was drinking. I don't do what I I don't do that normally, right? >> I don't drink, but it was my fault. >> And then on top of that, All right, man. Well, you're going to have to hang off for a minute. All right. Hey, but boss. Boss, can you solution? >> Just give me a second. All right. Give me a second. Give me a second. >> All right. Turn. Yes, sir. Which one is tight on you? >> I don't know, dude. They're kind of bold, but I don't know. >> All right, step out. >> I'm not like like a like I'm not a felon, dude. >> And then on top of that, what I'm telling you when I'm giving I'm giving you orders to stop when I stopped. >> No, you started resisting a little bit. >> I would never do that again. >> All right, go ahead. Take a seat. >> I can't talk to you guys for a second. >> Give me a minute. I'm got to I got to speak with my sergeant. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> I just want a one second. Okay, >> officers offer Mac field sobriety exercises. Mack initially declines field sobriety tests but later agrees. Officers evaluate his performance as they investigate his condition. >> Brother, you don't know where you put your jersey at. >> I don't, man. I I to be honest, I if I would I Come on, guys. I'm going to lie to you now. I told you everything the truth. Even with your thing. >> All right. Because >> if I did, I could. I would tell you. >> From the time that I saw you walking here to here, you had your jersey on and all of a sudden it's gone. >> Me, too. >> No, I know you had it on. >> Me, too. I used to work. To be honest, Listen, if I was sober, man, I would tell you the truth. Like, >> all right, do me a favor. Step out. >> Yes, sir. >> Listen, guys. If I can tell you the truth, like, I'm so sorry, dude. Like, it is >> Listen to me. All right. I'm going to explain something to you. >> Yes, sir. >> You have one, two, three, four, or five officers here. I'm going to take these cuffs off. >> Yes, sir. >> If you do anything >> would never do. Come on, man. >> I'm just I'm just letting you know, okay? You're only going to make things worse. All right. >> I would never That's why I said I told the truth. >> Okay. So, I told him the truth. >> John, listen to me. I need you to listen to Okay. So, what's going to happen now is one of these officers, they're going to give you a opportunity to perform some field sobriety exercises to spare their belief that you're in. >> I didn't drive, >> sir. >> Okay. >> You took my car from drove it over here. Okay. All right. Turn around. >> Okay. >> Uhhuh. >> Yeah. I have a daughter. >> I don't want silver. I don't know what I do. >> All right. Let's see if I get you to stand without son out of the face out of the sun. What were what were your whereabouts today? What were you doing? Explain me your you know your dayto-day um pool party. >> Okay. So you're at Dante's at the pool party or just having anything to drink? >> Um a couple. >> Okay. What's a couple? Like we got beer, you know, wine. >> Nice. Three drinks. >> Like what were the drinks? >> I said beer. Yeah. Beers. >> Were they the glass ones or the small? >> I just seen a yes or no answer. Okay. Um, would you submit to the field sobriety exercises to dispel my belief that you're under the influence of an alcoholic beverage or chemical or control substance to intent that your normal faculties should or not? Man, I don't know. No, I can't. I can't. I can't. >> So, is that is that either yes or no? >> No, sir. >> Okay. All right. So, just turn around for me. >> You say no. I want you to know that it could be used against you in court. Okay. >> Yes. Yes, it will. I will. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Okay. You'll do it. Yes or no? >> Yes, sir. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Okay. We don't need the back and forth. >> Yes, sir. I'll do it. I just don't want to even like I have a daughter like she's about to graduate eighth grade next year next week. >> Just look at this and keep keep both eyes on this. All right. Don't move your head or anything. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. All right. >> Sure. >> Yeah, that's fine. Go your hands. >> So if I do >> All right. Listen, let's keep straight. >> No, no, no. You're going to gentle matter. I'm going to be honest. >> All right. >> Yeah. So my daughter like has graduation at your graduation. >> It's Friday, man. >> It's going to be up to the judge. We're going to have a bond. Probably have a bond. You got to see the judge. It's Sunday. You have to see the judge tomorrow morning. >> Man, there's no like >> there's nothing we can do to get >> what you did. I don't think you understand. I don't think you're grasping >> 100%. Like guys, like you see me, I'm crying, man. Like I'm not a crier, right? Like it's kind of who I am. Like I'm not a >> All right. Come with me in front of my car. All right. Can I call my wife? >> Negative. You call back to jail. Yeah. Listen, >> what can I do? >> You can't do anything, man. You stole the police car, bro. We're being very professional with you right now. >> Listen, I I am a boss. I don't want to like cause any trouble. >> At the station, Max says he made a mistake, but denies being a criminal. Officers document his account as part of the investigation. Can I >> be honest with you? You guys can turn off turn it off for a second. >> We can't. We can't see what you turn it off though. >> Yes, >> we can. I'll get in trouble. I'm not trying to get in trouble for you. Tell what you have to say. Tell me. It's all good. >> Please. Can I call my wife? >> Yes. Once we finish our our thing. >> Why though? Like why can't I just call my wife now? We'll >> get in trouble. We have to call. >> No, you won't. >> You got a long way before that though. So, finish here and then we'll talk about >> I know. So, I see one question. Okay. So, I have a flight at 400 p.m. on Sunday. >> All right. >> Will I not make that? >> You might. >> I might. >> It depends what they charge you with. What the judge gives you what your criminal >> I can't see. No, I hit no criminal like steal. He did steal. >> No, I didn't. >> He just borrowed. He borrowed the >> but I pulled it over. No, no, no, no. >> He's going to come back. Fernand is going to come back. Give me a sec. So, look. We talked about it earlier, but I have to read you this. All right. It's my job. May sound silly, but I got to read you it. All right. >> You guys, >> what's up? >> Listen, I made a mistake. All right. So, I'm not a criminal. Okay. Did I make a mistake? Yes. Doesn't make me a criminal. All right. That does not make me a criminal. And you could say that don't don't lie and say like you are a criminal. No, I'm not. >> I never said that. >> I mean Yeah. Yeah. So like I mean let me ask you guys a question. Be honest. >> So someone like me, right? Well, you know that's not who he is. >> So look, let me tell you something real quick. All right. >> All right. So obviously you refuse to, you know, do the breath test, whatever. At 8:30 you were marked as a refusal. Okay. So that that's pretty much what charge though. >> Huh? >> You guys cannot charge for a refusal. That's a charge. >> A charge. >> New for this year. >> What? This year? One year. the first year. So >> the law. >> So wait, you don't have a a choice, but it's a law against it's against the law. >> I read it to you. I read it to you in the center. >> That's fine. But like that's against the law to refusal. >> How is that even true? >> When you get a license, it shows that you know in the back of it in Chicago. It doesn't say that though. >> It's just Florida, man. It's a family. So you you have to see a judge. >> Okay, fine. But judge gives you an eyebond, >> right? So you can you might you might give your bond and like like you said you don't have >> in Iban he'll say Ibot listen you might not say I cuz it's not Florida. >> So it's good to me please. That's all I ask. >> So what what they'll do is if you don't have any prior >> No. >> So what they'll do is is they'll give you a bond and they'll let you out of pre-trial but now >> what does that mean though exactly? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I don't know this exactly but if you violate >> I don't care but No. No. I will violate. Yeah. Yeah. No. No. Okay. Fine. Fine. >> All right. Fine. I'm set up. All right. Go ahead. >> John Mack was charged with DUI, refusing a breath test, driving with a suspended license, reckless driving, resisting an officer without violence, burglary, and two counts of grand theft. Meanwhile, another routine traffic stop takes an unexpected turn when a driver refuses to cooperate, leaving officers to deal with escalating resistance. >> I I have not obstructed you. >> You are. A Georgia deputy stops a young mother for alleged seat belt and cell phone violations on April 21st, 2025. The routine stop soon takes a more serious turn. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> Driver's license, please. >> Okay. Can you tell me why you pull me over? >> I will as soon as I get your driver's license. Yes, ma'am. It's >> because I wasn't speeding. Uh, my blinkers work. Yes. >> Two reasons. One, your seat belt. Two, cell phone while you're driving. I can see straight through the back of your window. >> Okay. >> No seat belt while you're driving. Can't be on your phone while you're driving. >> Okay. >> Well, I just I just got back from the tire place, so I was pulling Adam MBA's tires, so that's why I didn't put my seat belt on. >> Supposed to have it on before you start driving. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. I'm not going. All right, you're getting two citations. Attitude goes a really long way with me. I was going to give you a warning. >> Okay. >> I really was. You seem to not care, though. >> No, I really don't. You've already gave me a ticket now. So, >> and it's just as easy for me to go back and delete it and not have anything and just write you off as a warning. But your attitude is what's making you get this ticket. >> Well, I have commos. So, >> what time you got towards me? And well, your attitude wasn't really that good either because I asked you why you pulled me over and >> and I told you I would explain it to you as soon as I got the >> driver. You said no, you said give me your license. So that's what set me off. >> Okay. Well, this is all recorded. >> Yeah. And I'm recording you, too, actually. Yeah. Because I'm traumatized. Yeah. So, okay. >> All right. Well, >> yeah, but you >> your feelings are not my problem. It's your safety. It's your safety and the child and my child's safe. My child's very safe. >> I'm not signing that. I don't have to. >> Then you can go to jail. >> Uh, no, I don't have to. >> All right, go ahead and step out of the car. >> Go ahead and step out of the car. >> You're not going to arrest me out in the car? >> Yes, I am. >> Then let me sign it. You're going to traumatize my child? >> No. Get out of the car. Hop out of the car. We're going to have a conversation real quick. >> You're going to traumatize my child? >> Me and you are going to have a conversation. All right. Get step out of the car. You're under arrest. >> Do not touch me. >> Send me another unit. I'm about to be 1010. Give me another You're going to >> You're going to get tased. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You are son of >> Get out of the car. Turn around. Turn around. >> No. Not till I'm car. >> Not till I'm >> Get on the ground. >> You are going to traumatize my child. >> She's at taser point. Turn around. Get on the ground. >> You're not handcuffing. >> I am putting you in handcuffs. You're not going to jail for obstruction. Congratulations. >> I'm I have not obstructed you. You are. >> No. How am I obstructing you? >> Somebody get up here, please. >> I have no record. I am a teacher. >> I don't care what you are. I don't care. >> If you watch, >> turn around. Turn around before I throw you on the ground. >> Okay. Can we talk about >> No. No. We're beyond that point. Turn around and face the car now. Now. >> All right. >> I I would prefer being >> Yeah, we'll touch it. Okay. You are trauma Get on the >> ground. Stop. Stop. [ __ ] >> I need [screaming] I need I need to call my mother. I need to call him. The woman's young daughter remains in the SUV as the deputy speaks with her grandmother and decides how to proceed. >> Abigail, what? >> 31. Do you need EMS? >> No, I'm fine. You realize all you had to do was sign that ticket. The whole reason I was going to get you out of the car was to have a conversation with you. Try to be civil. But you didn't want to do that. >> I recorded the whole thing. You got an attitude with me first. >> I had no attitude with you. >> Yes, you did. And we can watch that on camera. Yes. >> Absolutely. >> But you're going to jail now for felony obstruction. You know that >> cuz you punched me in the face and you don't seem to care anymore. So you're under arrest. >> Can we talk? We can talk. >> No. No. We are past talking. You punched me in the face. I >> You just You just said you wanted to talk to me. >> No. Yeah. And we've had our conversation. You're under arrest. That's fine. >> You're under arrest. >> I would like to talk about this. >> There's nothing to talk about. Put your foot in. Or if you are fast talking, put your foot in. >> I was about to talk to you. >> And this is And this is why I have high. Put your foot back in the car. You're under arrest. Thank you. >> I I need to know. I need to call my mom about my daughter. Do you have kids? >> No, I don't. >> Yeah. Exactly. So, you don't understand. I need to call my mother. >> Okay. I need to call my mother. >> You obviously have no idea about child psychology. You just traumatized my child. >> Well, that's your fault. >> No, it's your fault. I have it all on camera. >> That's fine. Where's your phone? Is it still sitting in there? >> I Why? >> So that we can call your mother. >> Yes. >> Hi. This is Deputy Harker. >> This is Deputy Harker. Deputy >> Parker. >> Uh, I pulled her over for a Look, it's fine. It's fine. I pulled her over for a very simple reason. It was a seat belt and cell phone citation. Uh, I got to the window. She immediately had an attitude. I told her I wasn't going to stand there and argue with her. So, I went ahead and typed up her tickets. I told her, you know, she had to sign them. She said she wasn't going to sign them. So, I told her she could go to jail for not signing a citation. And, uh, she said she wasn't going to jail. So, I was like, "Step out of the car. We're going to have a conversation, you know, just to try and explain to her why she needed to sign the tickets. And it just kind of unfolded from there. I got cuts on my neck, my arm. >> Pop her with the taser next time. >> Trying Yeah, I was Yeah, I had her I had her at taser point. I was trying not to do that in front of her child, but she, you know, and I didn't I didn't I didn't tase didn't tase her. I tried to see what's what is and what is not tattooed there. Hold her open. That's good, buddy. >> I don't worry about it. I did everything I could not >> contact defensive marks. >> Yeah. Well, I did everything that I could not to punch her in the mouth. >> I get it. >> Or tase her in front of her child. >> What do you need me for? >> Um I I would if you understand anything about childhood psychology, I believe that would traumatize her more than she's already been. >> Okay, cool. We'll wait here then. If y'all come through the officers, >> mama, I have it all on recording. I have the video and if there's not a video on my phone, then he deleted it. But I have the video that will show everything. >> Listen, the officers are not going to do anything. >> Yeah, there's there's there's nice officers. There's some nice ones here. The one I was dealing with was not. I've already thanked the other officers for their kindness. I would I do not I do not want to ride with him. >> Well, you don't have a choice. >> During the ride to jail, she continues questioning the situation as officers proceed with the arrest. >> You know, Karma's going to come for you. >> You were a police officer at Putinham, correct? >> Nope. Well, if I recall, there's another video of somebody and you did the exact same thing with them. >> Do you know the video I'm talking about? >> No, never working button. >> But that was you on the video as well. But you know it was wrong what you did. And that's okay cuz karma's real and karma's going to come and get you. And I have it all on video because there's no law that says I have to sign that ticket. There is no law that says that. And I'm going to show the judge the video. What you should have did, you should have just handed me the ticket. I did not have to sign it. But you were just mad because you got disrespected and your big cop ego got hurt. And then you put your hands on me. You asked me to get out the car and I said no. And then you put your hands on me. And that's okay cuz the judge is going to see it all. But is there a law that says I have to sign the ticket? Is there? Okay. You don't want to answer now? Yeah. Cuz there's not. And you did the wrong thing. But that's okay cuz the judge is going to see that. Your little ego just got hurt and you got mad. That's that's why guys like you. Y'all are y'all narcissists. Y'all don't need to be cops. But y'all do it to because it stems from some childhood trauma y'all have to make y'all feel big and bad. Y'all become a cop. Can you tell me the charge I have? >> Felony obstruction. >> How is it felony obstruction? Okay. It's going to get dropped because I don't have to sign the ticket, do I? >> There's not a law that says I have to sign that, is there? No, there's not. You can't. You can talk then, but when I ask a question, you don't want to say the truth to you can't talk. And that's why it's going to get dropped because I didn't have to sign that ticket. And there was no reason for you to ask me to get out car. So yeah, put me down for felony obstruction. It's going to get dropped. And please never have kids. >> At the jail, investigators weigh the conflicting accounts to determine what happened during the confrontation. >> I did not punch you in the face. And there are not 31 cuts on your arm. >> That's my badge number. >> 75 was probably the best suited for that out of the rest of us. >> I did not punch you in the face. But I have the recording from the other side of the phone, so it'll see you have it at the front. I have it from the other side. I did not punch you in the face >> looking. >> But yeah, you got to make it look bad. I hope you get fired. If I punch you in the face, then why isn't there any type of marks on your face? Got them on my nail. >> Okay, that's not punching in the face. That's scratching you. Feel like I got punched. >> What? >> I felt like I got punched. >> You didn't get punched. >> I said, >> "Do not touch me when you open this door." >> I wasn't playing on that. >> Good. Oh, lordy. >> Honestly, I don't know whether to believe you lied about getting punched in the face. >> All right, I do have a question for you real quick. Because we didn't search you, I need to know if you have anything in your pockets or anything like that before we go in there. >> I don't have to answer that. >> Well, it's to keep you from catching any charges. If you have something in your pockets, I'm just trying to give you the amnesty moment. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything in your pocket you brought or anything? >> I don't have to answer that. >> Okay. Well, if they find something on you, that's another problem for you. >> Okay. >> All right. I'm trying. >> Well, no. I'm genuinely not scared. I promise you have to sign that ticket. >> You're fine. >> Yeah, you probably It's going to get dropped. >> And you forgot to change. Yeah, it's getting dropped. >> Okay. >> But yeah, you >> How are y'all? >> Yeah. >> I need to take these off you real quick. Huh? >> What you doing? Um, >> seat belt charge and a phone and a lie for obstruction obstruction. A lie that set up punch you in the face. Do you see any marks on it? >> The woman was charged with felony obstruction plus the seat belt and phone tickets. Following the roadside confrontation and resulting charges, officers face a quieter but uncertain encounter when they discover a man with an active warrant. >> Very long. I'll tell you that cuz we're just going across the street. So, >> officers inform the man of an active King County warrant despite his claim the case was resolved. They prepare to verify the warrant before transport on January 9th, 2025. Yeah, if I >> the the King County it it's a King County is hitting for uh failure to appear in court. >> For what dates? >> For uh for a uh driving while license suspended. >> Yeah, I've gotten all those clear [clears throat] though. That's the thing. And then I've showed up to the dates after. Did you have some like because sometimes they also put out warrants if you have like let's say you had to do traffic court by this date or all community service by this date and you didn't do it. >> Yeah. >> I've gotten all my stuff cleared. I've taken all the classes they needed and everything too. >> Yeah. Just take a look if you wouldn't mind. >> Since it is showing a valid warrant, >> we'll have to put you under arrest, take you to station. We'll fingerprint you to confirm the warrant and then we will contact the King County Sheriff's Office to confirm the warrant. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? We have to we have to right now the the judge specifically whoever signed that I I didn't see which judge signed the warrant but whichever judge signed the warrant essentially they have on whatever date it is and I'll be able to tell you because it'll >> cuz they should have told me this last year cuz I came last year to do the same process. >> No, it's later than that. >> They told me I had it hit but they never told me of what and then I'm like I've had everything cleared though. >> Okay. Well, it's showing it's a valid warrant. So, >> yeah. >> So, I don't know if something >> Do you have anything in your pockets? Anything to stick me, poke me, hurt me, anything? >> No, I just got uh >> no knives or >> No, I got my vape. I got I got my battery on me, too. >> All right, cool. >> But nothing. Sorry. >> Okay, cool. >> Not a >> You're being cool with me, but So, I don't mind giving you a little courtesy. >> I don't I don't understand. >> I know that's the thing, too. And if if it turns out that it's a if it's just the payment thing and we contact King County and it's like they'll pay the whatever. >> Um you can if you don't have the cash on you, you can call whoever you need to. That kind of thing >> or I think we even take cards still, >> but I don't know if we do that. >> If that's working. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, >> what So, what should I tell my wife? cuz I don't this is like >> I mean honestly until we call Kane County to find out exactly what they're asking for we don't have any additional information but we'll have it in 10 15 minutes >> okay >> which I don't have any issue with you giving her a call that kind of thing you can bring and obviously you bring your cell phone everything like that >> they can put on everyone still wants gold and silver modern stuff is kind of >> how to get paid tomorrow >> I hear you have other I don't know what I I don't know. Like I said, I don't know for sure until we contact King County uh to find out exactly what it is with the failure to pay. Depending on how old it is, it could be the you're familiar with the you heard of the safety act? >> No. >> Uh the safety act came through and it's like so now if the if you're issued if a warrant comes out for your arrest or if you get arrested for something, there's no such thing as cash bond. you know, you're either given a court date or you're held and you have overnight and you have to see the judge. But before the safety act, anything before the safety act, they still >> the old rules still apply. >> The old rules still apply. So that's why that's why I didn't want to I don't want to lie to you and give you wrong information. You know what I mean? That's not fair to you. >> Officers secure the man and explain the warrants details remain unclear pending confirmation. >> Cuffs here though. >> Let Yeah. Put your stuff in your pockets. Yeah, that way. We'll we'll make sure you get I don't I don't want to. >> Yeah. No, I was just wondering why you were pointing. I thought you were going to take it. >> No. >> No, ma'am. >> You're good, dude. All right. There we go. Just be careful. Don't want to pinch or anything like that. >> Well, luckily we won't be in them for very long. I'll tell you that cuz we're just going across straight. So, >> that's not too tight, right? >> No, that's perfect. >> All right, cool. Let me go ahead and lock that up. >> Well, we got to We don't get a choice. >> Hold on. Careful. I don't want to pinch you. >> Here. You want to do like a reverse prey? There you go. I just don't want you to I'm not trying to hurt your hands here. All right. Those are locked so they won't get any tighter on you. Okay. If you don't want anything on you, no, stick me, poke me, hurt me, nothing like that. Muffin. >> Very. >> Heck yeah. >> That hurt you like six years ago. >> Yeah, I was gonna say that give me a coronary maybe, but nothing else. >> Is that just gum? Yeah, it's just gum. >> Just a pen. >> Pen and a battery. >> Just the phone. The key. This is what you need to give to the >> Yeah, I got to give them my >> Okay, no worries. >> I was joking with the guys, the third guy that came. like you don't have any in interior pockets or anything. >> I do. >> There's nothing. >> All right, perfect, buddy. [snorts] >> We'll uh we'll get this taken care of as quickly as possible. Would you grab the keys for him? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Want to just give it is it okay if we give them to one of them and then key strapping in there? >> You called one in custody. >> All right, perfect. >> Mhm. Yeah, dude. We'll uh like I said, I I wish I could give you more information right off the bat, but with it being King County, it's one of those where we're like we we only see that the >> I think it's just the remainder of what I have to pay for my court fees, but I just haven't had the money to even >> Yeah, >> in theory that could be it. It's hard telling with the with the the payment ones. >> Yeah. >> Because it could be I've seen them everything from child support all the way to court costs to like uh uh like fines. >> Like it's almost impossible to tell what the specific thing was that didn't get paid. Yeah. It's almost impossible to tell what specific thing wasn't paid. It's just more like But at least it'll tell us what case it's on, which would which will probably help figure that out. >> Yeah. >> The man was arrested for an active warrant. >> Before we end, this scene shows the moments after a crash on a dark road. Police and emergency crews are already there with flashing lights filling the area. The driver is outside the vehicle as responders check the scene and help those involved. According to the story, the woman kept resisting and multiple officers had to step in to bring her under control. She may have thought she could get away, but the situation could lead to serious consequences. What do you think she should have done in that situation? That's it for today. Thanks for watching. If you enjoyed the video, make sure to subscribe to the channel for more real police encounters. Share your thoughts in the comments below, and I'll see you in the next one. Stay safe out there.