Step out of vehicle. >> Call your sergeant. >> Hey, listen. Don't put your mothering hands on me. >> Send me another unit. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> Don't you don't have to do that to me. >> Don't put your hands. >> Do not come over here. >> I want to know where I put my gun. >> We'll come talk to you in a minute, but do not come over here. Cause problems, please. >> Can I talk to my daughter? >> Ma'am, I need you out of the road. >> Talk to my daughter. An officer was patrolling the area when he noticed a vehicle with a dark tint over the license plate. He approached the driver and asked for her license, registration, and proof of insurance. But instead of complying, the woman kept demanding to know why she was being pulled over. >> Street. >> And why are you pulling me? >> Afternoon. License, registration, proof of insurance. >> Why are you pulling me? >> License, >> insurance, proof of registration. and I'll let you know. >> Why are you pulling me? >> I will let you know after you give me your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> My name is Officer Delvar with Point Beach Police Department. >> Well, why are you pulling me? >> I will let you know once you give me your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> So, why are you pulling me though? >> I will let you know once you give me >> Why are you pulling me? >> I'm going to give you one more opportunity. Are you coming out of the car? >> I don't mind stepping out the car. I just want to know why you pulling me. >> No, I will pull you out of the car and put you in cuffs. >> You won't pull nothing. license. >> I want to know why you pulling me, >> ma'am. License, >> if it's the same thing, I'm taking y'all to court for it already. >> When asked to step out, she refused again. The situation quickly turned physical when she resisted the order, demanding a supervisor, and shouting that she was being treated unfairly. Officers tried to deescalate, but she kept yelling. >> So, what are you pulling me for? >> License, registration, proof of insurance. >> Call your super your your um your sergeant. >> License. Call your sergeant, please. >> Call your sergeant. >> Ma'am, >> call your sergeant. Call your sergeant. >> Step out of vehicle. >> Call your sergeant. >> Hey, listen. Don't put your mothering hands on me. >> Send me another unit. >> Don't put your hands on me. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. >> DON'T YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO that to me. >> Don't put your hands down. I'M GOING TO GET UP. DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. GET OUT OF >> PUNCH. >> You don't have to SLOW ME DOWN. ONLY ASKING why he's pulling me. That's it. That's all I'm asking. >> Backup arrived. Even while detained, she kept protesting loudly, insisting she'd done nothing to deserve this. After officers took the woman into custody, she still wouldn't stop shouting and kept demanding that nobody touch her. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO SLAM ME DOWN. Y'ALL DON'T HAVE TO SLAM ME DOWN. I JUST asked a simple question. You don't have to man. >> You don't have TO MAN HANDLE ME THOUGH. YOU I'M ASKING HIM A QUESTION. >> Don't manhandle me. >> That's it. Relax. Calm down. >> No. I'm asking him why he pulling me. >> Relax. >> That's all I'm asking. >> All right. Relax. >> That's all I'm asking. >> Don't have THE MAN HELPING ME. Don't listen. Please get your hands the off of me. Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of me. >> I JUST ASKED A SIMPLE QUESTION. That's it. >> I just asked HIM WHY HE PULLING ME. >> That's it. And he snatched me off the car. I'm not aing man. I'm not a criminal. That's all I asked. >> Calm down. >> I asked him to get your sergeant. That's all I ask. >> That's all I ask. Please stop maning me. >> Just relax. >> Okay. WELL, HE CAN LET ME GO. TELL HIM LET me go. >> That's fine. JUST >> TELL HIM TO LET ME GO. >> MA'AM, LISTEN. Calm down. >> Let me go. >> Ma'am, calm down. >> Let me go. >> Female here to pay. >> He's manhanding ME LIKE I'M AING DUDE. I'M NOT A DUDE. >> OKAY, RELAX. >> I'M NOT A DUDE. LET MY STUFF GO. >> LET GO. WHAT IS THAT? >> MY MY INSURANCE. >> OKAY, just relax. >> LET ME GO. HE AIN'T HAVE TO MAN like I'm AING MAN. I'M NOT A MAN, BRO. >> ALL RIGHT, you're going to look. Sit down. Sit down. I'm I'mma sit right here. No, no, no, no, no, man. Come on. >> I'mma sit right here. Y'all didn't have to man. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. Relax. We'll have a female pat you down. Just relax. >> Ain't nothing on me. >> Just calm down. Relax. Relax. >> Ain't nothing on me. >> Just calm down. Okay. >> I just asked a simple question. >> I understand. What? >> That's all I asked. >> That's fine. Relax. Calm down. Get over here. >> Just relax. Okay. >> Hey, do nothing wrong. >> Listen. I didn't say you didn't, you know. I wasn't even here. Hey, just relax. Okay. >> Officer, >> I ain't do nothing wrong. >> It's okay. Just relax. Okay. >> Once that that female comes here, she'll pat you down. >> Pat me down. I just got awkward. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> I get it. Just calm down. Okay. Just take a deep breath. Calm down. You work over there, Kiki. >> I work in Boa. >> Okay. Just calm down. All right. Just relax. Take a deep breath. We'll take care of it. There's a sge here if you have any questions. Okay. This didn't have to go this way. I asked you for three simple things. >> And I asked for I can ask a question why you PULLED ME FOR NO REASON. >> Three reasons. >> You not have to do ALL THAT. >> NO, YOU DON'T HAVE TO HANDLE ME LIKE I'M A MAN. I'M NOT >> When you're ready to talk, let me know. >> With the woman arrested, officers began the vehicle inventory before towing it. She claimed it was unnecessary and that nothing was in the car besides tools her son used for oil changes. >> What do you need? >> Um number. Yeah, I'm taking her cuz I gave her the commands to give me license, registration, proof of insurance. >> She uh instantly want wanted to just demand what the stop was. I told her, "No problem as soon as you give me your license proof of insurance." >> Kept doing that. Wouldn't hand me any of her documents. Started shouting, saying she wanted a sergeant. So, I asked her to step out of the vehicle for me. As soon as I asked her to step out, she pulled away, started kicking the bucket, trying to pull herself in. So, I get her out. >> I like it. She get in the car. Tell me you got to open the car and then just push the button. >> I'm sorry. You need You need what? >> Go. None of that. I'm a mom. There's nothing in my car. >> What do you need? >> Nothing. If you want to get in the trunk, it's nothing in there. I work. I'm a mom. I take care of my children. I don't do none of that stuff. >> They inventory the vehicle for towing. Okay. >> Why? >> Because we have to document what property you have on you in case you report that something was stolen. was stolen. Nothing. He ain't even give me a reason why he called me. >> You have tools in the car. >> That's what his son's on. He's going to do my oil change. >> Nothing in my car. >> You want these two phones to go with you? Watch. >> Do you want me to leave it in there? You obstructed my you obstructed my my lawful traffic stop >> and then you resisted when I told you to get out of the vehicle. I I'm not required to tell you why I stopped you. I asked you for your license, registration, proof of insurance. >> I asked you many times and I asked you to comply. >> Why you not why you not acquired this? >> Do you want this or not? >> You want this or not? I'm done discussing showing. >> Huh? Yeah, we're towing. >> WHY IS MY CAR BEING TOWED? >> LISTEN, unattract when an officer gives you an instruction to step outside. >> No, this is >> You don't want an explanation. I'm not going to talk to you. If you're going to if you're interrupting me, it's not even We're not going to argue here. >> Catch you right on, right? When an officer gives you an instruction on a traffic stop to step outside the vehicle, he can legally request >> out the car. But he asked me for my stuff >> and I just asked why you pulling me. >> But listen, I I I wasn't there. I don't know. I have to I will review this later. Okay. >> So, here's the thing. If the officer instructed you to do a I don't think you want to listen. >> He's good to go with me, right? >> Yeah. She was hired. >> Vehicle fire. >> Then things got even more chaotic. Family members started showing up at the scene. Her mother pulled up, jumped out of her car, and began yelling about what happened to her daughter. Officers told her to stay back and warned her not to interfere, but she kept stepping closer. >> Hey, you have the Oh, never mind. >> Excuse me. Where's my daughter? >> Uh, she's in the back of the car. Which one of y'all pull her out of her car? >> Ma'am, just park your car and calm down. >> What is the legal right? >> If she comes over here, it causes disturbance. She's going to be tough to see. >> You got another one. >> Hey, don't come over here. Ma'am, did not come over here. Do not come over here. >> Do not come over here. >> I want to know where I PUT MY DAUGHTER. >> WE'LL COME TALK TO YOU IN a minute, but do not come over here. Cause problems. You will be arrested. You ain't had no business. PULL A HOLE IN YOUR CAR. No business. >> Don't stand over there, please. >> Put your mother over. >> You think it's a dude car? It's a whole woman's car. You nasty behind. >> X-ray 14,416416. >> Where is my car? >> Remember when I asked about six officers earlier? >> Hey, roll up the back window. >> Roll up the back window. >> Send me some more units back. >> I can hear her right here. >> You come over. Hey, if you come over here, you're going to be arrested. You're going to get tased. >> I didn't even >> listen. Hey, I'm not going to tell you to leave the area, but please stay on the sidewalk. Please stay on the sidewalk. >> As officers continued handling the scene, more family members kept arriving. Each new person wanted answers, but none of them had been there when the stop began. They made it clear the arrest was based on her actions, not on who she was. >> You're obstructing traffic. That is a Stand on the sidewalk. Please >> stay out of the roadway. >> Can I talk to my daughter? >> Ma'am, I need you out of the road. >> Stand on the sidewalk. Look, you're obstructing traffic. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. Step outside of the roadway, please. >> Give me my mama keys. Matter of fact, >> please stay. >> Back up. got going on. >> All right, ma'am. Ma'am, we got to go now. >> For what? >> He's taking my cop. >> She's under arrest. >> FOR WHAT? >> FOR WHAT? >> SHE was refusing a lawful order to provide her name and information during >> Sir, I was on the phone with her. >> I will be reviewing it. Y got body camera footage from from the boom y got out of y'all car to go to park. >> We have to review it and then we'll go from there. All right. We weren't there. We don't >> get the vehicle being for nothing. >> Y got TO DO A GOT NOTHING TO DO, BRO. Know her, >> man. Y KNOW HER. >> Y'ALL KNOW HER, MAN. I'M NOT doing my back and do what y'all said. Don't talk to me, bro. >> Just No, no, no. Just leave the vehicle right there. >> Leave her car. >> Okay. Okay. I thought she >> CAR BROTHER. UH, what happened there? >> What happened? >> She was arrested for not following lawful instruction by the police officer. >> I was on the phone with her. I am the witness. If I can see that dude who pull her out of the car, he pulled her out of the car with no proper causes. You understand me? She hadn't already stopped the car. She just asking why he pull her over. He got nasty with her. >> He got it. He got this. And he took my daughter for what? >> What? He what? He took her less car. >> Huh? Yes. They took it to to the police station. >> I mean, we've already no evidence. >> As the vehicle was being prepared for towing, more arguments broke out. One relative said it was because her tag was expired, but others argued it wasn't. >> Just check with the do. I mean, you guys inspected the vehicle for towing, but they got here. It's it's if one if the registered owner is here. >> Well, the registered owner is >> not that any good deed goes unpunished, but >> the girl the one that got arrested. >> Oh, okay. Never mind then. >> They're not red. Yeah, we're definitely >> It's registered to the girl that was arrested. So, >> I don't know. >> Oh, he the one did it. >> But what was the cause for him to do it? No, they do. >> I just I just told you. >> All right. I I told you that she was arrested for not following the lawful orders. >> You was not listening to me. >> Let me talk. >> Called me. Got me all shaking. >> None of us were here. Yeah. >> Okay. >> But she was arrested for not following the lawful orders of a police officer during a traffic stop. >> Oh. Going to stop. >> That's it. >> Doesn't mean she'll ever be found guilty. It just means there was probable cause for the arrest. >> That's it. >> Do you know why she was pulled over? Do you know why she was pulled over? Because >> they said they wasn't here. >> It wasn't here. >> 225. We're still in 24. >> You can look at it. You can run it. You don't see it. It's not expired. >> No, I'm not expired. There was something wrong with the tag. That's all I was told. >> So, we'll check it with you. Look at >> It's covered. It's covered. You can't have a cover on it. >> They do that all the time. >> I know, but you can't have it. >> Everybody's not >> I know, but but that's why when you get pulled up, you just cooperate, say, "How you doing? No problem. Here you go." You get a warranty and you go. That's it. >> All right. Listen, I need you out of the roadway. I need you to remove your cars from the the roadway, please. >> He just weakness right here. Well, that's all right. >> Move. It's time. It's time to leave. >> All right. >> Out of the roadway. If you want to remain in the side, park the vehicles legally. You guys can be in the sidewalk. >> Can I have somebody move? >> And we're towing the vehicle. >> Yes. So I I can have my own >> No, it's it's her vehicle. We not legally allowed. >> Listen, we are not legally allowed to release the vehicle to anyone at this point. >> So you're not going to roll up her window. >> Ma'am, you cannot go in that car. Otherwise, you're going to be arrested. >> So a whole lot. >> They do an inventory on the car. It's all on camera. >> Go home. Go home. Go. Hey y'all. >> Hey, go home. Go. There you go. >> Move your car. Brendon, move the cup. >> Despite all the shouting, one of the supervising officers took the time to calmly explain everything to an older woman who seemed to be the grandmother. >> You got the power. >> Sorry about that, but what were you talking about? >> You got the power. That's all I know. I was just trying to tell you. >> I said you got the power here. >> I was trying to tell you they're going to tow the car. I don't I have no The officer that was who in charge of the cases, he decided he's going to tow the car. Unfortunately, I can't change that. >> But they used to let you have the child car that's costing us more money. >> I understand that. But he made the decision. I don't He has his own. >> Well, God, you see him and you know the decision he made. >> Okay. Yes, ma'am. So, do me a favor. I just if you you can stay right here, but I just want you to stand on the side of the roadway. Okay. Yes, ma'am. >> No, I'm going to be finished. I'm going to leave it in God's hand. Yes, ma'am. >> I'm going to leave it right there. But I was just trying to find out what happened. >> That's why I was trying to talk to you, but everybody was screaming. >> We don't have all the details at this point. It's way too early. Okay. >> That's why we try to >> I'm just telling you what she's under arrest for. >> Okay. >> That's it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> And then I me as a supervisor because he pulled her out of the vehicle against her will, I have to review it. >> Okay. >> Okay. and and if there's anything according to our policies that's in violation, then we'll handle it from there. Okay. >> Thank you, man. >> What's your name again? >> Ruben. Thank you all. >> Yes, ma'am. Thank you. >> You're welcome, honey. Thank you. >> In the end, she was charged with failure to obey lawful commands, resisting arrest without violence, having an obscured license plate. She later entered a plea of no contest to the failure to obey charge. The court withheld formal adjudication, but ordered her to pay over $500 in fees and costs. After she failed to pay, the case was sent to collections. If you've ever seen a traffic stop go sideways like this, tell us about it in the comments. Thanks for watching. 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