But, you're not going anywhere. >> Don't push pull on me. >> walk away from me. This is a traffic stop. No, you're not. This is A TRAFFIC STOP. STOP. STOP. >> The officer pulls her over because one of her lights is out. It's a simple traffic stop. Instead of staying inside the car like she's told, she immediately tries to get out and walk toward her house. >> I'm not going to 544 finals 2009 Julian. Hey, stay in the car for me. >> I'm getting my baby. I'm going in my house. >> No, no, you're not. Stay in the car for me. Stay in the car for me. Get in the car for me. Get in the car. >> I'm in my baby. >> No, you're not. Get in the car. >> No. >> Yes, get in the car. This is a traffic stop. Get in the car. >> No. >> Get in the car. Ma'am, get in the car. Ma'am. 544 7902 10-4. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm pregnant. Don't push pull on me. >> walk away from me. This is a traffic stop. No, you're not. This is A TRAFFIC STOP. >> SHE SAYS she's pregnant and tells him not to touch her, but at the same time she keeps trying to leave the scene. >> Ma'am, stop. Stop. >> Did you not just say I'm pregnant? >> Yes, and you're What kind of walk away from my traffic >> to push me out of the car? >> away from my TRAFFIC STOP. >> I DON'T CARE. >> THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. GET BACK OVER HERE. >> MOM. >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET STOPPED. You're going in cuffs. Give me your other hand. Don't make this any harder than it needs to be. >> Why are you pushing me over? >> Because you're trying to walk away from me being my traffic >> get my mom to get my baby. >> YEAH, WE'LL WORRY ABOUT that in a second. Get back over here. >> [snorts] >> Get my baby. >> here. Ma'am, stay inside. >> Get my baby out of the car. >> Stop. Stop. I'll explain in a second. Stop. >> You're hurting me and I'm pregnant. >> Stop. >> Well, I don't do that. She's pregnant. >> Yeah, well, she needs to listen. Stop. Just listen. >> Just calm down. >> Put the keys up. No, don't take the keys. >> She getting my baby. >> Yeah, well, right now you're on a traffic stop, ma'am. >> Mom, get my baby out the car. >> Stop. >> She continues pulling away while he tries to place her in handcuffs. The situation turns physical because she won't give him her hands. >> Why are you making this difficult? All you got to do is relax. >> Calm down, my baby. >> Stop. >> Calm down. >> Stop. Stop. >> He's pushing on my stomach. >> Stop. Would you stop? All right. >> I ain't doing nothing. It's just a traffic stop. My baby I took my right out. >> It's a traffic stop that you're making a bigger deal out of. Stop. Stop. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Oh, yeah? You're under arrest. Yeah, well, she's not listening. Just give me your hands. Jesus Christ. Let go of the cuff. >> Going to help my baby. I threw them over there. >> All right. Come back here. Jesus Christ. I'll give you a second. All right, give me a >> my shoes. >> No, not at this point. Not at this point. You already made this more difficult than it needs to be. Give me a second. >> Look at 5:44. I got one detained. What's your last name? Ma'am, what's your last name? >> The officer asks her mom to go back inside and says he will explain everything in a moment. He tells her to settle down so he can handle the stop safely. >> Ma'am, can you just go back inside for me? I'll explain everything in a minute. What are you looking for? >> Keys. >> Keys to the car? I'll find them for you. I'll bring them up there. Thank you. All right. Settle down a little bit. You going to talk to me? >> No. >> Then why I stopped you cuz you were weaving in and out of traffic. >> care. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Another officer arrives on scene and the first officer quickly explains what happened. >> What you got? >> I stopped her weaving in and out of traffic. >> For what actions? She nearly hopped out of the car. >> She didn't hop out of the car? >> No, I got her. >> Oh, okay. >> Had a fight with me, though. Got her cuffed in the back. Her mom came and took her baby out of the car, so I wouldn't have done it yourself at all. I don't have Just Throw him out. Mom went back in with the baby. She's Mom's being videotaped, but uh >> All right. You got her keys? >> I'll have them in a sec. >> There you go. >> However, second officer checks on her while she sits in the back seat. She refuses to look at him and gives short answers. >> Hey, what's going on? You good? >> Yep. >> Okay, can you look towards me? >> No. >> Okay. You all right? You live here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> No. >> No. Okay, I'm not sure. number I'm not sure. You want to hang out here? I'm going to go talk to mom. >> Yes. Is he coming in? >> All right, can you come to the door for me? >> Yes. >> I'm definitely going to put on my body cam. So, here's here's what happened. She was weaving in and out of traffic. >> Weaving what? >> Weaving through traffic. Just whipping around cars. So, I I tried to stop her. She got out of the car. I told her she needs to get in. She tried to walk back inside. >> Oh. >> So, then I told her grabbed her and said, "Hey, you stay out here." And then she started fighting me. That's when we went tried to go into cuffs and she continued to fight. That's why she's in cuffs in the back of my car, okay? >> Mhm. >> He tells her that refusing to identify herself could lead to another charge, but she does not care. She's now not identifying herself. Is this Is this your car or her car? >> It's her car. >> It's her car? >> Yes. >> Okay, is it registered to her or is it registered to you? >> Hers. >> Registered to her. Okay. All right. Thank you. Hey, I'm Officer Bingham, Champaign PD. So, what's going on tonight? You You good? >> Yep. >> Okay, well, you don't want to get a charge for not identifying yourself. >> I don't care. >> You I know you don't care right now, but you will care later on. >> I don't care. >> Do you got a warrant or something? >> Nope. >> So then you're not going to be able to go anywhere until you identify yourself. >> Oh well, we'll see you all night. >> That's not how it works though. >> No. >> Why what's going on? Did something happen before this? >> Nope. >> Can I help you anyway? >> Nope. >> Cuz I mean we don't we don't got to do this tonight, right? You don't get a choice to identify yourself. >> I will. >> It it it doesn't work that way though. What happens is you you will get identified with your fingerprints. >> Okay. >> So why go through all that, get a dumb charge >> I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. >> That doesn't make any sense to me. You know what I'm saying? Just think about it. I I don't want to go through this for nothing. So you know All right. So if you talk to me we'll get this all sorted out. >> When he asks if she is the registered owner of the car, she avoids answering directly. >> You Lavona? >> No. >> No? You're not Lavona? >> Nope. >> Your mom said this is your car. It registers back to you. >> Oh, okay. >> So you Lavona? >> No. >> Be honest with me. What's what's your name then? >> Oh [ __ ] >> Ma'am, this is a simple traffic stop. >> Okay. >> But you're turning into a lot bigger deal than it needs to be. >> Oh well. >> Okay. All right. So So >> Give me something to work with. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Hey how are you? >> I don't know. >> Huh? What did you say? You don't know? >> Mhm. >> She continues to deny her identity. The officer tells her plainly that if she does not identify herself, she will go to jail and likely sit there until they confirm who she is. >> All right, here's how it's going to go. Either we're going to go to the jail and probably sit there for at least 24 hours till they find out who you are. >> I don't care. >> Okay, perfect. Or you could have been released out here All right, if you don't care, you going to sit there. She don't care. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Oh my god, they have a dog for the keys. Oh my god, the dog just as stupid as they are. What the [ __ ] Oh my god. I can't make this [ __ ] up, bro. >> [laughter] >> Oh my god. Oh my god. What? >> [snorts] >> [ __ ] >> [gasps] >> I just want to go to sleep, bro. Oh my god. I just want to go to sleep. My dog got to take a [ __ ] bro. Bro, this [ __ ] going on TV, bro. This [ __ ] is crazy. It's going on TV. Why is he going in my car? Oh lord, what is he looking for? Drugs? >> [snorts] >> Oh my god. Why is he searching my car, you little [ __ ] cracker? Oh my god. Oh my Jesus. He's putting on her gloves. They ain't [ __ ] in here but baby [ __ ] What you looking for? I was so confused. What are they looking for? What the [ __ ] are they looking for? >> She requests a female officer for the search. He agrees and tells her they will handle that properly. >> Alvana, can you just put your shoes on? Can you go put your shoes on for me? >> You can put them in here. >> Okay. All right. Well, Yeah, if I can I can't tell. You want to step out for me so I can search you real quick? >> I need a female officer. >> What's that? >> I need a female officer. >> Yeah, if I can step out real quick. You got anything that's going to get you in trouble when you go to jail? >> I don't know. >> Huh? >> I don't know. >> You got to say it for the camera. >> You got You got anything on you that would get you to the other charge? >> I don't know. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Come with me. >> All right. I think you're under arrest. You got any clothing in your pockets? We'll search you. [ __ ] >> She faces charges of aggravated battery to a peace officer, resisting and obstructing a peace officer, and failure to signal. She pleads guilty to resisting and obstructing and is sentenced to 24 months of probation, two days in jail, and anger management counseling. In the end, this whole situation started with a simple traffic stop for weaving through traffic. Let me know what you think about this one. Share your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching and I'll see you in the next one.