right now. >> Sit down. >> Mom, you're done. >> It hurts, sir. >> It doesn't hurt now. Stop. >> I'll move forward. >> No, you're not. Now stop. >> Mommy's hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> I'm serious. I can't. >> You need to stand up. >> On January 13th, 2023, police officers responded to a car accident. One of the people involved had been driving his girlfriend's car when the crash happened. Shortly after, his girlfriend and mother arrived at the scene. When the girlfriend saw her damaged car, she began yelling in distress. >> I need to get up. >> Get up. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Stop touching me. Get off of me right now. Let me go. Let me get >> She's got mental issues. Can you let >> me >> go? >> Cars were stopping to see what was going on. Emotions were high, but things quickly escalated when she refused to follow the officer's instructions. Despite being told to sit in the car, she kept refusing and yelling at everyone, including her own mother. >> You can't. >> Are you done? >> No, I'm not sitting in car. If you touch me again, I'll sue you. >> No, you won't. Yes, I will. >> On the ground. >> Yes, he did. >> No, he didn't. >> Yes, he did. >> I'm your mom. >> Did you not see that? >> Watching you here. >> My car is broken. >> My car is now what? It's a car. You're about to get arrested. >> I'm not getting another one up. >> At one point, she accused officers of pushing her. She also made serious accusations, calling the officers corrupt and even using offensive language, saying her family were police officers, too. >> Their cars are broken. >> That's broken. >> They're calling a car for you. >> I don't give a family police officers. >> All dirty, nasty, corrupt pigs. All of them are. All of them are. >> Thanks to social media. >> All of them are cuz all of them are. All of them are. When they get here, they are not touching for what? I'm sitting here like this. Who am I? >> They're not touching the road. >> Cuz he put me here. He put me right here. Yes, he did. Put it on camera. Play that camera back. That camera back. >> She later sat up quietly for a while, but then suddenly tried to get up and walk away. At that point, the officer said, "Enough is enough." He took her back to the ground and placed her in handcuffs. >> He threw me down. Put the camera back right now. >> Sit down, >> mom. Now we're done. Now we're done. Okay, we're done. Okay, >> we're done. >> I didn't do anything to you. >> Do not move. Do you understand me? >> Do not move. >> What are you doing? >> Do not move. >> What are you doing? >> Nobody was touching you. You're pedophile. Pedop pedophile touching me. >> I don't think so, ma'am. >> Anything to you? >> Are you done with your mouth? >> No. Get me out. I can't breathe. >> You can breathe just fine. >> No, I can. >> You're screaming and yelling. You can breathe just fine here. >> When officers attempted to restrain her for everyone's safety, she began crying for help and claimed her neck and legs were hurting despite no signs of injury. I >> can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> You can breathe just fine, dear. Good. Then let's roll over. >> Then let's roll over. >> There. Now you're motor. >> Help. Help. Somebody help. >> You're fine. A help. >> They asked her to face forward to calm down and to stop making things worse. But she continued to scream, saying she couldn't feel her legs and that she was terrified. >> Why did you do this? >> Not trying to face me. >> Why did you do this? >> Cuz the way you're acting. >> Why did you do this? I wasn't touching nobody. I wasn't doing anything. >> So why do you do this? >> What do I do this way? This is just going to make me more mad. Why would you do this? That's unfortunate. >> Why would you do this? >> Why would you act the way you acted? >> Why would you? Because my car is crashed. >> And it's a car. >> And it's my car. >> Just look at you. I'm >> No, you can't look at me, Stacey. >> Because I said so. >> Then get your neck off of my neck. >> I'm sitting right here. Get your hand off my neck. >> It hurts, sir. >> It doesn't hurt now. Stop. >> I'll scoot forward. >> No, you're not. Stop. >> Mommy's hurting me. >> I'm not hurting you. >> He's hurting me. Are you done? >> He's hurting me. >> He's hurting me. >> So he's hurting me. >> Help. Help. >> He's hurting me. >> The officers tried to stay calm and hoped her mother would help calm her down. But things just got worse. >> You need to stop. >> He's hurting. >> You need to stop. Do you understand me? >> He asked you to go sit in the car. He asked you to set the car and you wanted to do it. I know. You know, now you're being arrested. >> No, I'm not. >> You probably are. >> No, I'm not. >> You did not do what he asked you to do was simply sit in the car. I shouldn't have brought you here. >> I didn't know where to get to it. >> Look at my car. >> Can you get my shoes in my purse? >> Who cares about your car? You're getting arrested. I don't give a your car. You're out of control. >> You did exactly what I told you not to do. >> You didn't do what he asked you to do. >> I was mad about my The officer finally stepped in, telling her to get back in the car and calm down, but she refused and kept escalating. That's when the officer grabbed her, trying to take control of the situation. >> Am I getting arrested? >> Yes. >> For what? >> Luke. Luke. Luke. Hold on. Can I talk to him? >> Just one second. >> What? Am I being arrested? >> Not yet. Now. Okay. Stay right here up against the wall. >> Luke, come here, please. >> You need to stand up. >> You're going to hurt yourself. >> Legs. >> I can't feel my legs. >> I can't feel my legs. >> You need to stand up. >> I can't feel my legs, >> man. Come on. >> I can't feel my legs. >> Other side. >> I can't feel calm down. I >> can't feel her in the car to go home. >> One step at a time. >> I can't feel my legs. >> I need to back off. If you found this case intriguing, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this. She kept saying she was scared and that her arm was hurting. >> I need you to stand up. My legs need to stand up. I need to stand up. Stand up. I can't feel my legs. >> I can't feel my legs. I'm serious. >> I'm serious. >> You need to stand up. >> Stand up. Turn around. >> Have a seat in the car. Have a seat in the car. Face me, sir. >> Yes, you can. You need to stand up. You have a seat in the car. >> There you go. >> Get in the car now. >> Sophia, listen to that. >> Sophia, you need to stand up. >> Need to stand up. >> You need to get yourself hurt. Okay. We need to get you inside the car. Sophia, you need to stand up. Let's go. Come on. You did this to yourself. Let's go. >> That way a little bit. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop it. You're making a fool of yourself. Lean forward. Stand up. >> Ow. Ow. My heart popped. Ow. It popped. >> No, it didn't. Now come on. >> It popped. >> No, it didn't. Now stand up. Stand up. >> You can stand up. >> I can't. I'm so scared. >> Stand up. You kick it with us. It's going to be it. >> I'm scared. I'm so scared. >> Get the car now. Help. >> The woman's mother later admitted she should have never brought her daughter to the scene, knowing she was already upset. The mother explained the daughter and her boyfriend were already arguing before he took the car and emotions were running high. So, just FYI, >> you can't. >> Sorry about what's going on here. >> No, I mean, it's my fault. I shouldn't have brought her in. I knew she was equally my fault >> because I knew she was I knew this was going She was really upset that she's having issues. She It's my fault for it. I needed to get him and try to get >> She said the car wasn't insured and her daughter had just started a new job. According to the mother, she had even been previously hospitalized for mental health issues because of similar behavior. >> So, she was extremely upset because we don't have coverage on our car. She's already we told her if I'm having your car, that's it. Can't get you another car. >> You're covering other people by yourself. >> Right. Right. That kind of is. But, but because she's younger, you know, you cover a car and that car it's that's already paid for. The car we bought it straight up. So, she was upset about it because, you know, she's thinking she didn't have a car. She's got a new job. How are they going to get back to Gainesville? They were fighting before he left today, which is probably partly why, you know, I know the road was wet, but it doesn't help when you're not driving when you shouldn't drive emotionally. Nevertheless, we got here. Officer Meadows is fantastic. Great guy. Time to go through. She immediately when she saw her car started just going crazy, screaming, yelling, upset and everything about her car being very dramatic obviously to upset Luke as well. But not fake because I know it was true. But again, it should be my fault. I shouldn't have drove her here. But I had no choice. I need to try to get him. I need to try to get the car. I guess I had a choice. I should have just kept driving away from it. But nevertheless, she just wouldn't listen to anyone to calm down. He was very nice. Ask her, you know, stop stop yelling. He asked her to go sit in the car. I asked her to sit in the car. she just wouldn't do it, you know, and um because she was so emotional like of not understanding about anything else that's going on and thinking about the car and her job. And now she's really screwing the job. She's got a brand new job, doing really well. So, not a good thing. So, I tried to tell her on the way here if she didn't if she didn't control herself, not only would she not have a car today, but she would get arrested today. That's not something that she needs to do. So, I thought she completely understood that, but I think she still thinks she's a kid because she hasn't been 18 for very long. And what happened to her because she's been anchoracted for being extremely emotionally like not like understanding or calming down that that doesn't that's not what happens with you when you're a kid. You know, you don't now you things are all different. >> But anyway, he was very nice. He tried to work with her. She didn't listen to him. She did when he asked her to do so. He he he grabbed everything in her hand. But she she did quite cool. Everything that he did was fine. My parents were my mom was I grew up with family. So I get it. And you guys like it or anything right now cuz it's hard >> and kids nowadays are disrespectful because all the social media and police. >> All right. He was more than patient. I I do wish that I could have maybe had one more chance now that she realized that she would be getting arrested. I don't think she thought she was getting arrested >> or she was going to get arrested. She feels justified that she was upset, >> but not that anything else, you know, like that, you know. So, I wanted to try to give her a little more chance to get her because I really don't know. >> Now, I don't know what's going to happen now. she's going to lose her as well because she just got hurt. So, a lot of things are gripping me back from that, but maybe be a learning lesson for her because I told them, you know, in a way I'm not as upset because I think she needs to learn, but I also don't think she can actually help it >> as a mom cuz she's been having these little like anger issues since she's like 5 years old, you know? So, it's like now I feel like it's my fault. Should have brought her here and this wouldn't have happened. >> Oh my god. >> Maybe it would have happened at home when I got him home. She would have got in a big fight and this would have been at our office. You know what I'm saying? So, but either which way, I just feel really bad. He was fine. Um, she was very disrespectful and rude. Um, which I'm sure is not appreciated, and it is what it is. I mean, it is what it is. I mean, it's unfortunate. I'd love to take her home and not have her arrest, but I also understand he he was very very patient. He was, you know, he didn't hurt her. He didn't turn her down. She said that, but I don't think I think she thinks that, but that's not what happened. So >> you saw everything. >> I saw everything that happened. He did everything by the book and was way more patient probably than most people would have been up to that point. So I don't blame him. And you know, I apologize for any disrespect that she said, you know, to him. I just, you know, it's really my fault. I should have brought her here um to give her because I know that I I knew this was going to happen down deep. I knew I knew this would happen. She couldn't control herself. Sir, >> despite the girl's claims, there was no sign of mistreatment or abuse from the police. >> Cuz you're not listening to anyone. This is why you are where you are. >> Listen, the best thing you can do for yourself when you get to jail, do not fight with anyone. No, nobody's going to rape you. That's no, they're not. So, >> people are going to touch me. >> She can't. She needs to go to home. >> She's hot. She has a jacket. No, they're going to do >> not make it worse on yourself. >> You fight people when you get there, you're going to have more charges. Okay. Can you please >> I'm so scared. Why can't I just go? >> Don't be scared. You're going >> Why can't I just go? >> Because you you made it. >> Yes, you did. >> Ma'am, sorry. She talked to you right now. Come >> don't go away. >> In the end, the young woman was arrested and charged with resisting an officer and disorderly conduct. Her mother was visibly upset but also acknowledged that her daughter needs to take responsibility and learn from this experience. What do you think? Was this overreaction just stress or a result of never learning self- retrol? Let us know in the comments.