Stop. >> Stop. Stop the car. >> 746. St. John. >> Give me your license. >> Cannot pull me over. >> You did not have your seat. If you have Listen, if you don't get out the car, you're under arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Let's watch two traffic stops that instantly go from zero to 100. terror. It all started when officers spotted a woman driving recklessly through a parking lot. She did donuts, honked her horn non-stop, and ignored police commands. When an officer tried to stop her, she drove right past him, almost hitting him with her car. He shouted for her to stop multiple times, but she kept going. Dan show 10:15 at 10:43. >> Stop. Stop the car. 10:46. Thank god. >> Stop the car. Stop it. >> Finally, she came to a halt. But that was just the beginning. The officer told her to get out of the car, but she kept questioning him, refusing to move. >> Stop the car. Get out. >> Get out the car. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to stop. You're not stopping. Get out the car. >> Why? >> Get out the car. >> Why? >> Cuz I said so. Get out the car. >> Get out the damn car. Get out before I rip you out. Get out, ma'am. Get out the car. >> After several warnings, the officer had no choice but to remove her physically. She was taken to the ground and handcuffed as she continued to resist. >> Get out the car. >> Please. Please >> get out the car. >> Okay. Stop it. >> Put your hands behind your back. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. >> Tonight 1046 one secure >> 10446. >> Roll on your side. >> Sit up. >> What are you doing? I'm telling you to stop back there. You're laying on the horn. You won't stop. >> You try to evade me. >> Can I get a unlock, please? >> A what? >> An unlock. >> Unlock what? >> A key to unlock. >> No. >> Why? >> Because I'm trying to figure out what you're doing. >> I have no clue. >> I don't use glue. You want to switch sunglasses down? >> No. What is your problem? What? Who are you? What are you doing? You don't see me standing right there. >> I can't see out of here. >> You can downgrade. >> Are Are you okay mentally? Is there something wrong? >> Can you help me up? >> I'm not letting you up. Why would I let you? >> I can't. I've been hurt. >> Okay. Well, >> sit down for a second and just talk to her. >> What are you talking about? >> The fact that I'm standing right there and you about hit me with your car. >> Oh, okay. You're laying on the floor. I need to go >> to the bathroom. >> Where are you going? >> Done. >> Where are you? >> Where you know? Where were you? >> What's your name? >> Where's my glasses? >> You're probably in your car, but what's your name? >> My name? >> Your name? >> T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T D T R A >> Terra? What's your last name? >> Where are my glasses? I can't see. >> Is this your car, Miss Tara? >> My eyes are Okay. >> The officer explained that she was being charged with resisting arrest and fleeing from law enforcement. Depending on the damage caused, she could also face a criminal mischief charge. It turned out the car didn't even belong to her. It was her sister's vehicle and she had taken it by force. She was doing donuts over there in the parking lot. Um, she is being arrested. I told her to stop. She was laying on the horn over there, drives right by me. I'm telling her, "Stop, stop, stop." She won't stop. She tries to basically get out and get away from me. So, because of that, she's being arrested. I tell her to get out the car. She refuses to get out the car. So, she's getting hit with resisting and fleeing in a lude. All right. And then criminal mischief depending on the damage. So, we're going to release the car to you. You are you >> I'm her mother. >> Are you the RO of the vehicle? No, that's my other daughter, but she isn't able to drive her. >> All right. All right. >> But um she took the car by force. >> All right. >> According to the family, the woman was supposed to meet with doctors for an evaluation that day. >> Basically, I mean, she's today she was supposed to have uh some doctors come and evaluate her, but the police were there yesterday and made a report because she's uh just The property she drove over had turf laid down and now there was serious damage. Officials estimated it could cost thousands of dollars to repair. >> All right. So obviously she was over here. I'm not sure if these are also her >> honestly driving. I can stick a roller on it. I mean,000. >> Yeah, we're talking the labor and just bringing equipment out here a thousand bucks >> cuz we ain't >> If you found this video helpful, please hit the like button and share and don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more updates. >> If it was a fresh field and they had grass, now we're getting into some money. >> It's hurting. Anyway, there was turf out here,000. >> You could be in the 5,000 to 10,000. >> She didn't have a kid with her, did you? >> Yeah. >> So, you guys want to pursue charges on this? The,000 bucks? >> Yeah. Hell yeah. Stupid enough for people to do this. >> Eventually, she was arrested. As a result of the incident, she was charged with multiple offenses. reckless driving, criminal mischief, failure to obey a law enforcement officer, obstruction without violence, and simple battery on a law enforcement officer. Jaquin, the situation kept escalating. The woman became increasingly resistant, refusing to give her license or exit the car. Eventually, officers were forced to remove her. Even then, she kept arguing and shouting that she had done nothing wrong and that the entire incident was being recorded on the dash cam. >> Roll your window down. >> Yes, sir. >> I need your license. >> I don't have nothing on me. >> You didn't have your seat. You didn't have your seatelt on. >> I got it on. >> You didn't have your seatelt on. >> I got it on. >> Open the door. You didn't have your seatelt on. >> I'm not opening up nothing. >> Give me your license. You're not pulling me over. >> Give me your license. >> You're not pulling me over. >> Give me your license. Can I pull me over? >> You did not have your seat. If you I do have If you don't get out the car, you're under arrest. >> You cannot over You are now under arrest. Get out the car. >> Get out the car. Get out the car. >> Despite being warned multiple times she wouldn't cooperate. Officers warned her several times to follow instructions, but she didn't listen. At that point, they threatened to use pepper spray if she didn't comply. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Oh, I'm out. I'm out. Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Get out the car. >> Thank you. Do y'all see this >> pepper spray? No. >> Get out the car. >> Are you serious? >> Oh my god. >> I tell you to get out the car, you get out the car. You're under arrest. The officer reminded her that her behavior, refusing to follow commands and not having her license was the reason for the arrest. >> What? I didn't >> resisted because I told you to give me your license. >> I don't have my license on me. >> Sir, I don't have my license on me. Okay. >> But like you're being aggressive with >> have on your seat belt. I told you to give me your license. Yeah. Pull it over here or >> you listen. Listen. >> Listen to me. >> Wow. Like this is all on a dash cam, too, right? >> This is on dash cam, right? >> Oh, absolutely. It's on camera. >> Let me grab my uh >> Okay. >> She repeatedly asked to contact her mother, claiming the car belonged to her, but continued arguing and claiming she hadn't done anything wrong. Wow, this is crazy. You're detaining me for nothing? >> No, no, no, no. I told you you Listen to me. You did not have on your seatelt. I explained to you you didn't have on seat. I needed your license. What did you tell me? >> I put my seat belt on. >> That does not make a difference. >> Didn't y'all take my car? >> That's not even my car. That's my mother's car. >> You are now under arrest for resisting. >> Can I please >> get in the car? >> Listen, get in the car or you will be pepper- sprrayed. Get in the car. >> I'm not going to tell you again. I need to >> get in the car. >> I need to contact my mother. >> Get in the car. >> Okay, but I need to contact my mother officer, please. That is her vehicle. >> Get in the car. >> Okay, but that's >> that's her car. Like, >> why are y'all taking me to the police department? >> Mhm. >> And not booking. >> Not booking. >> Why are they going to take me to booking? >> First off, it's the police department and then booking. But why am I being arrested for resisting arrest if I was never if I was never like like what y'all doing is illegal. >> I understand what you feel. >> I'm going to fight this in court. >> Well, you have your choice. You have your option of fighting this court. >> I am going to fight this in court and y'all going to pay for all of this. >> Yeah, by law you have the right to fight in court. >> I didn't do anything wrong. Nothing. Absolutely nothing wrong. I did nothing wrong. >> I got you. >> And then he going to take my >> And that's how a routine traffic stop turned into a fullblown disaster. One person refused to stop. Another refused to listen and both learned the hard way that ignoring the law never ends well. What do you think about how these situations were handled? 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