Okay, that's what I thought. Step out. >> Why do I need to step out of the vehicle? >> Cuz he gave you a lawful order to step out. >> Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> Step out. >> No. No. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> I'm not. Please. Please. Please. >> So, a pipe with a little white residue. >> That's not a pipe, sir. That's not a pipe. >> On November 18th, 2023, officers pulled over a vehicle during a routine traffic stop. The woman sitting in the passenger seat didn't want to cooperate. But you know you're dead. Unless case law from within the vehicle to step out request you to step out. >> They then asked her to step out of the vehicle. This is a standard and lawful step during traffic stops used to keep control of the situation and make sure everything is safe. Okay. Well, you stand on your date of birth. Uh, which leads me to believe you could be lying to me about your identity and you failed to wear your seatelt as a passenger the vehicle. All right. So, step out of the car with me. What's your real name? >> I'm not >> What's your real name? Sasha. Is that your real name? >> Step out of the car. >> Sir, I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. I'm not stepping on the vehicle. I'm not. >> At first, the officers stayed calm. They explained clearly why they needed her to step out and gave her multiple chances to comply. But she kept saying no and continued to argue. >> You are or you're going to jail. >> Why would I go to jail? So, it misses a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. If you fail to comply with that lawful order, it's called obstructing, which is an arrestable offense. >> Sir, I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. >> Sasha, this nice Uber driver has nothing to do with this. >> So, what is this about? >> Well, you lied to me about your name. >> Okay, that's an issue. You need to step on now. So, miss, we're being courteous with you by asking you. >> So, we can ask you one more time to step out of the vehicle, please. It's a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. >> Sir, you want me? >> Sir, I'm going to get out of the vehicle. What What is it that you need from me? What is it that you >> Well, let's start with some honesty. What's your real name? >> Okay, it's Sasha. >> Okay, that's what I thought. Step out. Why do I need to step out of the vehicle? >> Cuz he gave you a lawful order to step out. We have we have the ability and the the lawful right to order anybody out of the vehicle anytime during a traffic stop. >> My partner here is 100% correct. >> At that point, the situation shifted from a simple traffic stop to a case of obstruction. When officers moved in to take action, she tried to pull away and resist. >> It's it's case law that we can show you after this. Turn the hand and >> Okay. No, thank you. I'm I'm going to get out of the vehicle, please. I'm going to get out of the vehicle. I'm going to get out of the vehicle. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. Do not touch me. >> Do not touch me. >> No. >> No. >> You're under arrest. >> I'm not I'm not under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I will get out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the car. >> I will get out of the vehicle. >> We are past that. We are past that. >> No, >> we are past. >> No. No. >> Did you pick me? You're under ARREST FOR >> I'M NOT EVEN KIDDING YOU. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. LEAVE ME ALONE. What are you doing? >> 550. Can you step like up this >> Sasha? You're all over. >> Okay, I got her. >> I got her. >> I got her. >> See, I'm like the hill 206. >> No. >> Send me one or two more. >> No. >> Sasha, stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. You're under arrest. >> No. No. No. No. >> No. >> Bit by my dog. >> You're going to get bit by my dog. >> You're going to get bit by my dog. >> No. >> You're going to get bit by my dog. >> No. No. No. No. >> You're going to get bit by my dog. >> No. >> You are under arrest. left hand. >> Stop resisting now. >> Why am I under the arrest? >> For resisting. >> Okay. No, I'm not resisting. Please, please, please, sir. Please, please, please. >> Give me your left arm. Give me your right arm. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. Sir, please stop. Please. Stop it. >> Hill's on scene. We're still working on it. >> Please stop. Please stop. Please stop. >> Wait. Help her with the other arm. Get this right out. Hold. Hold this. Hold this one. Got it. Come on. Come on. >> No. No. No. No. Please. Why am I under arrest? What am I under arrest for? >> Yes. >> What am I under arrest for? What am I under arrest for? Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? Why? Why? Why? Once the struggle slows down, they check on her condition. She says her face hurts, so they pause to assess her and ask if she needs medical help. The situation starts to calm, but officers stay alert because she had been resisting just moments before. >> Why? Why? >> You have a female on or no? >> Yeah. >> Why? So, we're going to roll you over. All right. >> Send a female officer. We're gonna roll you over this side. If you continue to fight, it's gonna be additional charges. We're gonna roll you over so you can breathe. >> Okay. >> Okay. Right there. We're gonna stay right there. >> Are you okay? >> Okay. >> Would you like medical attention? >> Yes, please. >> Okay. >> Yes, please. >> All right. Sit down on your bike. >> 206. >> You're going to stay right here. >> Minor injuries. >> One female. >> Minor abrasions. >> Minor, please. >> Stay with her real quick. >> Yep. >> I don't understand. I'm sorry. We'll go check yourself. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I got to go check real quick. >> Can we go? >> That's affirmative. Lake and Hills is on scene. Females in custody. All county 22. Okay. Stay down. >> Okay. Stay down. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. What? What? >> What hurts? >> My face. >> Okay. >> My face hurts, please. >> During the search, officers find an item with white residue, which raises another concern. They secure it and continue checking her to make sure nothing else is missed. >> Yeah. Everything's checked for us. >> I don't have anything, sir. I know you're calling a female officer. >> I can still check you, though. >> Okay. >> Sit up a little bit. >> Okay. Yes. Yes. Yes. Sir, please. Please, please, please, sir. Please, please, sir. Please, please, please, please, please. Please, please, please. >> So, a pipe with a little white residue. >> That's not a pipe, sir. That's not a pipe. >> Yeah. You going to stay by real quick? That's not a pipe. >> Okay, >> sir. >> Stay seated. >> Stay seated. >> Am I Am I? >> Officers guide her to stand and move her toward the patrol car. She continues to question what's happening, but the situation is already under control. >> Relax. >> No, no, no. Sir, please. I Please, please. I have a son. I need to go. I have a son. I have a son. >> Scoot her backwards. >> I have a son. >> I have a son. Please, please stop her. >> Yeah, please keep going. >> Please stop. PLEASE STOP. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP. STOP. >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing? >> What are you doing to me? >> Stand up. >> Be an adult. Stand up. Let's go. Get on your feet. >> I don't understand why you're doing >> Stand up. >> Uh, orange straw with residue in her right pocket. >> Why are you doing this to me? Just just hold still. >> Check yourself. >> Hey, why are you doing this? I don't >> check yourself though first. Good. >> I don't understand. >> Well, I'm sure they'll help you understand. Just knock it off. >> Stop fighting with them. >> Okay. Well, guess what? Fighting with the police doesn't help, does it? >> I'm pull right here. >> Let's go put my car up real quick. By the end of it, a simple traffic stop has led to multiple charges. She is charged with obstructing identification and resisting arrest, and the scene finally settles down as officers complete the arrest. What do you think about how this situation was handled? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below. Stay safe, and I'll see you in the next one.