Get out. I'm not stepping out. >> What are you doing to me? >> I need help. Please. There's There's literally an officer. >> Defined young woman locked her car door, openly challenging police on the streets of Oklahoma. >> FOR WHAT? >> ON THE GROUND. the phone. Give me the phone. You're under arrest. Stop. >> Just minutes later, her stubbornness turned into a deadend showdown with no escape. A night in Oklahoma suddenly took a turn when a woman refused to step out of her vehicle, even after repeated police orders. AWAY. >> Strong smell of alcohol filled the car. Yet instead of cooperating, she coldly replied, "I'm not stepping out no matter what." >> Good evening. Hi. I stopped you for a couple reasons. Okay. So, you were all over the road. At one point, you were straddling the lanes and you you uh switched lanes without signaling. And then whenever you made it over here to the 30 mph zone, you were still going over 50 mph. Okay. Do you have your driver's license and proof of insurance? >> I don't think so. >> All right. >> Okay. Well, I smell alcohol coming from the car. How much did you have to drink? >> Okay. You want to be truthful or you want to step out of the car so we can run some tests or >> I'm not going to step out the car whatsoever. So, >> okay. Well, right now I do believe you are under the influence and I'd really like for you to step out of the car so I can just >> I understand what you would like. >> Okay. Asking you to step out of the car is a lawful order. Okay. >> Right now, I need for you to step out of the car. >> Close the door, please. Thank you. >> Listen to me. No, you're getting out of the car now or we're getting you out forcefully. >> Okay. Well, you're going to get because I told you don't get don't touch. From those first words, the situation quickly escalated into a tense standoff until she shockingly tried to drag the officer inside the car. >> Don't touch me. DON'T TOUCH ME. GET OUT the car. YOU DON'T KNOW ME. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? >> GET ON THE GROUND. FOR WHAT? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> FOR WHAT? >> YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> FOR WHAT? TELL ME WHAT >> THIS DUI. >> NO. >> GET ON YOUR WALL. I'm not getting on my face. Back up, ma'am. I will get on my I will get on the right. >> Get on your stomach now. >> Get on your belly. Get your hand. >> Get on your stomach. >> Okay. >> We're fighting. We're trying to get one. I don't give a [ __ ] what I'm fighting for. Like I was trying to give people I asked you to get out of the car. >> No, you didn't. No, you didn't. >> Me and then I'm on drive train and 15. >> Give him your arm. Stop fighting. YOU GIVE ME THE EYE. YOU GIVE ME THE >> I told you many times. >> Give me a >> I told you many times. >> Give me a >> I told you many times. >> No car. >> No, you didn't. >> And you assaulted my arm. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO, I DIDN'T. >> I DID. NO, I DIDN'T. >> YOU PUNCHED ME IN THE >> WE'RE NOT ARGUING. I TOLD YOU TO GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> QUIET. WE TOLD YOU TO GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT. I said IF YOU DON'T GET OUT, I will have to GET YOU OUT. >> I DID NOT HEAR THAT. >> You didn't drink of alcohol. >> Whatever. >> I don't give a >> clearly not. >> Don't grab me. Don't grab me. >> Please stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Are you done? Are you done? >> Do you want to lose your job? >> We're not losing our job. You're going to jail >> cuz you're breaking my arms. You hit me in the face. You grabbed my neck. You grabbed my shirt. >> You're clawing my arms. And you >> enraged, the woman screamed about being abused and discriminated against, but officers firmly responded. You've been ordered multiple times. >> Settle down. >> You pulled me out of the car. >> Exactly. >> You refused to get out of the car. >> Get out. >> No, you didn't. >> Multiple times. We are not going to argue. We are not going to sit here and wait. >> You're hurting my arm. >> ARE YOU DONE? >> ARE YOU You're done hurting. >> ARE YOU DONE RESISTING? ARE >> YOU DONE hurting my arm? >> Are you done resisting? >> ARE YOU DONE HURTING MY ARM? HOW? [Music] >> WAIT, WAIT. Can you be hands on the machine? >> Yeah. I wish you WOULD BE >> NO. BACK. >> Can you just back up here? >> FACE THE CAR. >> HEY, FACE THE CAR. >> Widen your stance. I have to pat you for weapons. Do you have anything illegal that's GOING TO HURT ME? >> NO. >> THAT'S A SIMPLE YES. I ALWAYS DO THIS TO BLACK PEOPLE for all. I swear to God, I hate this. >> Why me? I'm black in this. Hey, >> I'm trying to ma'am. I'm trying to make sure you don't have any weapons. I don't >> Then listen to me. Okay, look. We just had a fight. >> Hey, you just hurt my arm. MA'AM, >> YOU HURT ME. >> HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO STOP TALKING? I'm not GOING TO SHUT UP. >> STOP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO SHUT UP. >> I'M TRYING TO EXPLAIN EVERYTHING TO YOU. You hit me in the face. You grab my neck. I am trying to be nice. Make sure you don't have weapons on you. >> I don't have any weapons on. Back up. You grab me out the car unlawfully. Can you be gentle? GET IN THE CAR. CAN YOU BE GENTLE? CAN Y'ALL GET IN THE CAR? >> I'M GOING TO PULL YOU FROM THE OTHER SIDE IF you don't get in. >> No. >> Can y'all get in? We don't want to have to pull you. I'm no chances. >> In the end, when the cell doors slammed shut, the harsh truth was clear. A costly lesson for anyone daring to defy the law. >> What's your phone number? >> Since you got me back here. >> What's your phone number? I need it. Do you want to be able to get your car? I have to have your phone number so you can get your car at a later time. >> 627. >> I feel like y'all can't follow me. Ma'am, I want you to be able to get your car back at a later time. It's going to be impaunted cuz we can't leave it here. If you want your vehicle back, I need your phone number. >> What's your name? >> Officer Praa. >> Officer Praa. >> Yes, ma'am. Now, can I please get your phone number? >> So, Officer Praa, let me ask you this. >> Okay. You have two more chances to give me your phone number. >> I'm asking you a question as to regards. So, I'm trying to figure out what's been going on. >> What is your question? What's going on? Why did y'all pull me out of my car? >> Okay, my partner and I have explained it to you. >> Alexandra, give her your phone number or you're not going to get your car back. >> Do you want your car back? It's as simple as that. We don't You're not going to get it back unless you give me your phone number. >> 641. >> I don't believe I I don't believe cops and you're not getting it back. I don't believe cops. I don't believe cops isn't eligible because I don't believe in their words. I'm sorry. So, >> if y'all want to let me go so I can get some air, that'll be great. >> The suspect was transported to jail to begin the booking process. >> I could be sex trafficked. I don't know what is going on. I'm going to jail because of what? >> Police officer. >> Do you I'm sorry. What? >> Okay. >> Police officer grab everybody. >> I have to I have to read this to you. expect me to be calm about it. I'm a black female >> and and your police officer grabs me by the throat. >> The woman was officially charged with DUI along with two counts of assault and resisting law enforcement. Next, in the middle of a highway in Ohio, a car with tinted windows forced police to stop it. And from there, a tense showdown began. >> I'm not stepping out. >> You're under arrest. >> What are you doing to me? >> I need help. Please, there's a there's literally an officer. >> Give me the phone. >> Give me the phone. You're under arrest. Stop. >> STOP. >> THE woman stubbornly demanded to speak to the officer's boss, insisting that her record was clean despite being caught driving without a license multiple times. >> Yeah. Okay. So, Tiffany, you're you're suspended right now. Okay. When When you passed me, I immediately knew it was you. I've stopped this vehicle before. I'm not suspended. >> You're suspended. You got a 12. >> I just I just got I just got that I just got that license. >> Nope. You're You're suspended right now. >> Listen. Listen. That is not true. I just got my license. I just got my license. >> Saying you're suspended. >> Okay. You're going to have to call your boss. >> Nope. We're not doing this again. Okay. >> You have to call your boss. I got my license. >> I don't have to do anything for you. Okay. This is going to go how I say it's going to go. Okay. You're suspended. You're not driving. And it's a 12-point suspension. So, I can place you under arrest and book you in jail right now. driver's test. I took a driver's test. You're a liar. Call your boss. You have to call your boss. >> Nope. I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. >> But I'm just not going to. So, >> you have You're calling your boss. You have to call your >> No, I'm not going to. Is that your driver's license right there? >> I can't. This is my This was my permit before I got that license. >> Okay. Nope. It's saying you're suspended. >> Tension escalated when she suddenly dialed 911. An act of desperation that only pushed the situation further out of control. >> Listen, listen. I promise you right now, I am not lying to you. I just got my license. Why do you keep telling me no? >> No. >> Why do you keep doing that? >> You don't have a driver's license. >> What are you talking about? >> You don't have a driver's license. >> That paperwork says I have a driver's Why are you laughing? >> I'm not laughing. >> I'm calling 911 as well. >> Don't call 911. I'm going to arrest you for misuse 911. >> I'm going to call 911. I'm telling you right now, if you call 911, hang up the phone. >> Hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. 911. >> Hang up the phone. I'm going to arrest you for using 911. Hang up the phone. There's no reason to call 911. >> Call your supervisor. >> I'm telling you right now. Are you on the phone 911? >> Call your supervisor right now. I hung up. >> Do not call 911 again. >> I will call right now. If you do not call 911 again, go and step out for me. >> Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. Ma'am, step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Step out. >> I'm not stepping out. >> Come on. Get out. I'm not stepping out. >> We're not doing this. >> What are you doing? I'm not stepping out. You're underrest. What are you doing to me? >> Step out. She's calling 911. >> Listen, I need help. I need help. I need help. I need help. Please. There's There's literally an officer. Please. Oh my god. What are you doing? What are you doing? >> Give me the phone. >> Give me the phone. You're under arrest. Stop. >> Stop. >> Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Stop it. STOP. >> Stop it. >> Put your hands behind your back. Stop it. Stop it. STOP IT. STOP IT. RELAX. Stop it. >> Lean up against my CAR RIGHT NOW. I'M HOLDING YOU LIKE THIS UNTIL SOMEBODY COME AND handcuff you. No, you are under arrest. >> When her words no longer worked, officers were forced to act. Within moments, her excuses turned into a chaotic struggle that played out right in front OF WITNESSES. >> WHAT? I didn't even do it. >> Stop. >> Stop it. >> Spread your feet right now. >> I can't believe you didn't. Stop it. >> I can't believe this. >> I'm waiting till my partner gets here. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You're under arrest. She keeps trying to get away. I'm just Go ahead and cuff her. I got her hands. Face the vehicle. She's already before. Okay. You need to relax. >> I already checked Ces. She's still suspended. She has >> I'm not suspended. >> You are suspended. I ran you over the thing. I >> She called 911 twice on me. Okay. [Music] >> I just got my license. Look at the date. >> I did. I looked. You're still suspended. >> What are you? >> Go to market. Female 21 break. >> I swear to you. >> You contact the county. She called 911 multiple times. >> I did when I >> We always do. And we did last time. We did last time. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hey, ma'am. This is Officer Roar of Lawrence Township. Um, I'm sorry she called you. She She was just being placed under arrest and she decided to call you guys. I don't know why. Um, I have my dispatcher from the red center. They're contacting you guys just so that way you guys don't have to send a deputy out here to confirm that no one hang up, but that's what that was all about. >> Right now, you're staring in here. >> Yep. I appreciate I'm sorry that happened. She wasted your time. >> At any time it is, [ __ ] >> You need to get your license. That's all you got to do. Go ahead. >> What are you? I just >> It doesn't matter. Just sit in there. >> Look at the date on that. >> Can you start? >> I'm going to actually pull it up and I'll show you that you're suspended. >> Look. Look at the computer. >> But look at the date on my license. >> How am I SUPPOSED TO KNOW THAT THOUGH? >> OKAY. LOOK. >> LISTEN. >> But this was just the beginning. The long list of charges grew, turning this confrontation into a case that stunned the entire courtroom when the court >> from detained to owner arrest. >> Allow me to explain. Okay, if you take a deep breath, >> every time we go through this every arrest right now for misuse of 911 because you called 911 twice when a police officer with lights and siren >> I told you twice don't do it 911. That is illegal. Second of all, we asked you to get out of the vehicle how many times? And every time you put up a fight last time, Last time we we let you totally go. We let you go. We didn't even turn the car. >> This is the now the second or third time we've dealt with you and you act like this and it is unacceptable. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to interrupt 22. Do you understand your rights and your rights being right? >> Okay. >> Do you want me to check her? Give me check me >> if you want to check rise real quick. I'll do it. Yeah. Yeah. Have you? >> Okay. So, I I've been extremely extremely patient. >> We had a couple other things. Um but I know she's not going to do anything. So, we can try to pull her out. Um but it's going to be a disaster. So, >> she won't Okay. >> She already is saying that I'm harassing her. >> Okay. >> By making her do test in >> 51. I'll be out with that. >> Her eyes were squinting. My eyes were squinting and I asked her to open up her eyes and she said that I'm harassing her now and that I'm um >> You could smell on her right away back there, couldn't you? And then there's open container in here. Oh, there is. >> Yeah. Under Ohio Revised Code SS45119, a first DUI offense is punishable by 3 days to 6 months in jail. Fines of $565 0 and $1,75 and three years of license suspension. She now faces multiple charges including DUI, resisting law enforcement, obstruction of justice, misusing 911, driving without a valid license, driving under suspension. In court, prosecutors are pushing for up to 5 years probation, $480 hours of community service, and over $1,100 in fines and costs. In the end, no boss could save her because the law had already taken charge. Hey everyone, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us through donations. Thank you so much.