What? What am I charged with? >> Put your hands. Put your hands together. I just pray. No rights. >> You're just You ain't got no right to push me in here. None. >> Arguing with the police seemed like a perfect idea until the handcuffs showed up. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Give them the key, son. >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> You have anything on you? >> Give them the key. No. Give them the key. >> No, sir. I know for for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> Do you read the law? >> She thought she knew the law better than the police, but the ending left everyone speechless. A minivan was pulled over for running a stop sign, but within minutes, the incident turned into a full-blown legal confrontation. >> No, sir. I know for for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> Do you read case law? >> What? What am I charged with? >> Resisting obstruction. >> Put your hands up. Put your hands together for you. >> When the woman kept saying no, sir, and refused to leave the car, you would not believe what law she was citing to protect herself. But did she really understand the law? >> Can you hand me your >> No, sir. I'm I don't Here. Here's my license here. Here's my hand. I will not hand you my license. I am not required to hand you in your hand my license. >> Listen, I'm going to tell you what's going to happen is I'm going to call for a supervisor and he's going to tell you that you're going to give me your license. Go ahead. >> No. No sir. >> For the time being because >> with all due respect to listen to me. >> No, sir. No, sir. Excuse me. No, sir. I'd like to speak for a second, please. >> Yes. I I don't want to talk to you. I'll speak to him. Okay. I I don't care. You don't >> I need you to step out. Yes. >> You'll just have to wait a second. >> I know it's not on your timing. It's online. >> No, it's not, sir. >> United States case law Pennsylvania versus >> I don't care what that is. >> You're going to jump for resisting if you don't get out of here. >> What am I under arrest for? >> You're a supervisor. >> What am I under? >> Just just just hear me out for a second. I >> I am. >> He's asked you to step out of the vehicle. Whether you agree with it or not, that's a lawful command. Okay. So, >> he asked for my driver's license. I showed it to him. I know for a fact that I'm not required by law to give it to him in his license. Where's your driver's license? >> My driver's license is right here. That's my driver's license. I showed it to him because I'm driving a motor vehicle. I'm required to show you my license if you ask. >> Do you mind if I get that? >> But I I don't have to give it to you. I don't ever hand anybody original documents in their hand. >> Okay. Do you mind if I get your license so I can run you? >> There it is right there. I'll show it to you. There. There's my license right there. There's my name right there. >> It's probably just going to be a warning and we'll get you out of here. But you're making You're making this more difficult saying I don't hand I don't hand my >> documents. So at this point at this point I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. And I will. >> So go ahead and step out right now at this moment because I've I've tried the nice approach and now you're not listen. >> She got out of the car but not to cooperate. A heated legal intellectual confrontation began leaving even the police sighing. >> If you let me talk I will let you talk. There's United States case law. Pennsylvania versus Mims. If you are ordered to exit your vehicle on a traffic stop by a law enforcement officer, >> I'm going to exit my vehicle, but you don't have permission to touch anything in my vehicle. Nothing. >> When my supervisor gets here, I'll be getting your driver's license. >> No, you won't, sir. It's in my vehicle. >> Stand right there on the hood of that vehicle. Okay. >> You don't have permission. You >> have any weapons on your person? >> No, I don't. >> What? >> You don't have permission to touch anything in that. Is >> that your car? >> Yes, it is. I'm just going to I just want to start fresh off like we got off on the back. What's your reasoning for not wanting to give your license? >> I never hand over original documents to anybody. I I carry copy I don't have the copies with me, but I have paper copies of things that I'll show you, but I will not hand >> Is there is there a reason? >> Yes. Because I've lost things that way before. >> Okay. You lost them, not us, right? >> I have lost original documents by handing them over before. I will not do that again. >> Documents. >> No, I Those are papers. I can get more of those. >> I have more of those. >> But they're original documents. >> They're copies. >> The DMV didn't personally hand you that piece of paper and say this is your registration. >> Yeah, I think that and that's fine. I can get another one of those. But government issued things like >> another license. No, sir. I know for for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. You read case law? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Do you know the case law for this? >> I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. >> Okay. >> I'm just I'm just saying I know what my rights are. Yeah, I know your rights, too. I'm I'm certified in the state of Florida as officer. I know rights. I know case law. I know everything. >> That's excellent. Because right now, >> so I just I just don't understand. >> He's violating my rights right now. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Swing me out. >> He's say he first of all, he lied to me saying that I have to hand my license over. No, I don't. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. He wants to get >> I didn't answer your opinion. I asked how your rights are being violated. >> What am I being arrested for? I just didn't give you my license. But was that the only reason she was handcuffed? Or was there something hidden behind the word resisting? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Resisting. What? What am I charged with? >> Resisting obstruction. >> Put your hands Put your hands together. like you're praying something like let go. >> So what's my original charge? I'm >> resisting 13. >> If I'm resisting then I have to be charged with I have to be arrested for something and I was resisting. >> Two algorithms here, but that is not supposed to. >> Do you have anything on you? Any weapons? >> No. No. >> Yeah, definitely. So, how am I how was I >> can I finish a sentence ever? >> I give you multiple lawful commands to provide you provide me your driver's license and as to your vehicle which you told me no in your response. >> I said no to my driver's license. I exited the vehicle. >> Do you have any belongings you would like to take with you, ma'am, to the gym? Where where are those belongings? >> Um, >> I'd like to I'd like to roll up the window to my vehicle. >> We're towing it. So, we're going to be doing an inventory search to make sure there's nothing valuable inside before the tow truck driver gets here. >> Okay. Well, they cannot search my vehicle without my permission. >> We don't need your permission because we're towing it and you are placed. Can I speak? >> Because you are under arrest and we are towing your vehicle. Per our policy, we are required to conduct an inventory search of your vehicle to make sure there's nothing of value in there that the tow truck or wherever can ultimately become missing or stolen later. That's why we are required to do an inventory. >> So, would you like any belongings to take to the jail? That's going to be the last time I asked. I'm trying to be nice. >> Walk your phone. Your wallet. >> Actually, you know what? Who's going to do the search for my vehicle? Excuse me, officer. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. Excuse me, officer. Get out of my vehicle, please. >> I actually leave it in my vehicle. Put Put my stuff back. You want to leave everything? >> You don't have permission to go in. She doesn't want anything. >> I'll put my stuff back. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you at all? It doesn't look like you have >> I'm not going to even answer that question. I already answered. >> Ma'am, I'm going to just let you know if they find anything on your person. I know that. Okay. Real quick, I'm going to pat you down with the back of my hand to prevent any type. >> This is an illegal search. The woman screamed as the police opened her car. But do you know what the law allows when a car is towed? >> Getting caressed. >> No. No, no, no, no, no. >> It's okay to not have knowledge in a certain area. That's why >> Excuse me. You know nothing about me. You're right. Nothing at all. You know, >> he needs to get out of my vehicle. He's doing an illegal search of my vehicle. >> Ma'am, he's doing inventory. So, when the tow truck comes, >> you can't claim anything. Got stolen or taken. >> They need to get out of my vehicle on body cam multiple times. >> They do not have permission to get in my vehicle. I hope you didn't turn that camera off. I hope that you're watching. I hope that all of that's on. They're conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. They are conducting an illegal search of my vehicle right now. I said multiple times they do not have permission to search my vehicle and they're doing it anyways. This is the most corrupted sheriff's office and officers I have ever encountered in my entire life. It's absolutely disgusting. >> She was taken into custody. Her car was towed and she was charged with resisting arrest. Bail was set at $500. No other criminal charges were filed. Next, a sudden sharp turn and the Ford Edge caught the attention of the police. But no one expected this to be the beginning of a criminal storm. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Give them the key, sir. >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> You have anything on you? >> Give them the key. No. Give them the key. >> No rights. >> You ain't got no right to push me in here. None. When asked to show her driver's license, this woman not only refused, but also began a lecture on the law in a tone that made even the police back down. >> Traffic in front of that car back there on Fairfield. >> I was stop at the stop sign. I cut across. Was no sign. I cut across. It was legal to go. >> Okay, I got you. It was right in front of the car without your turn sign. >> Stop sign. You have your driver's license with you. >> Listen to me. You cut in front of that car. You had to hit his brakes to keep >> Cut in what car? >> The car in the left lane. You didn't even see him when you went across that lane to go in the meeting. >> Tell me when I stopped. >> You didn't stop. >> I did. >> You cut in front. >> I did stop. >> It's on video. You can argue unifor. And I know I stopped because I had to look to make sure traffic is coming both ways. >> N. And I promise we going to argue this in court anymore. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> That's what I gave you. >> Does that say driver's license on it? It's educated by license >> where >> it's educated by license in the system cuz I don't have to give you a copy. I don't have driver's license. >> I do. >> Where is it? >> Put it in the system. >> Where is it? >> That pin and pad on your shirt. >> Mhm. >> Let me get out. >> Hm. >> Come on. >> No. Stay right there. >> Let me get out. You ain't got no warrant. So, let me stop. >> Okay. Why are you acting on the phone? >> Cuz I know my law. >> I know my law cuz I stopped. >> I know. I stopped before I crossed over the traffic. >> I stopped. >> Why are you making this more difficult? >> Because I'm not making this difficult. I'm telling you my law, but I'm willing to get out the car. Please >> here. No, stay in the car. >> You want me to stay? >> Stay in the car. >> Please calm down. >> Shut the up. >> But I don't want you to shut up. >> They don't give a [ __ ] about you when they came up to the outdoor. I want you. >> They don't give a about you. >> They don't give a [ __ ] about you. >> Because I do, valid. I don't have to give you my ID. I can tell you my number and I can show you the picture on my license and you got accepted cuz the >> argument escalated. She yelled defiant, demanded to see the sergeant and declared I know the law. Was this civility or rebellion? >> Am I'm under arrest. >> Where is your driver's license at? >> Am I under arrest? >> You're you're saying you got a driver's license. >> I'm under arrest. >> Are you going to answer my question? >> I promise. >> Okay. >> I'm under arrest. Please. >> You are right now. >> Why are you doing this? >> Cuz if I'm under arrest, I'm going to be under arrest. No, bro. No, bro. No. If I'm under arrest, what is my charge? Please. No. >> Get Get Okay, I am. >> I am. Get the key. Get the key. >> Come over here. >> I am. Please. Cuz I'm I'm under arrest. I promise I'm going to be [ __ ] going to be dropped before I get there. There's no reason why you have to detain me. And if the car is there, no nothing wrong with. >> There's nothing wrong. I ain't did nothing wrong. I popped at the red light. I ain't do nothing wrong. >> No, they need >> Give him the key. >> I'll give him the key. Stand right here. >> Stand right here. >> Give them the key. Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> No. Give them the key, sir. >> I'm going to give them the key. >> Give them the key. >> Do you have anything on you? >> Give them the key. No. Give them the key. I want a sergeant. Give him the key. I'm not moving. Give him the key. >> Turn around. >> Give him the key. >> Turn around. >> Give me a sergeant. Turn around. >> L. Give me a key. >> Turn around. Give me a key. Give me. >> Give him the key. Give him the key. >> I don't care about it. Give him the key. Give him the words. >> Give me Sergeant Lewis. Not Give me Sergeant Lewis. Give me >> Sergeant Lewis. Give me the key. >> I need a better now. >> You ain't pet me now. >> Okay. >> Get the key. >> I'm not going to sit here and yell. >> Get in. >> Give me nothing. >> Get in. Sergeant. >> Sergeant. >> I'm going to push this car >> if you don't get in. >> Quit. >> Nope. Nope. Cuz you ain't got no rights to lock me up. >> No rights. No rights. No rights. No rights. >> You ain't got no right to push me in here. None. >> Oh my god. >> N. The >> situation spiraled out of control. As she was handcuffed, she screamed, struggled, complained of violence, and things only became more chaotic. >> Call the start. I'm bad. >> Frank, what are we out my wrist? Oh, Emily. Oh, Emily. Oh, you cut my wrist. >> Set up on your knees. >> Oh, you cut my wrist. Oh, you cut my wrist. You cut my wrist. You cut me my wrist. Cut my wrist. Yeah. >> Yeah. Hold your wrist together like that. >> You better have I never go. I never I never go. I never go. I never go. You ain't got no wish to lie me up. I never go. Call your s. >> Call your humble. Call your sergeant. >> Call your sergeant. >> All right. >> You got I never go. >> I never go to. After all, at the prison, an unexpected discovery turned the tables, turning a simple traffic stop into a legal nightmare with a series of pending charges. Nope. >> Nope. I'm not going. >> I said I'm not going, [ __ ] That's what I said. >> Not going. >> I'm not going. >> I got what you got. >> Yeah. my leg. >> That's disgusting. >> That's another charge mask right >> on my arm. Under Florida law, possession of cocaine on person or in control is a thirdderee felony. Maximum penalty up to 5 years in prison or 5 years probation and a fine of up to $5,000. 0. Megan was charged with eight felony counts and two misdemeanors, including five counts of assaulting a police officer, resisting an officer with violence, possession and smuggling of drugs into a prison, possession of cocaine and marijuana, and illegal use of drugs. Just one argument and it becomes a whole collection of felonies. The law is known, but the jail is still there. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations.