I ain't do nothing. I came here for you to the snow. I ain't even doing nothing. I'm doing the rest for what? Why am I pulling off? >> Enter the bizarre and turbulent universe of Psycho Karen where outrageous stunts and legal troubles collide in spectacular fashion. >> Was breaking your windows, whooping your ass. The angels open your ass mad. >> Gear up for Psycho Karen's madness where mayhem always meets justice. A routine stop turned chaotic as Alexia Santos clashed with officers over a tent law violation, highlighting how quickly tensions can escalate. What began as a simple infraction spiraled into confrontations with serious legal consequences? How could this encounter have unfolded differently to avoid such an outcome? >> Get back in your car. You're going in. Okay, that's how you want to play. >> What? What? >> Okay. 1941 North Orange. Send me another unit. Get over here. I'm not playing with you. Get over here. Get over here now. Get over here now. I'm not playing with you. You're under arrest. >> Yes, you are. Right now, you're under arrest. Stop walking away from me. What started as a routine stop quickly escalated when Alexis Santos fled into a store to find clear instructions. Her refusal to comply despite warnings of potential consequences turned a minor violation into a high tension standoff. The officer's measured response to the defiance raises questions. How could compliance and deescalation have been better encouraged in this situation? Listen to me. The last thing I'm going to tase you if you don't stop. I am going to wind up tasing you if you don't stop. >> I didn't even do nothing. >> She ran from the traffic stop. We're currently inside the orange store and she will not >> listen to me. We're going to handle this one way or another. >> I have more units coming. Listen to me. I'm not playing this game with you. >> I am not playing this game with you. I'm not going to keep running after you. >> I don't know what your problem is. I don't know what your problem is. I have more units on the way. It's not an issue. >> No reason. The same reason for you. >> We are both inside the store. She is just refusing to comply. >> I'm at Orange Grocery. S A N T O S. >> It's all right. We got more units on the way. It's fine. Ma'am, I was not ready for it. What you do to life and I was getting my lock. >> Ma'am, right now you're right now you're looking at obstruction. Okay. >> Santos's defiance escalated as she accused the officer of unfairness and called her mother for support, adding to the chaos. Her refusal to acknowledge the tint violation seriousness only intensified the standoff. Could a clearer dialogue have eased the tension before it spiraled? >> I asked you to stay in your car. You refused. You ran from the traffic stop. I'm 23rd. Mom, I ain't do nothing. Mom, all I did was cal down. Okay, following me. I ain't do nothing, Mom. I came in for you, Mom. To the store now. >> Real bad for you, >> man. She listen. Come on. >> I ain't even do nothing. >> I'm doing the rest for what? What am I pulled over for anything? >> Can you get my phone, please? I got another phone. Hold on. Hold on one second. >> Get your keys. >> I just want to make you walk. They're going to move on. >> Taking me to jail for what though? >> Obstruction. Because I told you to get back in your car and you refused. >> I was already out my car. >> It's all on camera. >> Yeah, because I'm scared of you. I think >> I don't know what you're scared of. >> I don't know what you're scared of. >> You're damn right you don't know. You got call my mom at 549. >> Can you call my mom circle? >> You've already done this enough. It's right here. My car right now. My car. >> I have to check her. I have to check her. Yeah. >> I ain't got [ __ ] >> I can check myself. I don't got nothing right now. >> Stop messing with yourself. >> Knock it off. >> Listen to me. Her cuff is about to Okay. >> Yeah. You can't even cuff nobody, right? You can't even do your job, right? Just trying to make something out of nothing, right? >> Hey, TJ, call my mama. >> As tensions escalated, additional officers arrived on the scene. Santos refusal to comply, including not returning to her car, resulted in an obstruction charge. Officers noted the situation could have ended with a simple ticket for the tent violation, but her actions led to more serious charges. >> Are you ready to talk to me now, Alexia, now that you're calm down? >> I don't know what just happened. It's It was literally a traffic stop. All you have to do is sit in your car park. That's it. I don't know why you ran for me. >> I don't I'm going to tell you why. >> I'm not been in jail like the stuff that ain't even got nothing and really doing me and I was just trying to do the right thing and I have been in jail. >> But you know what? It would have been over. You would have gotten literally a warning and this would have been done. >> And I'm telling you, I don't know that soon as you hopped out, you scared me. You said stop right there. You going to jail. Like that's not what I said. arrest. That's what you said. >> That's not what I said. It's all on camera. I asked you to I asked you to get back in your car. Alexia, listen. Let's be real now, okay? The drama's over. All right. When I pulled you over, there's not no >> Listen to me. I I understand what you're saying, but you got to understand when I asked you to get back in your car, you ran from me inside the store because you continue to do because you continue to do circles in the store and you refuse to comply. >> But what were you pulling me over for? >> I was pulling you over for your tent. That's what I was pulling you over for and I just checked it. You are in violation of the tail. >> After prolonged resistance, Santos was arrested for resisting arrest and obstruction. Her defiance and refusal to follow lawful commands escalated a minor traffic violation into a serious legal matter. Once in custody, officers informed her of her rights and secured her vehicle. At her mother's request, they also handled her personal belongings, including her phone. and just a ticket for her for for illegal tent, which is just a regular non-moving traffic violation for equipment. But she ran in there. I don't know if she threw something in the store. >> No, she was >> We don't know. We don't I we didn't find anything. So, I'm assuming not. >> No, she was coming to get some turkey wings from us. >> But she ran. She was told to stay in the car. She ran in the store and then she was going back and forth cuz me and her got here a second and we had to like convince her to like stop and then at that point >> because she wanted to know, let me tell you something. I don't lie and I don't steal. anything else. If I got to protect myself, I'm going to do whatever I got to do, sir. But I sent her to get turkey wings. I'm going to take my mom somewhere to get some plants. Sent that turkey wings. She called me as she she went to go see if her son's father was home in the whole project. So, so happened. It's off of 23rd on in the project. She came through there. She already told me, "Mom, this lady, you know, the police behind me, she already see that they're behind her." So she proceed on here, you know, and so after that, she said she get to the store and all I heard is a bunch of commotion. Same lady, Miss Santos, yesterday. I'm coming from the post office coming from work. I get to 301 and I stop. I make a left, have my signals on or whatever, you know. She said she come up same scarf everything you know pull in pull next to more story she do like this and she said oh I thought you were story and I said excuse me she said oh where is Mark where is story and I said what are you stopping me for or whatever she said story is known to drive this car and be off of 23rd You know, >> in this case, Santa's violated multiple laws, primarily concerning obstruction and resisting arrest. Under Florida law, obstruction FS843.02, criminalizes resisting or obstructing an officer, whether by force or evasion. Santos refusal to comply with orders to stay in her vehicle and fleeing into a store violated this statute. Additionally, resisting arrest without violence, FS843.02 applies when someone resists arrest without physical force, as Santos did when she ran from the officer. While this charge is a misdemeanor, it carries penalties such as fines, probation, and potential jail time. Santos actions illustrate the risk of resisting police orders, even in seemingly minor situations, emphasizing the importance of complying with law enforcement to prevent escalation and avoid legal consequences. This situation underscores the importance of respecting law enforcement as a woman's assault on police can lead to severe consequences. The next case highlights the additional risks of resisting arrest. >> Was breaking your windows, whooping your ass, and he was whooping your ass, a grown ass man. You not you all right? I don't feel >> police arrived to a troubling scene where a motheraughter dispute had spiraled into violence reflecting deeper issues of instability and mental health struggles. The repeated nature of such incidents underscores the need for intervention. How can families in similar situations find effective support before conflicts escalate? >> Bit me. >> It's on camera. I'm going to beat your ass. Hey, relax. >> I want to press charge on her. >> Walk over there. Talk to her. >> I want to press charge on her. >> Yeah. What happened? >> You can relax my granddaughter. >> I stand by my door. Get out of my house. You see, she did this. >> She threw stuff. >> She broke glass and then start pushing me against the door. I pushed her away until I start pushing me. That's when she grabbed my hair. >> That's when she grabbed my hair. I want to press charges on her. >> You step outside and talk. >> It's on camera. >> It's on camera. It's on camera. >> Ma'am, can we step outside? >> Hold on. Can I get my other phone? You see this? >> I recharges it. >> Can I get my other phone >> so I can get the camera? >> Where is it at? >> You're going to jail. >> Stop. >> No. Girl, why you lie so bad? >> Walk outside. >> Walk outside. >> She's trying to act hard. >> Walk away. >> I'm trying to get my >> ma'am over here. >> Bloody my face. >> Okay. You got to talk to me and tell me what happened. >> I'm sorry >> cuz I walked up to my mom. >> That's your mom. >> We working on this [ __ ] >> Sorry. I'm a press charge on when Yanni was breaking your windows, moving your ass, and he was moving your ass. A grown ass man. You did not press. Come on. You already I don't give a >> I don't know. >> Let me see. >> Really? B. I'm up in her [ __ ] What are you talking about? >> Take a seat. >> Talking about She was breaking out my hair. What's your name? >> Terra Jones. >> And she's the >> I want her out of my house. >> Relax. >> I'm going to press charge on her. >> Walk over there. Talk to her. >> The mother, visibly shaken, described her daughter's escalating aggression and violent actions. Despite her attempts to protect herself and her granddaughter, the chaos left her at a breaking point. The decision to press charges highlights her desperation for safety and accountability. How can families navigate such deeply strained relationships without reaching this point? >> She does have mental problems. >> Yes. >> Okay. Did she see somebody for that? >> Yes. Did she take her medicine? No. She rather smoke weed. >> Okay. When was the last time she >> And her Oh, I don't know that her house is flooded. That's my daughter house flooded. She's been out here multiple her. >> Okay. >> She's disrespectful as hell. She started calling. That's when I first called y'all. And I'm like, you're mad because I said to you cuz she was snatching the baby around. And I'm like, what do you snatch her around for and yelling at her? Stop doing that. It's on camera. I said, stop doing that. She's a babe. Feed her lunch, then make her tired out so she can go lay down. You want to go run and go smoke a blunt and all that kind of dumb [ __ ] instead of taking care of your bait. She's supposed to be washing the baby's hair. And I'm like, you know, okay, feed her lunch. She eat when she wake up. Lay down, you know, and all that kind of stuff is on camera. Then I'm like, Terara, stop doing that. Trying to show in front of my niece on the phone. I'm not dealing with that. >> Okay. >> I just came from urgent care. >> Okay. >> I got a heart problem. My legs been swelling up. I'm not doing it. >> Okay. Okay. Well, if you got a heart problem, can we >> She attack. >> Take a deep breath real quick. Just take a deep breath. So, like I said, my partner's talking to her outside. Okay. >> I want her to die. I want to press charges. >> Okay. So, why did it all start? It was all because >> she is a manic. She's nuts. >> Okay. >> Nothing happened. I took her to the place where she's supposed to another apartment. >> Okay. Soon as we get in the house, she starts yelling at the baby, going off, snatching the baby around. It's on camera. You sitting there telling the baby to sit down. She's one. Why does she have to sit down? What is she doing? Okay, >> she's not doing nothing. Yelling at my I have custody of my granddaughter yelling at her. Get away from her. Leave her alone. And she wouldn't do nothing. Try to sit with the baby cuz she sitting there yelling, scing the baby down, dancing the baby, trying to put her shoes on, smack the baby. And I'm like, what the doing that for? She she went all the baby's body. >> The daughter claimed self-defense, alleging her mother pushed her first, prompting a retaliation. She accused her mother of poor parenting and mental instability while exhibiting aggressive behavior and making threats. Denying responsibility for the violence, her actions ultimately led to her arrest for domestic violence. Put your hand back your head. Do you have anything on yourself? Can you hurt me? No. >> Weird. Oh my soul. 12. >> Yeah, we're going to be taking two over to Rob. >> Oh, that's tight. >> Which one's tight? >> Do a good search. >> Take her and put her in the back of the car. >> Okay, >> they still feel okay. >> Ma'am, they still feel okay. >> All right. I just want to make sure that they're not tight. Okay. So, I went ahead and double locked them. It's not going to tighten up anymore. Okay. >> All right. Hold on a second. All right. So, now I got I got to search you. Okay. All right. You're positive. There's nothing on you. Okay. >> All right. >> 23. >> N. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm sorry. You're requesting another unit. >> And what is it? The 31. Let's make sure no cars are coming. >> During the arrest, police discovered the daughter had violated a protection order placed by her mother, highlighting a history of abuse. She now faces charges of domestic violence and violating the order, both carrying severe penalties, including potential imprisonment and fines. Her actions further escalated her legal troubles. These cases underline the necessity of respecting law enforcement and taking personal responsibility to ensure community safety. They illustrate the serious outcomes of assaulting police and resisting arrest. Share your perspective in the comments and subscribe for more engaging updates. Thank you for your continued support. All right. >> Oh god. >> A hotel stay turns into a midnight nightmare. >> That was his. He put it in my pocket. >> That was his little fake $100 weed biller. >> Get out the hotel room, bro. I didn't do nothing. No, bro. I didn't even do anything. >> In just a few minutes, the whole family was handcuffed and escorted away. What really happened? If you think being from New York gets you out of Florida law, you haven't seen this. A controversial statement sets the stage for a tense confrontation. >> Get out the hotel, bro. I didn't even do nothing. Yo, bro. I didn't even do anything. Hey. Hey. We had just returned to the hotel and the police were already waiting. The guests insisted on their innocence. But why were they being asked to leave? >> I don't know what's going on. Whatever the case, change say nobody was complaining. Nobody was nothing because they just came in here. So that's all it was. >> Whatever policy it was. I guess they say y'all were smoking and >> we never we was we was not even here. We just came back. >> We just came back here. So how we smoking? We was not even here. You can even watch the cameras that we just came back. >> I'm not going to watch smoke. You would see a smoke coming. >> I'm not I'm not worried about it. >> Like you watch the cameras right now cuz we just paid and we put a deposit down. You can watch those cameras right now. >> Okay. So, just give us one second to explain. I'm so sorry. Yeah. >> At this point, they want y'all trespass. I know y'all in the room. But >> they can't watch the cameras now cuz we just came back here. Literally, we just came back here just now. >> We haven't been here all day. I guess it's the the back and forth and >> No, we haven't been here all day. >> 10 minutes now. >> We just literally just came back here. That's what I'm trying to say. We just came here. >> We We ain't No, we ain't even smoke yet. They ain't that. We just came here. >> And we literally just came from the other side or the other side of Universal. >> So, it's hard for Sorry, sorry, cut. It's hard for us because >> it's not up to us. You know what I'm saying? So, and are they going to give us back everything that we paid for? They going to give us back a deposit and not everything because that make no sense. We literally just paid for everything. We ain't break no rules. We was like here. >> We just came back here. So, how we break anything that we wasn't here for? >> So, so whatever that would be that would be between them right now to cancel everything that we pay for right now. >> So, we're going to get our stuff. >> Yeah. We just we just have to stand by just >> the young lady that was with us. Um she has her own. Does she need to get anything? Okay. >> I was just packing my things. Why am I handcuffed? A situation that escalated rapidly from explanation to screaming in just a few seconds. >> Get your stuff. My stuff is my stuff. My stuff's been out. I've been trying to help. It's my sister and my brother. So, I'm helping them. Would you help your brother and your sister? >> You would. You would. You would though. But you would you help your brother and your sister? That's it. That's it. I'm trying to help them. I said, "No, I do anything else. >> It's my room. It's my room. It's in my name. My name is my room." So, I had Yes, it is. Yes, it is. Until they give me back my money. Tell them get back. I'm trying to get all my sister stuff. That's it. That's all. >> Just made me give you a bag, bro. >> Who brought that money from me right now? Do not walk out the door right now. You're getting arrested. >> I'm trying to get my bag. Yes, I am, bro. Yo, I'm not I'm trying to I'm trying to get my bag. I got a double bag. I got to have a double bag. I have a duffel bag, bro. Get my bag, bro. Why you touching me? Don't touch me. >> Why you touching me? >> Why you touching me though? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I didn't do nothing but Put your hands behind your back. I don't do anything but my stuff on the map. No, no, no, no. Y'all are done. >> I didn't even do anything though. >> 15. They doing that extra [ __ ] I didn't even get the out of >> Can't breathe. I need to go to the hospital now. The dramatic statement amid the chaos raises questions about the level of coercion. >> Get out the hotel, bro. I didn't even do that. >> I can't breathe. >> No, bro. I didn't even do anything, bro. >> Come on. >> I didn't even do anything. I just got my stuff. >> My brother right there. >> My brother right there just trying to get my stuff just now, bro. >> I just did that. I'm not. You know, you know I'm not. >> You know I'm not resisting. You know I'm not resisting. >> My stuff is right there in the room, brother. I just >> No, I just came out. >> I just came out to tell my brother. You just hear me, brother. Will you just hear me call my brother from Brandon right now? You just hear me call my brother. You just hear me call my brother just now. Yo, get my stuff, bro. That's what I just said. I'm not with them. I'm not with them. That's the problem. >> You just hear me go just one second. >> What do you mean? I got mad at the diner and I got my >> I didn't even do anything. What did I do though? >> I don't know you, >> bro. Brandon, get my phone. Brandon, excuse me. Do you see this? >> I didn't I didn't do anything, bro. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do anything. I put it on. I'm [ __ ] I didn't do nothing. I just put this thing. You're neutral. >> I live in New York, bro. I live in New York now. Weird as >> I go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. >> I can't breathe. I can't. I already got lo my face in my face. You slam in my face. You slamming my face. Yeah. What? Yo, what? >> I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. I need to go to the hospital. >> I got >> I was arrested for touching a police officer. Really? A controversial charge that led to a backlash from the arrestee and then something unexpected happened in court. >> I didn't hit anybody. I put that on guard. I didn't hit nobody. Y'all got body cams, right? You replay that. I didn't hit nobody. I swear >> that wasn't talking about I hit somebody. Who did I hit? I hit you. Did I hit you? Did I hit you, sir? >> No, I didn't hit nobody. So why yall saying no? That whatever you're talking about. >> Don't touch me. I'll get on myself. Don't touch me. I get on myself. You don't have to touch me. You don't have touch. I don't have nothing on me. You know nothing. Cuz I ain't have nothing to do with this. I just my boyfriend, bro. Spread your feet. You don't have to do all that. >> You have to do myself. You don't have to do none of that. You check your check. I have no pain on my feet. [ __ ] pants are falling. You're talking about the pain on the talking about. You know it. >> You see it? I ain't have nothing to do with none of this. >> Do you have any underwear on? >> No, I just said that. You don't listen. >> I can't understand what you're saying. >> I did I just said I don't have nothing on. I just said that I don't have nothing on you. You know that I just I just came from a [ __ ] what you >> I don't know. I don't know you and >> I just told him. >> The group was arrested for trespassing after warning and disturbing the peace. The charge of assaulting an officer was later dropped in court due to insufficient evidence to convict. Federal penalties will apply depending on the severity of the incident. Next, a strange woman hides in a hotel room, but what made her panic so much that she hid her hands in her pockets when the police showed up? >> She screamed and struggled violently as she was restrained. A tense moment that escalated into a suffocating arrest. >> My man, >> can I can I come in? >> Okay. Hey, let me see your hands. Your thought. Hey, get your hands on your purse. Get your hands on your purse. Hands out your purse. Hands out your purse. Let me see your hands here. That's okay. What are we doing? >> I'm I'm waiting for a ride. >> Do you have your ID? They don't want you here. >> I understand that. I don't have a room here. I'm waiting for a >> That That's the issue. You're not supposed to be here. And you're in this poor man's room. >> I I was standing outside >> and then you hear the police are here and you're hiding behind this dresser here. >> I don't know if you roll out the door better than [ __ ] >> Okay, that's that's fine. That's fine. That's fine. That's fine. I appreciate that. >> Do you have an idea? >> I don't have an ID. >> What are you on medication for bipolar? Put your money back. Put your money back. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Why are you dirty? >> If you kick me, I am going to dump you on the ground. Get house. Get house. >> Stop. >> All right. >> Stop. >> Stop moving. >> You're under arrest for this early conduct by me. >> Whatever. >> Stop. Stop. All right. >> All right. >> You're under arrest for just stop moving so I can double lock your cuffs. >> Stop moving so I can double lock your cuffs. >> I'm trespassing. >> Okay. >> Stop. Stop moving. >> I I will when you stop tweaking out. >> Hey dear, I'm going to help you to your feet. Can you Can you tuck your knees to your chest? >> Yes. Okay. God damn it. >> Relax. Relax. >> Can you please loosen those >> like as soon as you stop tweaking it out? What the >> police suspect she's hiding something on her person, but her vague answers and strange expression leave chills running down everyone's spines. >> Can you please stop fighting? >> So comfortable. What the is that? >> Unless you want to >> ask right now. >> Yeah, well I smell sweet and I don't normally smoke weed. Liar. Let's get out of this. >> Did you get my phone? >> I'm not going to see this. I don't even [ __ ] know his name. >> Did you guys Why do you know where I'm going? You got anything tucked up on you? >> No, I don't. I'm trying to check my bra. I don't check it here. What? I'm not checking your bra. Can you get that black thing off for me, please? >> What's in your bra? >> I don't know, Jack. I don't remember. >> We can't check it. >> Well, I came with her. I don't know. >> She's not here. >> She's not here. >> Think she got in her bra. >> Can we pull her pockets yet? >> Pocket. >> You think you said got something in your bra? >> Okay. So, I don't bra >> in my bra. Like >> I I >> We're going to get it out so you don't catch this guy. Face towards this guy. >> All right. >> Let me try to shake it. >> Sharp. Is it a needle? What is it? >> No. >> I don't know. Just I don't remember. >> Hold on. Hold on. I got it. >> That was his. He put it in my pocket. >> That was his little fake $100 weed builders building. >> I don't care about that. You got nothing else to tuck in your bra? >> I don't know. Chuck it. We got to know you a case. >> You should know what's on your >> remember. >> Oh, no. They're Yeah, they're um weed containers in like $100 bills. >> Do you have anything else in your brain? >> I don't know, man. >> Strange man. A mysterious room and hidden packages. Does she really not know him as well as she says? >> Shut up. >> Can you pull your pockets on that? If they were female deputies, >> we can do that >> in the parking lot. >> I'm not going much farther than what I did just >> or in the sal >> the guy that was in there. Yeah, I ran him. >> The manager. No, man. What are you doing? >> Um, pick it back up. >> What' you take, dear? >> What did you take? >> What? Whatever he had. I asked him and he said the guy in the room. >> Yeah. >> You just walked in there though. >> What? >> You just walked in there. >> Where do you want yourself to You want yourself to stay with that guy? >> No, I didn't know him. >> You don't know him? >> You just said you don't know him? >> Yeah. She doesn't know. >> Okay. >> These packages are his. >> Well, why are they in your bra? >> I don't know. >> Sergeant made a good point. It's probably kids. You got kids? >> Yeah. Four kids. >> That's a shame. >> Where Where were they at? Where are your kids at, dear? With their dad. But they're safe, though. >> Okay. >> They'll let you do that when when they get there, I said. >> Yeah. >> For the what? >> I don't know. >> For the for the what? >> That guy. >> Then why would you take it and and put it and hide it? to my >> Yeah. Well, yeah, he took it. You took it and you put it in your bra. Why Why would you do that? >> No. You know who that guy is? >> I do. I put that on my mother's room. >> Why would you be in that room then? >> Because he kept talking >> cuz she's going to search it good before we go to the go to the county. So, do you have anything else on your person? >> Not that you know. >> Not that you know. >> Nope. The more you investigate, the more the truth comes out. But the evasive behavior and roundabout statements only make things worse. >> She thinks there's something might be in her in your >> I don't know for sure. >> What would be in your bra? I really don't want to get pricks. >> No, it's not a prick. >> Okay. What would be needles? >> Just like a bag. >> A bag. >> A big bag. Yeah. I don't know. >> A big bag. >> Paper like tissues. I don't know. >> A big bag of Okay. >> Oh, yeah. This bag of drugs. What? >> Are you going to behave if we take the handcuffs off you? Well, we're not worried about you running. >> Well, I'm not going to do anything. What am I going to do if this your left arm pull it out? Okay. >> Just relax. Just go slow. Go slow. Calm down. All right. Make sure. Make sure because if it goes to the county, then you're going to get another charge. There's >> nothing in there. >> Okay. >> Nothing in your pants. >> Nothing in your pants? >> Nope. Anything in your pants? No. >> Nope. Nothing in my pants. >> Put your hand on your back. I'm going to blow my nose. All right. Well, don't blow it on me. Just spread your legs on me real quick. All right. All right. There you go. Wash your hand. Your hand. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. Relax. All righty. >> Going out of my seat. >> Give you a bit of a show. >> In Ohio, trespass to property is a class 4 misdemeanor. Maximum penalty 30 days in jail and slash or fine up to $250. She faces charges including obstruction of public service, resisting public service, criminal trespass, and disorderly conduct while intoxicated. All of which could lead to criminal prosecution. Intended to wait for a car but chose to wait in the jail waiting room and handcuffed. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you liked the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with donations. Thank you very much. >> Call him now. >> Yeah, call him. >> I do apologize for this, but you have been placed under arrest for a child neglect. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> 8-year-old cub missing, but no one knows what it was wearing or what it looked like. An excellent mother plays the victim. >> Ask me. >> Was he there when you left? >> So, no, no one was there when you left. No, he was supposed to come, but he bailed on me last minute like he always does. >> He's on his way, right? >> The officer found him. Yes. >> All right. So, y'all question him and ask him what's >> The police found the child in 15 minutes, and the mother spent the rest of the day blaming Tik Tok and the world. An 8-year-old boy disappeared in the middle of the street, but his mother couldn't provide a photo of him. So, who really needs to be found? >> Hello. All right. >> A young minor and feel like that he's engaged in doing whatever he want to do. He just want to run around and do what he want to do. >> Mhm. >> And then he was talking about going back and forth out of that way. Is that because my older son is trying they don't have the same. >> So he feel like >> Okay. Where's Jeff? Where's Jeffrey now? I I went looking and he went and told my mother I'm going to do what I need to do and this and that. He talking gangster. I don't know. It's the hip-hop uh the the music thing. >> Okay. So, which way to go? Let's go get him. >> This way. How can I go get him when I was already in my knee has already busted? I can't run. >> Okay. >> H >> the photo, the picture of him. >> This don't make no sense. And y'all want to put the pants in like like We have we don't know what he looks like. >> If y'all if y'all want to be against us, y'all YouTube and stop everything that's going on with >> In order to be able to find your kid, we have to know what he looks like and what he's wearing. >> 111 may have a child here in Southland in front of Plan. >> If you get 56 over here as well, it looks like it may be neglect as well. >> On April 5th, 2023, she reported her kid missing not knowing she'd be the one in trouble. >> Hello. >> Hi. afraid to roll forever. >> A young miner >> and feel like that he's engaged in doing whatever he want to do. He just want to run around and do what he want to do. >> Mhm. >> And then he was talking about going back and forth out of that with his dad because my oldest son is trying to make it happen. >> When police found the child wandering alone with Candy, they had no idea that this was not the first time it had happened. >> Call him. >> Okay. >> I want you to call him. >> All right. Maybe if you just want to check Southland Plaza, I guess. >> What is he to King Hunter? Walmart. >> Black jeans, blue shirt, uniform shirt, like school uniform. >> Oh, uniform shirt. >> Yeah. Um Jordan um shoes. >> What color shoes? >> Um white. And >> how tall is he? >> 47. >> H >> the photo, the picture of him. >> This don't make no sense. And y'all want to put the pants in like like >> man, we have we don't know what he looks like. >> Y if if y'all want to be against us, y'all stop the YouTubes and what's going on with the kid. >> In order to be able to find your kid, we have to know what he looks like and what he's wearing. >> No, I'm saying like when he approached me. When you approached me, it was disrespectful. >> Okay. >> Do you have the photo? That way I can start looking for him cuz I want to be able to find your kid. >> Hold on. Black male, medium bill, 47. It was a blue polo shirt, dark jeans, blue and white Jordans, and a short crop hair. Was last seen walking east on 40th. >> All right, I'm going to go look for him. He doesn't have a photo yet. >> Is there any medical concerns? >> That's my son, but he's older now. I got to get to some Wi-Fi. >> Okay. Want me to follow you over there? Yeah. >> Was he in school today? Yeah. >> All right. Let's We might be able to get a photo at school, too. Does he hang out with any of the neighbor kids or any school kids around here? >> They don't. He's the only super thing because they all gay. All in the front and back. They all gay. >> They're all what? Gay. >> Gay. >> Okay. >> And I don't want him to be around that. >> So Jeffrey does not have a phone we can track or anything like that? >> No, I haven't purchased him >> device. We can track an iPad watch or anything like that? I'm just asking. So I don't know. >> He has that all in the house. Sorry. Okay, let me I'm going to talk to the neighbor. See if you saw him. How you doing? Yeah. How you doing? Do do you know guys know Jeffrey? >> He's in the rescue just saw when we came. >> Instead of thanking the authorities, the woman started cursing, refusing any inspection, and even accused Tik Tok of being the main cause. >> You lying, >> ma'am. Ma'am, just just lying. >> Ma'am, talk to me. >> Jeffrey 15 minutes ago. >> I called you people 15 minutes ago. >> Yeah. Sorry about that. Ma'am, just talk to me. Okay, >> Jeffrey. >> It's like they got hatred against me. Hey, what the wrong with you? >> 111. I have the child here at Southland in front of Plano. >> If he could 56 over here as well. It looks like it may be neglect as well. >> All right, we found Jeffrey. >> All right, so when he coming, >> what does that mean? When is he coming? >> He's on his way, right? >> The officer found him. Yes. All right. So, y'all can question him and ask him what's going on. He want to go to Fort Lauderdale. He's not allowed to go to Fort Lauderdale. His dad in jail and my other son have his dad and his dad came and picked him up and that's that's that's fine. Y'all want to be his dad, too? >> We're going to help you as much as possible. >> I believe you. >> You don't believe me? >> What? You threaten me? You threaten me, officer, >> by by by saying by asking out a threat. >> You talking about You talking about we going to help you? >> Yeah, we're going to help you. >> Hey, Jeffrey. How are you? >> I like I like your shoes. What do you get? What do you got in the bag? >> Yeah. >> Oh, where'd you get that? Oh, cool. What's your favorite one? Sweet. He'll be over there in just a second. >> Hold on just a second. I ain't begging. I ain't begging. I have my own money. What money you got? >> This Jesus Christ. Y'all see this? >> See what he says about you. >> Who gave you money like that? >> I had it. Give it to me. >> Jeffrey, we're going to talk to you for a minute. Okay. >> For what? >> The child said his mother locked him out of the house for hours. The mother called 911 in the middle of the police interview. The situation spiraled out of control. >> I'm not giving you content to my son. >> Listen, this is my supervisor. You >> No, I'm not giving you consent and talk to my son. Jeffy, come on. Come over here. >> No, Jeffrey, come over here and y'all y'all regarding my right. >> We're trying to figure out why he's Why is he running away? >> Running away from home. He want to do what he want to do. He he like YouTube and all the other things like other kids do like >> Does he have does he have his own computer? >> Yes, it's a computer. And >> does he have a cell phone too? >> No, it's no cell phone. >> No, just your Does he get on your cell phone and play around? >> Yeah, he play on my um cell phone. He download a lot of games on my cell phone. >> Does he do Tik Tok? >> Yes. >> Yeah, you got to be very careful with that. >> And it's my TV. My TV is >> Yeah, Tik Tok. But listen, I'm going to tell you this. This stuff that goes around in the internet, if anybody need to be prosecuted, we need to prosecute the Tik Tok. >> I agree 100%. >> And use the language and feel like they need to be something that they ain't. >> Yeah. It's changing changing kids perspectives. >> I mean, >> and it's a danger is a danger cuz they're saying everything the rap music as well. >> My candy. >> No money. Is that money from dad or somebody else? Do you know how much mom had to drink today? >> How much How much did mom have to drink today? >> Yeah, I know. Does >> she drink any alcohol? She doesn't drink any beer or any uh any mixed drinks or anything like that? No. Okay. How do you feel with mom? You feel okay with mom or do you rather go with dad? >> I feel okay. >> You feel okay? >> Yeah. >> So, you feel safe with mom? And when the handcuffs appeared, the mother was still screaming, "Why am I being arrested?" When the real question was, "How long was Jeffrey left alone?" >> Okay, in my house, let me call 911. >> If you call 911 while we're standing here and we're going to arrest you for abuse of 911, call DCF, and they're going to have to take custody of Jeffrey. Is that what you want? Yeah, we need to make sure that he's >> Y'all are respecting my rights. And at the end of the day, my son did what he did. At the end of the day, do he look healthy? Look. Look at him. Take a picture. Put your thumb on him. >> It's like he's not home. Not one bit, y'all. He's out wandering 45th Street on his own. He's 8 years old. That's That's really not good. >> He candy and um a burger for that rib out the freezer. You don't make no damn sense. Y'all call DCI. Call DCI. I don't give a about none of them. >> We're We're going to call DC if we have to. >> I don't give a damn. Okay. >> Do you have a DCF case worker? >> Call now. >> Yeah. Call me. >> Bring your 1648. >> You want to take a picture? >> Yeah. >> N I'm doing what I doing. New >> your badge number >> 1648. >> Say it again. >> 1648. >> Sir, what is your badge number? >> Okay. >> 17. >> After being uncooperative and combative, the mother was ordered to put her hands behind her back and arrested. The arrest was cited as child neglect and obstruction. She was searched, her purse was confiscated, and she was placed in a police vehicle. Next, in the middle of the night in a quiet residential area, two small children suddenly appeared outside the door, crying and calling for their mother. But in the dark apartment, there was not a single adult. >> Last minute. >> Was he there when you left? >> So, no, no one was there when you >> No, he was supposed to come, but he bailed on me last minute like he always does to me. >> Okay. I do apologize for this, but you had me placed under arrest for child necessity. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> When the police arrived to check, the door was a jar. But what worried them most was what had disappeared from the door frame. girls at a door and they crying and screaming money and I came out to see what was going on and I see the two little girls was standing at the door crying but I was scared to go inside you know to see >> but I see the camera was missing off her door and her car not out here so I don't know I didn't go inside I I I don't I don't know. So my sister do got the two little girls but we still don't see any signs of the mama. >> Do you usually see her? >> I see her in the daytime. >> Yeah. Let's go check out an open door. >> Just hang out. >> Work on me. Police. >> Work on me. Police. >> If you >> How long has your neighbor been living here? >> I'm not sure. She not >> been a minute. >> Yeah. >> You know roughly what car she may be driving? >> I think she got a lease on something central something. >> And she norally stays here with her and the kids. No other adults. >> Not that I know of. >> No. Okay. You guys haven't uh heard anything that would cause her like to panic and run or anything? No. >> No. Right now, the two kids are in your apartment. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> The mother suddenly appeared on the phone with a contradictory explanation, citing time, work, and even McDonald's. >> Hello. >> Yeah, I work from home, so everything I got to do, I got to do after 9. >> Okay, no worries. >> So, so I just wanted to clarify that. Like I was only gone for a second. Was they did they walk out? They walked out and they walked out and the the neighbors saw them. So, it it's all good. We just uh got to make sure that they go to you so that we can, you know, leave cuz we can't cuz you know, they're not >> I told my dad if I told my dad um to come there just in case. >> How how how long are you going to be here though? >> I'm like 20 minutes. >> All right. >> Yeah, that's my cousin. >> I'm It's um >> No, you're good. >> What's going Just just listen. >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> I'll ask you a question. All right. You have the right to remain silent and not answer any questions. Do you understand? >> Yes. And >> you have the right I'm sorry. >> Just Just listen to me. I'm going to read this and I'm explain everything. All right. >> Okay. Don't take my kids, please. >> Just give me one second. Okay. >> You have the right You have the right to the president of a lawyer to you push. >> Okay. Okay. Yes, I do. I do. >> You let me get through this. >> Testimonies change constantly. Timelines don't match. Reasons don't make sense. And the police begin to suspect. Is there something she's trying to hide? >> I went to the one in front. You want to Walmart? >> I got gas. >> I got gas before I got before I left. >> Around what time? >> 10:11. >> 10:11. >> Yes. Like it wasn't like long. >> The Walmart. You were at 10. You were at 10. >> Yeah. >> 10:11. You were at Walmart. >> Yeah. But I got there. Yes. Yes. I had to go get gas. Got there real quick. >> What time did you get that wrong? I don't know, like 10ish, like close to being 11:00. It It's right there. The gas station is right there. So, I wasn't gone long. I wasn't going long. I was just out trying to handle some stuff. I That's all I was trying to do. They were sleep. I have cameras in here. My other daughter, she's sick. She has a cold. It's cold out here. Correct. I wasn't trying to bring her out here. I was being considerate. Don't Don't get me wrong. I was being considerate and I was being understanding. >> So, what time what time did you say you >> I got ready, got dressed, see? Took a shower. Maybe like 10:50. 10 10:50 cuz it was between 10 and 1050. >> Between 10 and 11. It was between 10 and 11. >> You left here at 10:50. >> Yeah, like 10:50ish. >> Okay. >> Like that's when you went to >> get gas and I took a shower and then I went to to store went to >> and I went to go grab something to eat cuz I was already on the phone and it >> um like I think it was McDonald's. >> They're asking a couple questions. Once she's done then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, in the meanwhile, if you want to hang out over there real quick. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Um, my dad was supposed to come over, but he bailed on me like last minute. >> Was he there when you >> So, no, no one was there when you >> No, he was supposed to come, but he bailed on me last minute like he always >> So, even though he said he wasn't coming, you still left him? >> No. I told my dad, I said, "Hey, like I'm going to be going to the store. I'll be right back." That's why I said my dad was coming. >> At the scene, she had no way back. With trembling hands, she begged the police not to take away the most precious thing. But by then, everything was too late. >> From Walmart? >> No. No. >> So, you didn't purchase anything from Walmart? >> You say if I purchase anything? Yes, >> I did. I had got some food. Some >> So, that's in your car right now, though. >> It's a little bit of food. >> The groceries that you purchased that you had to go out to the store for? >> No. >> So, you didn't get groceries at Walmart? >> No, I was No. No. I was supposed to go to Walmart. I stopped at Walmart. Didn't go to Walmart. And I had got something to eat. I didn't get I was supposed to get groceries, but I didn't get groceries. >> So, you did >> I was supposed to get groceries. Um but I didn't get groceries cuz I have I have the bag right here. I have the bag right here. >> McDonald's? >> Yes. >> I get my food. >> So, after you dropped off food at your friend's house, that's when you got a call from us and started heading back. >> Yes. Mentally, I needed to get out cuz I was already stuck in the house for almost 10 hours. >> Okay. So, 10:40 to 12:40. >> 10:30. I left 10 10. Yeah. So, between 10:00 and 11:00 and then you arrived, but you only arrived because we called you, correct? I do apologize for this, >> but you are being placed under arrest for child neglect. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> How long will I be? >> Uh, you're going to go to the jail tonight. You can bond out uh in the morning. >> Okay. >> Uh, however, DCF will update your kids, though. >> Today. And how when will I get them back? >> Whenever you go talk to DCF and they'll go do a a study. >> Uh, check to make sure that your house is okay. >> Okay. In Florida, child neglect that does not result in serious physical injury is considered a felony level three, which carries a sentence of up to 5 years in prison or 5 years probation and a maximum fine of $5,000. The mother was arrested at the scene on a charge of child neglect. She will be taken to the county jail overnight and can post bail the following morning. The Department of Children's Services, DCF, has been contacted. If relatives qualify, they may be able to temporarily take custody of the children. Went out for a few minutes to get McDonald's, came back with a pair of handcuffs, an arrest warrant, and a ticket straight to jail. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and help us donate. Thank you so much. Don't >> do that. DIY. >> I'm not. Y'all are pulling me out the car. I'm not going in the car. >> Don't you don't >> She refused to get out of the car. The police didn't wait another second. >> Get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sisters. >> We call she had instead of putting her out. Y'all talk to her. Y'all don't unlock no [ __ ] truck and pull her out. >> One wrong decision and the ending left everyone stunned. A seemingly harmless swerve brought this car to a screeching halt. But what was it about the car that made the police suspicious and started the tension escalating? >> Do that. >> I'm not. You are pulling me out the >> strange smell in the car made the police hesitate no longer. A simple request. get out of the car, but the girl flatly refused. >> The reason why I stopped is you only have one tail light. >> Okay. Is this your car? >> Okay. >> My parking lot. >> Yeah. Can you mind just roll? Do you mind just rolling your back window down for me, please? Thank you. Cuz we can't see at all anymore. Appreciate it. >> Hi, parking lot. >> Thank you. Whose car is it? >> My boyfriend's car. >> Okay. When was the last time you smoked marijuana in the car? >> Okay. Do you have a medical marijuana card? >> No. >> Okay. >> Okay. Is there any marijuana in the car right now? Cuz I can smell it. >> Okay. All right. Just hang tight here with my partner. All right. >> What is that right there? Roaches. >> But that's what we smell probably. >> You mind just hitting me that roach, please? Appreciate it. Thank you. >> Oh, those are the the tail lights. >> Can I have your phone? Look at that. >> All right. 2006 um door front. All right. >> Start right here. >> You can probably when we are done, you can probably just back up and start. >> All right. Can you do me a favor? Can you just shut off your car for me? Just going to have you step out real quick. Okay. The exchange of words quickly turned into a violent struggle. The door was flung open. Screams rang out. Who was really overstepping the mark? >> Okay. >> Why am I stepping out? >> So, we're going to search the vehicle now based on the odor that I'm getting and the fact that you had a bird blunt right there. >> You can't search. >> I absolutely can and I am going to. So, I'm going to have you exit the car. >> I I'm going to have you exit the car. >> The phone because he's giving you instructions. >> Well, we're not we're not like we're past that. Okay. I'm going to have you Just open the door. >> You can't unlock my >> Yes. Yes, I can. Don't Don't do that. >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> You don't get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out the car, bro. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Y'all not giving me a chance to get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Why are y'all pulling me out? >> I'm not. Y'all are pulling me out the car. Shut the [ __ ] up. I'm not resisting. >> I am not resisting. Y'all pull me out. Stop resisting. You're resisting right now. >> I'm not resisting. Step out. >> What do you mean? All I had to do was get out of the car. You pulled the door open, ma'am. >> What do you mean? >> This is harassment, ma'am. >> This is harassment. >> Yes, this is harassment, ma'am. >> No, I did not say no. I said you had no right. >> We were here and we got cameras. We heard. You said you had I said you had no rights. >> We have the right. >> No, you do not. Let me tell you that. >> We have a problem. >> You can take it to court. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. You're not listening again. You're not listening again. >> Boyfriend shows up yelling. This is a civil rights violation. But police show the ultimate law and an irreversible decision. >> Why are y'all in my trouble? Why is my fiance outside of my trouble? Explain to me, please. >> You want to wait a little bit and then we'll talk to you. >> Why is she under arrest? She did not resist. Y'all have no right to go in my truck. >> Just wait a minute. >> Y'all need to explain this to me. Why is she under? Y'all should have changed her. I know my rights. >> Okay. We don't need to explain anything to you. First of all, we don't have to. We don't have to tell you anything. >> Everything why y'all didn't issue a ticket. She lived right here. She's on my insurance. >> Just Just give us Okay, I'm going to give you a minute, but I I want proper answers. >> And what's your best number in your >> 1835? Miss Carter, but 1981, >> if you just give us a minute, >> I'm going talk to you. I'll wait. >> We'll talk to you. Okay. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> You can legally justify explain everything cuz I heard everything and I haven't recorded on the phone. >> That's fine. Okay. We're also recording everything. >> Y'all body came. >> Yeah, we're recording everything. We're also you might want to get your transmission checked out after this. >> He honestly doesn't know anything. >> I don't think he does. That uh says that we can order anyone out of a vehicle. And I'mma put the lawyer on the situation. I'm not playing. I work. I'mma drop the money. I'm not playing. Y'all got the wrong one. Y'all should have detained her, which y'all should have did instead of pulling her out. Y'all talk to her. Y'all don't unlock no [ __ ] truck and pull her out. Come on. Y'all just violate her rights. Stop playing, bro. No. All that mean. >> It seemed like everything was over with a light labor sentence. But just 6 months later, the girl returned with a much more serious crime and this time with a weapon in her hand. 1650 1650 Hughes. Okay. She was stopped for traffic violation. She had weed in the car. That gives us the right to search the car. Also, Supreme Court case Pennsylvania vimms gives us the right to remove anyone from a vehicle for officer safety purposes. You cannot refuse if you refuse its obstruction. Okay. So, Supreme Court case says we're allowed to do that. And there was weed in the car. That's why the car is being searched. >> Explain that to her because I heard her asking you and you didn't explain that to her. Which >> I wasn't here for the traffic stop. I'm just explaining to you what I was told when I got here by the officers. >> They proceeded to unlock the truck instead of explaining to her. Someone who unknownly don't know the law. >> What I was told uh was that she was on the phone with you and they asked her to step out because there was marijuana in the car and you told her on the phone no >> they didn't say nothing about her. >> Well, then she How did they not? Because she handed them the roach. >> Why did they take the car? >> Because she refused to get out on her own. because she refused. >> Yep. That's obstruction. >> So they So they opened the car. >> Yes. >> And they took her out because she refused everything and we'll play back. >> Case law says we're allowed to do that. Pennsylvania view. >> Case law says you're allowed and and body camera show everything. >> Yes, it will. >> That's a lot of y'all to know that. >> That's fine, buddy. Do what you need to do. But yes. So when when listen when I tried to open your door, you could you almost shut the door on my hand several times to where my partner felt it unsafe for you to no longer sit in that truck cuz we don't know what you were up to. I absolutely had a right to search your vehicle and I I explained to you why and you you still acted that way. I don't know why you just didn't exit the vehicle. You you would we would have been done by now. You >> didn't give me the opportunity. >> Yes, I did. Ma'am, you guys that's not true. I I gave you every opportunity to get out of that car. You >> did not. >> I Okay, I'm not going to argue with you. All right, just hang tight. >> She pleaded guilty to obstructing an officer and was placed in a workinl program. Just 6 months later, she was arrested again for aggravated domestic assault with a deadly weapon. The victim was her boyfriend, who she had threatened with two knives when he returned home. Next, when the police asked for her driving license, she simply replied, "I left it at home." But the truth behind it turned everything upside down. >> I'm not going in the car. Listen, I'm not going to go with this. Go with this. >> Get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sisters. >> A simple question. Have you ever been arrested? And then the deception begins to emerge with unexpected consequences. >> You want to tell me >> what's your name? >> You have a license? No, you don't. [Music] >> All right. So, where are we going to get the honesty? So, we're going to start over. You're going to tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you have lied to me. All right. I don't appreciate >> I have my [ __ ] talking. Give me a second. All right. I'm excited. All right. Listen, >> this is the first time I ever got >> and cuz you you're not supposed to drive. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. >> You can go to jail right now. >> All right. Who do you live with? >> I live with my father. Where do you live at? Huh? >> Who Who lives there? >> Well, I live by myself on 4th. My little sister. >> Call me right now to pick up your car. >> Call me right now to pick up the car. >> You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right. You're speeding. You have no license. >> Okay. >> The car smell like weed. >> All right. Okay. You're coming to pick it up. All right. I cannot car. >> Okay. So, how long can you get or can you call or something? >> Okay. So someone's over. >> Mhm. >> I'm sorry about I don't usually right. >> You shouldn't be driving in first place. >> Like I don't I'm confused here. >> All right. How far is your ride? >> Right. >> Does that person have that person have a bad license? >> Yes. >> Have you ever been arrested before? >> No, I have not. >> Never. Not as juvenile. You were arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not I don't have any. >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a >> Did you just say Did you just lie to me again? >> You said have been arrested. Most of the time >> as soon as she was asked to get out of the car, she did this which immediately changed the police officer's attitude. >> Arrested. I talk about a car. >> Take off the phone and step out the car. >> Relax. Relax. Calm down. >> Let's talk about a car. Yeah, I don't know you. I told you where I'm at. Listen, I want to feel this. Just relax. Just relax. Hey, leave. >> Leave yourself in the car, please. >> Are you still in the car? >> What's going on? >> Don't if you resist, we're going to have a problem. All right. >> So, I'm being scared right now. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, I have two in the car. I have to figure out. >> Point the corner. Wait. >> I need someone to come now. I'll put my address. >> Are you serious? Are you serious? Give me an arm. Give me an arm. I try to arrest you. Give me your arm, >> best friend. Puke now. Puke now. >> Are you seriously resisting right now? >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. I just tried to give you ditch. >> Excuse me. You just said someone can pick up my car. Are you serious? >> Come on. We're Come on, bro. We're both back. >> I don't care about that. Listen to >> I don't care about that. Stop talking. I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. If I If I If I tell you on your back, my back. No, we try anything else. All right. I'm not the one you play with. Okay. I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay. Turn around. >> Hey, man. Listen. I guess we have to be honest and everything. >> So, take jail. >> Huh? >> Take a ride to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> You're driving without a license. >> Huh? >> Drive without license. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to get my phone. I need I should be getting I should be getting paid right now. And you have to check me before I get in the car. So, I'm not doing this. Can you please relax? >> Okay. If you >> Where are my little sisters going to go? There's only one police officer here. That's not how this goes. >> Being quiet and I got my job. Miss you, bro. I'm not playing again with you. >> I'm not going in the car. Listen, the car told you to kiss me. Don't miss in the car. >> Please. I told my little sister, sir. I'm waiting. I'm waiting on another officer. >> Stand up now, >> sir. I'm not going to allow you to throw me in the car. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I want you. >> You're resisting arrest. Stand up right now. >> I would like another officer to talk to you. >> Stand up right. >> So, you're going to go to jail? You know, right? You're ready right now. >> Have another officer. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Please have another officer come. >> You're resisting arrest. You're resisting arrest. >> Stand up. >> Grab my >> What started as a traffic violation escalated into a confrontation so intense she screamed, "Don't throw me to the ground. >> Stand up now. Stand up now. >> What are you going to do? And I need to talk to you. Can you talk to me like I said the last?" >> Just you stand up right now. You just threw me on the ground, bro. >> Stand up right now. >> So you're not So you didn't throw me on the ground. >> Cuz you're resisting. >> How did I resist? I said, "Can you put me in a bathroom?" Stand up right now with my little sister. Stand up right now. >> Never been an officer that had done this to me. You asked me if I've been arrested. I said only as a juvenile. >> You can't You have no license. You cannot drive. >> I understand, but you just said someone was was able to pick up my car, sir. Right. You just said I was okay. >> Yes, that is. >> Please. No. Please. I have my little sisters out here. Can you get them? Please >> stand up right now. Stand right now. >> That this is for no license. >> Stand up right now. >> Stand up. >> You're resisting arrest. >> Officer. >> You are resisting arrest. >> Follow what you want. Listen, they just pulled me over for no reason because I was driving a little bit fast. Now he's taking me out my car and arresting me. >> Go in the car. You don't have a license. >> Okay. But you just said you was going to allow someone to pick up my car, sir. >> In your car? Stand up and get inside a vehicle. >> I'm not going to allow you to put me in a vehicle. My little sisters are right here. I need to know. >> Stand up. Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sister? >> Someone's picking them up, right? You just You just called somebody. >> No, I have to know what's going on with my car. >> Well, now it's gonna Now it's going to be told. Now it's going to be told. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. Yes, it is. >> I got money for that. >> Okay, cool. >> Like you. >> That is Wow. That is That's unnecessary. >> What you just did? You just threw me on the ground. >> I had to. You're resisting. >> You had to throw me on the ground. How was I resisting? It's all on the table. >> You pulled away. Yeah, it's all >> I was not resisting. >> Right. Y [Applause] record this. Record this. I'm not Do not grab me. Do not grab me. [Applause] [Music] >> That way. >> I did nothing. What are you going through? >> So childish. >> Get her hand out. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put her in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. You see how you see how you got electrical? >> Excuse me, sir. I need to know what's going on with my sisters. >> Bring it. Bring it in here. >> I need to see you guys. >> Bring it here. >> Put in the police car. She started swearing, insulting, insulting everything, and eventually made herself a defendant with many serious charges. >> Get me on the ground. Get me out of this car, please. I can't do this. My little sisters. Do you have little sisters? Do you have a mother? Six kids. >> Exactly. And look at how you treat them. You a [ __ ] You a [ __ ] I said you a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> You a [ __ ] You see how you do me in front of my little sister? You put me on the ground in front of kids. Hurry up and get me to this place. Hurry up. Cuz guess what? My people got money for the damn [ __ ] too. Hurry up. Get me to where I need to go, please. Y'all relax. Babe, babe. Oh, I'm mad. I'm You got a demon in here. Yeah, you got a demon. I can stop my feet. I'm not doing anything. You're not going to be able to charge me with nothing. You got a demon in here. You got a demon, baby. Yeah. Yeah. You got to man. Yeah. You ready for this? You ready? You ready? Take me to this, bro. Take me to the jail. All right. Me there. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I would love you. Hope your mama die slow, [ __ ] Oh, she already dead. Crazy. I'm crazy. You're crazy, bro. You got how? You got no AC on and you don't Bro, roll the windows down. Sir, you're trying to kill me back here. I'm claustrophobic. I'm asking you please. Can you turn on the AC? >> No, it's not. You're lying. You're lying. Please turn the AC up. >> May you please turn the AC up. >> Okay. Well, I don't feel it. Turn it up. Like, your [ __ ] don't work back here. Have you ever been in the back of a police car? >> Okay, then. Have you ever been in the back of yours? >> Yes, I have. >> Okay. What if [ __ ] don't work? The AC is not piping back. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. >> In Florida, obstructing a law enforcement officer is a misdemeanor punishable by up to one year in jail and slash or a fine of up to $1,000 as defined in SSS75.082 or 775.083 Florida. The woman was charged with obstruction of a public official without violence, driving without a valid license, second offense, and threatening to cause bodily harm to a public official. Bail was set at $3,000 .0ents. Her reckless behavior escalated what started out as a simple situation into a serious incident with criminal consequences. If you want to get to jail faster, fight the police harder. 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.