Roll down your window. Roll down your window now. Roll down your window now. >> This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're going to get dragged out of the car. >> Sir, please don't touch. >> Do not do >> a seemingly simple traffic stop turns into chaos on the street. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't do that. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Turn around. Just a stair. Not a >> I got you. Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. The >> female driver decided to run away. Things went too far. Seemingly simple traffic stop. But just seconds later, everything exploded. When the female driver reacted defiantly to the seemingly normal request of the police. >> Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window now. Roll down your window now. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Pull it out. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Turn around. >> Car door was suddenly open, causing the argument to escalate. Who is the one who crossed the line? >> Window for me. >> Roll down your back window for me. >> Why? >> Cuz I said so. >> Roll it down. >> Roll. Yes, you do. For officer safety. >> Okay. Okay, you're about to get kicked out of this car in about 2 seconds. >> I'm doing it like right now. >> Okay, I told you to roll it down so I can see because the window char is too dark and I need to make sure there's nobody else back there. >> Okay, no problem. >> I need your license, registration, insurance, please. >> I stopped you pass a stop bar at every stop sign. Two different stop signs. >> Your window tent is too dark and your tag is expired. So, there's three different reasons why I'm pulling you over today. >> Okay. The stop signs are on. I stopped narrowing. >> You did? There's a white line at the stop sign. You pass past the stop bar. >> I mean, I was behind the car, so how do I do that? >> No, you weren't. You passed past the stop bar on two different stop signs. >> I didn't do that. >> You weren't compliant. Yes, you weren't compliant. And you were refusing to roll down your back window so that I could approach you. >> I can refuse >> safely. So that I could approach you safely. >> Because my safe I can I can refuse about that. >> No, you cannot. >> I cannot. You cannot. >> Okay. >> License, please. >> License. License. Man, I'm looking for the insurance. >> I said your license first. >> License first. >> Corporal Hzler, St. John's County Sheriff's Office. >> Your name? >> Corporal Hetsler, St. John's County Sheriff's Office. >> First, >> receiving a fine but refusing to accept it. The female driver suddenly made a bold decision. And from here, the case officially escalated into a criminal case. >> License. Okay. Today I went ahead and issued you four different citations. Okay. First uh citation um is going to be for running the stop sign. You did you stopped past the stop bar. The stop bar. >> Okay. So you can fight that in court. All the instructions are right here on the back. You have 30 days to pay the fine. That's your first citation. Next citation is for a failure to provide your registration. Okay. >> So you say you can open my door at just the same time. >> Correct. You were non-compliant. You weren't listening to commands. Your window's too dark for me to see it in the back. And I for me to safely approach this vehicle, I need to make sure there wasn't anybody else in the back of the vehicle. >> There's your second citation. >> Ask me. >> I did ask you. >> You don't ask me if I got more people in my car. >> It doesn't matter. I need to be able to see with my own eyes. Next citation is uh your registration's expired. Okay. You have 30 days to pay that. Same thing as every the other two citations. And your window tent 11%. and stay to Florida like I told you at 325. >> Ran a stop sign that vehicle or citations and then she took off uh recklessly. I'm trying to catch back up to the vehicle and pull her over again. >> Turn your vehicle off. Turn your vehicle off. You're driving recklessly now. It's criminal. Turn it out. >> I drive >> I'm going to break your window. You got You got 3 seconds or I'm going to break your window. Roll down your window. >> Roll down your window now. Roll down your window now. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Turn off the car. Turn off the car. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't do that. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You don't have to do this. >> Turn around. >> The cry echoed through the night. Open the door or I will smash the glass. Would she be stubborn to the last minute? >> I don't know. Space this way for me. You got any weapons on you? Anything? Any guns? Knives? >> You cannot search my car. >> Hey, you cannot search my car. >> Huh? >> You cannot search my car. >> Uh, I was going to do an inventory. >> Is she going? >> Yeah. She's going and resisting on >> I got a 314. Stand me off in number. I'll get it from the screen. >> Hey, you could just 105 or there and I'll send I'll I'll send my 707 to the jail. >> I'll do the I'll do the inventory. >> All right. >> First, make sure there's like no drugs. >> Uh right here. Well, let's try it. You still got to p down, right? Yeah, let's >> Yeah, other side is fine. I guess you should have thought about that before you know you started driving rifles. But I It's okay. I I just I just drive on the limit. >> H >> I don't drive over the limit. >> I drive on the limit. Under the limit. >> You got anything in your bra? >> No. Just just make it come to my shower. My kids and and my brother know that I'm leaving to it. That's all I ask. It's only for my face. Okay. Let me let me tell them that I'm going again so they know that I'm not coming back. >> Can I do that? >> Spread your legs for me. >> Say what? >> Spread your legs for me like this. >> Yep. >> Okay. Have a seat in the vehicle. >> This traffic stop ended with an unexpected verdict and punishment, but perhaps it was a valuable lesson for all. >> You ever seen somebody else's name? Yeah, but he's in jail. He's my husband. >> He's in jail? >> Yeah. >> But why they search in my car, too? I say I don't want to. They search. >> Well, incidental arrest. Incidental arrest. It can be inventory. >> But they they arrest they arrest because they they stop me because they going to die. It it doesn't mean they get searched. >> Well, incident incident to arrest. When we're doing an inventory, we have to inventory cuz it can get towed. >> So that's why we're giving you the option to >> But but can I call them my brother? He can figure it out because the insurance is by his name too. The insurance is my name and my brother name. >> I I can see. I don't I don't I normally we have to release it to the RO the registered owner of the vehicle. If we can't get in contact with the registered owner of the vehicle, we have to tow it. >> Okay. >> But but >> but you're saying he's in jail? >> Yeah, he's in jail and and I mean they injured. >> Where is that at? >> Right here. >> He's in St. John's County Jail. >> Yeah. >> All right. Stand. >> The woman was charged with two counts. Reckless driving and endangering. Nonviolent resistance to law enforcement. Sentenced six months probation. 25 hours of community service. Eight hours of driver improvement course. Next, a seemingly normal morning. But just because of a small detail on the driver's license, the female driver was stopped, opening the way for a tense confrontation between her and the Atlanta police. >> What do you have? This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're gonna get dragged out of the car. >> No, sir. Please don't touch me. Do not do this. I'm just too scared. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Step out of the car, sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. >> When the lawyer failed to appear, the police were forced to give an ultimatum. Cooperate now or end up in handcuffs. But the woman chose a risky decision. >> I'm Officer Benvidas with the Atlanta Police Department. Do you have your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? What is wrong with my >> I'm sorry. >> What is wrong with your tag? >> There's nothing wrong with your tag. May I see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance, please? >> Why do I have >> I need to see your driver's license, registration, and proof of insurance. This is a traffic stop. I need you to identify yourself. >> Yes, ma'am. It is. >> I'm sorry. It's cuz I've been seeing a lot of um news on the >> So, the reason why I stopped you today is because your license is expired. Let me see your driver's Let me see your driver's license. Okay. Listen. If you refuse to identify yourself, I will take you to jail for resisting without violence. Either you identify yourself to me right now or I'm taking you to jail. Please turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> Turn off your car. >> If you call somebody to come to this traffic stop, they will also get arrested for impeding on a traffic stop. Don't do this. >> Do not do this right now. >> I need to see your ID. >> The ID is on the back of your phone. I need to see your driver's license. Sir, >> sir, I'm not I'm not a I'm a student. I'm an >> I don't I don't care if you're a student. I need to see your driver's license, please. It's on the back of your phone. >> It is, but I >> Okay, so I need to see your driver's license now, please. >> I I can hold my >> All right, put your hands up here. >> I I have >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done I have >> Okay, put your hands on the steering wheel. >> I have my >> Put your hands on the steering wheel. I'm going to do everything for you. Hands on the steering wheel. >> I haven't done anything. This is the fifth time I've tell you now. >> But you have to >> This is the fifth time I tell you. Put your hands on your steering wheel or you're going to get dragged out of the car. We can do this a simple way. >> Why? Why? Why are you doing all right? >> No, sir. Please don't touch me. >> Do not do that. >> From a few tense words to tough actions, the police forcefully pulled her out of the car, revealing an even more serious truth hidden behind that fragile wallet. >> I'm just scared. I'm sorry. >> I got you. Step out of the car, sir. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. >> We will pick everything up here in a second. Put your hands behind your back. Can I roll my wire, please? >> Put your hands Put your hands behind your back, please. >> I don't have a roll anything. >> Can you put your hands behind your back? >> Ma'am, you're making this a lot more difficult than it needs to be. >> No, I don't want to make it difficult. I'm just >> Well, you're making it difficult. >> I'm just scared. >> I got it. So, go ahead. >> I haven't done anything anything wrong with my student. >> I got you. >> I have a baby. Sir, I'm sorry. I have my kids. >> Okay. So, this is a learner's license, first of all. >> Okay. >> Okay. It's not a driver's license. >> Okay. >> Second of all, it's expired. Okay. It expired on it expired on May 11th, 2025. Okay. >> When I ask you for identification, okay? So, here here we're going to we're going to do this a little easier. We're going to do this easier. >> Okay. >> I'm going to ask you these questions. I need you to say yes or no verbally if you understand them. All right. Stay against the car. >> Mhm. >> You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> I do, sir. >> Okay. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before questioning without charge. Do you understand? >> I do, and I have a lawyer. >> Okay. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> You don't let me talk. You >> I'm going to I'm going to do I'm going to say this one more time. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get to talk to me? >> Yes. I feel threatened by you. >> Okay. So, have I threatened you to get to talk to me? >> Yes, >> I have. How did I How did I >> just feel intimidated I just feel intimidated because you haven't done anything wrong. I don't want to piss you off. I respect >> You're not pissing me off. I'm not mad at all. >> Cuz I don't feel like you had a reason to stop me. >> So the reason why I stopped you is cuz the registered owner of the vehicle is expired. >> I confirmed. Can you >> here? And then you hadn't seen my driver license. >> 511 2025. You are the reg you are the registered owner of the vehicle. Okay. >> Not just a small mistake. The police discovered a serious violation that even the female driver did not expect, causing things to get out of control. >> I confirmed your identity through the window. I could see you. You match your photo. Okay. And for that reason, you're going to jail for resisting without violence. Okay. >> Sir, I'm sorry. I didn't want to resist you. >> Too bad. >> I was just scared. It just wanted to >> 43. Can I get a female 45 for a search, please? Sir, you shouldn't you shouldn't be doing this. >> Face right here. >> Sir, >> face right here, please. >> But I'm scared. >> Face the inside, please. >> I am feeling humiliated by you guys. >> No. Yeah, we'll uh we'll probably get it off the road. >> Uh if it's off the road, so >> sir, I have a baby here. I'm so sorry. I I don't I don't feel like >> I should have paid more attention. >> I already I already explained to you I asked you for your driver's license and proof of insurance at least seven times. >> You didn't want to provide it. No, I >> I told you to put I told you to put your hands on the steering wheel. You didn't do that either. I asked you seven times. Okay. >> I apologize. >> And I will review everything so I get the correct count that I did everything. Okay. >> Okay. >> Your license is expired. You don't even have a driver's license. You have a learner's license. >> This is a learner's license. Let me read you the back. Just listen to what I have to say. Okay. >> Daylight driving only after 3 months. You may drive until 10 p.m. with a 21-year-old licensed driver in the closest seat of the driver. So, you don't have anybody over the age of 21 inside of the vehicle. Okay. And there's no one sitting next to you with a valid driver's license. So, not only are you with an expired learner's license, you're also committing a learner's license violation. >> I'm sorry. I I should have paid attention better on that. >> Yes, you should have. >> And all you had to do was listen to instructions and you wouldn't have been in the situation. >> Okay. I apologize. Yeah. >> Face the car. I apologize. >> Face the car, please. In the end, the woman faced criminal charges and severe legal consequences just because she did not obey orders from the beginning. What a high price to pay for a moment of panic and trusting social media. >> Who do you need? >> I really apologize. I really >> I got you. You're already under arrest. >> It's okay. >> Okay. So, >> I know I'm wrong. I apologize. >> Okay. >> So, give us give us a second. She's going to search you. We'll do this when we get to the jail. Do you have any drugs or any needles or anything on you that will poke me? >> No, I'm just a nursing student here. No, >> I could do not. >> It's just a question that is generally ask for everyone before I start pat you down. >> So, spread your feet for me, please. >> I really apologize. I always respect for for your profession. I really apologize. I got scared. >> It's okay. >> I don't have a license. >> And I wish I was better oriented because I have everything to have the right driver license. >> Okay. Just so you know, my instructions were very clear and I'm not here to confuse anybody. >> I know. I know you >> and for you not following the instructions. That's why this is what happens. >> I've patted you down. Is there anything that may miss? Because when you go inside the jail, you do go through a scanner and if there's anything that's on you can't be charged again for contraband. >> Can I ask you something? Is that going to be on my record? >> Yes. >> Is that going to be on my record that I went to jail? >> Yes. [Applause] >> This is just a charge. It's not a conviction. So, you'll still be able to go to court, talk to everything, and you go from there. >> Make sure that I take that through interviews. I'm applying for jobs. >> You'll be fine. >> Listen, this isn't this isn't any Listen, this isn't anything personal, okay? >> In the scope of my job, if you refuse to identify yourself, especially after multiple times of me asking you for your license, and you went to pull it out and then you stopped, that's resisting without violence, ma'am. >> I apologize. Just that I had anything wrong. So, I was trying to understand what I was >> and I was trying to explain it to you, but you kept trying to talk over me and not listen to what I was trying to tell you. >> I do this whole nice little spiel where I asked for your license, registration, proof of insurance. I tell you what happened and what went wrong, and then we would have gone from there. >> In Georgia, nonviolent resistance to arrest is considered a misdemeanor. Maximum penalty up to 12 months in county jail. Maximum fine up to $1,000 .0. The woman was charged with resisting arrests without violence and also faces serious traffic violations. Police stressed that if she had cooperated and followed instructions from the beginning, the incident would not have escalated to an arrest. Minute of panic. One year in jail, the Tik Tok law won't save you. Hey guys, what do you think about this situation? If you like the video, don't forget to like, subscribe, and support us with a donation. Thank you very much.