These Karens came in loud, entitled, and ready to argue, but they didn't count on cops who knew exactly how to handle them. Here are five cases when good cops humiliate the heck out of Karen's. Number five, baseball game turns into a circus thanks to furious parent. Police are called to a youth baseball game after a fight breaks out between two parents. Here's how it all gets ugly. >> What's going on tonight? Okay. So, I was sitting there under our tent and their tent was next to ours and there was like an altercation at the plate earlier in the game. Not a big deal. Um, but their player that was running knocked into whoever our catcher was and who should have been ejected. Not everyone whatever. They were like handled. >> I went to the bathroom, came back and I guess during that play, I didn't see it. My son was running the bases and they pushed him. Whatever. It's silly. So there was like a whatever on the field. I didn't see any of that. I just came and sat down and I asked my husband. I said, "What happened?" He said, "If next time someone pushes them, he should knock them off." My husband said, "So she goes, "That's my grandson. You're talking about the the mother." And I said, "So then the mom, the mom of the ch child, the grandmother and the mom started. She stood up and threw something. That's my son. >> You can't talk about it." >> So I'm just sitting there and he said something to the effect of um like your your son doesn't belong putting hands on my son. >> Yeah. >> And she goes and she just kept repeating that's my son. That's my son. So whatever. We just were sitting there and then I said, "Honestly, this is baseball. Like, no one should put hands on anybody. Like, this is crazy." So, she go, the grandmother stands up and throws something down and goes to charge. And then the daughter, probably my age maybe, stands up and stops her mom and then comes through my tent cuz I was kind of on the border of my >> Soon there's a verbal argument between her, the grandmother, and the child's mother. Tempers flare and the situation quickly escalates. >> Jumps over my special needs daughter to put her hand and like grab my hair. And I was like, "Oh no, no, I restrained her. I have training in restraining. I have a special needs child. I know how to restrain. So, I just held her down. I'm like, "Don't touch me." Like, absolutely not. I didn't hit her. I didn't do anything. I was restraining her from attacking me over her. And then some good Samaritan guy, I guess he said after he was just trying to help, tackled me. So then now I lost my edge of holding her down. And that's when someone separated us. But that's when she broke the chair, the tent, all the things. She >> There was a guy from like two tents down. I was standing right there like watching it all unfold. >> I was just holding her down like >> and I was like, "Oh my god." Like this is crazy. And I see this one guy come up from the tent and he's watching it unfold. And he's standing probably where you are, sir. And he just got like whiteeyed and charged and grabbed my wife like this and went and like the tents, everything started going. So, I grabbed that dude and just put him over here and I just looked at him and I'm like, "You better not do anything." And he was like, "Oh." Like, cuz he was on his back. >> I was like, "Don't put your hands on my wife." >> I'm I don't know how you could be that mentally unstable. Maybe she's drinking. Grandma seemed like she might have been drinking. I have no idea, >> but I have no idea. >> I'm not sure. >> I know grandma's still in there. They all of her stuff was a tent and a half over where we were sitting. So, I mean, it's clear she just charged me. Like, it was the most >> There were there was plenty of witnesses that saw her come over to our tent and engage us like we were sitting there. >> I literally the only words that came out of my mouth is this is based on no one's handed. Officers speak with both women, multiple witnesses, and family members. >> Anyway, >> I really do want to press charges against her because she attacked me out of nowhere and that's not cool at all. >> Especially the kids >> in a public parking lot. >> Can you start over? I'm sorry. I'm I'm going to end up being taken in this case, so I just I need to know. >> Okay. All right. So, I'm assuming it was the husband. um starts hollering it. I think he was yelling to his kid, "You should have knocked him out." He was talking about my kid. They had a little spat on the field, whatever. So I said, >> "This was after when he he was pushed or when >> uh >> when the catcher?" >> No, after the on the field. >> Okay. >> One one kid said that the other one pushed. We don't even We don't I know my kid does play dirty, right? Mhm. >> So I said, "You need to watch out. That's my son, you know, and he starts cussing back and forth with me." And then his wife and he like steps under our tent and it's back and forth. His wife and then my mom stood up at that point when the man came under our tent. My mom stood up and she's like, "You know, you need to sit down." And the wife stood up and said, "Who the you?" Um, and I that's my mom and then she and I came at each other and Don't know what happened there other than I'm missing a shoe and a pair of co sunglasses. So it was just it started out as a verbal argument and she stood up and >> which field was it? >> The back left back right >> uh it would be front left. >> Y'all was in between this field and the back field. >> Yes. And he said she stood up and then she How did y'all come into contact with one another? >> She was fussing and screaming at my mom and who the hell are you? And I said that's my mom and and she and I came at each other. >> Officers review the situation and attempt to figure out who physically initiated the altercation >> and I think it started. So you're saying simultaneously one didn't go to the other >> who came to who went to who? >> I I was under her tent at that point. Her husband had already left from our tent and I was under her tent at that point and we were arguing back and forth and I don't know who came at who first. I mean we both came at each other but I was under her tent at that point. >> Okay. So once y'all came in contact with one another, what happened? >> We ended up on the ground. I don't think there were any punches thrown. >> What did you specifically do? >> Uh, grabbed her about the same time she grabbed me and we ended up on the ground. There were no punches thrown. If she hit me, I didn't feel it. And my mom picked me up and her husband picked her up. >> Did somebody else intervene? >> Not that I know of. There wasn't another third party mail. >> Somebody asked me if my son asked me. He said, "Who hit you? Who hit you? Was did the boy hit you?" And I said, "I don't I don't think anybody hit me." >> So, at this point, the game was over. >> Yes. No, it wasn't. I'm sorry. No, it wasn't. They called it after because of the commotion. >> Okay. What inning was it? Was it even close to being over? >> Yes, it was almost over. >> Okay. >> We may have ended up tying. I think it was going to be >> Would you have to know if there anybody else saw this witness this I mean, >> I'll do a little >> good. Did y'all see anything that happened? >> Yes, I saw it. >> All right. So, what happened? >> She's not involved. >> Okay. She just was by stander. >> Go ahead. >> Are you grandma? >> Are your grandma? Okay. >> So, >> we're watching the game. >> Um, his kid's on second. Her kid is playing second, right? >> Um, her kid goes behind second to um protect second. whatever you want to call it. It has kid bumps into things. >> The consensus is that the verbal conflict started with a comment on the field followed by mutual aggression. >> They call Blue's called time because there was um when his kid get on a second, you know, there was a bigation and there was because of a play earlier some tension between them. Blue's called time. Call both teams to the plate, tells them they're not allowed to talk to each other, yada yada yada. Sends them back to the plates or back to places. Um, so that was it. So then he starts yelling or he is over there and he said um whatever his kid's name then should have not the him >> and um she said wait a minute that's my son you're talking about and he said I don't I'm talking about >> in the meantime he's walked over the under the edge of the tent where we >> um and she says well that's my son and turns around and he steps under my tent which we had all been sitting together. This is our second game. >> The game before we didn't play them. We had all been sitting together the whole time. And >> he says it again. And >> I'm like, "Okay, y'all need to stop." Like, "Everybody needs to stop." I said, "Leah, sit down. Y'all need to stop. Y'all need to stop." And they keep mouthing. And then I don't remember what her >> wife said, but she said it to her. My mother, she stands up and then the vitamin C up to try and break it up. And another guy comes >> to try and break it up in that room. That guy jumps in and >> and he pushes the other guy. >> Can you go back a little bit? Sorry that all the people talking. >> Are you with them? >> No, she's I'm not with >> They were sitting with me. So there was my husband. She was close. She saw everything. >> So you're not with them? >> Well, I saw what happened. There was my husband. >> Are you a third party is all I'm >> Yes, I'm a third party. >> If you want to head up to your daughter, she's right up the hill. >> Okay. Witnesses described the physical contact as more of a cat fight than an outright brawl. The two women end up on the ground holding each other by the hair. >> That's what I'm looking for. >> So, how far back? >> The husband's under y'all's tent >> under our tent >> talking, >> cussing them out. And she's, you know, I keep I'm telling him to go and hush. I'm telling And it's not just him. I mean, there's other people chattering, too. I'm telling all them to hush. I'm telling Leah to hush. And I'm trying to keep a book and watch. You know, my kid watched the game and before I can get up to grab Leah, they're at each other, the two ladies. I don't know who jumped first. I don't know who got who first. Um, >> you see any punches thrown? >> Basically, I saw them wrapped up together. They really weren't throwing punches. It was more of a cat fight. It um the tent leg got did get broke. The chair got broke, but it was more of a cat fight. More and you know, of course, they're saying, you know, we're going to sue you and have you arrested. It was more of a bicker and a cat fight. The two ladies roll bickering. >> Yes. Well, it was >> they both went towards each other essentially. >> Well, it h So, I'm sitting here facing the field. It happened behind me. When I looked, they were on the ground rolling together. >> Pretty much that lady was in the bathroom. Sons got in their little scuffle. Words were said. Teams got brought together saying, "Hey, don't talk to each other." Essentially. >> Uh-huh. >> Uh, dad is over there underneath their tent. >> Yeah. That's what they said. Yeah. >> Uh he walks away. >> Okay. >> One of the w one of the witnesses said, "Hey, y'all just cut the crap out. It's baseball." >> Right. >> He walks away. Mom comes back from the bathroom. She's like, "Hey, what happened?" >> Uh dad made a comment about Dr. Sun down or whatever. >> That's what they said to you. Okay. >> Uh mom comes back. What happened? >> Uh she sits down in her chair. >> Okay. >> Words were exchanged between both sides. >> Uhhuh. She goes over to her tent. Her tent. >> Grandma comes over as well. >> Then the altercation started. Nobody actually saw what happened. Uh, one lady said that she saw her with a ball of her hair in her hand >> while they were already >> while they were on the ground. >> The officers huddle and discuss the information they gathered from both sides of the story. >> And uh, they break it up. So it's I mean from what it sounds like from the witnesses that actually saw it, mom and grandma walked underneath her tent, >> provoked it >> cuz the one lady said she never even got out of her chair. She was sitting down when they came over >> and the witnesses said that too. >> Yeah, that's what one of the witnesses >> and then she got up and that's when they locked up. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I've concluded the investigation and I've determined you're under arrest. Okay. Stand up. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Can you show me why? >> For disorderly conduct and damage to property. Put your hand on your back. >> Damage to property. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I just say something? >> Can I take this watch off you? Can you give it to grandma? >> Yes. We have talked to all kinds of people. People that were involved, people that don't have nothing to do with you guys. >> I'm going to get my Okay. So, so it sounds I got grandma here with us. So, it sounds like grandma can probably probably help her out here in just a little while. So, once she's taken down there, she'll be she'll get two citations. She'll be getting it just >> I did the cow but not somebody jump into the chair how the chair >> she wasn't anywhere near the chair somebody jumped me from the back I stood up and I had her arm I said baby and somebody hit me from the back and I fell I fell on the chair she didn't do it but it wasn't but it was whoever Somebody knocked me. I had back surgeries. I'm on and they knocked me out. >> Officers explained that even though the charges are misdemeanors, it's standard procedure to take her to jail to process the citation. She's calm during the arrest, but upset about the situation and accuses others of jumping her. >> But she wasn't anywhere near the chair cuz the lady had stood up had grabbed her leg. She didn't have the chance. said that I don't know where that came from because in fact I told them what we'll do is we'll get you to write us a statement real quick. >> Did anybody find my $200 glasses? >> Did anybody find those? Did they admit to having my glasses? >> All right. That's where we're at. We're going to go ahead and get down here and then go get your mother head that direction. >> No, that that's citation. It's, you know, >> misdemeanor. >> Yes. >> Why do you have to take her to jail? >> Well, we're taking her to jail because we're using the citation. We generally do on these kind of citations. >> All right. >> All right. Sorry about this, man. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. If you would just follow me to front of my car. Okay. I'm going to have I'm I'm waiting on a female officer, okay, to to search you, okay? That's just protocol that we have to do prior to, you know, transporting you. All right? If you want to, I'm going to have you send the AC, okay? In my car before she comes, okay? She's still on a call. She'll be here shortly. >> Well, I'm glad he's not here. I was hoping that he wouldn't be here by the time we we arrived back. >> They're in the middle of a game. >> Okay. Well, I'll try to get you out of here before he finishes up. Okay. >> She's ultimately arrested for disorderly conduct and property damage. Number four. Defiant driver tries controlling the stop, lands in handcuffs. A sheriff's deputy pulls over a driver after she fails to move over for law enforcement and veers into a bike lane. Here's what happens next. Hey, how's it going, ma'am? >> Sheriff, you got your license on you? >> I'm sorry. You >> got your license on you? >> I do. >> I'm just pulling you over. You failed to move over for me. Okay. And you drove into the bike lane when you passed me. >> Wait, what? Say it again. >> So, I pulled you over uh failing to move over. Okay. >> Failing to move over. What does that mean? >> So, when you see law enforcement or any first responder on the side of the road with their lights on, you have to move over to the vacant lane. Okay. Um, I guess. >> What was the other one? Just a ID card. >> Yeah, I did. Here you go. >> Okay. When did you get this one? >> Um, when I was living in West Palm. >> Oh, okay. So, your license won't be suspended or anything? >> Of course not. >> You said of course or of course not. >> I said of course not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Do you have the ID back? Do you have registration proof insurance by chance? >> Uh, I do. Of course I do. >> Okay. him. Where are we coming from tonight? >> Say again. >> Where are you coming from tonight? >> Um I mean I don't have to answer to >> You don't. All right. Thank you. And proof insurance either the card or on your phone. >> Is it not there? >> No, that's just your registration. >> Give me one second and I will >> Okay. Here you go. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> But again, why did you pull me over >> for failing to move over for law enforcement? Okay. So, >> I don't understand that. Can you explain it? >> I got you. So, when you see like this is a traffic stop, right? I'm a police officer. There's red and blue lights in my car. You can't drive past me in the right lane. Okay. You have >> So I had to pull up to the left side. >> You had to move over to the left lane. >> I'm sure I did it because I always do that. But that's fine. >> Uh, okay. >> The officer instructs the woman to step out of the vehicle. Now the question is, will she comply or push back? >> No, I will not. >> Uh, yes you will. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm smelling alcohol coming from your car. Your eyes are watery >> and you're acting all slow. >> Listen, I've been crying. I'm going through a really hard breakup and >> I understand that, but I'm still smelling alcohol coming from the car. Okay. >> No, there's not. >> Yes, there is. So, can you hop out the car for me? >> Uh, go for it. You got the car. >> I'm not going to. >> Come on. Let's hop out the car for me. >> No. >> Yes. >> Do you need the air? >> Can I get enough right now? >> Come on, ma'am. Hop out the car. I'm going be conducting a DUI investigation. Okay, >> that's fine. >> All right, then. Hop out the car. No, I'm not. >> All right. Come on. >> Whoa. You're >> Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Give me your other hand. >> Okay. That's a little rough, but >> okay. It can be a little rough. comment. >> Yeah. When you don't want to listen to me >> and follow my orders. I asked you to get out the car. No, I >> told you to get out the car multiple times and you said no. Straight to my face. >> Um I mean >> 721 code five male >> custody. But this is on camera, right? >> Correction. Female custody. >> Yes, ma'am. It is. >> Okay, perfect. >> Any any needles or anything on you? >> No, definitely not. >> Definitely not. Okay, I'mma help you get out. >> Please help me. Do >> I will I copy? I'll be breaking and I'll be right to the location momentarily. >> Copy. >> After being detained, she's helped up and offered a chance to prove her sobriety through field tests. >> All right, you do me a favor. Roll on your side right here. or whatever you say. >> Put your knees up and I'm going to pull you this way and use your feet to stand up. Okay. >> Oh, of course. Yeah. >> All right. So, I'm still deduct uh conducting my DUI investigation. Okay. Would you like to perform a field so exercises to dispel my belief? >> I don't understand what you're saying. >> So, I think you're drunk off of alcohol. >> I think you're drunk. >> I'm not drunk. I believe you're drunk either under alcohol or a controlled substance. Okay. So, >> whatever you say. >> Would you like to perform a field of exercises to disprove my belief? >> Yes. Let's go. >> Okay. Just sit in my car real quick. >> We're going to wait for my partner to get here. >> Perfect. >> Resource with Okay. >> All right. Just hop out and we're going to do the exercises right here. Okay. >> Okay. Can you unc >> Yes. I'm I'm I'mma uncuff you when you get out. So when I get out here now? >> Yes. So I'm I'm take you out your handcuffs and we're do conduct a field so bright exercises. Okay. >> Oh, of course. Whatever you say. Deputy Hernandez. >> Just relax. I still need to take this one off. >> Listen, I'm relaxed. But so what is this imply? >> What does What do you mean the exercises? >> Yeah, for sure. to disprove my belief that you're uh driving your car drunk >> because I believe you're >> I didn't pull over because you had stopped somebody and that's why you pulled me over. >> I I stopped you cuz you failed to move over. >> Let's come step in front of my car. Okay, >> for sure. In front of your car. So, right here in the middle. >> Yep. >> She agrees, but her attitude shifts fast, turning combative as the tests begin. >> So, let's do it. right here. Come step on my light, okay? And face me, okay? >> Wait, but hold on because I'm a tattoo artist and >> cops get tattoos all the time >> and they've told me how it works to >> do the drunk test. >> Okay. So, you don't want to do the field uh field survival? >> I definitely do. Let's go. >> Okay. >> Face face me. Put your feet together, hands by your sides. Okay. Okay. So, for this exercise, you're going to fill the tip of my pen if your eyes in your eyes only. Okay. Do you have any medical problems? Diabetic? >> No, I do not. >> Epilepsy? >> No. >> Okay. You have any false eyes? >> No, I do not. >> Okay. Blindness in any eye? >> Definitely not. >> Okay. Any head injuries? >> No. >> Okay. So, you're going to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes and your eyes only. Do not move your head. Okay. If my light is a blinding, then just tell me to move and we'll move it. Okay. >> Wait, hold on. Tell me to move what? So, if my light blinds you, then tell me to move it. Now, move it. Okay. >> But I'm doing your test. So, why would I tell you to move it? >> Because I don't want you to Do you want to the light like this blinding your eye? No. >> I mean, it does I mean I'm doing a test for you. >> Exercises. They're not tests. They're exercises. >> Whatever it is. But I mean >> Okay. Just put your hands by your sides. We're going to begin the exercise. Okay. So, >> don't move your head. Just follow with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. Don't move your head. Okay. >> Keep looking at it. You're not looking at it. Okay. >> I am. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to go up. Don't lift your chin. Don't move your head. Okay. >> I move my chin, but I'm sorry. >> I got you. Just keep looking at the Keep looking at the vent. Next, the officer instructs her to perform the walk and turn test. He demonstrates how it should be done and gives clear instructions. >> Okay. First, next exercise is the walk and turn. Okay. So, can you walk in a straight line? >> Do you have any? >> Yes, of course. I can you tell me the straight line? >> I understand. We're going to we're going to go through all that. Okay. >> Okay. So, >> do you >> I go as you say. >> Okay. Your legs hurt. Any leg injuries? Anything like that? >> No. No. No. >> So, you can walk perfectly fine? >> Perfectly fine. >> Okay. Okay. So, we're going to step right here. Okay. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. So, for this exercise, I'm going to explain the exercise, then I'm going to demonstrate it to you. Then I'm going to tell you to begin. Okay. >> Go ahead. Demonstrate it. >> I need I need you to get in a uh starting position. Okay. >> Is this >> It's It's not that. So, put your left foot Put the left foot on your line on the line. >> Okay. >> Put it right right in the middle of the line. Okay. >> Well, you said you were going to demonstrate it. I am. >> So, go ahead. >> So, put your left foot on the line like this. Okay. >> Right foot in front touching heel to toe. Okay. >> Heel to toe. >> Yep. Touching heel to toe. >> Okay. >> Hands by your sides. Now stay in that position. I tell you until I tell you to start the exercise. Okay. >> But listen, you said you were going to demonstrate. >> I am going to demonstrate. >> Can Can you do >> I am, >> but I I need you to stay in this position. >> But listen, demonstrate it to me first. As you said, >> I am. But I need you to stay in that position. Then I'm going to demonstrate it. Okay. So, can you get back? a little uncomfortable. And the camera's on, right? >> Yes, ma'am. Is that a red light? >> There is a red light. >> Then it's recording. >> So, you said you were going to demonstrate it. >> I am going to demonstrate it. I just need you >> demonstrate it. >> I need you to stay in the starting position now. That's a part of that's part of the instructions. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, left foot on the line, right foot in front, heel to toe, hands by your sides. Okay. >> Okay. >> If you get out that position, just get right back into it. Okay. >> So, I'm good here now. >> You're not You got to touch heel to toe. like this. >> However, the driver becomes increasingly difficult, challenging how he demonstrates and insisting on changes >> and stay in that position until I tell you to start. >> Hey, is this good for you? >> That's good. Okay. >> So, for this exercise, you're going to walk down the line nine steps. Take a series of small steps to turn around, then nine steps back. Okay? And I'm I'mma demonstrate it right now. Okay? >> So, do it. >> So, look right here. Can you get back in the starting position for me, please? >> Can you do it on the line? >> Can I do it on the line? No. We're going to damage. >> Yes. I'm going to do it like this so you can see my foot. Okay. >> No, I want to see it on the line. >> Okay, I'll do it on the line for you. So, you're in your starting to get in. >> Don't worry about it. So, right here. Okay. You're in the starting position. >> Just like this. >> Uhhuh. >> While you walk, you're going to keep your eyes on your feet and count your steps out loud. It's It's going to look something like this. Okay. One, two, three. I'm only taking three steps. You're going to take nine steps. Okay. When you get >> n step >> Yes. When you when you get to your ninth step, you're going to leave your lead foot on the line. Take a series of small steps like this to turn around. Then nine back down. One, two, three. Do you understand everything I just explained to you? >> I don't. >> What What don't you get? >> I mean, um, it's so it's way more than what you're demonstrating. Listen, it listen, let's cut to the chase. Mhm. >> You think I'm drunk? >> Yes, I think you're drunk. >> Okay, so let's go. >> Okay. >> Okay, then let's go. >> I'm not doing this. >> Whatever. >> Let's go. >> 721 female custo number next birthday phone number. That way you can give me your car. >> No, I don't give you my phone number. >> You don't want to pick up your car? >> Um, I do. Why? Your phone number is for the tow receipt. >> And you don't need tow receipts for that. >> Do you have any? >> Nothing. Nothing. >> He proceeds with placing her under arrest for DUI and arranges for her vehicle to be towed. >> All right. >> What? >> You just take a picture for it. >> Picture for what? >> I'm just talking to my deputy. Okay. >> Okay. Go ahead. Come on. Let's see if it works. 911. >> Hello. Um, what um, dispatch am I speaking with? What county? >> Monroe County. >> Oh, hey. How you doing? This is um, 7118. >> 4114. Um, is there any way you could get this phone number and um put it in the CAD notes um or in card it to me? Um, it's for the female. I needed to get the tow receipt. >> Yeah, I will put it in the cabin and I'll carry it to you. >> All right. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> You're welcome. Should be right. Golly 101. >> Go ahead. >> Return to clear. >> Kudos to the officer for staying calm and professional through it all. Number three, when a basic stop turns into a full-blown incident. A routine traffic stop turns into chaos when a woman is pulled over for making an illegal left turn. As the officer approaches, the woman immediately questions the validity of the stop and refuses to provide her driver's license. >> Morning. How you doing? You understand the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? >> Okay. >> You can't excuse me. I'm bored. Can you see? Let me see your driver's license. >> I pulled you over because you came out of Metro West and you cross a medium when you're not supposed to and there's a sign there clearly says do not enter. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says do not enter. >> Call 47. >> How you doing too much? I got somewhere. >> Driver's license, please. >> I don't got it. >> You don't have it? >> All right. Shut off the car. >> Shut off the car. >> If you don't listen to my order, I'm going to detain you in handcuffs. Shut off the car now. >> Okay, go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant and I'm pregnant. You touch me. >> Step on. Step on now. Step up. Nope. Nope. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Okay. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. Leave me alone. Stop resisting. I got her. I got her. >> Leave me alone. >> Seat belt. >> It's not. It's not on. >> It's not on. It's not on. >> Stop it. Leave me alone. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. For what? >> Stop resisting. Cuz you're resisting a love flip for a car. I'm going to punch y'all in your face cuz working >> ma'am. >> No, cuz I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Stop. Stop. Stop resisting. Resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Now you get charged with resisting violence. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Where is it? >> Stop. Resistance. Stop. >> Stop. Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> Go. Even as they manage to get her out of the car, the struggle continues with her pulling away, flailing, and yelling. >> I will tase your ass. So, step the back. >> Stop resisting. >> That wasn't [ __ ] that you're just bored as I got the way to be. >> Stop resisting. >> You're hurting my arm. >> Stop resisting your face. Stay back. >> Let me go. >> Yep. >> Stop resisting. Stop. >> Let go of my leg. I can walk. Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop resisting. Stop holding me like >> Stop resisting. >> Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop. >> Stop kicking it. >> Let go of my leg. Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Stop. You guys are pushing on my stomach. Let go of my leg. I can walk. >> Let go of my leg. >> I can wait. >> You guys want a 43? >> No. We are 104. We have my arm. >> Need at least two more. >> Let go of my arm. >> Stop. >> You guys are not spit on you. >> You're not listen. If you spit on us, we get charge a bad arm for ourselves. Stop. Stop. She's You caused all these problems. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. You caused all these problems. >> You did. You did. You did. >> Stop resisting that. >> If you're pregnant, then stop moving around. >> You let me spit my not trying to spit my face. >> My face. >> You had an attitude. Just send me another unit. >> I have my license. I just came from home. >> Well, you know what? You would have had a simple verbal warning if you not showed your attitude like that. >> Too bad. You're going to jail. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> Once she's on the ground, officers attempt to secure her, but she keeps kicking and trying to get free. >> Unlock it and put her in the car. >> Don't worry about listening. Get on the other side. Pull her across. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. If you have pregnant, then stop. >> Okay. >> Let me go. >> I'm going to spray you. >> Let me go. >> She belted in. >> No. >> I think you're in the car. >> Might have to. >> All right. Give her a minute. >> Yeah, you guys will follow when you take her. Um, she's claiming she's pregnant. >> Stop kicking the back of my car. >> I need a >> Well, you're going to jail now. >> Yes, you are. And if you fight in jail, they're going to safe book you. >> I know you don't. golf. >> Simple traffic stop. >> Angelou Street. >> Yeah. >> Oh, simple traffic stop. She got the attitude. She starts fighting. >> I don't know. You guys better about those. >> They don't work. They're not that effective in my opinion. >> Um, tow that car. Hey, just >> have you ever put this on before? >> No, but I've seen I've read about them in policy. >> So, we have to hold her legs. >> Get her legs in a cup so she can't move. >> Wrap this around her legs. Tighten it. >> Flip it over. >> Don't do nothing wrong. I crushed the thing. I put my hand. >> There's a sign that says clearly do not. >> The officers discussed the situation calmly, pointing out that her behavior turned what could have been a simple verbal warning into an arrest. right there. You can fight it in court. >> I don't want to but I need to go. I don't want to be here. >> Don't hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Stop. >> Stop around. Just Just shut the just over here. >> Just shut the door for now. >> Shut the door. She's She's not She's not kicking. It's fine. >> I just want her to kick me. >> She's not screaming now. >> Go ahead and shut this door. >> She's calling now. >> What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> Yeah, she's >> Okay, perfect. I just literally made a U-turn. >> You did make a U-turn. >> We did not make a U-turn, ma'am. >> Uh, I guess we did develop battery. You got a You got a scr? >> Yeah, she she's fine. Just >> Well, she was actively resisting and like she said she was going to kick him. >> Yeah. So, and right there's your intent. So, I made her left at that light. >> No, you did not. I saw you >> right there. >> I didn't know she was pregnant or not, so I didn't want to like put her face down with with the tactic we learned. So, >> I want her out of here before family starts showing up. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. You threaten to spit off his face and you follow resistance. >> I'm going to pull up next time so people stop driving right here real quick. >> Just give just give him room to get out. Just pull up right about there. >> Do you need Do you require medical assistance? I take that as a no. >> In the end, she's charged with assault and battery on an LEO and resisting with violence. Number two, when a routine stop becomes a lesson in what not to do. An officer stops a female driver for several minor traffic issues. Failing to fully stop, signaling late, and a non-functional license plate light. When the officer approaches, the driver is already defensive and frustrated. >> Open the window. >> Does it open? >> Does the window open? >> Does the window open? Yes or no? Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Hi. >> Do you have a license insurance on you? >> Why not? >> Why are you like all like angry and up in arms and stuff? >> Over here harassing me. I haven't done anything. And why do you come to the I've never had a police officer. >> Well, I can do what I want, right? Like I can go on the protocol and stuff. >> Jeez, you're going to tell me. Okay. Well, that's fine. Do you have your license and insurance? Do you have your insurance? Why don't you have your license? >> I can't hear you. I'm sorry. Is it like not good or what is it? Well, there's an ID right there. Can I see that ID? >> Can I see that ID? Are you Are you refusing to provide me your ID? >> I don't have a valid. >> There was an ID right there. >> Is that your ID? >> It's not. >> Is it your ID? Can you search on my name? >> Is it your ID? >> Search on my name and it'll tell you everything here. >> Is it your ID? That is your ID that you just that I just saw. I don't care if it's not valid. That's fine. I can still figure your name out for something here. You want it or no? >> Your insurance. I need your license. The one that you just had. >> I have it on me. >> What was that ID that you just had? >> The officer notices an ID in the vehicle, but she won't give it to him, only displaying it without actually handing it over. >> You're making this way harder than it needs to be. Honestly, >> I stopped the I had my signal. >> You didn't stop at the sign. You You signaled too late. Your license plate lights are out. That's why that's why I stopped you. Okay. But you don't have to make this into a big deal. >> My hand is broken. I just >> I got you. Listen, >> I don't have an ID. Okay. >> But there was an ID. Was that yours? Is it Yes or no? Just >> No, it's not valid. Last time I tried to show it, they're like, "No, we need a valid ID. I don't have a card." >> Just show it to me. Just show it to me. It's fine cuz it makes it easier for me. Right. That's yours, right? Can I have it, please? >> No, you can see it. Who asked us? >> I Okay, give it to me. Hand it to me. Hand it to me. >> Okay. You want to play this game? I will literally rip you out of the car and you're going to go to jail >> for what? >> Then give me the ID. >> I'm showing you my ID to present. >> Give me the ID. I can't see it. >> Give me the ID with the flashlight. >> You are going to go to jail. Do you understand? >> Give me the ID. >> Literally my >> You will go to jail for what? >> You will go to jail if you don't give me the ID. >> I have your supervisor here, please. >> Give me the ID, please. >> I have your supervisor here, please. >> Sure. I need your ID. >> I will call them as soon as you give me your ID. >> As soon as he comes here, I'll >> No, I need I need the ID first cuz I need to know who I'm talking to. >> I told you. >> Okay. You never told me your name. So now I need to verify it with your ID. >> My insurance and I told I told you look up my name. It's on my insurance. >> All right. Give me your ID, please. >> I showed you my ID. I took your picture. That's my name. >> Natalie, is is that your name? Natalie, you will literally go to jail because I need to verify who you are. >> And I'm telling you who I am. >> Okay. But I need the ID to verify it. I'm going to give it back to you. What's the problem here? Like, what's the big deal? Why are you acting this way? It's not the end of the world. >> She repeatedly asks for a supervisor while the officer explains that he can't move forward without verifying her identity. >> No, it's not. >> Okay, then just give me the ID. You don't need to. We don't have to make this a huge deal. Okay. Honest to God, we really don't. >> That's what I'm saying. What am I doing wrong? You actually >> Well, the Well, hold on, Natalie. So, I'll tell you invisible to you. >> I need to You have to hand it to me. Please hand it to You're trying opening my door for one. >> Okay. Try you come up to the passenger. You know what I think? I put this one on. I said, "Hey, like >> Natalie, I need you to give me your ID, please. I'm going to I've been very pull you out when it's like, look, >> Natalie, I've been very nice. Can you just give it to?" >> Yes, I have been. >> No, you haven't. >> Can you please just give me the ID? >> No, you have not. >> Natalie, >> dude, my hand is broken. >> I don't like I just need to >> I got you, but don't make this Natalie. Hey, I'm going to give you another opportunity here. Don't make it harder than it needs to be. >> I'm not doing anything. I got you. And it's all good. >> I asked for your supervisor, so you have to bring him. >> I And I will call him. >> How about this? This is my traffic. Hey. Hey, Natalie. This is my traffic stop. >> Listen to me. This is my traffic stop. This is my show, not your show. Do you understand? I run this right now. I will call I will call you. I will call you. Listen to me. I will call my supervisor, but I need to see the ID and you need to provide it to me. You need to give it to me. So, I'm going to ask you one more time. Here, put your flashlight. >> I need to get I need to ask you one more time. Okay. >> I'm giving him my ID here. >> No, you're failing to give me the ID. >> I'm not I'm giving you visible. I tried. >> Wait, can I get out of the unit? Go ahead. Give me the ID, please. >> Here, you can read the name. Look, push the flashlight. >> Listen, all I want you to do is hand me the ID. I can't read it. You have dark tinted windows. You're holding it, but refusing it. Refusing to give it to me. >> Here, you can see Can I have it, please? Can I have the ID? Give it to you. >> Okay. Well, we're going to play this a different game then. >> What are you doing? Listen. Stop. Let's go. Don't roll the I will break this glass. Don't roll this window up. Are you kidding me? >> Trying to get into my car. >> Because you're not. >> Stop. What are you doing, man? >> All right. Listen. >> Serious. What are you doing? >> Despite multiple warnings, she continues to argue and stall. >> Stop. >> You need to stop as Can you please bring your supervisor? >> We're pastor. I will You will talk. >> You will give it I will give it to you as soon as >> Are you serious? You will literally talk to him as soon as we're gone here. >> Stop. >> Get out of the car. No. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Stop. >> So it could have someone step it up. >> No. >> No. I haven't I haven't done anything. >> Step out of the car. >> I have not done anything. Can I step out? Can you stop forcing me? Can you stop? Okay. I will car. >> I don't need some assistance to step out >> right now. Step out. >> Okay. All right. As soon as you let me go, I will step out of the car. Are you I haven't done anything. I haven't done anything. >> Enough. >> My hand is broken. My hand is broken. Enough. >> My hand is broken. Did you get your power trip? My hand is broken. >> My hand is broken. >> Relax. Relax. >> Dude, I'm not resisting or anything. And he's being >> Got you. I got you. He's being an I told you his hand is broken. See how [ __ ] >> stop moving. >> My hand is broken. >> Okay. >> My hand is broken. Can you stop hurting me >> moving? Not that hard. >> I'm not moving. You guys are over here being >> I know. I know. I had to get the cuffs on. Weird. Just relax. >> I know. I got these on a little weird, but we'll we'll take care of it. Okay. >> What? >> What? >> It's just keep walking, bro. >> You literally asked them. Stop, dude. He dragged me out car and I told him >> he was a talking about this is my show. I run this show. We going to see right now. Like >> are you serious? I'm not moving. >> I'm I'm here talking to you guys. My hands aren't separated or nothing. I'm letting you guys handcuff me. >> What's your What's your name is? >> I gave him my name and he >> Okay. I I'm not Let's come over here. We're going to come Let me talk to you over here first. >> Can you close my door? >> He will. He'll take care of it. Okay. Okay. Just come here. you. I don't want you in my car after. No, he was a man. I haven't done anything. >> Okay. >> A second officer arrives and speaks with her to get a clearer picture. >> I'm not the one that I'm not the one that pulled you over. Okay. So, what's your name? >> Get up. >> Just relax. What's your name? >> What's your name? >> Natalie. >> Natalie. Okay. Natalie. Okay. But I don't know what happened in the situation. >> I have it recorded. Can you want to see it? It's all right. >> Just relax. I don't know anything with with what happened here. I'm here cuz we're going to get you in here. Do you have anything on you that's illegal? Anything on you whatsoever? No, >> you can check the car. >> We're going to face right over here for me. Okay. Everything is being video and audio recorded. Okay. Just relax. I'll make sure these cuffs are properly secured on you. Okay. >> You said your hand is You said your What's wrong with your hand? Your right hand. You said it was You said it was >> I'm going to the hospital and I'm uninsured. I can't go. >> Okay. Is your hand broken or something or what? >> I've had a broken arm before and yes, I feel it right here on this side. This is where I got hurt. >> Okay. >> You want me to call paramedics for you? Okay. >> I don't have insurance. >> That's irrelevant. But if you want us to call paramedics, we can do that to check the hand. >> No, I don't I I can't. >> All right. I'm going to double lock these cup. Make sure they're all good to go on you. All right. If they come and check you out and you don't go, you don't get charged. >> Shine your light. >> So, if you want him to get them here so they can check it out, at least advise you if you need further evaluations, you can do that. >> Very cool. >> How much are they going to charge >> for that? They charge nothing. If you go then then they bill you. But if they come here and they check you out. Hang on. Stop moving. Stop moving. I just got to make sure these come here and they check you out. They charge you nothing. >> I wasn't trying to like move away from you. >> No, no, no. I get you. I get you. But I don't want to hurt you if your arm is if your if your wrist is all messed up. Okay. >> No, it's on my wrist. It's bone. But on this >> I got this one. This one's good. I mean, you have more than enough room in here. I know they're not made for comfort. Okay. >> No, I'm not. I don't care. >> Okay. Okay, I'm just going to check and make sure you ain't got nothing on you. Okay, this your I'm going to put your phone I'm going to put your phone on your property. Okay. >> She continues to express frustration, saying the officer was on a power trip and escalated things unnecessarily. >> He came up. He pulled me over. I pulled over and he came and he was knocking on my passenger. So, I put my driver's side down. I cracked it and I said, "Hey, like why are you on my passenger?" I pulled over. I'm listening. I'm listening. >> I rolled down my driver's side. >> Okay. run down my driver's side and he's like and he starts trying to open my door and I'm like, "Why are you trying to open my door?" He's like, "Does it not open?" I was, "Does the window not open?" I was like, "Why are you trying? Does the window not open?" >> Yes, it opens. >> But I had the driver said, "You you pulled me over. There's no one in the car. Like, >> come talk to me on the driver's side." And then he asked, "Look up for me. Look up. Just make sure." >> He asked me for >> Okay. >> my ID. I don't have it. >> Okay. >> And so he asked me for my insurance. I gave him my insurance. And then he's like, "What's that?" It's it's it's a from like years ago. It's not valid. I don't use that. I have a plastic I don't have it on me. >> Okay. >> My permit is in the car. >> Okay. >> And then he was like, "Show it to me." I gave him my insurance. >> What permit are you talking about? >> To drive >> the restricted driver permit or something. >> And I gave him my insurance. And then afterwards, he's like putting in the thing. He's trying to open my door. I'm like, "What? I don't have it. Can you please look up my name?" I told him, "Look up my name. It's on the insurance card." And he has it. And he grabs it. He's like, "Why? Why are you being difficult? You want to make it difficult this? I'm like, dude, I'm just saying look up my name. He's like, oh, what was that? Cuz he seen it when I took out my insurance card. >> Okay. All right. What about this? Can you sit down here for me or take a seat? >> You're going to make like you're going to go to jail. I'm going to arrest you. He's like, this is my show. You don't run this show. Like, >> hey, I don't I want to get you out of this cold cuz I am. >> I don't care, man. >> I know, but let's just Can you take a seat right here so we can kick your shoes off for me? Okay. >> My windows down. We'll raise all of it for you. Don't you worry. I need you to come in here for me, please. Okay. Watch your head. I'm going to go in there with you. Okay. What What do you need out of your car, miss? Do you need anything? I know you have your phone, but do you need anything else? >> This is fine. This is Some people shouldn't be a cop. >> He's like, "I'm in charge here." >> She also insists that she wasn't trying to be difficult, but that the first officer overreacted. >> Like, >> I wasn't doing it. >> I wasn't the one that pulled you over. Okay. >> No, I know. I'm just >> I got you. I got you. >> I got you. >> Hey. All right, Natalie. I'm leaving the car here. Okay. Your license is good. You could drive. It's not getting towed. Your your insurance is good. Okay. So, the key is going to go with you and it's going to be that. You can come pick up your car after you're done. Okay. All right, just so you know, >> a little cooperation could have saved her the trip, but instead she's riding to jail in handcuffs. Number one, she thought a tantrum would work. It got her a felony instead. A sheriff's deputy stops a vehicle for speeding and unsafe lane changes through intersections. The driver, a woman on her way home from work, appears frustrated as the deputies approach. >> Hello, how you doing? At the stop sign, turn left onto South MCL Road. >> Turn it down a little. >> I'm DP the sheriff's office. The reason why I'm stopping you is a couple things. Okay. What happened back there at South McCall and believe it was Wilmington. You cut that car off changing lanes within a intersection and then you're doing a 55 through South MCL where it's a 45 and then you change lanes again through an intersection. Any reason why you're driving like that? Just I didn't know that I was driving. Is this necessary to like for both of y'all to come to my car? >> That's normal routine. >> I just don't see what I did so bad for both of y'all to pull me over. >> It just so happened that I was right behind him when he stopped you. So, I decided to back up my partner. That's not illegal or >> Okay. I'm just trying to see like >> like what's the problem? >> I explained it to you. What did Okay. >> Do you need me to explain it again? Do you want me to explain? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Do you have your driver's license, registration, >> proof insurance? Are you like busy on the phone? Is that why are you paying attention to someone? >> Do you have a medical? >> Yes. No. >> No, sir. >> Okay. Is there any reason why I could smell? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. Do you smoke? >> Not really. >> Not really. It's yes or no. >> I work. I work. Okay. I just dropped off my coworker. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying to go take a shower. >> Okay. I didn't ask you if you worked. I just asked you if you smoke. >> Telling you cuz you're trying to You're wondering where I'm coming from and where I'm going. So, I just told you. >> All right. Well, I'm going to have you turn the car off and step out then. >> For what, sir? >> Yes, I'm telling you to. >> But for what? Why are you making me step out? >> Because there's over. >> When asked to step out of the car, she refuses multiple times. The deputy warns her that refusing a lawful order can lead to arrest. >> It's what? >> And you're not listening to me. So >> it's what? >> Your vehicle. >> So you're going to you're going to either turn the vehicle off and step out or I'm going to pull you out. >> You're giving me a hard time for no reason. >> No, I'm not. >> No, you are. >> Okay, I'm going ask you one more time. >> You literally didn't even have an issue with me. >> You don't have to pull me out of my car. >> I'm going to ask you again. >> What are you What >> you're going to have until the time it takes for the other deputy that's in the median to get here to decide whether or not he wants to go to jail for not getting out of the car. I'm going to leave that up to you, ma'am. >> Okay. I'll wait for the deputy. >> Okay. If he gets here and he's not I'll wait for the deputy I'll wait for the be that simple. >> Okay. So, they're here now. Do you still not want to exit your car? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Can I have some white? >> What? Do not reach into the car. Do not reach. >> Do you reach for anything? >> Put your hand. >> I'm not reaching anything. >> What are you What are you hiding? >> I'm not reaching anything. Get out of the car. Watch your hand. Watch your hand. She got in your hand. >> No, because y'all was already disrespectful. >> Put it down. >> So, you going to shoot me? >> Hold on. Got it. I got it. >> Y'all doing all one. >> Are you serious? >> Stop resisting. >> I'm not resisting. Put your hands. Don't taser. Don't taser. Don't What the are you doing? What the >> fighting right now? >> Bro, I'm out of y'all, bro. >> Can I get off? >> Please get off of me. >> I don't have the other. >> It don't take five, six men to be on me. It don't take five, six men to be Are you doing Get the off me. All right, we're good. >> Clear traffic. Warning custody. Yo, >> y'all get off of me. Dr. G. >> She resists physically, leading to a scuffle with several deputies. They struggle to restrain her as she kicks and shouts. >> You better get the off me. I'm a woman. >> Should have listened to directions. No me like that. >> Stop resisting. She pants. She's >> trying to drop it. >> Yeah, >> she was trying to hide something. I wasn't sure if it was a >> You would get >> I know. That's what I wanted to do from the jump. >> No. >> Yeah. Yes, you did. That's why you came to my car talking to me like that. >> It's a white bag. >> I know. I saw she had something in her hand. >> No. >> No, it was bigger. >> I know it was bigger. >> She's trying to go down her pants back. >> Well, we're going to find and go check the car since you go ahead. >> Well, we're going to find it, so don't worry. >> What the you want to do, >> sir? Can you let me go? >> I have on cuffs. What more can I do? >> You keep on wanting to resistant fight. You're going to say right now >> because how y'all handling ment? >> Please let me up. No, stay right there. Sit there. Cross your feet. >> Wow. >> 115. >> I need to call my >> baby for medical. >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Copy. She'll be in custody for >> resisting charges here. your feet and lay you back on your side. >> Yo, get off of me, man. What the is wrong with you? >> Get off of me. >> Resisting. >> Stop. >> Get off of me. >> Get the me. >> What the is going on? >> Grab one leg. Grab one leg. >> I hope this is good. I hope y'all feel good. This make you feel like a man. >> It make you feel like a man. She continues shouting and accuses them of using unnecessary force, repeating that she's just one woman being handled by several officers. Let me go. >> Let me go. Throw me on the throw me on the ground. I'm a woman. >> It's only one of me. >> Go in the car. >> It's only one of me. >> Carl, get on the other side. Pull her in. >> Pull her through. >> Get the hobble while we have her. Ethan, you got a Hobble? Yeah. >> Ethan, you got a Hobble? >> I don't have a Hob. Watch out. Grab your Hobble. Come on. Get in the car. Let >> my legs go. I can't even move. >> Don't care. >> Ethan got it. >> We're going to hold her till we get her hobble. >> I'm good. >> You good? >> I'm good. >> She good. >> Yes, you good. >> Yeah, you're right. I'm good. Good now. >> She kicked you in the nose. >> Yeah, she kicked me in the nose. >> All right, that's another charge. >> I bet I hope that gets y'all Here. I got it. I got it. I got it. I got her. I got her. >> You could break her ankle. >> I got to get out. >> No, she didn't want to get out. Holy dick. >> Sir, six men. They dragged me out of my car for no reason. with doing more harm than anything. >> I can feel somebody down the back of her pants, too, sir. >> I'm not doing my hands are >> So, what happened to kicking me in the face? Huh? >> How about that? >> On the ground. >> You and your people. It was on me. Especially you. >> You, Sergeant Carly. >> I'm not a sergeant. But thank you on me like that. It's only one of >> pull through. Yep. There it is. >> Pull her through. >> Watch out, Carly. Get out of the way. >> Yeah, watch out. I got her away. >> She's hobbled and placed inside the patrol car to prevent further resistance. >> She is another >> Oh, you're supposed to >> She probably has something in her pants. >> Well, she was whatever she had her hand, she was shoving down her butt. >> Yeah. So, >> it's a it's a larger white bag. >> I know it is. >> Okay. >> Roll her over to get that. >> I get it. >> Can we check the ground? >> I don't think she's going to be able to get it out the car. >> Maybe. >> Well, her hands are She's pretty flexible. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You good, dude? She >> take a lot more than that to me. >> She She comes out and I thought she had I thought she had a weapon in her hand. That's why I was like calling it out. She had a bag in her hand. Did you hear me calling it out when she was coming out? >> No, I I saw it. I heard you, but I wasn't sure if she was grabbing for anything else. >> No, I saw her. I had eyes on. >> Yeah, she got she got her hands up again. >> Yeah, she's digging out her pants. >> I want my phone and I want my keys. I'm sorting the out of y'all, bro. No, ain't no bag. >> I want my phone and my keys. I >> see shells on her wrist, but she's definitely going there. What? My hands behind my back. What the wrong with y'all? Just >> a second. We're working, >> man. I don't give a >> We straight up. He kissed my threw me on that ground and stood on me like I was a like I did something to y'all y'all. >> No, literally came out of the car and she started. We had to go hands on with her. >> No, you didn't. You chose to go hands on with me. Y'all were very disrespectful. Y'all dragged me out of the car. >> There we go. Bye-bye. >> Yeah. Bye. >> Bye. >> Is that what was in her bag? >> This? No. >> Looks like [Music] >> she sure put up a fight for something. >> Yep. >> I'm sorry. >> She had something in her hand. She was blading it. >> Dude, I had eyes on her the whole time. She took it out. >> I saw inside the vehicle. Deputies find the bag she was seen hiding. They suspect it contains serious illegal substances. >> Don't worry. If it was a gun, I would have been on it. I >> Dude, I know. But from my point of view, >> I couldn't tell if she was grabbing for something else or if she was trying to dip that. >> You think it's flour? >> Who carries a bag? Who carries a bag of flour? >> Why did she kick you? Dude, >> pretty. >> She put up a fight for something. >> She wasn't going down. >> What was this chick fighting about? >> That's it, bro. My gosh, man. That's a joke. We're not searching her. She searched her at the jail, I guess. >> Well, I'm just concerned. And we we confident there's no firearm on here, huh? >> I can't say no, but >> I can't say no. Um, we can >> say I didn't see anything in her back waist when we were fighting, but I don't know about >> Hey, bro. It is what it is. We get her out and we search her and she starts acting up, then we just >> throw her back in there. >> So, ma'am, you may get searched. This is your last chance. If you have anything that you shove down, your pants or anything else cuz if if you go to Listen, if you go to jail, you run through a body scanner. If you find anything, it's introduction. It's an added felony charge. Okay? If it's just if it's just Why are you ma'am? I don't know. >> Y'all knew it was you through the window. >> Can I talk to you? >> Stop me for no reason. Then you shoved me on the ground. >> Shut it. Yeah. Shut it. >> Listen to me, >> man. Do the charges. God damn me like ground. >> If this is over a couple grams of >> Well, put her on the ground. >> Taser. I'm pretty sure if she would have gotten tased, she would have been >> I was about to tase her. >> I know. I had I had her legs and I >> I Dude, I didn't want to get hit by a probe. I knew I >> I was right in front of her legs. I'm like, if you would have just gave me the probably be getting out of here with a ticket. >> The woman continues yelling and denies any wrongdoing. Officers warn her that if she brings narcotics into jail, she could face a felony charge for introducing contraband. >> Sir, I got me. If you want to take it off, take it off. >> Would you let me finish? >> No. Did you give me a chance when you was on my back? When you was choking me >> I was fighting you and I had on and I had on cuffs. If you don't find whatever you find anything else in it's introduction to contraband because she don't want to she >> was on my back. You weigh 300 lb. >> Okay. You shouldn't Why' you resist? >> Why was you grabbing me like that? Y'all dragged me on the ground. What you think? >> Why you yelling? I'm right here. I'm not deaf. >> Because you're wrong. >> You're wrong. >> You should have never slammed me on the ground. It's for y'all. It's one of me. Why'd you resist piece of >> Why' you Why'd you fight and resist? >> It was no reason for him to pull me over. >> Yeah, >> I was on the way to take a shower. I just got off work. >> Okay. Whatever the Now you're taking a misdemeanor charge. >> Yeah, cuz you >> and you're turning into a felony. >> Leave me the alone. >> There's more in the seat. But we're going to make sure she has no weapons. >> Weapon is right here. Trust me. >> To to continue not having any more charges, we're going to we're just going to pat you down. Make sure you don't have any weapons on you before you go down to jail. I don't give a do. >> So you're going to sit there and be cooperative so we can get this done. >> I'm not being cooperate with nothing. >> Okay. Just I'm going to I'm going to inform you right now. If you know >> if you fight us, you're going to be tased. >> I don't care. >> Tas me when I was right there. >> So >> you ready, Serge? catch you on the phone. >> I need like >> white pieces of >> Thank you for that. Good. >> I know, man. Man, stop grabbing me like that. >> Yep. >> Spread your legs. Spread your feet. >> Instead of cooperating, she continues to behave like this. >> Move. You already You already >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. Listen, listen to me. No, >> you better you better tread lightning cuz you already was on me on the ground. >> You and him and him. >> It's all on camera. >> I don't give a She was on me. >> Okay. You were >> your whole legs. Piece of I wasn't call digging out. It's probably still in her hands. >> I know, right? I'mma dig out and punch your face. >> That worked out really well for you. >> I know. I kicked you. Now I had to charge and shut the piece of >> Get out of your hands. >> What? Get what out of her hands? >> In my hands but this >> but this. You see this? That's That's what's in my hands >> right here. You see it right there. >> Windows up. >> Yeah. >> She's ultimately placed in the patrol car and taken into custody. Officers confirm she'll be charged with resisting arrest and battery on an officer with further charges pending based on the contents of the recovered bag. And there you go folks, proof that not even the loudest Karen can out talk the law.