Yes. >> You get out. >> All right. We got a new video for you. This one is extremely racist woman turns a car accident into three felonies. And this one is from from Uncovered. Let's check it out. >> I can already I can already tell just from that it's going to be good. >> Ugly. Your cat's ugly. You're all ugly. Go to Mexico. Go to Mexico. pushing me around. Rose, you back the up. >> Today on Uncovered, watch this complete disgrace to society have the most obnoxious and prejudiced meltdown when she gets into a car accident with a Hispanic family. >> First, is is this a third world country? This is in Trenton, New Jersey. There's trash all over the streets. Buildings look like dog crap. People walking around everywhere. Gracious. >> Okay. Whether she was involved in an accident, we don't allow people to just kick trash down the street when we show up. This is a sign it's not going to get better. Put her in cuffs. I know I've said this over and over again. You can always take the cuffs off somebody. Just because they're in cuffs doesn't mean they're arrested. They're detained. And they're detained so that they don't act a fool. And I'm guessing this is what we're gonna see. >> You sure? Cuz she about to go. >> Well, she has it right away. Would not stop. I don't like I I have two kids from here. >> So, what happened? [Applause] >> I find you on the street. I hear you from the couch. You're getting knocked in the nose. >> Ma'am, I'm ask one more time. Just step over here. >> Now there's a threat. Still not in cuffs >> here. >> Thank you. Call your brother. Call somebody black. >> You should take them back to Mexico. >> One more time. >> Take it back to Mexico. >> Go back to Mexico. >> That's your car. The white car. Don't stand by it. >> The suspect is completely belligerent and shows no initial signs of cooperation. She's unable to control her emotions for the entirety of this incident and only continues to get more aggressive with the family. >> You didn't put her in cuffs. >> Hey, we need your license, registration, and proof of insurance. >> I mean, ma'am, we need you need your documents. >> The suspect refuses to share any information with the officers while she is distressed. So, they try speaking to her friend instead. Yeah, but I don't I don't um all like she stuck out of stock. They just kept going. Is it like I feel like a Oh, you can take a report or something like that. >> So there is a report going to be made. >> Is you were in the car with her? >> Yeah, I was in the position. >> So I mean if she calmed down, we can actually get this stuff rectified. But her acting like this ain't nothing going to get fixed. >> I I I feel you. I I understand that. But somebody has to do something. If you want to go in her car and get her documents for me cuz a report is going to be made regardless. I need her license, registration, and proof of insurance. All that needs to be inside the crash report, right? And then we'll take a story from >> whoever, whoever was driving, we we'll ask these questions, but her yelling and trying to fight the people, we can't. We're only getting one side of the story. She's not even given a side of a story. >> They sped up. They sped up. >> Okay. I'm trying to figure out. You have your license. >> Come on. >> Your car is pretty much >> wet. It's pretty much wet. I don't know if it's drive. Is it drivable? >> I don't think so. You help me out and ski. >> You dumbies. I don't you relax. >> Yeah, we're going to have to We're going >> When they she did that, they should have immediately snatched her up and put her in cuffs. She is right now. This is danger to everybody around. Plus, she's kicking trash. All this guy's trying to sweep it up. She just keeps kicking it around. or something. >> No, man. I have a crisis record. They know me already. >> That's going to be your next stop. >> Get out of my car. Get out of there. >> Ma'am, I need your registration insurance if you want me to do this report. Correct. >> As the officers try to gather her license and registration. She continues to freak out and shifts the blame to her friend who was in the passenger seat. I'm not doing for nobody else cuz stupid had me rushing her and you can >> Is anybody surprised there's no accepting of accountability here? Um got to blame somebody else. Now she's blaming her friend. >> Explain what happened again cuz I couldn't hear. >> So she was driving. >> She was driving on >> stop right there and nobody nobody was coming to the back. She kept driving. This car just came all over this zoom like >> just kept going and stopping up and just kept going and just kept going right now. >> Is there like coming? >> Yeah. Uh-huh. >> Somebody's coming to pick y'all up. >> Okay, cool. >> Undable, right? >> No, it's not. >> It's It's not. It's not. I don't know what to tell you. It's easily fixable. You just can't drive it right now. >> How much is it fixable? >> I don't know. When the record gets here, it's okay. So listen, man. Go to your car. Go your car. Your car. Your car. Your car. To the car. To your car. >> Do me a favor. No. No. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. You can't sit in the middle of the street. >> Stand up. >> I don't want to. >> You have no choice. But stand up. Stand up. You have to >> I'm not laughing at what she went through. I'm laughing because she's acting like a child. Um, an emotional child. This is supposedly an adult. >> Stand up. You have to stand up. You don't want to sit in the middle of the street. >> I don't want to stand up. >> At least sit on the sidewalk because your car is coming down the street. I don't want to have to pick you up. >> Okay. Can you stand up for me? Can you please stand up for me? Just stand up. >> Help me. I need >> So then listen. You can come over here, right, and have a seat. Just sit down. Sit down and relax. It's okay. All right. Just have a seat. [ __ ] >> I remember you. >> You need medical attention. >> He said he going to call me. >> You do. You do or you don't? >> I think I do. I'm starting to sit here. Don't talk to me again. I'm not I'm doing a favor to all y'all. Stupid Totty got me in this ridicul. You sitting up. Oh, I can't even see him. >> You t can't talk to me no more. >> You Don't ever [ __ ] me again in your life. >> I'm going to get the trash out the street. >> The officer cleans some of the trash off the street while they wait for a medical team to come and evaluate the victims. >> Can you ma'am? Ma'am. >> Oh my gosh. At what point are they going to put her in cuffs? >> Come on, guys. >> It's not It's not >> Love you guys. Put her in cuffs. >> Your kids ugly, too. Y'all are ugly. That ugly. Your kids ugly. Y'all are ugly. >> That way. That way. >> I'm not going nowhere. I'm not going nowhere. >> I'm not about to chase her now. >> I'm not I'm not chasing her, bro. >> It's crisis. It's crisis. >> It's crisis. It's crisis. No, >> it's crisis. It's crisis. Have >> I need Yes, you do. >> I need to figure out my car. >> Your car is done. Listen, go talk to my man in the ambulance, please. Thank you. >> I'm not going with >> Okay, they're close. What she needs starts with the C, but it's not crisis. It's cuffs. Cufs. >> Whatever. I'm not going with y'all. Leave me alone. >> She needs medical attention. She needs medical attention. All right, cool. >> She's a more sensible medical attention. that way. >> You know what's bad >> when your EMS has to wear a vest. Uh that's not the area. Poor George Washington. You know, he went and fought and took back Fort Trenton on December 24th, 25th of 1776. And I He'd probably roll over in his grave knowing that this is what Trenton looks like now. Wait. Don't call me again in your life. Stop. They not hurt, >> man. Ma'am collision. >> This way. >> You Mexican. >> This way. This way. Thank you. Go over here with your friend. >> Call Donald Trump. Get off me. >> Tell your next step is going to be jail. >> Leave me a ugly. >> I hear you. I hear you. >> You're ugly. >> Next step is going to be jail. Thank you. >> You got license on you? >> Um, no. It's not my mom. >> I have her license. >> She need her license. She was actually She was a passenger in the I'm trying to help. I'm I'm truly truly actually trying to help. >> Get them locked. I have to fix this today. Y'all have no money for me. >> I met the police officers the >> That's good. You want to give me some money? >> Yeah, I am ugly. >> There you go, >> Mr. I spit on you. >> Don't do that. >> You're ugly. Donald Trumpis. >> I'm pretty sure she said Donald Trump is going to call ISIS on you. Not ICE. ISIS on you. >> Mental condition only seems to get worse as more onlookers come out to spectate. Deputies come to a realization that they'll need to step in and arrest her momentarily as she shows no sign of calming down anytime. They're barely coming to this realization, guys. Guys, >> soon. >> I don't want to fight with her. >> Crisis, bro. >> But we're not about You know what? She hit somebody, bro. >> Who she hit? >> You know what she's going to do? You got to >> let her act crazy, bro. These [ __ ] get told, bro. [Applause] She's clearly out of >> We're in trouble, folks. >> Go to Mexico. Go to Mexico. Go to Mexico. Go to Mexico. >> They're probably from like somewhere else. Not even from Mexico. Out in the East Coast. >> Live and live for your house. I got something you and your mom put together. >> You car? >> No. How about that? >> You need to do all this. >> No. When we pulled up, we was already in the street. >> All right. Here you go. Now you got the other boy show up. He ain't having none of this. That's it. The fact that everybody's cheering when she gets arrested tells you it was long overdue. You're on my way. [Applause] >> I don't think I've ever heard a call where they were cheering so much for somebody to get arrested. >> Calm down. >> Open the door. >> Okay. >> I don't think she should be calling anybody ugly. Who can't >> open the window? >> Let me get the keys. >> This girl's a peach all ugly. Ugly Mexican. I remember you. I remember you ugly kids. Ugly. And you're ugly. Die. Go back to Mexico. >> You want to get you for me? You ugly. You I'mma you up. >> I definitely get her for threatening. >> Throw that on there, too. >> That's a strong It's a strong charge. >> Resisting probably. I don't I don't know if we can get her with that, but I mean my money >> sortly conduct this car, man. >> I'm not the one. I'm not the one. Tell me. Tell me. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> You were in the middle of the street crying like a little baby. You ain't that tough. >> Excuse me. Step away from the car. >> Thank you, >> idiot. >> Thank you. >> My slide is broke. No, it's fine. We'll take it with us. >> No [ __ ] >> Thank you for that. >> What's your name? >> Officer what? >> Officer Yo, dad number 654. >> I don't even know. What's my last name? That's all I need to know. >> My last name. >> You want to be bold? Let know you live at your name. >> What's my name? >> Let know you live at your name. this way. >> When you do a report, you're going to put all the things that she said in there like that. >> Ain't no cool pushing me around. You back the up. What? But you can't >> stand in the box. >> Stand in the box. >> Stand in the box. Stand up. >> Get off of me. >> Stand in the box. >> I bet you I'll be out of here. No charge. >> No, it's not going to happen. Spin around. >> It's going to happen. >> Spin around for me. >> It's going to happen. I bet you >> that's sad when they know that that's how broken the justice system is that she's like I bet you I get out of here with no charge that that's that tells you everything you need to know about the broken justice system and that's falls on judges because they don't want to hold people accountable >> and if not someone else I got you >> yeah I'm about to put it away you can't hear it >> I said I'm putting the wrong not done That's right. >> All right. >> No, I got What's your name? >> Jones. >> No racial slurs. >> Shut up. >> Spell your name. >> Spell your middle name. >> I don't have my middle name. I literally don't. >> I'm not surprised. What's your last name? >> Jones. >> Well, I don't know what she got charged with, but uh this one's a She's a peach, man. She Uncovered Got it right. What did they call her? a disgrace to society. I think they called her at the beginning. I would have put her in cuffs right from the beginning. Put her in the back of the car, not let her kick trash around, not make uh comments, and I would have uh or threats to the to the other folks involved in the accident, everybody around on the street, her friend, to the police. Um I would have snatched her up, put her in cuffs, and then she would probably wouldn't have gotten arrested. But this way now she got arrested, charged, and I swear I hope DJ charged her and they didn't just release her on some weak old bond or nothing at all. She deserved to be charged. Wouldn't have been on much. It would have been probably threatening, maybe some uh threats and intimidation, disorderly conduct. So, I don't know if there would have been any felonies, but she probably uh got charged with those. So, all right, guys. Let me know what you think. Did this was she as obnoxious to you as she was to me? And did she deserve what she got? And uh comment, like, subscribe, and make sure you tune in for the next video.