And she put a sign, taped the sign to my window. >> to ask you to just go. >> I'm not going to go yet. I'm going to wait until you guys go. >> This woman shuts down every officer trying to remove her vehicle from a legally parked spot on a public road. One after another, every officer tries, but she shuts down each one of them until the supervisor shows up and the real truth finally comes out. This video already went viral on TikTok and once you see how this unfolds, it's easy to understand why. This entire situation starts during the day on a quiet dead end street right where a public trail begins. It's a public road. She's not blocking a driveway and she has every right to be there. But to the neighbors, that's a problem. They come out and immediately start telling her she can't park there. Claiming trucks need space, claiming it's difficult to get through even though there's clearly room. Even though she doesn't have to, she moves her car slightly down the road just to avoid any issues and she leaves. For about an hour, she's walking the trail with her dog using the same path that starts right there on that street. But when she comes back, the situation is completely different. The neighbors don't back off. They keep pushing and eventually they call the police. As the officers show up, the entire situation escalates to a whole new level. But the woman knows she parked legally and she shuts down every officer one after another until the supervisor shows up and the real truth finally comes out. >> There's plenty of space. Thanks, real nice. >> Get out of here. >> No. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> No. >> A belligerent person parking >> Belligerent? Belligerent because I parked on a public road? So that makes me belligerent? >> Yes. Yeah. Me asking you to please move makes you belligerent. >> Oh, you asked me to please move? When did you do that? >> Before. >> No. >> We'll have to have it towed. Hey, that path goes through >> It doesn't matter. It's public. >> No. >> You don't own the public land. >> You don't. I do. >> No, you don't. >> I have 7 acres up there in the middle. >> Does it matter? It's public land. Yeah. >> Well, don't park there. >> I can park here if I want. It's a public road. It's a public street. >> If you do, it's going to go away. >> No, it's not because it's a public road. Out of it all. >> You look like someone >> Uh, why do you need my ID? >> Cuz you're have a call where you're >> Right. And am I in violation? Uh, she is but well. >> Can you put her in the car? >> Um it's a little hot in there. I'd have to turn it on to put the AC on. >> Yeah, you can >> Okay. Sure, I'll do that if you just give me some space. It's okay, Nellie. >> I'd appreciate if you just give me your license. >> Uh well, if I'm not if I'm not suspected of a crime, I'm not going to give my license. >> So, you are required to give me your license if you're if we're called called, just so you know. >> No, I'm not. Only if you have our ticket our ticket your license. >> what are you doing here? >> I'm parked on the public road. >> Okay, so if you're interfering with their parking, they can tow your car. >> How am I interfering with their parking? >> You're in front of the driveway. >> I'm not in front