Hey, that's obstruction. Get out of there. That's assault ON A PEACE OFFICER. YOU JUST YOU JUST THREW UP >> ON SEPTEMBER 26TH, 2024, a simple traffic stop took a wild turn. An officer pulled over Ms. Bingham for doing 57 in a 40 mph zone. Instead of accepting a routine warning or ticket, she immediately got extremely defensive. >> In a 40? Your radar detector must not be working real good for you. Do you got a license, insurance, and registration? >> Yes. Yeah, it picks up speed coming down the hill and >> Yep. >> No, I thought I was going 55. >> Yep. It's 40. >> The officer processes the citation and gives her two choices: pay the fine or take it to court. She aggressively agrees to pay it, but when it comes time to sign the paperwork, she turns the situation into a petty and childish game. >> Process the citation, whether you want to go to court and have a bench trial against me in front of the magistrate judge in Service City. >> Thank you. >> What's that? >> I'll pay the damn ticket. >> When the officer hands her the citation to sign, she intentionally keeps her arm short and pretends she cannot reach it through the window. The deputy refuses to play along with her childish games, warning her of the serious consequences if she continues to resist his lawful orders. >> I'm not going to play your stupid game. In a minute, I'm going to be taking you to jail for obstructing and those kids will be going to CYFD. You better start acting right. Conduct yourself in a professional manner. >> Refusing to sign a citation means an automatic trip to jail for failure to comply with a lawful order. The officer tries one last time to reason with her and explain the simple process, but will she push this local cop over the absolute edge?