They keep it? Felony. Did they keep it? So you still have it? You still have You want to go get it? You got it? Are you lying to us now? Give it here or you go to jail. >> [music] >> You're already going to jail for resisting cuz he already told you to stop and you kept walking. 97. >> So quit playing games [music] and give it up. Just give it to us. You don't want to do it. >> [music] >> So you still have it? See it. >> [music] >> Now. Now. I'll take you to jail for resisting cuz you didn't want to listen to him. I'm not doing no resisting. You're the one giving out a fake ID right now. It's a felony to have that. Like it's not You know I'm crying because of this. No, we don't want you to I'm crying because Very very Because my dad is why All right, give give me your ID. It's cool right here. It's cool right here. It's cool. It's cool. Yeah. You don't know me. >> [music] >> Wait, you think I give a [ __ ] Wow, this is crazy. >> You think I give a [ __ ] I'm about to turn 21 in March. Yeah. Well, just so you know, it is a felony to be in possession of that trying to use it. Okay. So we're trying to get over the gravity situation. Okay. Okay, is it that big of a situation? Is it that big of a situation? [music] I said. Yeah, it's a felony. For what? For lying about your ID and then and then when a police officer tells you to stop, you don't just turn around Yeah, and I do when I feel like What [music] are you What are you doing this for? Are you on drugs? I'm not on drugs. All right. Most likely intoxicated apparently. I'm not actually. I'm not. I don't like cops. I used to do it very much. But yeah, it's cuz my dad was a bad cop. >> [music] >> We didn't do that. Well, where's your real ID? I don't I don't think you need to see it though. [music] Actually, we do. Okay, we need to get her We need to get her out. Legally, do you really? >> Yeah. Don't make it harder on yourself. This could be a really small thing and you're not making it a big So right now, you got two counts of of crime and Why break down over a fake ID when the pain of losing her dad to police is still so raw? What if one small choice in the moment changes how everything unfolds under that kind of stress? If you can give us your ID, we can run your name, everything comes back, you'll be good to go. Go on with your day. But if you don't, we're going to charge you with that, charge you with resisting, and charge you with felony and identity theft. We got it now. Sorry. You got resisting and you got I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. You didn't want to listen to him when he told you to stop walking. Okay, because maybe I was a little bit slow. You didn't do it. No. No. No. NO. NO. STOP. STOP. I WILL give you We're past that. We're past that. No. No. Give me those things. The bag. I'll give you my ID. No, seriously, I'll give you my ID, please. Please. I already got it. You got it. Yeah. Yeah, he's on the phone. You want to write a statement? Please. Please. We're going to my car, OKAY? WAIT, BUT WHY? CUZ YOU WANT TO GO TO NO, BUT I LITERALLY told you I'll give you my ID. I got it. All right, I got Yeah, come on. I'm not going See I'm up. No, please. Seriously. Seriously, I'll give you my ID. >> past that. I asked you that already. I don't know. Okay, I'll talk to you for real. Can you Okay. Can you please? No. No, excuse me. Seriously. Please. I can't do this. I can't do this. You got her? All right, I got it. I don't have a key fob though. Please. Please. I told you. Yeah, y'all y'all literally just said that you were I see No. No, but you literally just You had every chance to talk to us and TELL US THAT. >> SAID I'LL GIVE YOU MY REAL ID. HAVE A SEAT. YEAH, CAR'S clearing out now. There's a uh The back here is probably switching hands to pay her off to get Put your legs in. 10-1. I literally No. No. >> to catch No. You got it? Yeah. I'll do a I'll do a favor for you. Appreciate it. You can catch it. Psychopathy in the car. >> You're making this harder on yourself than it has to be. >> I just want you to listen to me. I'm listening to you. Talk to me. The first of all, Is it I need to wipe my nose. I need to wipe my nose. >> your nose right now, okay? Is it How do you know? Oh, I found your real ID. Nope, stay in the car. >> No, I'm I'm I am. I am. No, I'm right here. >> Nope. We're showing some talk. Put her back in and roll the window up. Yeah. No. No, I I I genuinely I want to talk to you. Okay. We're going to talk. Put your legs back in the car. Put your feet back in the car. No, I AM. GOD DAMN IT. BRO, I AM. CAN I PLEASE TALK to you? Yes. I just want to wrap her up because this is extra. Yep. What's up? Is it How do you What do you prefer? Are you going to talk to me? I will I will I will talk to you. Okay. It's for what disorder are you No. No, I'm serious. The resisting, the fake ID. No, I'm not. I'm not like that. The only reason I I don't like cops. Bro, the only reason I don't like cops is because Wherever you can find space, Colleague. What's that? Yeah, wherever you find space in there. Yeah, I got it. All right. We're going to head out, okay? I can She's saying she'll give the real ID now, but the resistance has already built up. How does fear and grief turn a small stop into repeated I'm not resisting moments? Turn on location. Resisting and possession of a fake ID. Every day. >> she goes to drive off, she keeps kicking. She's like puts her feet inside and kicks out. I want to explain something very clearly to you, okay? I'm the supervisor. If you bang anything in the back of this vehicle, we're going to put you into a human It's like a human condom, okay? It'll constrict you. It's like almost like a straight jacket for your entire body. Okay? Are you going to be transported or are we going to put you in this? Huh? This is your final opportunity. Okay? If you bang one more time, you'll go into it. Do you understand me? I do. Okay, he's going to trans He's going to transport you to jail. One hit and we'll throw throw you in it. Do you understand? All right. I do. Can I Can I talk to you? What? Uh okay. All right, she didn't want to talk. No, I'm not We're going to take you into jail. We'll talk there. I want to talk to you. All right. I'm the supervisor. How does grief and distrust push someone from a simple ID check into full meltdown? The mind under pressure makes wild choices. If this hit different, like and subscribe for more real cases. What would you have done to de-escalate here?