On the 10th of August, 2024, an officer observed a vehicle driving recklessly on the road, exceeding the speed limit. This behavior immediately caught the officer's attention, prompting an attempt to pull the car over. As the officer approached [music] the vehicle, they requested the female driver exit and step onto the road. Turn it off. Turn it off. Hand me the keys. Do you not hear when I'm behind you? Turn off the car and hand me the keys. There's no key. It's a fob. Give me the fob. I'm over there trying to stop you back by saying, "No, you're not. You're not. No, you know where to stop. You pull over to the right and you stop. Step out of the car. Don't hand me that. Get back here." The officer's initial interaction aimed to understand the reasons behind her reckless driving. However, as soon as the female exited the vehicle, she began exhibiting peculiar behavior, acting in a manner that resembled a child's demeanor. Now, one of the reasons I'm stopping you is because there's so many warrants on this car, whoever owns it, on Mr. Williams. Yeah. So, that's why you hear that, that's more people coming. Get your hands out of your pockets. Now, why didn't you stop? And I want the truth because I was just I I don't I was just I was nervous. I don't get pulled over. I didn't know like How old are you? 35. You're 30 years old. And that's what you're going to act like a 2-year-old. I'm not acting like a Yes, you are. What are you supposed to do when you drive in the state of Ohio? Tell me when you see lights or you hear sirens, what are you supposed to do? Okay. So, don't tell me you didn't know. You know, I need to my responsib I'm on my way to work. I'm Yeah. Well, I'm nervous that you're not stopping for me and I got my lights and sirens on. I'm in a pursuit. I'm sorry, sir. Yeah, let's go back here. You can ask these gentlemen how long you were not stopping for me. Over here. Who else is in the car? Nobody. No. Do you have anything on you? Get your hands out of your pockets. Just the phone. Do you have a driver's license? Uh, it's in my car, I believe. Stay over here. I didn't ask you where it is. I asked you if you had one. Is it valid? Yes. The reason why I was pulling you over is even though you were using your turn signals the whole time, okay, cuz I couldn't see who was driving. When you made a left-hand turn from Trunko, you went immediately in the right lane. You can't do that. It's called turning at intersections. You have to stay in the left lane, signal over to the right lane, and then when you got on J Road, you were fine. Okay. Surprised by her erratic behavior despite her mature age, the officer couldn't help but wonder what was causing the disconnect between her words and actions. The interaction grew increasingly challenging as the female refused to answer the officer's questions. Her responses were inconsistent, and she repeatedly provided conflicting stories about her actions and identity. Her unwillingness to provide even basic information left the officer with no choice but to take her into custody to ensure public safety and proceed with the investigation. Anything on you? Open your your is your Do you have a shirt on? Yes. Okay. Nothing. No. Where do you work? Um Bird Technologies. I didn't know anything about the car. Didn't know. Well, who's Mr. Williams to you? Uh over here. a friend of a friend. Like I just So why do you have it? Because I need I my car got stolen and I needed it to Okay. You ever had your license suspended? No. Okay. Ridiculous. Do you know why? Why? I was scared. I didn't know what to do. I didn't know how to pull over. Well, what does the law say? Oh, pull over. Oh, okay. That's pretty simple. She said she has her ID in the car. I don't see it in her book bag. I don't know. She said that she has it. Yeah, it might be. She said that it's it's in the car. So, I'll give her a book bag and she I want us to dispatch. Go ahead. I don't know the other cars. Is it in here? I know. It might be. All right. I'll just run you and find out who you are. It comes back to that Lincoln. But the guy that owns it, she said it's a friend of a friend. Her car got stolen. So, she's driving this one because and this guy that owns this car has like huge amount of warrants. He's got a bunch. So, I'm just going to run her. And she said she didn't know what to do. Once inside, she was driven away from the original location to a different place for more questioning. At this new location, another officer joined the investigation to help gather more information. Despite this added assistance, the woman's behavior remained erratic and uncooperative. She gave confusing and inconsistent answers about what had happened before her reckless driving. Here's the thing that I'm going to take you down to Summit County Jail. I'm going to charge you with failing to uh willful flee from an officer. Don't play games with me. Everybody knows their social security number. Strike one. I'm telling you right now, as God is my witness, I am going to drive you down to Summit County Jail. Look my name up. No, I'm not going to look your name up. You're going to tell me what your social security number is. I don't know it by heart, sir. How old are you? 33. You just said you were 30 before. I said 34. I'm just nervous. I met I don't care how nervous you are. What's your What's your last name? Clay C. Hang on, man. I'm going to write this down because if I find out you're lying to me. I promise, sir. cuz I'm going to go take you down to Summit County Jail if I don't think you're who you are and we're going to fingerprint you because I don't believe you. I don't care if you have warrants. I really don't. I don't. So, what is your date of birth? Where'd you do that ID you had? I thought I No, you did not. You had it on you. It's just on me. Yeah. So, where did it go? She probably ditched it. I didn't. You can look, sir. Get in there. I just saw it on you. She had a She had an ID right BEFORE I GOT HOME. NO, I saw you put it in the car. I didn't put Go in here. I saw you wearing it. I never took it off of you. I didn't touch it. I don't have it, sir. She was stupid. I know. She had It's It's hidden in her car. So, we're going to play this game all day with her. So, she had an ID on her. It was a square ID. I watched her. It was an employee ID. I just didn't grab it at the time. She had it hanging off her pocket. It was hanging on your pocket. So, all right. Here's here. Here's it. You're going to get a felony next for tampering with evidence. So, quit playing games with me. St. I'm going to You know what? You're going to get handcuffed now. Now, now you've irritated me. When the officers tried to get her to explain herself, she didn't provide any clear or useful details about the incident. She also refused to give any personal information, which made the situation even more difficult to understand. She said her name's Paige Marco. Who's Nicole? H Who's Nicole? It's my sister. Yeah, of course it is. I'm not playing this game. I don't understand why what I'm like why I'm because you're getting this. Yeah. Because you're getting treated like this because you're acting like a child and you're hiding your ID. We'll find it. Yes, sir. Yeah. Yes, sir. And guess what? You're going to SA County Jail. Why? Please. No. I I'm I'm not playing games. No, I don't care. You're not going. What's your What's your work number? Where you work at? Let's call up your work and find out who you are. You want to play that? Cuz I'm not going to go through this whole thing, this whole gamut of charging somebody and finding out you're lying about who you are. I'm not doing it. You know why? You know why? Because I'm not that stupid. Now, you want to tell me who you are or you want to keep playing this game? You want to keep playing the game? You think I'm kidding you about taking you to Summit County Jail? No. All right. So, you want to tell me the truth? Okay, the [ __ ] stops now. I'm sick of it. And you're getting charged for not stopping for a police officer. So you keep it up. I got all day. I get paid by the hour. You are not smarter than me. Remember that. I'm not trying to be Yeah, you are. You are. Cuz you're trying to outsmart me and it ain't working. Yeah. Oh, whatever. I lost my fiance two months ago. Now, you know what? Falling apart. You know what, though? Out of out of respect for him, then I would tell the truth. Have a seat in there. Crying ain't going to help. I got news for you. This ain't my first day on the job. Now, since you already lied about who you are once, let's try it again. When they brought her back out on the road for the next part of the investigation, the officers temporarily removed her handcuffs to allow for more questioning. They hoped that by giving her a little more space, she might cooperate and explain her actions more clearly. But instead, she continued to be unhelpful. She wouldn't share any accurate details or take responsibility for what she had done, making it clear that she wasn't willing to cooperate in a meaningful way. Your name Jordan? No. What is your real name? Quit. It's my fiance. What is your real name? What is it? It's That's my ID. What's your ID? That's my ID right there. That's your ID. Nicole, get your feet in there. Talk to you. Let me talk. Nicole, look at me. It's what is she suspended or what? I don't non-driver. Yeah, we're hooking in. As long as she's a non-driver, but I'm not going to play games all day with her. I don't know what she did with her work ID. I know that she had it hanging off of her. Yeah, she clipped on like I didn't know what to do. I've been in this area before. I don't know where you stuck it, but I'll I'll find it. Where did you put it on you? Cuz I when you go to the Summit County Jail, where was it? Yeah. She has it. Give me it. Like a like a little baby. Sorry. Yeah, I bet I should I should probably use gloves, but I don't know where it was. But yeah, this is the work ID she had on her that she hit. Yeah, she's got 27 for dope. Oh, okay. You can cry all you want. It doesn't help me any cuz I don't feel sorry for you one bit. You can keep crying all you want. Sir, I'm so sorry. Everything's being recorded. Everything today is recorded. So when we go to court, when we go to court, I'm going to show just how you treated me. I'm so sorry, please. I'm just scared. Hey, Tony. There's some dope in the car. What's that? There's dope in the car. All right. Oh my god. All right, go ahead and step out. We're going to switch cars and I'm going to switch across. Okay. All right. Go ahead and walk this way. We're going to go all the way back around the car into the one next to you. Are you going to stand here? Spread your feet for me. What receipt is this? It was in my pocket. Seeing that she wouldn't provide any useful information, the officers put her handcuffs back on and took her to the police station for a more detailed investigation. They needed to figure out exactly what had happened and why she had acted in such a way. Like this pocket. All right. Spread your feet for me and face forward. Now, you know, since you're going down to the county, if you have anything on you, I don't know. They're going to find it. Even if it's inside, you're going to catch another charge. Keep your feet, spread. All right, go ahead and sit down in the car. Yeah. Do you want to give those back to them, please? Okay, I'm going to Did they already search it? Yeah. Take these. Hey, did you guys search her bag? Good. Tony, I did. He said they did. Did you search your guys her bag? Good. I didn't search. Okay, I'm going to search it really quick. What do you want? The investigation became more thorough at the police station. The officers carefully questioned her and gathered as much information as possible about the reckless driving incident and her refusal to cooperate. I got something. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. You know, I'm sorry, but I was on the left. Every detail from how she had been driving to her behavior during the investigation was carefully documented. This was crucial in understanding her actions and deciding what should happen next. Throughout the process, the woman's refusal to share information and odd behavior made it much harder for the officers to get to the truth. What do you want me to do with this? I don't want to bring anymore. It doesn't matter. We were together for 6 years. Why does it matter if I have this live together? We live together from them. ridiculous dude. What? He doesn't just call and be like, "Can you pick this up?" Yeah. Sometimes I just try to get in there. All right. All right. It's fine. I get that. 32 West Market Street. Someone stole their callers, car keys, vehicle still in the parking lot. They're standing by now. It's been about 20 minutes. There is a language barrier. Yeah. When you get it, then you can take it to them. Were you married or divorced? Her unwillingness to cooperate raised important questions about what led to the incident and what consequences she might face for her actions. The investigation continued to unfold and the officers hoped that with time they would be able to uncover all the details of the situation. The investigation aimed to understand why the woman behaved erratically, why she didn't stop when the police first signaled her, and why she refused to show her identification or explain her actions. It's fine. It wasn't even my stop, so I wasn't thinking about it. Whatever. I just came in and got told to take her down. So, Yeah. Heat. 3234 West Market Street 102 P between Jefferson Park offer complex and fair service. Is that you? Yeah, it's my fire department. Okay. long view from the island. Dispatch service program. 42 105 dispatch service overhead. Clear water. After filling out all the necessary paperwork, the police placed the woman in a holding cell as they prepared to investigate the case further. Heat. Heat. 2483 road between road and road coming. I heard he's so cute. These smaller shoes all the time. [music] [music] Try these. I don't know. The case was then brought to court where the woman was charged with violating traffic laws. Her actions such as driving recklessly, speeding, ignoring police instructions, and refusing to provide ID were all used as evidence in the case. The court proceedings aimed to hold her responsible for the dangers she caused on the road and her failure to follow legal procedures during the investigation. 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