What do we think going wrong? Officer, >> you were speeding and you went through a red light. >> Why are you Where is he? >> Right in the back. >> It's a deal. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop or you're going to get on the ground. You're going to get a resistance charge that stopped up against the car. >> So, today's video is about a traffic stop [music] on December 6th, 2024 that went completely off the chart. A woman panicking and freaking [music] out tried to explain her erratic driving with a bizarre story about her car, her family, [music] and an urgent trip to Cocoa Beach. Things got even crazier when she claimed to have vitamins and diabetic needles hidden in her clothes. She kept rambling, resisting instructions, and pulling away from officers, making [music] a simple stop into total chaos. This is one wild traffic stop you have to see. >> Excuse me. I went through wrong. >> Yeah, you went through a red light and you're speeding. >> I did. Oh, I'm sorry, Mom. I'm trying to get a My cousin left my car in Cocoa Beach last night. He stole it. I'm just my mom's car. I'm trying to trying to get over to my friend's house and jump my car out Cocoa Beach because this is her car. I'm trying to get out there. He's I just went and got tool. I just went and trying to get my tools to go out to Cocoa Beach to jump her car. And she's freaking because she wants her car back. I'm trying to get to Coco Beach out there. He in to get my car jumped. So, I'm trying to get that car jumped back out there. See? Got to go. I just got to roll. >> Can you roll down the other window? >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> So, she's freaking because I'm trying to get my car back. This is her car. >> Okay. >> So, it's cold and I'm I'm just texting. See, I'm trying to text my friend talking about dead batteries and stuff. I'm sorry. I didn't even know that was you behind me till just then. >> Okay. >> So, I'm trying to pull over to let you go behind me. I didn't know that was a cop behind me. I didn't know that. It was probably somebody on my >> All right. Do you have your license registration? >> Uh, I don't even know where registration is. Sorry. I don't even know what she must call it. >> Let's start with your driver's license. >> Yes, sir. That is right here. My insurance card is that's in my car. That's in my car right now. >> All right. Do you have any weapons in the vehicle? No. >> There. Any drugs in the vehicle? Anything like that? No. This is my my insurance card is in my car. >> Okay. You mind if I search? >> No, I don't have any cars. Like I s I'm trying to go to my I'm trying to go down to my mom's car. >> Well, I'll just have you shut off the vehicle and step out for me. >> Give me one second. Just please, sir. I'll be back. Sir, can I please go to Cocoa Beach? Get my car, please. >> Yeah, once we're done. >> The second the officer approached, [music] she launched into a story about cousins, Cocoa Beach, and jumping cars that made my brain hurt. I honestly had to check if I had the video on double speed because she was rattling off excuses like a broken record. Ma'am, you ran a red light, but you acted like you were narrating a thriller movie. I think she was the most suspicious person ever. >> Can I can I put all this back, please, sir? >> Just set it off to the side. >> Okay. >> Oh, man. >> What was I doing wrong? Officer, >> you were speeding and you went through a red light. Now, put the stuff Put the stuff to the to the side. >> Jack Oats and Barton. >> What? Lily. >> Jack Oats and Bart or Morel and Barton. Okay, give me a second. >> Your stuff's fine. Just step out. >> Why do I have to step out of the car? >> Because I'm telling you to. >> Leave your [ __ ] in the car and step out. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Can I get my jacket at least, please? >> Just leave it there. Just step out. >> Oh. Oh my god. I didn't do anything wrong. >> Step out over there by him. >> I'm going to shut your car off. >> Why? I'm not searching your card. Find out all the time. >> Find something all the time. Say you found something. She said anything about this is my mom's car. Nothing in his car. >> She really tried to argue about stepping out of the car after driving like a maniac. It is hilarious how she claimed she did nothing wrong while her car was literally stopped for multiple violations. She kept repeating that it was her mother's car as if that gave her a magical shield against the law. She was about to find out reality bites. in his car. >> My mother's car. >> Okay. I didn't do it on purpose. >> Which is 27. I'm telling you this is my mother's car. There's nothing in it. >> When I said rockers can go. >> There's nothing. This is illegal. There's nothing in my car. >> I had I can tell you right now. There's nothing in my car. Said there's wheels in my car. It's my mother's car. There's diabetic needles in my car. I'm diabetic. That's the only car. And there's there's because there's a bottle pills in my car. Those are my pills. They're my prescription pills. There's bottom needles in my car. That's it right here. That's mine. This is my car because it's my car. You guys are This is it. >> So, it's your car. It's your mom's car. >> This is my mother's car. In the car. That's not right. But the diabetic he's not allowed to touch my car. >> And he's not allowed to touch my car. >> Stop. Stop. >> There's no kidding. >> What the hell are you doing to your pants? >> Why are you hurting? >> It's right in the back. >> It's a needle. >> Stop. >> It's a needle. Why are you coming? >> You stop or you're going to get on the ground. You're going to get a resistant charge now. Stop up against the car cuz you get out of control. >> Stop. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Her attempt to shove a needle into the back of her pants while claiming she is just nervous was a bold strategy. Ma'am, trying to hide a syringe in your underwear is generally considered a red flag by law enforcement professionals. It is hilarious that she thought she could hide it while actively talking to an officer. She was digging her own grave with every move. [laughter] >> I need a female officer. >> Stop. I don't want you to hurt me as all. I don't want you to hurt my needle. Let's see my needle. I don't want you to see my needle. The needle is all. I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is all. >> You thought I wanted to needle. >> I don't want you to see my diabetic needle is all. I'm telling you about >> There's nothing wrong with being diabetic. It's not against the law. >> Say, >> no one's going to say no one's going to say it is. They'll say it's a pair of bonito. >> Stop. >> They'll say it's a They'll say it's a They'll say it's a needle for something else. >> You want me to start ignoring you? >> No, but they'll say it's a drug needle. >> You'll say it's a drug needle. >> Do you always keep your >> I had my pocket. No, I had pocket. >> She I saw something in her pocket. As she's talking to me, she's trying to shove it in her ass. >> It was a needle. That's what it was. >> It was a needle. Fine. >> You'll see it. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> Quiet. >> Sorry. 106. >> Trying to help you out. Just be quiet. Help me. Let me tell you why. Cuz you know why I was a nurse? I was a nurse 18 years. I'm on a 5year sentence and I have till October. I have till August 25th to go back and get my license. Like three years in. >> I have three years to go back. Yes, sir. >> Put it right here. >> And if I if I lose it, I if I don't if I go to jail, I won't go back. I won't get my license in August >> of next year. I can tell you right now, your eyes are pinpointed and you're talking a thousand miles an hour. >> Scared that. >> When I'm scared, I don't talk that. That's how you're talking, >> my mother. I'm telling you, you >> stop. >> I'm telling you, sir. That's what I'm scared of. >> Stop. >> You're lucky we didn't put you on the ground cuz that's where you were going. I saved you from going to the ground. >> Sorry. That's what I'm scared of. >> You don't have to resist us and pull away and try to get away from us. You should go to jail from that. >> Okay. I'm scared. >> That is what I'm scared of. Stop. Stop. >> She's talking a mile a minute about her past as a nurse, her license, [music] her jail time. Like somehow that is going to save her in the middle of a traffic stop. This is one of those moments where you just sit back and think, "Wow, this is real life chaos." She kept screaming about her diabetic needles. But I am thinking since when did doctors start prescribing meth for diabetes? [music] She was talking 1,000 m an hour and even I felt exhausted just listening to her stupid lies. The officer was being way too nice by not putting her on the ground right there. She was risking her supposed nursing license over a needle she tried to hide in her underwear. >> Can I show it to you so I can >> No. No. Just relax. >> Why can't I show it to you? >> Because just stop. Stop. >> You're detained. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say will be used in the court of law. You have to write down. Do you understand each of these rights? Just explain to >> me. >> Stop squirming around. >> Why can't you call my mom? >> Why can't you call my mom? >> How old are you? >> I'm 48. >> Okay, I'm not calling your mom. >> My mom thinks I'm calling to get my car. Why can't she be calling to get them? Why can't you? 69. >> She thinks I'm picking up my car. 698. >> She thinks I'm picking up my car. Tell her I got pulled over running through a red light. >> Just leave a message. >> This lady, >> huh? You know her? >> No, she's being nice. >> Stay out of my traffic. Stop. >> Stop. >> I want to get that needle out of my out of there. Pull it out. It hurt. It's stabbing me. Sir, can I get these? >> Wait, I have a female officer coming. I'm not going to reach. >> It's stabbing me. So, I want to pull it out. >> Stop. It is stabbing me. >> Stop. >> Stay out of my Stop. >> Stop. >> I want to pull it out. >> No. >> WHY CAN'T I PULL IT? IT'S STABBING ME. >> STOP. >> Stand still and knock it off. >> I'm pulling the needle out. >> Leave it before you wind up poking yourself. >> I can make any phone call that I want to make. I can stand here and I can watch. I can look. I can observe and I can call. Let her be over there. >> She had a needle in her her side pocket >> and she put talking to me. She put it in her back of her pants. >> Now she's saying >> there's a needle pocket right there. >> I am genuinely confused why an adult woman was begging the police to call her mommy. Ma'am, you are a grown adult, not a teenager who missed curfew. She was twisting around like she had ants in her pants because that hidden needle was literally stabbing her. I find it [music] so ironic that she was terrified of the needle hurting her now, but she was totally fine shoving it down there earlier. She begged for help while still trying to control the entire scene. >> Okay, I can get it. Just relax. Where is it at? It's in the back. Okay, so here's what I need you to do. Listen what I need you to do. Not move. Do you understand? I understand. But don't move. >> Hold still. Do not move. I want to offic. >> Move your hand. Do not move. >> Hold. Listen, I'm going to tell you this one more time. Stop moving. Hold that arm down. >> [ __ ] >> Bring them on my underwear. >> Okay. Hold very still. >> Ready? >> Hold on. I need a bag. >> Okay, >> keep holding. Don't move. Okay. Okay, now stand still. Thank you. >> You have bags, Morehead. >> Um, I can get one. Oh, >> yeah. >> Livingston, is this you? >> Yeah. >> You got a bag? >> Dang, that's all I was telling you. >> Oh, I got a big one. Yeah, you got a sharps container. >> Yeah, it's just it's not the lid's not off of it, but it's bloody. >> We just put 108. >> I don't know what her deal is. >> You can stay 108. You're good. Um, we just put it in the sharps container. Even though it's got a cap on it, it's got blood on it. You got anything else on here? >> No, I was just trying to tell her about that needle. >> I don't know what she has on her. >> All right, I'm going to search you, but do you have anything else that's going to poke me? >> No, that might I thought I had maybe one more deal, but I think this is in my butt. That was it. >> Where do you think you might have one? In this pocket in your butt? >> I had my pocket in my butt. >> Okay, hold still. >> All right, Tabo, can you lift this arm again? She says she might have another one down there. >> Okay, keep your hands out of it. I'll look. The female officer finally stepped in to retrieve the mystery prize from this lady's undergarments. It was a bloody capped needle, and our main character still acted like it was a normal health accessory. I am shaking my head because she actually admitted there might be another one in her butt. Ma'am, [music] how do you even lose track of needles in your own body? She was a walking warning sign at this point, [music] yet she still wanted to argue about her vitamins. >> Let's Can we just slide right over here? Slide over here. Slide over here. We're >> not over here in front of you. >> All right. You're saying it's in your pants? Okay. Let me look. Keep your hands up and let me look. >> I don't see it. >> Okay. Pocket right here. Right. >> In the pocket. All right. Hold still. >> If not, it is in the car. >> Oh, it might be in the car then. of some kind. >> Oh my god. That's okay. >> That's all right. Just hold still. >> Take my vitamin. >> That's it. Then this is a car. It's not in there. >> Okay. Give me just a second. I still got to finish searching everything. Okay. >> Hold still. >> Give me the resistor. >> That's my vitamins. >> It's all right. You're fine. I just dropped it. Just give me a second. So, I got those are my vitamins. >> Just hang for me. I got to put all your property in a bag. Okay. >> Okay. Those are vitamins. >> More sharks. >> Not in this. >> Maybe in the car, but not in this. This is just a >> And I also need you I know you'll search her, but her right >> there's something in her pants. So, I need you to hold it. shoes. We're not riding. >> Well, that's my That's my Those are my medication. Look at my vitamin PS. That's my Those look at my vitamins. >> Her eyes are super constricted. Talking 100. >> Those are my vitamin PS, man. That's my vitamins. >> We need like tweezers or something to see. >> Yeah, that's my vitamin pack. >> I don't know what it is. >> That's all my vitamins. I think she has something in her. >> No, there's nothing in my bra. There's nothing. I'll show you. There's nothing in my bra. >> I don't want to see. >> She kept rambling about vitamin packs and medication [music] while the officers found baggy after baggie of suspicious residue. I love how she called them her riding packs and vitamins, as if she was some kind of health nut. [music] Ma'am, nobody hides Flintston's vitamins in her bra or her shoes. She [music] was trying so hard to sound professional, but her behavior was screaming that she was a total mess. >> Stop. >> All my medication's in those packs. It's like her. >> We're going to check the shoes, too, Anna. >> Hold still. Do not move. >> Anything that's going to focus there. >> Just be honest with me. >> No, ma'am. There's nothing. >> There's nothing there. Let me turn the bra. Those are just all my vitamins packs. I promise you you're fine. I just have to do my search, right? I have to do the search I have to do. >> That's what I was worried about. >> Okay. All right. >> If there's something, it's right at the top on the right. >> No, I promise there's nothing. >> There's something. >> No, I promise there's paddings. That's it. >> Yeah, that's pad. My green and those in those packs are my green and white vitamin packs that I squeeze into my mouth. suit I take for my my um my um what do you call that? Lymph I lympid. What do you call it? Lympod lympademia. Lympademia. >> And I squeeze those into my I squeeze the pills into those packs and then I squeeze them into my mouth. >> Okay. >> Right. Let me check the pack. >> And I carry it in those things with that pack and then I squeeze it into my mouth. My limia. >> That's all good. That's all good. >> That's my mom. >> Take your shoes off. >> This way. See, I wear that >> behind. I wear that for my I wear that for my lip. >> All right, other one. >> Okay, give me just a second. >> My vitamin sign. >> Well, that'll have to be put into evidence. No, you can't take any of that stuff with you. >> Can I have my vitamins? >> No, we can't give you anything like that. I have to take my I have to squeeze it into my mouth. >> When you get to the squeeze that into my I choose those back into my mouth and squeeze it in my mouth. >> When you get to the jail, you'll tell them and if it's a medication you can have, they'll give it to you. >> Put your shoes on. >> Put your shoes on. >> Promise you. >> Then it got even sadder and crazier at the same time. She kept begging for her vitamins like that was the most important thing in the world right now. I cannot stop laughing at her explanation for the green and white packs. [music] She claimed she had limped media and had to squeeze pills into packs and then into her mouth. It sounded like the most complicated way to take a vitamin in human history. >> Why did you tell me you would take me to jail? >> Why I got you got gloves on? Can you look at her? Yeah. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I won't get my nursing license if you arrest me. >> The one on the hood. We didn't even We haven't even got that far. >> Please don't take me to jail, sir. I won't get my nursing license if you guys arrest me. I promise. I've been good for 3 years. Please don't arrest me. I promise. And I won't get my nursing license back. I've been good for three years. If you guys arrest me, I won't get my nursing license back. I swear I I'll show you. I was a registered nurse. >> What's your name? >> Colleen. >> Colleen. >> I won't get my nursing license back. Sir, I've been good for three years. If you arrest me, I won't get my nursing license back next year. I've been a nurse for 20 something years. >> Then why are you acting the way you are? >> Because I'm nervous that if you >> You don't have to be nervous. >> I won't get my nursing license back. I've been on a three-year van. So, please just >> Please don't get Please don't get Please don't arrest me. >> Relax. I've got a prescription bottle here. The orange ones match that description, but the blue and the yellow do not. I don't know what those are. >> This is um Cladazipan. What's Claude? >> So, we've got a half of a blue and a yellow that don't belong in here, but I don't know what they are. This is prescribed to her, >> but I don't know what those two are. >> Okay. >> So, she's got something there. >> Yeah. >> Aspirin. >> That's aspirin. Okay. What's this blue thing? Well, we don't have any marks, so we can't tell. >> Has a small E on it, but I can't tell what else cuz it's a half of a pill. >> It looks like it might have been round at one point. >> Mhm. >> Blue. >> The car is good, right? You had an alert. >> Yeah. >> Okay. The purse is clean. be very careful because she said if the needle's not on her, there's another needle in the car. So, be very careful and that needle had already been used. It was bloody. You know what? She's got tweezers right here. She was panicking because she knew her nursing license was officially waving goodbye. I find it bold that she kept claiming her purse was clean while the car was basically a mobile drug lab. The officers were being so patient even when they found the used bloody needle she lied about earlier. She was definitely not getting that cocoa beach trip she wanted. There's something inside of there, but I can't get it out cuz every time I try to stick my finger in to get it out, it pushes it down. See what I mean? All little baggies. >> There might still be residue. There's residue of something. Oh, something's inside of that. Some residue. >> Okay. >> This is probably whatever she's shooting up cuz that needle had blood in it. >> Yeah, >> there's more little tubies in there. That's probably why cuz she was saying this was pills, but I'm like, why did you stick it in your pants then to hide it? Oh, this one right here. >> Gotcha. >> That's it. >> There you go. >> All right. >> Looks like fentanyl. >> So, we'll put these back in here. >> Nobody move. >> Got it. Get a little more than that. >> What could it be? It's not fentanyl. The last overdose I had was green fentanyl. >> Oh, hold on. It's a little orange. What's orange? Heroin. No, fentanyl. It's fentanyl. It's just not super strong. And there wasn't very much on there. There was only a little bit of residue on the It's menthol. >> What? I said white female temple. >> Can you please give me a chance, officer? Please. >> You were already You were read your rights, correct? >> Yes, please. >> All right. You said you understood that. >> Please be nice to me. >> All right. Honestly, watching her, it's obvious she should not be anywhere near patients or in any position of responsibility. Her behavior is dangerous and unpredictable. She's so high and scattered, it's almost like she's floating in space, completely unaware of the consequences of what she's doing. Even the officers are just trying to keep control while carefully handling potentially lethal substances. Her panic, erratic movements, and constant talking make it clear she's in over her head. And anyone around her, [music] especially vulnerable people, would be at serious risk. >> What's in the tube? >> Those are like vitamin P. I know you don't think so, but they are. They're like vitamin things. You crush them and then you squeeze and you crush them down and then you put them in your mouth. They're from lipidmia. They're they're like they're like I can't explain it, but they they're like um >> Why would you hide them? >> They're not hiding. They're they're like they're they're like you get them from you got to order them online. >> You put them in little >> you dissolve them in like water and you crush them down and then they're supposed to take they're like they they're like herbal things. They're like they're like rotorooters. They like draw out like the like you things that you put on your feet. They draw out the what's the things that you put on your feet? Um the waste in your body. They draw like waste in your body. But they go you crush them down and what's the things you put on your feet? >> So in the little little baggies. >> Yeah. They draw out waste in your body like toxins in your body. You know how you >> the green material that's >> the green the green and the white. They draw out the waste. >> Why would it test positive for fentanyl? >> I don't know. It's not supposed to. It's crushed out. It's the waste in your body. You know the things that you put on your feet. What are the things that put on your feet that you know you wear at night when you go to bed? It's the same on >> socks. >> No, you know the thing you never put things on your feet that >> No, you get them through the herbal stores that you put on your feet. You never done that? No, >> I'm trying to think of the name of it. Hold on a second. I wear them on my feet at night and I got them at the same I order them online and you put them on your feet. Hold on. I'm going to think of the name. >> Um, >> no fenol. >> Go to the car over there. >> There's no folk. >> Walk with us. >> It's not What are you talking about? I don't I don't have fenol, sir. I promise you. >> Hop in the car. >> I don't have fentanyl. I did not have fentanyl. >> In the car, Holly, >> that's bull. I don't have fentanyl, sir. >> Her claims are completely unconvincing. She really tried to convince the police that her drugs were actually just waste drawn out from her body. Ma'am, do you think these officers are fresh out of the academy? She was claiming about ordering things online and wearing stuff on her feet at night. It was a masterclass in nonsense that even the officers couldn't follow. She was drowning in her own lies [music] and still trying to swim. >> I promise you >> the car look. See the floor? Floor is clean. There's nothing in the car. Officer, >> some [ __ ] pops out as soon as it is. >> I promise you I can. >> This woman managed to pack more lies into 30 minutes than most people do in a lifetime. I am glad the officers were thorough enough to find the hidden stash before she could dispose of it or use it. It is a stark reminder that some people will use any stupid [music] excuse to cover up a dangerous addiction. She clearly needed help, but first she needed a very long time out in a jail cell to think about her nursing future. The woman was charged with drug possession, possession of drug paraphernalia, and resisting without violence. Honestly, after watching her panic and hide needles and pills everywhere, it's no surprise she turned a routine traffic stop into complete chaos, putting herself and officers at risk while trying to justify her actions. She ended up with 270 days in jail and her driver's license suspended for 6 months. This is exactly why following the law and staying calm matters. One wrong move and things go wrong fast. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more real life wild encounters and drop a comment to share your thoughts on this insane traffic