Okay. >> Like I don't I have I don't even have it registrated. It's a bill of sale. >> You have a a driver's license with you? An ID? >> No, I don't even know where my ID is. My name's >> He's talking about child in danger and my kids are taking care of you. >> Take me to jail. I don't have no background. >> On September 26th, 2024, a frantic scene unfolded when officers responded to a woman desperately clinging to her car, refusing a tow. With kids in tow and emotions running wild, her actions sparked a tense standoff. What drove this reckless defiance? Watch the video to unravel the chaotic truth. hanging out driver's door open while I'm trying to tow this car. She need something needs to be done. >> What the you mean, ma'am? All I did is pull up so he wouldn't take my car. I have to go to work. Ma'am, >> I cannot. They're getting ready for daycare and I heard them and I ran and I pulled my car up that my kids are not in danger. You can check my house. I cannot afford to get my car ticket. I take care of three kids alone. I can't miss work. >> Where was your daughter when you were >> She was right here sitting on my lap, bro. Both of my kids were on my lap. He's lying. I don't I told him to call you, bro. He should have afforded it. I would never put my kids in danger. All I did is pull my car up so he couldn't take it. So, ma'am, that's all I did. >> Do you know why he's taking it? >> Because I don't have a parking ticket, but I just bought this car. I have insurance, but he can't know. But I park here every single day. Every single day I park here. Every single day, ma'am. Every day. >> But you don't have a parking permit. >> But I have a I had a temporary one. The car told me to get insurance. Just got insurance. I have to prove it. This car is just bought. >> Okay. >> Like I don't I have I don't even have it registrated. It's a bill of sale. >> You have a a driver's license with you and ID. >> No, I don't even know where my ID is. My name's >> He's talking about child endanger and my kids are taking care of >> Ashlyn. A S H L Y N >> L Y N E. >> How do you spell your last name? >> My kids are very well taken care of. I would never harm my kids, bro. But doubting that, but >> I can't He can't take my car. I don't have money. I already live in >> Here's the thing. >> You did. You try having a conversation for >> I did. I said, "Please don't take my car. You're not taking my car." And he's like, "I'm already here." That's what he said. And I said, "Please don't take my car." >> Has to be handled on the back end. You can't just try to drive off. >> I did. I pulled my car up. Where am I going? I'm still in the same park as why I pulled it up. >> Are you serious, ma'am? >> Yes. I'm being serious. >> That's not That's not how you handle that. Okay. What's your middle initials? >> I don't even care. Figure it out. >> No. You need to tell me. >> Obviously, no. Because this is [ __ ] Like, you're you're taking his side. >> Here's the thing. I need you to get out of the car. >> You're taking his side for what? Can I call my mom, please? >> I need you to get out of the car. >> I'm going Okay. Okay, but can I call my mom because this is [ __ ] >> Get back here. >> This is really I'm going to be late for work. I cannot be late for work. >> So, >> ma'am, I did not try to pull off. I just pulled up so he couldn't put it on the thing cuz I can't. Dude, they stole my car last time. Like, I just paid $200 for a different car and I got a new one. Like, ma'am, I didn't I would never put my kids in danger. Like, this is all I have is my car and my kids. I don't they don't have a dad. Like they go to daycare. My other daughter's in second grade. Like >> the woman was in panic mode, talking faster than an auctioneer at closing time. You could hear the exhaustion, but also the denial. She wasn't seeing how wild it looked from the outside. Three kids, no license, no registration, no permit. Yet somehow it's everyone else's fault. Classic case of I'm the victim energy. >> Where was the car already? Was he already pulling it up on the thing? >> No, we wasn't. It wasn't even attached. I spawned my kids. It wasn't like it it wasn't there's nothing there. He just did that, you know? So, like as he was pulling that down, I just pulled up and turned, you know? That's it. I just pulled up and turned, man. I'm like, "No, sir. You can't take my car. Please don't take my car." You feel me? >> Like, real [ __ ] ma'am. I'm sorry. >> What's a good What's a good phone number for you? >> I just cannot lose my car. Like, >> you know her? >> Yes. That's my neighbor >> right there. >> And she He said I put my children in danger, bro. I I tell you the best mom. >> Her her car has not moved since this morning. Like since 3 days ago, I have not seen her car move. >> Okay. She just she just moved it. >> I just pulled it. >> She backed it up. She backed it up to move it more up so that people could get through. >> Where were the kids at? >> They were in the back seat scratching where we're at right now. >> Okay. >> When I walked up the park, her car was turned off and her daughter was up here. Her car was >> good. I didn't put my kids in danger. Like, call DHS. I don't care. But I'm not getting locked up for this because I didn't do anything wrong but tell them not to take my car. I love my kids. >> Have you been in contact with the office about it? >> I had to call my mom [ __ ] I had to call my mom and I literally like my kids were in the car, bro. >> I know. I know. >> My kids are in the car. >> He's a liar. >> Okay. Okay. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> Mom, please answer. Mom, he's saying I pulled off with my kids. >> Mom, like, can you please like come get my kids? Like, they're trying to take my kids and I didn't mean to take your kids. I'm just trying to get the bottom of it. >> Are you serious? That's all you can say right now? >> Man, this [ __ ] is up, bro. Like, seriously, they cannot take my car? How am I going to get it out if it's not registered? I would let them take this, but it's not registered >> cuz I got it from a Big Jack auto sales in Rock Island and it's just like a raggedy ass car lot and they have my title. So, I haven't been able to get it registered. >> He gave me a fake ass title, bro. Yeah, guys. Like, call do what you're going to do. Like, do what you're going to do. >> So, I do have to call them. >> Okay, that's fine. Call them. I don't give a Call them. >> Okay. I've been decent with you though, right? No, because a little bit. I don't know. I'm overwhelmed as right now. My car's going to get taken. Everything I have is gone. Like, what do you mean, bro? >> She's saying that the kids were in her lap and she pulled forward to turn to get it so he couldn't pull up and take the car. He's saying that the kids were like hanging out the window. >> I don't know if they had camera footage back here. The other driver here says that we saw it rolling forward and he saw it like she had been hit by a harm or something. >> Then came the excuses marathon. The car wasn't registered. The dealer was shady. The title was fake. Every possible reason except personal accountability and that emotional breakdown. Pure chaos. You could feel the cop's patience thinning with every word. Emotional control isn't her strength. It's like watching a toddler negotiate with gravity. >> But we just saw I didn't quite get this car 95. >> Can we talk over here my supervisor about everything that happened? Okay. I understand that you don't want your to your car to be towed. Okay. But there's certain things that you have to be really careful of when you have little children in here. And I know you're upset, but when I talked to the the tow truck driver, okay, you said that you originally backed up and I don't know if you seen, but your 2-year-old running towards the car while >> my No, my 2-year-old was in the car. Like the door was open. She was in the car. Like I No, like she was in the car, though. She wasn't outside the car. She was in the car and I pulled open back up. >> But then he's saying that he she was sitting in the front seat with the door open. >> Yeah, she was. I mean, I'm not lying about that. I'm telling you the truth. It's He's just telling it different because he's making it sound bad. She was in the car on my lap and I was pulling back. Yeah. And I pulled up so he couldn't take it. But he's still trying to take it with my son in the car seat and with us all in the car. He's still trying to take the car with us all in the car. You know what I'm saying? Like Like this wasn't even out, ma'am. This was Oh, my kids got to kill me right now. This thing was not even out. Like so we're both in the wrong at the end of the day. We both are in the wrong. And I'm I'm I'm taking my [ __ ] I am as a woman under arrest. Okay, >> I'm put it under arrest. >> Okay. >> Oh, get out. I'm over here. Okay. I don't care. What do you mean about >> I don't want to I want to look back up. Okay. Let me do this. Okay. Do you not touch me? I'll walk myself. >> By the time she admitted her kid was sitting in the front seat with the door open, it was over. That's when the officer finally cuffed her. Calm, direct, done. The saddest part, she really believed she was doing the right thing, but emotions and logic don't mix behind the wheel, especially with kids involved. Some lessons hit harder when the blue lights come on. She was charged with child endangerment. In the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. The best comment gets pinned. 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