I didn't look. This is a rental. I swear this is a rental. >> Pleasure film. Okay. >> I have my my my son, my cousin, Tyina. Tina, hurry up and come. Please hurry up and come. My baby's coming. My baby's here. I do I did not know that there was inside [music] there. Please, please listen to me. Please listen to me. Wait, you hurting my arm? You're hurting my arm. Please, please hold on. Face the car, sir. >> On August 26th, 2025, an Orlando Police Department officer noticed a vehicle driving with its high beams on in a dark area. Concerned for safety, the officer initiated a traffic stop, but should have been a 2-minute warning unraveled into a long, anxious spiral nobody saw coming. Watch the video to see what actually happened. >> Hi, how's it going? >> I was just taking my son for McDonald's. >> All right. So, the reason you're driving with your bright lights on >> because I just came all the way from Miami. >> So, you drive with bright lights on Miami? >> No, it was just dark. You know, the light the roads are dark. >> Yeah. So, you know that you actually have to turn those off with oncoming traffic the other way. If you don't, you can actually be stopped because it's doing >> uh more damage on people's eyes and then it struggles for me to see and or someone else. Okay. >> Do you got your license uh registration insurance on you, please? >> I don't have I left my thingy at my cousin's house. I just dropped off some bags on my >> What is the thing? What does that mean? >> I left my ID. >> An ID? Okay. Driver's license. Yep. >> No, I just left it. I'm telling you, I just left it there. My cousin was right around the corner. >> That's fine. That's fine. >> They're right around. >> Okay. Is the car registered to you? >> Um, it's a rental. >> This is a rental car. >> Yeah, it's a rental car. >> Okay. All right. Um, do you have any information? >> Yeah. >> This is all I have for it right now. >> Okay. Well, that works for now. That'll get us started. >> I'm My son is late. I just I'm not trying to do nothing like, you know, I just got McDonald's for my baby. You in a hurry? >> I just want to go. I'm just drove a couple of hours. Like I'm I literally just came back out to get food. I'm tired. >> Okay. All right. >> I'm not in a hurry. So I'm sorry. >> Where you heading to? >> I'm Courtia. >> Media Court Apartments. Okay. That's not too far from here, but we're not going anywhere fast cuz there's a train blocking you anyway, so it's going to be a second. >> Is this a Toro rental? Cuz this is not a rental company. No, this is from a friend from Miami. My friend from Miami. >> You know this person? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> All right. What's um >> Do you have a Florida driver's license? >> No, I don't have >> Have you ever had one? >> You You do? Okay. Okay. What? >> Okay. Got you. What's your social? >> But other than that, why can't I Why am I being stopped for that? Like I'm literally going around the corner. I just want to go home. I'm not trying to like I'm just asking why am I being stopped for that? for the lights. >> Why are you being stopped for lights? Okay, I'm really really trying to make this a quick process. No, no, no, no. You No, no, no. I'm because you you keep talking. No, no, no. I understand, but I'm really trying to expedite this process. >> Okay, I understand. And that's that's horrible. Okay, but but just just >> I understand, but I'm trying to make this a fast process and you want to ask me questions and dispute the law on the street here. Okay. No, you really are. This is the third time you're you're saying this. I just want to go. I just want to go. Okay. If you want me to just go write you a ticket and slow it down even more if that's I'm just trying to get you done and out of here. >> I didn't even want a ticket. >> Okay. So, let me do the process. I'm going to run your information and I'm planning on just coming back and giving you a verbal warning. Hey, make sure you turn your your bright lights off when you're driving around the city of Orlando because it blinds people. But but hear me out, okay? I'm in control. I'm doing my job. Okay. >> From the jump, it wasn't a simple stop. The officer was just trying to follow procedure, but she kept tossing her kid into the conversation like it was some kind of get out of trouble free card. The way she kept talking had that perfect blend of panic and pure nonsense. Honestly, it felt like she was hiding way more than she wanted anyone to notice. >> Trust the process and then when we're done, I'm just going to let you go. But if you want to just keep saying like, "Hey, I just want to leave." You make me say, "You know what? Sounds like somebody that doesn't really care about what I'm saying." I'll go write him a ticket. >> I do care about what you're saying. I just have my baby. >> So, give me a second. >> Please be nice cuz I have my baby. I said, "Look, watching this, please. >> I understand. >> I have my baby. >> I get it. So, let's just at the end of the day, all I got to do is run your information and I'm out of here." Okay. >> Thank you. You don't have to >> I'm not being mean. You're being ungrateful. No, you're not. just hang out with her. She's uh a little bit temperamental. >> I literally came over here just with my son so we could be with my family. That's it. I understand. Why am I being pulled up on like this? >> What's that? Is that >> where >> underneath your foot? >> I don't know if that's it. That might be enough. I don't know. This is a rental. >> Hey 95. >> I have my son in the car. Can you just give me a second? Get my cousin come and pick up my son. >> I saw her. It's It's right at her foot. >> Okay. Here. >> Don't touch it. >> I'm sorry. I didn't Look, this is a rental. I swear this is a rental. >> Put your phone down. >> Okay. >> There. Put your hands on the wheel. >> But I have my phone. >> Put your phone. Yep. >> I have my my my son. My cousin Tina. Tina, hurry up and come. Please hurry up and come. My baby's coming. My baby's here. >> Do me a favor. Just keep it there. Okay. >> Can I call my family? >> No. >> Please don't touch the phone. Tyena, >> here. Open the door. Open the door. >> Ty, come and get me. Please come and get me. >> Okay, no problem. >> I have my son. Please, guys, is she going to be able to pick up my son? >> That's fine. Don't worry about it. >> Can she pick up my son? >> Can you please Can you Can you please make sure my baby's okay? Can you please make sure my baby's okay? Can you guys please make sure my baby's okay? >> You're just being entertained. >> Okay. I have my son there. No, I don't want to get in the car. I don't want to get in the car. Not getting in the car. Relax. >> My Sunday. I don't want to get in the car with my son. >> Face out. >> Is Is that Is going to jail for that. >> Chill. You're just being detained. You're making it worse. >> I'm not trying to make it worse. I'm asking I want to jail for that nugget. I'm not I'm not That's not mine. I didn't That's a rental. >> How is it a rental? But you know that they could be they could have been a nugget when I asked you. >> When you see when I look down, what is that? What does it look like? What did he say he pulled you over for, man? >> He's saying he pulling me over for um I don't know. >> But is it Can you get in Can you get arrested for a nugget of weed? >> I don't know that. I didn't even know it was a rental. It was a rental. I don't know. You guys are asking me questions. I don't know. Please, I have my baby. I just came all the way from Miami. Okay, >> I can't believe you guys are doing this on my baby in the arm. >> Just like we suspected, the moment the officer spotted that little nugget lurking in her foot, the whole situation flipped. She literally talked herself straight into trouble. She could have avoided this if she just kept that mouth of hers shut for 5 minutes. But no, she had to escalate it. And now the consequences were about to be way heavier than whatever she thought. Sergeant, if you want, we can switch. >> No, I got it. >> Excuse me. Am I going to jail? >> We're going to come over here. >> Hey, >> I'm not I'm not trying to do nothing. I'm not trying to do nothing. I got shot. Look at you hurting me and I got shot. Look, I got shot recently and you hurting me. My head is up. >> Okay, stop resisting cuz you keep tensing up. Okay, I'm going to charge you with resisting if you keep tensing up on me, >> sir. Walk this way. >> I got shot recently. >> Okay, walk right here, >> sir. I got shot recently. You're hurting my arm that I got shot in. Look, look at my clavicle. >> Here, chill. >> I got shot recently. Look at my clavicle. Look, I'm not Look, I'm not lying to you. This hurts. >> Can you please let this loose a little bit? And I got my meds in there. >> I need my meds. I got I can't because you guys are about to arrest me. I got my neuros. >> Why would we arrest you for? >> Cuz they're obviously you guys are going to arrest me for that stupid ass nugget. >> Said who? >> Look what you guys got me into. >> Okay, you're being detained. I just told you you're not under arrest. >> I'm clearly under arrest. >> You're not under arrest. You're being detained. Okay, just cuz you're in handcuffs, that does not mean you're under arrest. Okay, I am telling you, okay, this is recording. I am telling you that you're being detained. >> Why is doing this in front of my >> You got You got in the car. Okay, >> so that's why I'm going to jail. >> No, that's why you're being detained. Okay, that's why we are searching the vehicle. This is so bad. It's time to >> How old are you? >> Huh? >> No, I don't got pockets, sir. >> No. >> No, sir. I don't pockets. >> I'm not going to go to jail. Please tell me yes. >> No, you're not. >> I have my baby. That's why it's not funny to me. I just have the baby. >> Okay, just relax. >> Do not tense up. Okay. When hear me out when I when an officer is pulling you out, okay? Whatever we do, cuz you can catch a charge really quick just for tensing up. Okay? >> You got to understand, I got shot. Like I said, look, you look at my clavicle. I got shot recently. >> Look, I'm not lying to you. Look right here. Look, look, pull my shirt down a little bit. Look at my touch. >> Do you see my clavicle? >> No, I don't. I mean, >> look at my clavicle. >> I see right here. Yeah. >> Yeah. I got shot. Look. Look at Look at my hands. Like, I don't I can't open and close my hand. I'm not lying to you. And >> you got shot there. I got shot here and in my chest on my titty right here in my titty part recently, a couple months ago from a girl that I thought was my best friend. Can I just This hurts. Can you just put it in the front? >> Huh? >> Can you just put it in the front? It really hurts. I have nerve damage. Look at my hands. They're two different sizes. Look. I'm not lying. Look. Look at my hand. >> Just chill. >> I'm not. >> Just keep your hands like that. >> Okay. >> Turn cuz you can turn your hand. So they're really loose. Okay. >> This one has not loose. I'm not going to run. I got my son everything. Just loosen this a little bit, please. That's all I ask. I'm not trying to be annoying. >> Which one? >> This one. The one that looks little my mouth. >> That's my cousin cuz he at least take my son. >> Chill. Got you. >> It was obvious even to her that she had dug herself a hole. And this detainment was about to upgrade to a full-blown arrest. Naturally, she tried every trick in the book. Cuffs, health, medicines, complaining about literally everything. Getting shot became her excuse for everything. Brace yourself. Her drama was about to hit peak chaos. >> Where do you live? >> Miami. >> Yo. Where So where were you coming up here? >> To her house. >> Where is that at? >> To Amelia's court. >> When did you get shot? >> A couple months ago. >> Oh, was it a 22? >> No. Uh FN9. I'm going to court for this. I got shot in my neck. The girls in court. >> Yeah. No. What kind of caliber was it? >> F9. That's why I don't know. I don't know what the hell. >> Can she at least take my sign? >> Cuz this is a lot for him to see. I don't want to see this [ __ ] >> Okay. Sure. I want you to take your time. Unless you're arrested, then we can go over that. Okay. But you're just being detained. All right. As far as we know, you'll be good to go. We'll take whatever. We don't really care if there's just a little bit of I'm not scared of nothing else. The only thing other than it is my meds from me getting shot. I got gab pens and tramodol in it. That's it. >> That's all. >> I don't take the whole thing of the gap with me because it's a big bottle. But I literally said look it up. >> Not a not a control substance. Nothing like that. Nothing crazy. >> You guys live in Miami currently? >> What part of Miami you guys live at? >> Downtown. Downtown Miami. >> Isn't it expensive over there or what? >> Expensive. >> Yeah. What do you do? >> I dance. >> I didn't even know that was in there, sir. I thought I lost it. I didn't even know that was in there. You're getting mad at me. I If Why would I get save? Why would I make you go through trouble? Why would I make him go through trouble? >> I'm not I have no warrant or nothing on my name. Why would I make him go through trouble? >> You got a license. Why you a >> I didn't even know that. I didn't even know that's not even like I didn't even know that that was in there. Why would I make him go through trouble? I couldn't even find it just now when I went to the store to go get roll up. >> What are you talking about? I couldn't even find it just now. Went to the store. >> Okay, see >> I went to go get tobacco from the store and I I had to show him the one on my phone. >> Okay, see how they do? >> There's mad [ __ ] all in there. >> You just Hey, listen. >> When you go hear me out, when you when you going from here to up here, it's going to make us go >> meds. I need those nuts. He cannot take those away from me. >> Just chill. He's probably looking at them. >> He can't take them from I need those for my my my nurse. >> This one? >> Does it have your name on it and everything? >> No, it doesn't have a name on it. I told you I left the big bottle at home. But that has my That's my meds. I could call my like the the pharmacy and everything. Those are my I need those. Those are my neurological meds. Those are all meds. That has my name on it. The other one. Those are all meds from me getting shot. Tell him that I got shot. So he don't think that I'm I'm a cow right now or something. jumped into my crazy [ __ ] >> I have my phone on me. >> Sir, I got shot. Those are my meds for me being shot. >> Yo, >> sorry. >> You don't follow instructions very well. That's your problem. >> Sorry. >> You understand? >> After the nugget, officers found the license in the car. Her little web of lies was unraveling fast. But did she stop? Of course not. She immediately spun a whole new story about her meds, sounding so fake that even the officer could smell the nonsense from a mile away. Let's see what other treasures is this car hiding that'll make her story collapse even further. >> How old? >> Yeah. How old? >> I'm 20 29. >> Okay. Why you now we lying to each other by age? >> Because I'm used to I work in the club. I'm used to saying 28. I'm not lying by age. I did my birthday June 11th. I just >> June Gemini, huh? >> Yeah. >> That's crazy. >> I need some meds, sir. >> So, what is he going to do? Test the meds? >> No. Chill. >> I'm just like, I don't know what's going to happen because I need my >> paranoid. Why are you so paranoid? You're making us >> I understand. You're making everything worse. >> I'm sorry. My son is here. You got to understand. >> I understand. If you have not done anything wrong, then just chill out. I just got my teeth not so long ago, too. I was a mess for my teeth. >> I thought it was cuz you got shot. >> I got shot and I just Yeah, I got shot in my teeth. You know, I had I just I got pictures too of my T just being done thinking my teeth was this big. She shot me in my She shot me in the chest. I pulled her and my ex-boyfriend with each other. Now she shot me in my chest. But everything is prescribed to me. Whatever. >> You said you going to court for it? >> Yes. >> What they charge her with? Attempted murder. >> Attent murder. She had a She had a gun. I mean, she had a her gun was registered. And even if you guys do take me in, can you guys at least give away the car so I don't I don't have to come back with this car. Try to take this car all the way back. If you guys do take me, can you guys at least release a car to them? At least so I don't have to come all the way back over here to try to like come from Miami. Obviously, >> you should no one say you're under arrest. Why? Why are you assuming that we're about to arrest? >> Because look at what you guys are doing. That's why I'm just like you guys took the you took obviously and then you take him to pick my pill obviously trying to like find something. He was on one since I got here. >> What's your first name? >> Revolina. >> What is it? >> Bevelina. >> Revelina. >> Bevelina. Not Revalina. >> Bevelina. Bevelina. What? >> Okay. >> Why you asking that? >> She said apparently she got 85 Sierra. So hold on. >> I got shot. >> Hey, come back over here. >> I got shot. Come back over here. >> I've come from so much lack of people. >> I don't know who >> I don't know who you think you are. I have never I have not dealt with somebody that is that is like acting this way in a lot of years. Ma'am, you are very entitled. You think you're in control. This is a traffic stop. You keep telling me how to do things and hey, don't touch this. Don't do this. Hey, let me go. Let me go. You need to let me go. Ma'am, ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am, slow down. Okay, I'm I'm serious. Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no. But the thing is, you keep telling us what and how this is going to go. You're dictating everything. Okay? And I understand. Listen, I'm just telling you this is the process. Let it go. Let the process be. Okay? That's the process. There's things you can't control here. >> Control. >> Just chill. Just be quiet and just let it play out. You're >> too stimulated. >> Are you finished? Am I Spanish? >> Why do I look Spanish? >> You look Spanish? >> No. >> No. My name's Spanish. That's it. That's about it. >> It wasn't the evidence or anything else. It was her own stupid mouth digging her grave deeper with every word. The way she kept questioning and overexplaining. It was like she was on a mission to make things worse all by herself. Honestly, her name shouldn't be Bevelina. It should be trouble with a mouth. Because clearly she's got a PhD in making bad situations even worse. So you don't understand Spanish at all? Mm-m. >> Like you speak Spanish, >> of course. >> Yeah. What nationality are you? >> I speak three different languages. >> Really? >> What language? What lang? >> Arabic and Spanish. >> Arabic. >> I'm a race myself girl. Yes. >> Yeah. What nationality are you? >> I'm Moroccan, Dominican, and Puerto Rican. >> Moroccan and Puerto Rican. >> I think you definitely look Moroccan and Puerto Rican. >> I'm from the Bronx. Very smart girl. >> That's good. You said Valina. Bevelina. >> Beina. >> Bevelina. You got a nickname? >> No. >> Bev. >> Bev. Just chill. >> At least when you look. >> You said that's your sister. >> That's my cousin. >> Cousin. Okay. >> Can you at least let him blit in the car? >> It's true. >> Hey. Yes, sir. >> This is like the third time I'm telling you. All right. I'm being nice to you, but >> you're pushing. >> I'm not trying to push you. >> Hey, I'm not I don't have nothing like you know nothing crazy. I'm not a crazy person to my family. >> No one said you. >> I know. I'm just saying though. Like I don't going on. I'm just trying to get in my family's house. Like >> Hey, I'm going to just read you rights. Okay. >> I'm getting arrested. >> No, doesn't mean you're getting arrested. You're being detained. Because you're being detained for me to speak to you about something. I have to read you this. Okay. Just tell me verbally yes or no if you understand. All right. All right. Do you have another license out of anywhere else? >> I used to have one in New York. Not no more. >> In New York? >> Yeah. Okay. How long have you been living in Florida now? >> For like 2 years. >> Okay. So, you you don't have one out of Florida? >> I just I just I I'm back and forth. Like I said, I got shot. So, I go to physical therapy in New York. I don't have insurance over here. >> What? I have two licenses. >> What medications are you taking for >> I'm taking right now cuz of my breast. I have the oxy on because of my >> I have muscle relaxer because of my disease. I have um >> what's what's the names? I need names. I see there's there's oxy. >> Yeah. So it's there. It's that has my name on it. Those oxies have my name on it. Let's see. The tramodol and the gabapentin. >> Tramodol is from my arm. That's a nerve that's for my nerves. And the gabapentin is also from my arm. That's for my nerves. >> Okay. Okay. Like when I got shot, I got shot in my clavicle and in my in my teeth. I just I have You bring my phone over. >> The tramodol. >> Tramodol. >> Okay. >> There's nothing. There's Is there anything with a name under the tramodol? >> I could grab If you grab my phone, I have pictures on my phone with the prescription. My phone >> for tramodol. >> For tramod, sir. Yes. >> Okay. Where's your phone? Is it over there? >> It's on the dashboard. >> Why is there a prescription bottle? >> A tramodol? >> Yes. Because that's how I get it from the pharmacist. I swear to God, that's how he gives it to me. >> That's exactly. Yeah. He gives it to me. It was It is a full bottle like that with a cotton and stuff like that. Like that. He gives me a full bottle like that for my meds. >> The nonsense she built around her meds was next level ridiculous. Like confusing the officer with a tangle of pills and prescriptions would save her. She might speak three languages, but remaining silent clearly wasn't one of them. Every lie she told was dumb. But calling herself a smart girl took the crown because the way she responded to the officer was anything but clever. >> That's how I got my full prescription. I got a full prescription every month. I go to physical therapy. I go to um I go to I go to pain management. I have my pain management. >> Hey, uh Nate, there's a there's a phone in there. Can you grab it for me? >> What does it look like? iPhone. >> Yes, iPhone. It's on top of the dashboard. Is it the end of the case? >> It's on the driver's side. >> It's on the driver's side. >> Okay. >> And if anything, if can I call my pharmacist to send the the thingy over? I don't I wouldn't lie to you. >> Well, the reason I'm asking is because that bottle is only for pharmacist. >> That that's who I got it from. My my pharmacy. >> Okay. But >> that's who he that's how he gave it to me. So since I'm >> so like a regular pharmacist at >> Swear to my son's life. Swear to my son's life. That's my >> Hold on. Hold on. And you said you're prescribed Tramodol, Oxy, and what else? I was prescribed I'm not prescribed oxies. I got oxies from my teeth. >> You got oxies from for when you got your >> Okay. Is that the white ones? >> The No, those are gilded yellow. >> What are the white ones? >> The white ones? Those are those are those are gaba pencilins. >> Okay. And what are those for? >> Those are That's also for my arm. That's gaba pencil. >> Why are you breaking them up? >> Because they're 600 and I'm small. >> Okay. >> I only take three I can only take 300. >> Why are you mixing those with other bottles? only because I get a really really big bottle of it and I didn't want to drive with a really really big bottle of the gab pens and I'm going back home. That's why I swear to God. >> Okay. Cuz they're mixed in between. >> I know because usually I just like I said I >> You can't be doing that. So >> I But I didn't think I was going to get pulled over and in trouble for it. That's my meds. >> Here's your phone. Show me where your prescription is at. >> Can I Can you just My my arm. >> Hear me out. I need to see this prescription for this uh Tremodol that you're telling me. >> Hold on. Can I at least call the like the pharmacist? >> No. No. I need to see the >> Can I ask him to send it to me, please? >> I thought you said you have >> I know, but I'm but I'm instead of I'm telling you. Can I ask him to send it to me? >> You said you have >> I do have the I do have a photo, but can I ask him to send it to you? >> Show me the photo >> so you don't think I'm lying. >> I just need you to show me. >> I understand. I'm looking for the prescription. >> I'm not going to lie. Like I wouldn't lie to you guys. New York. >> Do you have the prescription? >> New York. New York State. Look, I'm Hold on. I'm looking for it. I got shot. It's because I got shot. I'm telling you guys the truth. I don't I wouldn't lie to you guys. Please. >> Do you have any Do you have any mental disorders? >> No, I don't. >> Have you had any? >> No, I've never. It's because I got shot and when you when I got shot, look, I got shot in my clap for Let me show you the holes. >> Well, I know. I believe. >> So, what happened is it's a nerve med. So, they give it to you. It's a nerve medicine. >> You have anxiety? >> No, it's for me to getting shot. Look at Look at my arms. You see my arms? >> No, let me show you something. Look at my arms. >> I have really bad nerve damage. So that's why they gave me gab peps in cuz they can't come to show me show me this prescription please. >> Cuz if not we're going to this is your one chance that I'm trying to give you right now. >> Can I can I please have him call Can I please call him to have him send it to me? And it has my name and everything. Please. >> I need you. >> I'm looking for it. But please can I have him call me with the with the whole thing, please? >> Even her prescription lie popped up in flames, leaving her gunshot story as her only weak shield. She flipped from panic to overshare faster than you could blink. Honestly, half of this chaos could have been avoided if she just took 3 seconds to breathe instead of turning her entire medical history into a full-blown monologue. >> It's 11:36. >> It's okay. I know him. Can I please have him call Can I please call him, please? I wouldn't lie to you, sir. Please. >> Just show me the prescription. You're saying you have a photo of it? I >> can't find it at the moment, sir. I'm really nervous and I have a lot of stuff in here. Can I please just ask him to send it to me, but can I please just have it sent to me so I don't go to jail? >> Okay, give me the phone. >> Do you have the photo? Oh, yes or no. >> Yes, sir. Hold on. Please. I don't want to go to jail behind this. That's And I need those meds. I really need those meds. Please. I wouldn't lie to you. I'm I showed you the the gunshot wounds and everything. >> Give me a second. Hey, stay tuned. >> Yeah. Is there any way I could please just call this the pharmacist so you could at least go to the shop, >> please? So you could go to the his pharmacy. So he at least take a picture of the computer of the cuz everything's on the computer and do my insurance. Those are supposed to be in a prescribed bottle. >> I understand what you're saying. >> It's a prescribed drug. Do you understand? It's a controlled substance. >> I'm getting them prescribed to me. I'm not so You could see. I don't want to go to jail behind this. >> I understand that, but >> I'm just I I gave you the option to give me the I look I tried to look for and I showed you where I got shot at. >> I believe you got shot. I'm not saying you don't. >> I believe you're taking I'm not taking I'm not I'm not I'm not >> What are you trying to do? Just finish. I'm just Yeah, just >> Yeah, just go take care of that. Go take care of that. >> Chill. Just chill. >> What's happening? >> Besides that, is there a reason why there's cannabis inside your kid's backpack? >> I didn't know that there was cannabis inside there. I swear I swear to Everything I love, I did not know there was in there. >> So, who how would that get there? >> I did not know there was cannabis inside there. >> Asking you a question. >> I do. I did not know that there was cannabis inside there. Fine. Just >> Please, please, please, please listen to me. Please listen to me. Wait, you're hurting my arm. You're hurting my arm. Please, please, >> sir. Sir, sir, >> turn and face the car. >> Sir, sir, sir, >> did you remember that thing that I told you if you start tensing up, I'm going to charge you resisting? >> Please don't touch me. Okay. Is there anything that's going to >> Please, are you guys going to take my kids? >> No, we're not. >> Are you not going to take the car? >> It's fine. It's fine. We leave him with your cousin, right? >> Can I take Can you guys >> answer my question? Yes. >> Are you guys taking the car? >> Your cousin's taking your the car? >> My cousin's going to take the car? >> I would assume so. Yes. >> I don't know if you guys are going to take the car, too. You need a face. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. I just want to ask the police a question. Please, >> you have to face. >> You're hurting my >> Hey, here. Test the test the 95, please. That's the new test kit. >> By the end, the officer finally lost patience. And honestly, you can't blame him. She kept repeating, "I wouldn't lie." Like a broken record, layering fresh excuses on top of old lies. By the time the cuffs clicked and reality hit, it was clear. It wasn't the meds, the nugget, or the car that got her. She single-handedly talked herself right into the ending she dreaded. After the woman couldn't show a prescription for the pills she had, the officers took her to Orange County Jail. She was booked and charged with driving without a license, possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, and contributing to the delinquency of a minor for keeping her drugs in her child's backpack. If you enjoyed this wild ride, don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more real life chaos caught on camera. Stay tuned for the next episode. You won't want to miss the drama.