being so hostile. >> Ma'am, not being hostile. Can I have the driver's license? Okay. >> This is where it is. Can I get the driver's license? >> Let me go. Are you crazy? Are you driving? >> On August 6th, 2024, what began as a simple traffic stop quickly turned into a tangled web of confusion, tension, and theatrics. A woman ran a stop sign and refused to provide her ID, insisting on a supervisor and claiming she felt unsafe. The lights were on, the cameras rolling, and the stage was set for a showdown that neither officer nor driver could have predicted. >> Yes. You ran the stop sign right where I was there. You kept going and I put the lights on you and you kept going and the car is recording. Yes, ma'am. This is a stop sign right there and there's a stop sign right over there. And I guarantee you I saw you. That's why I stopped you. We just don't stop you for no reason. And my supervisor is on the way. Okay. Is this your car? >> Yes, this is it. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Gabriel. Delar 3, can you provide me the RO on this table? Is your name Gabriel? How you pronounce your last name? 104. Omega Circle North and Tino 10. Do you live around here? >> Yes. >> Where do you live by? >> I live near. >> You live near here? What's your address? It's not the one that's on my license, >> which is your I'm asking you verbally. >> I don't have to tell you where I live. >> Ma'am, when we have a traffic stop, that's all supervised in your driver's license. The address. >> It's not on my license. I just communicate. >> Okay. When my supervisor comes here, we'll get the uh to drive. We >> should wait till he gets here. Hold on. Hold on. Heat. Heat. What is your name and badge number? >> You're going to have my name on my supervisor come. >> I gave you my name. >> Um I don't have the time to go back and forth. This is a traffic stop. I don't have the time to put nails. >> That's something that I mean by law when I ask for it. You know that, right? >> Well, guess what? You're being You want to be giving me a hard time when I'm asking for a driver. You ask for a supervisor. You said that and he's on his way. My name is Deputy De Mo since you know that. You'll get that when he gets here. You also give me your your driver's license as well. >> The stop started innocent enough. just a stop sign and flashing lights. But our main character acted like she owned the universe. Refusing to hand over her ID, she summoned a sergeant like she was calling for royal backup. You could almost hear a drama queen soundtrack playing just for her. The officer tried to stay chill, but patience had already packed its bags and left the scene. Listen to me right now. How you doing, brother? Yeah. Ran a stop sign. Ran the stop sign. Try to stop the vehicle for the light. continue to go until I took out say stop going. He doesn't want to give me your driver license driver. >> No. She wants to speak to supervisor to speak to supervisor. >> Yeah. You don't want to give your driver's license. Want to speak to a supervisor. >> I wanted to speak to a supervisor because he came at me with like crazy shaking and have it on video. >> Okay. >> Can you explain what he needed for me? >> I'm I'm not the supervisor. Don't I don't want you to think that I'm the supervisor. He's on his way still. I was just asking um Come on. I told her about law. She supposed to give it, but she sergeant come. It's not a problem. >> I honestly just needed somebody else here. I felt unsafe. >> Well, >> that's what it was. >> Okay. Okay. I mean, that's understandable, but still, when he asked for the driver's license, you have to give it. >> Couldn't tell me what happened. >> I told you you ran the stop sign. >> You pointed this way. >> You ran You ran it from You came. You ran that stop sign and pulling from a middle circle south to Leo. I was coming from the YCA. I pulled my light on and I asked for a driver's license. Well, I'm not going to stop you just because I'm bored. You did a traffic You did a traffic violation. That's what you asked. I'm telling you again. say I wouldn't give it to you because then you can tell me where. >> Ma'am, stop playing games. You can even >> So, ma'am, he doesn't he doesn't actually even have to tell you what. >> The thing is when when he turns on those lights, that means you're detained. >> Sir, >> ma'am, I'm telling you I'm just telling you what it is. >> So, when you don't get your driver's license, >> he actually has grounds for arrest right now. >> And it's just not necessary. Her refusal wasn't subtle. It was full-blown resistance theater. Every request for her license was met with excuses, handwaving, and a side of I feel unsafe. The tension built like a suspense movie, edge of your seat, popcorn ready suspense. The deputy's polite reasoning collided with her chaotic energy, and suddenly a routine stop felt like a scripted courtroom drama with no judge in sight. >> I'm trying to help you out. Heat. Heat. Heat up here. Once they come in there, if they tell you to give them a driver's license, you can speak to them and you can make the appointment. Uhoh. Thank you, Sarine. I don't know. I don't know over there. It's still not far there or something. Where's the supervisor coming? How you doing, Sergeant? >> Hey, what's up? What's up? >> I was right there on the uh by the YMCA coming out there. She ran the stop sign, went straight without stopping. Soon as I got there, put the lights. She was going to try to try to make it home. Got on the compass, stop the vehicle. As I got there, she starts complaining, "Oh, you're coming hostile." I'm like, "Well, ma'am, I'm not stopping. I want to get your driver's license." She says, "I'm scared." Cuz she says I'm She feels hostile. She's scared. I'm like, "Well, >> did you get her license?" >> She wouldn't give it to >> Give her Get her license. Show her your license. Take her to jail. >> All right. All right. >> Funny thing, the officers were just doing their jobs, but she sat there in the car like she owned the place, acting untouchable. You could almost see her crown wobbling with every instruction. Her attitude screamed, "I run this town." Ready to blow up the stop at any second. But the officer stayed icy, ignoring the full-on ego trip like seasoned pros. >> All right. Excuse me. My sergeant says, "If you don't give me now, I can't I tell you this. He's my witness. He's right there. If I don't get the driver's license, you're going to jail." Cuz now he's right here and I'm not going to talk now. This is my sergeant right there. So you have a choice now. I don't understand why you're being so hostile. Ma'am, not being hostile. Can I have the driver's license? Okay. I am not talking. >> This is what it is. Can I get the driver's license? >> The reason May I speak to him, please. >> Okay. The reason that this can get the driver's license was because I felt unsafe because of you. I >> ma'am, >> do not touch me. >> We don't got time. Come on. >> Do not touch me. Let me go. Are you safe? Are you you >> I tried to tell you. >> Well, we're already past them. >> That's too bad. >> Yo, that's crazy. None of you got daughters at home. That's crazy. >> Have to do with anything. >> Wives, girlfriends, mothers. >> That's crazy as I felt in state. I got four mother on me. What the crazy one crazy >> that's crazy. >> Let me let me let me double >> I have my private lights in my safe. >> You can see all my I got to stop [ __ ] I asked you were you pulling me over. >> I told you already. That's crazy. This is >> all you had to do. >> I had it in my hand. It was out. I told you I felt safe. >> I literally looked you in the eyes and I told you I felt safe. >> And I told you exactly what was going to happen. You still didn't do >> I had it in my hand. I just wanted to talk to somebody who wasn't [ __ ] shaking. >> You still couldn't have done that. All you do >> I wanted to speak with you, sir. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, listen. It's not like that. The deputy asked you for your license. I want >> you have ma'am. That's not a time that's not a time that's not a time and place to do it right now. >> That's not right. I I understand that. So in the meantime, you go to jail for that. >> That is not right. >> I understand that. He asked for your license several times. >> I asked for the supervisor. You came and I couldn't speak with you. Do you see how crazy that is? You said that I couldn't speak with you. >> It's It's not up It's not >> No, that's not how it works. That's not how the operation works. >> That is That's crazy. I understand that >> four people on me right now. >> I understand it. You have you have plenty opportunity to give your license to an >> I had it in my hand. >> But you didn't do it and I I told you that. >> You should have gone. >> That's That's actually crazy. I'm literally working right now. I'm a driver. >> I I understand that. But you should have gave your license to license insurance required. It's not ma'am. Ma'am, hear me out. It's not that you call for a supervisor. No, no, it doesn't hurt like that. He asked for your license. >> I was literally about to call 911 myself. >> Good thing you did. It would have been another charge for that, too. >> For what? >> 911. >> Because I felt unsafe. Like literally. >> Hey, >> I can't wait to car for a vehicle. >> There's only so much disrespect anyone can take. Even when the sergeant finally showed up, she threw around accusations like the officers were villains. Totally out of line. They stayed calm, pushing the investigation forward. But she had zero intention of playing along. She kept resisting and whining like a toddler denied candy, turning a simple stop into her personal reality show. [Music] Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yeah. >> Thanks a lot for coming. Thanks a lot. I don't want to hear no allegations. Just believe. Thank you guys for coming, man. You should hear an allegation. Appreciate having a lot. I tried to help her. I tried to help everyone. >> She fle She just flew right there and then when I started putting the lights, the car's about to go ahead and take off. I said, "Oh Lord, this is not good." >> Um, do she have her key? >> Is it a push? >> It probably drop it cuz she dropped this. She dropped this phone with back in there. >> See if it is in there. is closing. >> All right. >> It's under the seat. The car's [Music] in there. >> We get the ID so I can get the same form, right? >> Yeah. Just leave the phone and everything in here. >> She got somebody to pick up the vehicle. >> It's on it. Atlantic. >> What's the keys? >> I don't know. >> Let me see if she Let me see if she got it. >> Excuse me. You have your keys on you? >> She have them? >> No. It must have fell in between. Let's check the other side of the door. >> Here. Is this it? There you go. >> Yes. We get her for information. She remained dramatic yet compliant. A reluctant performer in the choreography dictated by law. It was a reminder that sometimes resisting a tiny request can spiral into chaos bigger than anyone anticipated. Hint, the finale isn't over yet, and consequences loom large. >> Got the license. Run for me. >> I got the license. Number >> Yeah, >> this will this will turn it on and drive. >> Yeah. Just make sure So, it's miscellaneous personal items. >> Miscellaneous clothing. >> She's doing the tow slip. Don't worry about that. >> Does she want her phone? >> Huh? Does she want her phone? >> Yeah. Just take it out of the Leave the case in there. Just give her the phone and turn it off. >> Yeah. Yeah. Give her a telephone number. Excuse me. What's your telephone number? >> Hey, brother. Thank you so much, man. Forgot coming. >> Yeah. >> Just let you know you're here making the allegations of lies. Step out. I'm just going to stand right here. Okay. That's all we're doing. All right. >> Any injuries or anything like that? >> My wrist hurt. >> Okay. Your wrist hurt, but no injuries or anything like that. Okay. >> He only said he had one phone. >> What do you mean? >> He only said he had one phone. I had two phones. >> There's two phones in there. Okay. They'll find they'll they'll >> Is there any way that I can take my take? >> You can sit down. >> I can sit down. >> You sit down. Have a seat. Let me explain. Have a seat. >> Ma'am, have a seat. I'll explain everything to you. All right. So, those so those opportunities for you to have all those things are already gone. Right now, we're going to tow the vehicle. You're going to be transfer. All right. Cuz you're getting arrested for uh resisting without arrest. They asked you several times for your license. Yes. They asked you several times for your license. You refused to do it. >> I So in my >> But so your opportunity was already gone. All right. You have any other questions for me? >> Said like one more opportunity. Like >> there was like legit criminals and [ __ ] out there. >> If I ran a stop sign, maybe I did. I'm sorry. >> I I got that. But one chance was enough for me. They gave you several opportunities. >> I didn't even have an opportunity to speak to you yet. >> It's not But it's not like you don't have it like that. You don't get have to speak to the sergeant and then No. They're here to do their job. I'm going to do it. >> You told me that you weren't here yet. >> So, but what I also told you is as soon as those lights turned on, you were already detained. >> Yes. >> So, you had to show him. >> You had to show them. You don't have a choice in the matter. >> I think so. >> Sounds all right. Give us a couple minutes and uh they'll do the paperwork and wait for jump. All right. >> I understand that. Wait, >> sir. Officers started rifling through her stuff and she flipped out over her second phone like someone was about to vanish into thin air with it. Meanwhile, everything was right there, untouched, no mysterious thieves in sight. You got to wonder why she was sweating over her junk instead of just playing nice with the officers. >> Step out. We're going to try and get all your jewelry and stuff off you. Okay. Seal. >> Yeah, she you can do it with her gentle hand so they don't they'll rip it out of the gel. Okay. Stand there and take this out of your head, too. Is that a clip? How do you get >> pull it out? >> Pull that out. Pull it out. >> Do you have like any other piercings on your clothes? trying to get in your house. Hey, don't go get that door. >> Oh, ring. >> Tour rings or anything? By bunny ring. >> All you have on is this dress. Do you have shorts on underneath? >> You have Bobby. >> Do I have both my phones? >> You have one of your phones. The other phones in your car still. >> Which color one? >> The pink one. We have the one that you were holding on to. >> I took the other phone. >> It's in your car. >> Why? >> It's in your car. Get in the car now. You have full pull out, please. Okay. Please get these on. >> They're not coming out. >> You know you're under arrest, right? >> I'm in your car, though. Where am I going to go? But that's how you got to be in the car. You have a bracelet. Oh [ __ ] One more. I have bobby pins in my hand. That's crazy. >> You can't have bobby pins in a jail. I'm saying if I wanted to go, I had bobby pins in my hair. >> If she had just played it straight, maybe things wouldn't have blown up this badly. Now she's crying about lost opportunities. Imagining the sergeant firing everyone just to roll out a red carpet for her. News flash, that's all fantasy land. The law doesn't bend for your ego trips, no matter how much she thinks she's the main character. That could have been gone a long time ago. I really wanted you to have made the situation worse. So let's just deal with it now, not what you could have done. Insane. >> I'm hurting now. That's why I'm asking. Can I just get them off? You're not going off. You're under arrest. This is what happens to people who are under arrest in a vehicle. They are. You get to the jail. I don't know what [Music] your Just give me a second. You got to move your hands to the front so your hands no longer have to be in the back anymore. Okay. >> All right. >> Just a couple questions I ask you that I ask every not trying to give you a hard time or anything like that. Just ask questions. >> Um, did you go to the hospital today for any reason? >> No. >> Involved in a car accident today? >> No. >> Are you hurt? In or anything like that? >> No. >> Are you pregnant? >> No. >> You take any medications? >> No. >> Drugs or alcohol today? >> No. >> How old? >> Okay. Do you have any body jewelry of any kind? >> No. Like I said, I am going to move your hands to the front. Give me one second. I am going to take these other ones off. Just one second. See, how's that? Okay. This is going around your waist. So, I can move your hands to the front. Give me one second while I put this around your waist. And then I will move your other I will move your hands to the front and take the other hand. And I try to make this tight and try to make this snug. Okay. Like I said, I will be taking off other hands off in one second. I will adjust this thing if you need it to adjust. Okay. [Music] Almost. >> Oh, yeah. It's a waist chain, you know, but it's just so I can move your hands to the front. I'm pretty sure you don't want I pretty sure you don't want to be in handcuffs, period. But I'm pretty sure you don't want them your hands to be in the back the whole time. You know what I mean? There you go. That better [Music] That's not right. >> Can you hold this? Sure. By the end, she was handcuffed and the scenario wrapped up like a cautionary tale. The chaos that began over a stop sign and an ID request had escalated into a full legal tango. Her actions, refusing the ID, calling for a supervisor claiming danger, set her on a path to arrest, illustrating how small decisions can snowball. She was charged with resisting arrest, and her case is currently pending. So, 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. 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