Step out. >> Not stepping. >> Come on, get out. We're not doing this. >> What are you doing? I'm not stepping out. >> You're under arrest. Get out. >> What are you doing to me? >> In policing, we often have repeat customers. And when you have a repeat customer that encounters a deputy don't play that, you know that it's not going to go well. You'll first get the pleading, you'll get the denial, and then you get the tears. But very rarely do you get someone that calls 911 on the police. But if they do, they're going to jail. This is one of those. Hey, how's it going, ma'am? You got your driver's license on you? Okay. So, Tiffany, you're you're suspended right now, okay? When you passed me, I immediately knew it was you. I've stopped this vehicle before. >> suspended. You got a 12-point suspension. >> got I just got I just got I just got I just got that I just got that I just got that license. >> Nope. You're you're suspended right now. >> Listen. Listen, that is not true. I just got my license. >> It's saying you're suspended. >> going to have to call your boss. >> Nope, we're not doing this again, okay? >> to call your boss. I got my license. >> I don't have to do anything for you, okay? This is going to go how I I say it's going to go, okay? You're suspended. You're not driving. And it's a 12-point suspension, so I can place you under arrest and book you in the jail right now. >> driver's test. I took a driver's test. You're a liar. Call your boss. You have to call your boss. >> Nope, I'm not going to. >> to call your boss. >> But I'm just not going to, so >> calling your boss. You have to call your boss. >> No, I'm not going to. Some interesting things that I've noticed from this, okay? They know each other. They've dealt with each other before. The officer's positioning, not a fan of this standing side on here. Behind the B pillar is the best position to be. However, with these driver's suspension things, sometimes there can be confusion. The officer had a lot of information inside the vehicle. You run a registered owner of a vehicle, you can get information back. You know the person, you can run them. There can be some confusion as far as timing when a person gets things completed because Department of Motor Vehicles works pretty well with the information that they put in the system, but there can be some lapses. And it's interesting to see how this will go. >> Is that your driver's license right there? >> This is my This was my permit before I got that driver's license. >> Okay. Nope, it's saying you're suspended. >> You're going to have to call your boss. >> No. >> Well, what are you going to do? You have to call your boss. I just >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. >> It smells like burnt marijuana in the car and your eyes are bloodshot. >> Are you kidding me? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> Are you kidding me? >> I'm asking you a question. >> one bloodshot red eye I've had for a week. >> You have two. >> Are you for real right now? >> Have you had anything to smoke today? >> No. >> Anything to smoke recently within the past few days? >> Please call your cop Please call your boss. >> No, I'm not going to. >> You have to call your boss. I don't know why you're picking on me right now. >> Because you still have the tinted windows I can pull you over for that. And when I ran your license plate when you're still in Lawrence Township it said you're suspended. >> That's not true. >> It is true. >> true. >> Mhm, the computer don't lie. >> true. >> Okay. Hold on for me. Here's this back for you. >> to call your boss. >> No. Can you advise the suspension types she has? That's clear. 803 are you en route? >> 809 [snorts] is on the phone non-compliant with the registry. >> So it looks like he's confirming it with dispatch cuz again some of this stuff is clerical between the DMV and what information the officer gets and the best information the officer has is what he goes off of. Again, just hoping that there's no confusion as far as timing goes. That's clear. Thank you. Okay, yep. You get You got five open suspensions. >> Listen. Listen, I promise you right now I am not lying to you. I just got my license. Why do you keep telling me no? >> No. >> Why do you keep doing that? >> a driver's license. >> What are you talking about? >> a driver's license. >> That paperwork says I have a driver's Why are you laughing? >> I'm not laughing. >> I'm calling 911 is what I'm doing. >> Don't call 911. I'm going to write you for misuse of 911. >> I'm going to call 911. >> I'm I'm telling you right now if you call 911 hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. Hang up the phone. I'm going to write you for misuse of 911. Hang up the phone. There's no reason to call 911. I'm I'm telling you right now Are you on the phone with 911? Do not I hung up. Do not call 911 again. I will call right now if you don't let me speak to a supervisor. Step out for me. I'm not stepping out. Ma'am, step out for me. I'm not stepping out. Step out. stepping out. Come on, get out. I'm not stepping out. we're not doing this. What are you doing? I'm not stepping out. You're under arrest. GET OUT. WHAT ARE YOU doing to me? A03, step it up. She's calling 911. Listen, I need help. I need help. I need help. I need help, please. THERE'S A THERE'S LITERALLY AN OFFICER Get out. Oh my god, what are you doing? What are you doing? Give me the phone. Give me the phone. You're under arrest. STOP. STOP. >> [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. STOP IT. STOP. STOP IT. A03, SHE'S GOING TO STEP IT UP. PUT YOUR HANDS behind your back. Stop it. Stop it. STOP IT. STOP IT. RELAX. STOP IT. OKAY, so let's talk about this right here while he's holding her. She's not fully in custody yet. It doesn't appear that he handcuffed her yet. Here's some things. Two times I heard him say step it up. So when they say step it up, that means get here quick to the backup unit and that backup unit is going to roll code. The first time he said step it up, he said step it up, she's calling 911 and then the second time she was resisting him. So she said she's resisting, so step it up. So what's going to happen? The officer obviously lights and siren and getting there as quickly as they possibly can. Whenever I watch these, I always say, is there a way that we could have avoided having another unit roll code to our situation? Personal to me, have had fellow officers lose their lives rolling code. I'm not saying that this isn't a justifiable. What I'm saying is it should always be thought and presence of mind to say should I have them rolling code to my location? Always happens because I know officers who lost their lives. Not only that, what if they hit a civilian who just isn't paying attention while they're driving? We know people are distracted driving all the time. Rolling code should be only utilized when you definitely need it. And I'm not going to make the judgment call from here, but this is something that I definitely want officers to think about. If you have someone roll code to your location, is this necessary? >> Lean up against my CAR RIGHT NOW. >> [screaming] >> I'M HOLDING YOU LIKE THIS UNTIL SOMEBODY CAN COME AND handcuff you. No, you're under arrest. >> Wait, I didn't even need to do that. >> Stop. Stop it. Spread your feet right now. >> I can't believe you can do >> Stop it. >> I can't believe you can do Stop holding me so hard. >> you've already resisted. No, you've already pulled away from me. I'm waiting till my partner gets here. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. You're under arrest. You are under arrest. Spread your feet. Spread your feet. >> [music] >> Now, this woman is absolutely making things harder for everyone involved. And honestly, it's similar to how Medicare companies seem to make it nearly impossible to find the right Medicare plan for you, which is exactly why Chapter was created. You see, as we speak, potentially millions are on the wrong Medicare plan without even realizing it. But Chapter connects you with independent advisors who are completely salary based and will compare every plan that's available to you and help you understand what best fits your needs. The call is completely free. It only takes about 20 minutes. And over the past few months, they've helped many channel viewers such as Phil who was able to find a plan that was two times [music] cheaper with the help of Chapter. So, call Chapter today at 844-533-6078. Again, that's 844-533-6078 and find the plan that's right for you. >> She keeps trying to get away. I'm just Go ahead and cuff. I got her hands. Face the vehicle. She's already resisted. I already checked see just she's still suspended. She has You are suspended. I can't She called 911 twice on me. I did. I look, you're still suspended. Going to mark a female 21, break. If you contact the county, she called 911 multiple times. In custody. >> So, here's an interesting thing. So, I heard the officer say, "Can you contact county cuz she called 911 multiple times?" So, this is jurisdictional thing as far as where calls that come into different call centers and it happens all over the entire country. You can cross jurisdictions from one side of the street to the other. So, the 911 call which is lady screaming, "He's got me. He's doing something." I think the dispatcher might not even know that she was talking about an officer. It could have been a domestic or whatever. So, this 911 thing is a very interesting challenge to deal with. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hey ma'am, this is Officer Aurora from Florence Township. Um I'm sorry she called you. She She was just being placed under arrest and she decided to call you guys. I don't know why. Um I have my dispatcher from the Red Center. They're contacting you guys just so that way you guys won't have to send a deputy out here to confirm the 911 hang up, but >> So, that was the call. That was an open line to 911, I believe, where this lady was screaming and the officer squared it away and said, "Hey, listen. This was this lady calling on me, an officer." So, they're going to communicate with each other and clear out this 911 disconnect or open line 911 with the lady screaming. >> That's what that was all about. Yep, I appreciate. I'm sorry that happened. She wasted your time. Clear. Break to dispatch. Okay. Okay. Can you start a tow? Look. Look at the computer. >> But look at the date on my license. How am I supposed to know that, though? Okay. Listen. All I'm saying. Listen. She's like five of these suspensions. Six. Allow me to explain, okay? If you take a deep breath. Every time we go through this. >> Every time. >> Listen. You're under arrest right now for misuse of 911 because you called 911 twice when >> I told you twice, don't do it. Don't do it. Don't do it. >> Second of all, we asked you to get out of the vehicle how many times and every time you put up a fight. Last time Last time we we let you totally go. We let you go. We didn't even tow your car. >> So, this is an interesting statement by the female that's in custody. She's saying, "Please don't do that to me." And what's interesting is that when I've dealt with people who have these multiple suspensions and these multiple interactions with the police, that instead of saying, "Don't do that to me." they should be saying, "Why am I doing this to myself?" Because in law enforcement, you get blamed for every woe in a person's life. And on top of trying to do everything right, you're still going to get people that complain. And this lady is putting the onus on her bad driving decisions on the police. And it's just not fair, but it happens all the time. >> This is the now the second or third time we've dealt with you and you act like this and it is unacceptable. Okay, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. >> Allow me to address the female officer. Obviously, if you watch this channel, you know I'm going to say the ponytail thing's completely not tactical. It creates a huge amount of danger. If someone were to grab that ponytail, what level of force does the officer have to go to to get the person from pulling their head back where they can't even have a visual? And a tight bun is the safest way to do it. I do, also however, commend her. She looks like she's in phenomenal shape. It said K9 on the back. It's not easy to become a K9 handler. And she stepped right up, took care of business, showed her knowledge of the law, high police IQ in a lot of ways from what I see. Very high police IQ. >> You have the right to an silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one will Okay. >> Okay. >> Do we still have to ask her if she wants to do the SFSTs after all that? >> Um maybe. Do you want me to check her eyes? Do you want me to check me? >> If you want to check her eyes real quick, I'll go Yeah. >> Okay, so I I've been extremely extremely patient. There's a couple other things, um but I know she's not going to do anything, so we can try to pull her out. Um but it's going to be disastrous. >> She won't Okay. >> She She already is saying that I'm harassing her >> Okay. >> by making her do tests and >> 51 dispatch, I'll be out with that in a minute. >> Her eyes were squinting. Her eyes were squinting and I asked her to open up her eyes and she said that I'm harassing her now and that I'm >> You could smell that on her right away back there, couldn't you? And then there's open container in here. >> Oh, there is. >> Yeah. Well, I'll ask her if she wants to do any field sobriety. Probably not. Hey Tiffany. I know she already looked at your eyes. Do you want to do any field sobriety? >> I'm I'm not on anything. I'll >> Okay. It still smells like burnt marijuana in my car. So that would lead me to believe that you had just recently smoked marijuana. >> I promise you I'm not on anything. You can drug test me. You can do whatever. >> Okay. >> Are you taking me to jail? >> You You're still going to be under arrest regardless for all the other offenses, but do you want to do any field sobriety in the meantime? Do you want to do them? I I have to offer them to you. >> What is the point if you're taking me to jail? What is the point? What is the point? I'm not on anything. Give me a breathalyzer. I'm >> I don't I don't I don't think it's I don't think it's alcohol. >> Okay, I'm not on anything. >> Okay. So do you want to do any field sobriety tests? >> What do you want me to do? >> I can't You You do? >> Yes, whatever you need me to do. >> Come on, Albert. It didn't have to go like all this. I'm going to take this panel off of her. One more time. Okay, so bring your fingers like this. I don't want you to sing the alphabet, okay? What I want you to do is I want you to start on the letter D and then on Y, okay? Don't sing it. Just start on D and then on Y. >> D E F G H I J K L M N O P W X Q Y >> Okay. You're good. Just go and face that way for me now, okay? >> We noticed that she did the HGN, which I've explained many, many times and I'll always explain the horizontal gaze nystagmus, looking for nystagmus and involuntary jerking of the eyes when you follow a stimulus. We also saw the officer do the vertical nystagmus as well, which you can pick up a lot of different things, not just heavy booze. You can pick up different types of narcotics. Sometimes a person can have a nystagmus as a medical condition and many people have chimed in on that as well. And then this other test, starting the alphabet at D and stopping at another letter towards the end of the alphabet and not singing it. And I think I've seen this done on like boats and stuff like that where people can't do walk and turn and other things, but it's one of the other field sobriety tests that I've seen. >> Put your hands up here. Hands back. Go and put your palms together. It'll be more comfortable. >> I want really briefly say something about the handcuffing. He did a really good job with the handcuffing. I hope that none of you end up getting handcuffed when you're watching these videos. You hear people complaining about handcuffing all the time and sometimes in just a rush or in the heat of the moment their cuffs get put on in a wonky way. The most ideal way for hands to be cuffed is [music] behind the back as though the person is clapping or praying behind the back. It causes the least amount of pain for them and you can do the double locking and checking for tightness easiest when the hands are in that position. >> I don't know if you think I just make this all up, but >> you're a very evil cop. That's what I think. >> Okay. >> I think you're extremely evil. >> Well, I'm not going to entertain any of this. Okay. Come on out, Tiffany. Okay. Come over here. You can sit on bench. I'm going to take one of these off and handcuff you to it. I need to read you something real quick. Okay. So, if you want to read you all this, you can follow along if you want, and we'll answer any questions you have afterwards, okay? >> Am I going to be going home to my kids tonight? >> I I don't know. You're still going to jail regardless. >> For the whole night? >> I don't know. It depends on when you get out of the county. I told you don't call 911 again or you're going to be under arrest. >> I called 911 cuz I was afraid. >> Okay. I don't know why. >> Here's the key. Um So, I just got pulled over. And um I'm not going to be home tonight. >> [snorts] >> Um I can't get a hold of her. The phone is dead. Will you call her and let her know I'm not coming home tonight? Somebody's going to have to get her. >> Do you have a wallet or anything? >> Okay. Tell her I love her. Keys. Keys. >> Got them. >> Hello. >> I'd like to freeze the frame right here. Initially, when they brought her in after she was searched, they cuffed her to the bench. Now, it appears that she's not cuffed, and the officer has the back completely turned and is doing paperwork. Firearm exposed. Now, officers are going to know that this is definitely a triple retention holster, and there's another protective item that will prevent that holster from being withdrawn from the holster except for the officer doing or person that who knows how to manipulate it. But, is this a safe setup for officers where I see another bench where the location to do paperwork? The officer has their back to a suspect. And in this case, the suspect isn't handcuffed. Not a great practice. And this is not me blaming [music] the officers. I'm just not a fan of this setup, and any officer who has a reason why this would be an ideal setup, please chime in. And this is definitely a bench where a person would be handcuffed to. I can see the little hole there where they would be cuffed. [music] >> Please tell me how long am I going to be held for? Can you please >> Ma'am, I I'm not going to lie to you. I have no idea. When they take you to the jail and then you cross over that line, they have everything to do with that. I have nothing to do with that. I told you last night, I dropped off a felony and he was out in 4 hours. So, if it's not a crime of violence, they're not going to hold you, okay? >> Right. How was my license suspended? That's what I need to know. I just got my license. >> 12-point suspension. That is No, no, listen to this. Let me show you cuz you'll never be able to see this without me here. >> all my past, all of the >> No, this is current. >> That's already on my >> This is current, ma'am. Do you think that I'm making this up and this is fabricated? That literally says you're suspended. Says you're suspended. Says you're suspended. Says you're suspended. Says you're suspended. >> Yeah. >> No, that's you. You think you're making it up. I know what it means, ma'am. What we're saying is it was a very active process to get her license back. They had to go They had to They had to go back and forth to the actual court and come down into law office. So, I don't know how they would process that cuz the lady clearly said that she could not process it if she still was under suspension. >> Right. So, I see on her license it says that her license was issued to her on May 30th of 2024. >> Three of these suspensions >> Three of these Three of these suspensions started June 5th. >> What day was it? >> June 5th. So, that's after you got your license reinstated, you got three more suspensions. >> No, I No, no. >> That's what I'm telling you is on paper. >> They're making it up cuz I smell like weed in here. >> Um no, [ __ ] I I'm not the arresting officer. He put her through field sobriety test. He Whatever he saw, he believes that she's impaired. She had open red eyes. She had She had alcohol in the car. She had open containers in the car. She had weed pens everywhere. She had weed over in the car. She had pipes all over the car. She smelled like weed. >> Pipes in the car? >> Yeah. There was glass pipes in the car. >> No, there isn't. There's two in the glove box. >> There's two in the glove box. They're still in there. Okay. You're going to get off the phone. I I never let people talk on the phone and I let her talk on the phone with you for longer than I should. She's being disrespectful and I'm done with it. So, I'm going to let you go. >> Okay. You are and you talked yourself into jail, just so you know. This is 100% your fault. If you get out tonight, you might you might not. >> I'm not sure why you're being so rude to me, but I didn't do anything. >> You're going to go and get up. You're going in here. I'm done talking to you. >> So, why are you being so rude to me? It's never why am I bringing this on myself? This is a good lesson for people because it's about maturity cuz I think that when people are really really young and they don't reach the stage of maturity, I understand that it's not the police's fault. Really interesting point is she did get her license fixed and then a few days later some other suspensions popped up and I talked about this in another video. It's that traffic citation hole. You get so many citations that you can't catch up and then you end up with all these different suspensions and then blaming it on the police. It just doesn't work. What it says here and this is not confirmed it says that she was booked on DUI, obstructing official business, resisting arrest, misuse of 911, open container, driving on suspended license, driving under suspension, [music] and tinted windows. So, they maxed her out and I talked about that hole that a person can get into. 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