Stop. Stop. >> Let go. >> No, I'm not letting go of you. >> You a stop. >> I spit on your mama grave. >> Stop. >> Exactly. Why? >> Chesting up the car. >> All right. She's getting pepper spray. Watch your face. >> You better not pepper spray. >> Then you stop this if you're getting sprayed. You got about 2 seconds to stop fighting. >> On May 10th, 2024, what should have been a routine stolen vehicle stop in Madison blew up into pure chaos. Carana Martin ignored every command, pushed every boundary, and turned a simple recovery into a patients sapping roller coaster for the officers. Every move screamed defiance, and the whole encounter was a lesson in how quickly normal can spiral into absurd. >> Hands. >> Show me your hands. Put your hands out the window now. >> Open up the car door with your left hand. >> Keep your hands up. Step out of the vehicle. Let me see your hand. Show me your hand. Keep your hands up. Turn and face away from me. Face away from me. Turn more to your right. >> I am away from you. >> No. Face away from me. >> Hey, if you do anything dumb, you're going to get bit by a dog. >> So, listen to the officer. >> Keep your hands in the air. >> You can see my hand. >> I don't care. Keep them up in the air. Walk backwards to the sound of my voice. Backwards to the sound of my voice. Not facing me. Keep your hand in the air. >> Anyone else? Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> We're being in a stolen car. >> Put your hands on your >> Stop. My life is getting super rough handling like this. >> Yeah, well, you shouldn't have tried to pull away when you're in a stolen car. Hold her for a second. >> Let go. >> Stop. Stop. >> Let go. >> No, I'm not letting go of you. >> You stop. hospital or your mama gra >> stop the bad >> break my nail I'm suing your white ass >> that's fine >> all right let's fix these cuffs so they don't get too tight >> control him going to break my [ __ ] you're trying to take a deep breath >> yeah cuz you're [ __ ] Am I right? >> You're incuffed cuz you're in a stolen car. Okay. >> It's not a stolen car. >> Then we push you against the car cuz you start You guys didn't even ask me any questions. Y'all just >> Yeah. That's not how it works in stolen cars. >> Okay. Well, you guys need to >> sit tight. We're going to fix the cuffs. Make sure they're not too tight. >> [ __ ] cuffs. How about that? >> Take a deep breath. Watch my back. I got her. >> Yep. >> Again. >> I got guns on me. I'm out of you. >> Good luck with that. That sounds like a great plan, ma'am. No. Get in. Get in. >> You guys get in the car. >> Tell me what you're not playing games. >> You got me [ __ ] up. >> You're an idiot. >> You don't have to shoot me. >> Now you're under arrest. >> [ __ ] you better have sit back. Sit back. Sit back. >> So now you're under arrest for resisting. >> Martin didn't just resist. She went full-on chaos queen, turning every simple command into a circus act. Hands up, hands down, spin, flop. like rules were optional and drama mandatory. The cops were stuck juggling authority and their patience watching logic walk out the door. It was less law enforcement, more front row seats to a liveaction sitcom nobody signed up for. >> I don't care. >> Step out. We're going to >> search your legs. >> Give my shoes. >> Move your legs. >> Hey, man. >> Hey, why you push her in there like that? >> Because she wouldn't get in the car. So she wants So okay >> I have cameras >> and I do too. >> I got a body cam on >> I I was recording the entire thing >> red dot not even showing up. >> It's on. It's recording. You can request the video. Okay. >> She showed up. >> It came out. >> He's been here all morning. >> That's fine. He's not going to be released. >> That's his sister. He was talking to her. She has 10 right now. He was all morning, wrapping up, pulling all the guns out. There's usually guns involved in a gun, brother. That's cool. That's cool and all, but he was at work is what we say. >> Okay. And if that's the case, he'll be released shortly. >> Okay. I know aggressive. >> I'm saying y'all got to calm her down. She excited. >> You could tell everybody excited. Y'all 300 lb [ __ ] is folding her arms up and pushing the door. >> All I got for you guys, you're free to stand here and film. Just don't get any closer. that [ __ ] right there. >> And I'm happy to hear that story. I have to read you your Miranda rights first before. >> Yeah, cuz you guys never did that. You guys never explain where we at right now. Okay. >> So, you're under arrest for being in the stolen car and then also for kicking us when we're trying to get you in the car, >> right? But you can't be under arrest for making my knuckles attempted battery, >> but you're going to charge me with that. But you guys were It was like for you guys reflectingly and all the all my co-workers know that. So, I will be suing the Madison Police Department. You're here to help too cuz you guys broke one right again. >> Can I have my shoes? >> Place your hands behind your back. >> Can I have my shoes? >> I'm not giving you your shoes right now. >> Martin turned a simple arrest into a full-blown wrestling match. Flailing, kicking, and selling every move like it was Broadway. The officers trained for control ended up as background extras in her solo drama. Every twist and shout screamed, "Look at me." And just when you think the chaos peaked, she's already plotting her next big scene. >> You're not running the show right now. Step out of the car. >> Can I have the car? I'm going to make you. >> I don't want to do that. Please. >> That's a threat. You're threatening. This is This is exactly why. >> Chassel. >> This is exactly why. >> Chassel, get the car. >> All right. She's getting pepper spray. Watch your face. >> You better not pepper spray. >> Then you stop resisting. You're getting sprayed. You got about 2 seconds to stop fighting. Cut it out or you're getting [ __ ] pepper sprayed. You understand? >> If you resist one more time, you're getting sprayed. >> Look, all four of y'all. >> You're a big girl. >> You're a big boy and you're weak as [ __ ] Y'all need better training. >> Stop squirming. >> I'm not squirming. >> You're going to get sprayed. All right. Get the other wrist here. All right. Two cuffs on the back in the seat. >> Okay. Double locking them in a second. >> That's what she was getting out of her pants when I saw >> um actually it was a piece of information. If you searched me right, you know, >> both cuffs are locked. We got to get a search on you now. Okay. So, whatever you do, >> I have my knee out against the wheel. You're hurting me. >> Well, you tried kicking them. So, you're going to keep your leg straight. >> You're going to keep your leg straight. >> I got it. I got it, too. You guys want to search the left leg? Yep. I mean, you really got to try to relax here. You're not helping yourself. >> You guys are pissing me off. Look at my face. >> Yeah, you shouldn't have been in a car. Huh? >> Well, if I bought a car from It's not our fault you were in a stolen car. >> Well, it's not my fault somebody stole me a stolen car. >> It is your fault you followed police. >> There's no excuse for that. >> Police. How do you sound? [ __ ] as hell. >> Says the girl getting arrested for being in a stolen car. >> Because the one who only feels tough behind, [ __ ] >> All [ __ ] I'm sorry you feel that way. Left side. Good. My leg is bigger. Okay. If you can just return your front. [Music] >> Look. I can't even. >> Anything in your jacket, ma'am. >> I feel like my wrist is going to break. So, if you're done, >> then how about you stop squirming? Stand up like normal. >> How can I stand up? You're pulling my arm. >> Is there anything in your bra? No. [ __ ] let me down. Y'all going to make me [ __ ] rip the Should be good. >> Okay, get back in the car. >> Your weak ass out. >> Do not [ __ ] kick. >> Hang on. Hang on. I got both legs. I'm going to get out of the way and then while I >> Yeah. Get out the way. >> Step out of the way. Watch your feet. You're going to break your toe. >> You're It's probably already [ __ ] broken, [ __ ] My leg is in the door. >> Lift it up. >> I can't get up. >> Okay. Lift your leg up. Put your legs in the car. Scoot back. Can you scoot back? >> I don't mean I can do it myself. >> No, you keep trying to kick me. >> Look what you did to me. >> Back. >> I can't. >> Even locked down and cuffed, Martin couldn't resist turning defiance into a standup set, tossing insults like confetti while bending every excuse she could find. The officers stayed locked in, finishing searches and tightening restraints while she wriggled like a live wire. Her words kept coming, making sure Chaos had one more encore before the ride finally slowed down. >> Congratulations, felony. >> Good job. >> You're really proud of yourself today. >> I am. >> You're an outstanding. >> Hope you're proud of yourself for being a weak ass officer. >> And um where is all of my belongings? Like I keep asking, >> they're up here. >> That's illegal for you to do that. You're not doing your job. >> I am doing my job. That's why you're in our back seat. >> Hey, you'll be you. I'll be here for you later. >> We can do that because a lot of times stolen cars are involved with guns and drugs and you're sitting in a stolen car. So that's what happens. >> I have no recognition though. I just bought >> Okay, that's fine. But innocent people that just bought a car usually don't fight with the police or try to kick them. So >> that's what I like to talk about as you can see. And every time you guys have always grouchandled me and I >> Well, it's probably because you try to kick us >> because now my wrist and my ankle hurt. >> Okay, there's a nurse at the jail. We'll talk about that. >> No, I'm not going to jail. You guys need to take >> You are 1,000% going to jail. Attempted battery to a law enforcement officer. I believe it's a felony. >> Um, so you're in a bit of trouble here, Miss Martin. >> So, you do have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against the court of law. Uh, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have one present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed at county expense to represent you before any questioning if you so wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. So, Miss Martin, do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> I need a yes or no, please. >> Yes. >> And having these rights in mind, you wish to talk to me? >> No. >> Perfect. You're going to jail for attempted battery to a law enforcement officer. Um, what about all those drugs in your purse? >> Those aren't drugs. [Music] Okay. Yeah, I just got to check the the number. >> The ride to Dne County Jail was less transport and more liveaction chaos tour. Head smashes, kicks, and non-stop threats made the squad car feel like a battlefield. Officers had to track every stunt, every outburst, stacking charges like trophies of defiance. By the end, Martin's brazen resistance finally hit a wall. Proof that wild choices come with heavy consequences. Khana Martin was charged with attempted battery on a law enforcement officer, operating a motor vehicle without the owner's consent, felony bail jumping, battery to law enforcement, carrying a concealed weapon, and criminal escape. 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. And hey, don't forget to share this video with your friends and family so they don't miss out on the fun. And now, here's a challenge for you. On your screen, you're seeing the four best playlists. Click on anyone and I promise you won't regret it. You'll definitely enjoy this one. See you next time. Till then, keep watching.