I can't give me the keys. Let's go with my [ __ ] All right, you're under arrest. Step out of the car. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. MA'AM. MA'AM. MA'AM, DROP THE KNIFE. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Sometimes a simple traffic violation turns into an ego battle where a person starts digging their own downfall. This scene feels no less than a dramatic film [music] where a 20-year-old woman chose a path just to avoid her car being towed. A choice that ultimately [music] pushed her straight behind bars. When the law is doing its job and you have no insurance, no registration, [music] and no license, resistance only leads to humiliation and consequences. Watch how a minor stop slowly transforms into chaos, >> [music] >> violence, and serious criminal charges that could have been avoided easily. >> [clears throat] >> Hey, how we doing? Hey, I'm Officer Riker, Mount Laurel. Please just Pardon me, just got to lay in the body cameras on, okay? Can I take a look at your license, registration, proof of insurance, please? Thank you. By the way, we just got this car from the shop. Okay. >> Um it's been in the shop for like almost a year. >> been there for like a year. Okay. Thank you. Is this still a good address for you, the Marlton one? Yeah. Okay. Can I ask why I got pulled over? Yeah, so it looks like you're um I Well, you got a couple of things going on here. You got the uh stuff hanging from the rearview mirror there. You can't have that. Um he doesn't have his seatbelt on and then also your uh registration looks like it's suspended possibly. Uh So. Yeah, probably is cuz it's been in the car for so long. Do you have uh your license on you, sir? Thank you. Registration is probably expired like whatever year. >> The suspect's tone from the start feels [music] defensive as if preparing excuses already, trying to confuse the officer with long explanations about the vehicle's condition. It becomes obvious that she is creating a web of words to hide facts, [music] but in front of the law, documents speak louder than stories, and excuses only raise more suspicion in such situations. So, you said the car was in the shop for a year? Yeah, basically. It had a So, they thought it was a What did they think it was? A differential? But it turns out it was >> case. Yeah, it turns out it was the transfer case. It took them a while. Okay. >> Yeah, it took a They kept it for a straight year? Yeah, and then I was like >> heard of that one, you know what I mean? That'd be a lot of money in storage fee. I would assume they'd charge you for it sitting there or anything. >> Mhm. They put a starter and a back window on for me. Yeah, the back glass was broken. Okay. Uh do you have insurance for the vehicle, ma'am? >> sorry. It's on my phone. Okay. Thank you. Let me just call my grandmother real >> [snorts] [snorts] >> Where are you guys coming from this morning? The hotel. Hotel? In Mount Laurel or? Yeah, the Motel 6. Uh okay. Got you. How do you like it there? Was it nice or what? No, we've stayed at way nicer places. We just stayed there I got you. You trying to pull it up on an app or something? No, I'm calling my grandmother cuz I'm under her policy. Okay. All right, yeah, if she could send a picture of it or something like that as long as it shows that it's for this vehicle during this time, that would be good. I'm going to go do some things in my car real quick, okay? Now, the situation moves toward checking documents, and the suspect's nervousness becomes clearly visible. >> [music] >> She repeatedly pretends to call her grandmother just to buy time, but her body language strongly suggests something is seriously wrong. The officer remains calm and [music] patient, giving her every opportunity, but the suspect's anxiety continues to grow. Yep. Yep. What up? Well, what's the expired reg, expired inspection, no insurance, suspended DL. Uh 1 2 3 4. And we're going to get um >> [sighs] >> display, improper display, and um DL. All right. And let's see. 39 3 40. So, let's see. Mhm. Mhm. Should I tow this vehicle? Mhm. You have the three strikes. I [snorts] know I'm not sure three strikes. I was always told to do like the three strike rule where it's like suspended or no DL. Yeah. No insurance, [snorts] no registration. Yeah, I'm going to Yeah, [snorts] I'm going to tow it. 36 167 or 168 from 177. Okay to tow this vehicle. Suspended DL, expired reg, no insurance. Hey, I don't think uh if you got one of you guys went over the radio, I couldn't hear your response. Yeah, you're you're good for the uh Okay. All right, thank you. I appreciate it. All right, later. When the officer checks the system, >> [music] >> it is revealed that the vehicle is not even legal to be on the road with no insurance and no registration. The suspect's behavior slowly shifts toward aggression as she realizes her fabricated explanations are no longer working. Have any luck with the insurance? No. Okay. All right, sir. Here's your ID back, okay? I am issuing you a ticket for not wearing your seatbelt, okay? It's $47, and you can pay it at the website by the date down there. If you want to take it to court, it's your right to do so in that top right, okay? Okay. All right, you have any questions? No, I'm sorry. Okay. And then, ma'am, can you step out of the car and just talk to me in the back here? I got some paperwork for you. You're not under arrest or anything like that, but Yeah, yep. Thank you. >> Don't mind my outfit. It's my bedtime outfit. So, listen. So, your your license is suspended. What? >> Your license Yeah, your license is suspended for having no for failure to have insurance. I'm not sure, but they said failure to have insurance. That's definitely my charger. It's not this car. >> so failure to have insurance is the reason why they suspended it, and then they also said persistent violator. So, I guess you have 18 18 points or something. Last year. How long is it suspended for? I I'm not 100% sure, but it's currently suspended, okay? So, there and the registration on this vehicle has been expired for a year, okay? So, that So, the registration on the vehicle is expired for a year, there's no insurance, and your license is suspended, okay? Bro. >> So, for those reasons, I can't let the vehicle be on the road, okay? We have to tow it. Tow what? Yeah, I have I have to tow it because there's literally nothing on the vehicle, you know what I mean? There's no registration. Can Can we try to wait and see if she answers? So, that So, that's why they Well, we've already waited a long time as it is, you know what I mean? Um and you have to be able to show insurance at the time of the stop. Um if you do have insurance on the vehicle, bring proof that the vehicle was insured at the time of the stop to court with you cuz you have you have some tickets here, okay? And the insurance the suspended or mandatory court anyway. So, might as well take all the tickets to court with you, honestly. Um this is going to be for the um Sorry, I apologize. What's a good phone number for Her behavior shows a mindset where she believes rules do not apply to him, and this ego prevents her from accepting reality, pushing her closer to a situation she cannot control anymore. At this [music] point, the seed of resistance starts forming in her mind. a A decision that will soon lead her into deeper trouble [music] and serious legal consequences. So just grab grab whatever you guys need out of the vehicle. Um and then you can arrange for a ride. What's up? I I have to unfortunately because there's literally nothing on the vehicle. Like there's nothing to help me out, you know what I mean? There's like you're supposed to have registration, a license, and insurance and there's and there's nothing. [music] >> pay for it to get out. We both have children, man. Can I please just drive it to >> I unfortunately I can't because cuz like I said so the registration's been [music] expired for a year. There's no insurance and she has a suspended license. And she's the registered owner. So there's I I can't unfortunately. There's there's nothing on the There's nothing to help me out, you know what I mean? Like if if she had a license and insurance but the vehicle was just a expired registration, wouldn't be a big deal but without any of the three things that are needed my hands are kind of tied, you know what I mean? They're still in the car. They're they're just getting their stuff out of the vehicle, whatever they need and then that's it. Hey man. You're good. Yep. Yeah, just whatever you need to get out of the car just do that um cuz he's got a he's got to get a move on with his job, you know what I mean? The real tension begins when the decision is made to tow the vehicle. The girl and her companion attempt to play emotional cards mentioning children to gain sympathy but it does not work. The officer remains firm making it clear that when basic legal requirements are missing, there is no room for exceptions. And just the tow truck driver's just going to need your vehicle key but you can take all the other keys off there and and keep them for yourself. Thanks. I appreciate you coming out. >> Yeah, no problem. Um So this is going to be for you. Thank you. Thank you. Chauffe has arrived. Hey man. Can I just explain these tickets to you too here? Yeah. So here's your here's your stuff back. You can keep these documents, okay? So listen, um like I said some of these are mandatory court date, okay? So the court date's going to be the same for all of them. It's June 3rd at 10:00 [music] a.m. If you need to reschedule, the court's address and phone number's up there, okay? Um just make sure you don't miss the court date or else you know how that could lead to a warrant and all that stuff. Just make sure if you need to reschedule you call them ahead of time, okay? Um So there's one for the the no insurance, okay? There's one for the reg being expired for a year. Um one for your suspended license, okay? Um And then we got So there's no front license plate on the vehicle and then this stuff hanging down from the rearview here and the inspection is no good as well, okay? Cuz that's been expired for a year. Like I said, some of these are payable, some of them are court mandatory. You could If you want to pay the ones that are payable, you can but like I said you got to go to court anyway so probably just take them all to court, honestly. Um but the court date's going to be the same for everything, okay? Um do you have any questions for me? Okay. Here, I'm going to leave you with these, okay? Thank you. The officer calmly explains the court date and citations but the suspect's expression shows complete disinterest. [music] Her silent resistance hints at an upcoming outburst that could turn the situation far worse than it already is. Hey guys. So for your vehicle, so they're taking it to Chauffe's Towing. It's going to It's in Cherry Hill, okay? >> Yeah, we need to stop at the police station to get the release >> Yes. Yes. Yep. Yeah, once So once you're able to show that there's registration and insurance on the vehicle and that you're the registered owner, just bring your license and show that you have registration and insurance. Also, you know that's good enough to get the vehicle out. Just bring a licensed driver with you unless you get your license reinstated before then. Um then you could drive it back but once you're able to show proof of registration and insurance, come down in any time with your ID and then uh the officer will release it to you, okay? Okay. Can you write down where my car is at? Uh so he can give you a business card. [music] So it's If you want to take a picture of the side of his truck or whatever you want to do, his the phone number and address is on there. But you need to come to the police station first, okay? So that's that's the Mount Laurel Police. Can you grab my car key? The towing crew arrives and the suspect is asked to remove her belongings. Every movement she makes is slow, clearly an attempt to delay the process. >> [music] >> Her behavior tests the officer's patience though the situation is still under control. However, [music] tension in the air is undeniable. You guys are good, right? Okay. All right. They're good. They got everything. Uh the key should be in Did you guys leave the key in there? I don't know where it's at. Somewhere in there. So that Yeah, the key for the car. That's all he needs. You see it in there? You have the Can you help him with the key for the car cuz he just needs to put it on that tow truck. Don't worry about it. He'll He'll put it He'll yank it up on the the bed. Okay. Are you got the key? Are you Are you just going to winch it? Okay. All right, I got you. Sorry about that. >> [music] >> Everything shifts suddenly when she refuses to hand over the car keys. Her use of inappropriate language reveals her frustration and lack of control. >> [music] >> It seems she has decided not to let this situation end peacefully choosing instead to drag herself deeper into [music] trouble making choices that will have serious consequences she might not fully realize yet. Ma'am, what are we doing? Wait until my brother comes. Okay. So he needs to So he needs to take the vehicle, okay? So you can't be inside of it. >> till my brother comes. Okay. Y'all want to tow my car so bad, wait till my [ __ ] brother comes. Listen. Want to have me standing out here? >> to You got to let him do his job here. You got to let him do his job. You can't sit inside the car. You're Like I said, so right now we're just looking at traffic violations. I know you're upset about your car. We don't want to We don't want to turn it into something where somebody gets arrested for obstruction, okay? Listen, you got to shut the car off. Ma'am, you can't put the Give me the key to the car. Give me the key to the Ma'am, all right, you're under arrest. Step out of the car. You're under arrest. Get her out of the car, please. Ma'am, you're under arrest. Open the door. Watch behind you. Watch behind you. Behind you. No, behind you. Him. Yeah. Step out of the car, ma'am. You're under arrest. Ma'am, you got to step out of the car. Come on, we're not leaving. You got to step out of the car, okay? You have to step out of the car. You're under arrest. You're under arrest now. Okay? Okay. Ma'am, step out of the car. You turned this into you getting arrested now. You went from the same Your car is still getting towed. You're still getting the tickets, but now you're also getting arrested, okay? So, step out of the car. Now she locks herself inside the vehicle, a clear act of obstruction. Officers repeatedly warn her that this behavior can lead to arrest, but her stubbornness takes over her judgment. [music] When officers attempt to remove her, she's reacting like someone who has completely ignored the authority of law, escalating [music] the situation into physical confrontation. Oh. Ma'am, WHAT IS MA'AM, MA'AM, put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Ma'am, put the knife down. Come on, ma'am. Ma'am, Ma'am, just calm down. Calm down. Calm down. Listen. Ma'am, we don't want to turn this into anything it doesn't have to be. We don't want you to get hurt. We don't want any of us to get hurt, okay? Like I said, you're just going to get charged. You're going to get brought down to the station, and then we're going TO RELEASE YOU. WELL, YOU GRABBED MY HAND, AND YOU ALSO LOCKED YOURSELF IN THE CAR. The arrest process turns into a struggle. She shouts, resists, [music] and challenges the officers, trying to appear as a victim. The situation becomes dangerous when she pulls out a knife >> [music] >> and threatens to harm herself. This appears to be emotional manipulation to force the officers to step back. Listen, ma'am, it's not worth it. Ma'am, don't do that. Come on, stop it. Knock it off. Knock it off, okay? Listen. Relax. Just put the knife down. Okay? Just put the knife down. We don't want you hurting yourself. Ma'am, you got to put the knife down. Ma'am, listen. We want to take care of you. We're going to work with you. Okay? You're not GOING TO JAIL. MA'AM, >> [screaming] >> MA'AM, WE EXPLAINED THIS TO YOU. WE explained this to you, okay? You have to relax. Okay? We're speaking with her right now. She's in the driver's seat. >> [clears throat] >> Listen. Ma'am, you got to drop the knife. Okay? You have to drop the knife. We don't want you hurting yourself. We don't want you hurting one of us, okay? Just drop the knife. Listen, ma'am, you got to drop the knife. What are you doing? You got to drop the knife. You can't just cut yourself in front of us. Ma'am, drop the knife. Put the knife away. Ma'am, put the knife away. You can't be cutting yourself, okay? Ma'am, you got to put the knife down. You have to put the knife down. Put the knife down. You got to drop the knife. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Put the knife down. Thank you. Drop the knife. Drop the knife. Her act of cutting herself does not gain sympathy, but instead [music] strengthens the case against her. The officers handle the situation professionally, trying [music] to prevent further harm while maintaining control over a rapidly escalating scenario. Drop the knife. Do not Do not Put the cuffs on her. Put cuffs on her here. Watch Yeah, watch it. Yep, I got it. Listen, she's she's safe. Do not do that. That's going to be another charge. You're You're under arrest now. You got it on there? Clear that Clear that knife. Grab that knife, too, by the way. Ma'am, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come on. Get out of the car. You have to get out of the car. Come on. Let's go. Get out of the car. Yeah, grab her arms, and I'm going to grab her legs, okay? Listen. Come on. Hop out of the car. Watch her legs. They're cut. Come on. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Come on. Watch. She's She's okay. Listen, we're getting her out of the car. She's going to be safe. We got it. We got it. She's going to be okay. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. Get out of the car. You're under arrest. ALL RIGHT. RELAX. COME ON. GET YOUR ARMS OUT FROM UNDER THERE. Come on. Yep. Oh, she's She's right here. I got it. Right here. Right here. Slide your hand down. Come on. Eventually, officers manage to restrain her, but her aggression continues. She [music] spits and kicks, behavior that crosses all acceptable limits. The moment transforms her from a simple traffic violator into someone facing serious charges, as such actions are considered violent and unacceptable in any lawful society. Come on, just get your hand out of your back. Come on. Stop grabbing the cuffs. Stop grabbing the cuff. STOP TRYING TO BITE. HOLD ON. ALL RIGHT, SHE'S CUFFED. ALL RIGHT. Stop trying to grab. Knock it off. Come on. You turned this into something that it didn't have to be. You were about to be released, and now you're under arrest, okay? Listen. Stop. Yep, I see. Let me just double lock these so that you can get out. Come on. What are you What's your goal here? YOU'RE YOU'RE WHAT YOU GOT GOING ON HERE? YOU'RE GOING to leave me cuz Okay, listen, you're under arrest, so we're going to take you down to the station, process you, and get you out of here. Hold on, 1 SECOND. THERE'S NO FEMALE ON DUTY RIGHT NOW. RELAX. RELAX. OKAY. YEP. RELAX. RELAX. What's your goal You're just racking up charges here. That's all you're doing. You're still going to jail. You need to relax. Even after being handcuffed, she continues to shout insults and make false accusations. The situation clearly appears to be a desperate attempt to shift blame [music] and escape consequences. Instead of accepting responsibility, she [music] chooses to attack others verbally, revealing a deeper level of frustration and lack of accountability for her actions. Okay. You're just making it worse for yourself. I don't know what your goal is here, okay? Just relax. You were about to go home. Yes, you were. You were You were about to go home. We were releasing you. Because you're obstructing. Okay. Okay, well, that's another charge. And another one. In the car. In the car. Jesus. >> [sighs] >> Mine. Thank you. All right. Well, that was interesting. Well, way further than it has to. Yeah, she just kept spitting on us. She spit it all on us. Tried to biting them. Uh I had to uh >> here when they were fighting. All right. She eventually opened it, right? She Yeah, locked her in the car. Oh, good. I didn't see that part. Yeah, I was wondering how she opened it. She tried to close it back up. Yeah, she's she's kicking, spitting, trying to bite. Grabbing us. She spit in my mouth. So. Um. Is he good to yank the car or do we need to take pictures of it for any reason? She also She also She also was cutting herself with that knife on her legs. Superficial cuts on her legs before we could get it away from her. Yeah, for 100% yeah. Now placed in the back of the police vehicle, her anger remains high. Officers discuss her aggressive behavior and the incident of spitting. Her tone [music] has pushed her into a situation where legal consequences are unavoidable and the path ahead now leads directly toward court proceedings [music] and possible punishment. Let's have them transport her cuz she's Yeah, I agree. spitting on everybody. They have the spit hoods. Put the spit hood on her. Yeah. Call EMS? He's the boyfriend. He's the boyfriend. He's been Listen, I got you Listen, we got you Listen, man, you've been cool. We appreciate you. We appreciate you. We're going to take care of We're going to make sure she's okay, okay? She's very agitated right now. Obviously, she's pregnant. And that's why we're calling. 877 She needs to go to the emergency room. For uh Check her She has superficial cuts to her thigh. Superficial cuts. >> [clears throat] >> Yeah, thank you. Yeah. Her companion informs the officers about her mental state and pregnancy, >> [music] >> asking for leniency. While this information is important, it does not justify breaking the law. Officers respond responsibly by requesting medical assistance to ensure safety, showing concern while still maintaining the enforcement of legal procedures. Um just so you know, he's showing video of partial what happened that he recorded on his phone. I don't know if you need it for anything. But Turn. You're saying that she's pregnant? Yeah. Yes, she is. No. What do you want? This way? Yeah, that's good. What's he doing? Yeah, me and him Well, uh no, he I think it was just mainly uh us three. Cutting was before we even got to the car. Why was she cutting herself? Dispatch received. Ma'am, what are you doing? Hey. Don't send that. Don't send that to him. Don't give him that video. Ma'am, yo, knock it off. What are you doing? Okay, WE WILL CHECK WE'RE GOING TO CHECK THE WINDOW FOR YOU, OKAY? THE AIR conditioner's on. The air conditioner's on. You got the windows cracked. Hey, so what's a good phone number? As medical assistance is awaited, [music] the suspect continues from inside the cop car. Her behavior shows no sign of regret as she still tries to present herself as a victim. However, [music] the reality remains clear that her own actions have led to this situation and the consequences are now unavoidable. So. Hey, so she was the driver of this vehicle. Anyway, turn the car She didn't have any proper documents or anything like that. She's about to leave. She locked herself in the car or which it's Thing was about to be towed there. She locked herself in the car. There was a pocket knife in the car. She started cutting her legs with the pocket knife on her thighs and stuff like that while we were trying to coax her out of the car. Then she spit on us, was trying to bite us, kick us, all this other stuff while we took her into custody here. Um she's obviously currently in the back of that vehicle there. Um We're waiting for a female officer to come search her. See, she was giving us a hard time, spitting on us, all that stuff. Um She said she's pregnant, 20 years old. Um She doesn't look She doesn't I don't know how far along she is. She's not really showing a super lot from my opinion. Um But according to them, she is. And then she Like I said, just the superficial cuts. She was doing it right in front of us while we were trying to get her to drop the knife and stuff like that. But nothing to where it's going to be like, you know, obviously she's not hemorrhaging out or anything. But uh So, that's where we're at right now. Um she's pretty agitated. So, I guess you guys are just kind of like standing by until we Cuz we're going to have to take her out of the car to search her anyway. And then she's obviously going to skip. Um Let me just talk to my sergeant real quick here, too. Hello. How are you? Thanks for coming. Yes, no problem at all. Um So, we got her in the back of the car there. I read the notes a little bit. >> Yeah, she's spitting on us, kicking, biting, all that stuff. Yeah, so she's got two sets of cuffs cuffs on her cuz that's just how we could cuff her. Um So, I don't know how she's going to be when we take her out here to search her. Um she's got some superficial cuts to her legs. She was just cutting herself while she we were trying to coax her out of the car here. Um Uh well, she is not No, she's not drunk or anything like that. It's just um She didn't want to We were about to, you know, It was just all Title 39 stuff and then she decided to Yeah, she locked herself in the car. Um A female officer is called to conduct a proper search, ensuring all procedures are followed correctly. The girl now appears slightly calmer, [music] possibly realizing there is no escape. However, her earlier actions are already documented and they will play a major role in determining the outcome of her case. And, you know, like I said, she was just cutting herself kind of to prevent the imminent. Of course. Um but So, yeah, we didn't get a chance to search her yet. Shoot. Hey, Sarge, are we loading her up in the ambulance and then she's going to Willingboro? That's the plan? Uh Willingboro's got the lockdown unit, though. >> [laughter] >> They don't accept They don't accept people on the weekends or Oh, they don't. Okay. So, where are they taking her? Jefferson? Yeah, I never heard of that one, either. You're running the ambulance? I'm running it. Ooh, they got to let me get her on in the ambulance. We took somebody yesterday. Yesterday is the weekend. All right, I'll see. Central 36 177, can you call over to Virtua Willingboro and see if they're accepting skip patients today? All right, EMS is saying they're closed. He's I'm going to get Central to to confirm if they're accepting people or not, so All right, that's a boy for Okay. Okay. Come on, babe. Can you step away? We have a female who needs to get searched. Officers prepare to move her into an ambulance. The environment becomes calmer, >> [music] >> but their alertness remains strong. Due to her behavior and self-inflicted injuries, a medical evaluation becomes necessary, showing that even in chaos, safety protocols are still being followed properly. You can still stand over here. I'm just saying stay over there. Stay on the curb, right? I like to sit right there. Yeah, sure. That's fine. That's fine. Uh Angie Anna You call her Ange. So, I just She spits and stuff, so You got it. Yep. Hey, Ange. My name's Carly. I just got to search you real quick, okay? Is there anything on you that is going to hurt me, poke me, stick me? Don't cry. You don't have [ __ ] You need that. It's all right. Just going to check. Okay. Is there anything I can do, sweetie, that will make you feel better? No? Okay, I just got to check your hair. She's good. We copy. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. So, they said they're they're actually at capacity right now. Oh, they are? Yeah, they're at capacity. So Okay. Hey, can you just give me some room? Thank you. We're going to head out to 619. Sounds like this is not going to Yeah, just use Yeah, we'll use the chain ones there, so just chain ones. Yeah. And then that's double locked, my chain ones there, so just make sure you unlock them before swinging them around. The transfer into the ambulance is completed. She is now quiet, possibly exhausted, or finally realizing the seriousness of her actions. [music] This silence contrasts sharply with her earlier aggression, marking the aftermath of a storm she created herself through poor decisions. I'm sorry about that, man. You're good. Listen, you didn't give us a hard time at all, so I appreciate that. >> tried. Like she once she gets like that, it's like Like once she gets upset like that, dude. Does she have Does she diagnose with like bipolar? She can't handle [ __ ] like that. Is that an actual like she's diagnosed with that? Like that's a Does she Does she take medication for it or Do you know about how long she's been diagnosed with that for? She's from Vegas. Okay. What is And when did she come to Jersey about? Just to get a Three, four years ago. Thank you. She um I've never actually seen her do that [ __ ] before, though. Like her leg, bro. I thought you had like the [ __ ] and then I saw her leg. Yeah. So, she's never had any like self-harm things or anything like that? Okay. Yeah. This is [ __ ] up, man. Yeah, so We're going to The important thing is we're going to take her to where she can go get some help, okay? Um >> not going to release her tonight. >> No, definitely not. No, I would I would bet a lot of money on that. So, but the important thing is she's going to stay there for as long as as they deem necessary. Hopefully, they can get her on some medication and It's like I can't It's just [ __ ] up because like I know how she is, bro. Like I know how Like you saw how [ __ ] she is when she gets upset. Like Yeah. Yeah. Say some [ __ ] pisses her off, they're never going to let her out that [ __ ] place. Yeah. Well, you know, trust me, they deal with that all day, every day. They deal with people that are five times her size, people that are, you know, all different backgrounds and everything. So, they're they're used to it, and they're they're going to be able to deal with every whatever they got to deal with. Um It's just It's just bad, like Yeah. We're going to like our kids are at the house right now, and I got The suspect's companion is informed about the next steps [music] and where she will be taken. The officers maintain a professional and helpful attitude, >> [music] >> showing that their role is not punishment, but maintaining order and guiding situations according to legal standards. Well, you're right down the road, right? You're not far. You're in Evesham. Oh, you Oh, off of Hopewell. But yeah, you know, obviously, that's not how anybody wanted that to go cuz you guys were about to be on your merry way. Yeah, and I appreciate your help. Thank you for not complicating it. It's just You know, it's one of those things it is what it is. Yeah, it is what it is, and uh you know, It's just hard, man. I don't even know. I don't even know what to do right now. Like I I I'm assuming I'm not even going to be able to speak to her until tomorrow. Yeah, I mean, you could probably call and like check just to confirm that she's still there type thing, but as far as talking to her, they'll probably They'd probably have >> It's called skips Skip. It's just called skip. That's just the name of it for Burlington County. Um they work with the hospital. They're like kind of like They're who's contracted with the hospital for any type of mental health thing. Um so, they they're just the professionals with that. Eventually, she'll speak with a like a doctor, psychiatrist, or psychologist, um and then they'll go through some things, and then, you know, like I said, nothing's really She's not going to get out today. Um they're going to make sure they're going to give her a full look over. She's going to the hospital, so they'll make sure everything's good with her body. Yeah, they'll take they'll take her labs. They'll make sure everything's good with the baby. They'll obviously make sure her legs get treated and everything like that, and that she's not no other injuries. And then once they're good with all that, they'll move on to mental health. So No. No. No. Hey, Sarge, what do you need from me? Uh he's at the station. Uh he's going to give you a ride over here. Okay. All right, man, good luck with everything. I hope she feels better. Yeah, he's he's going to have that officer give you a ride, okay? He's just got to pat you down real quick, make sure you don't have any weapons on you, and then he'll put like he'll put your bags in the back trunk and stuff like that. In the final moments, >> [music] >> officers advise the companion to seek legal help. This reflects a human side of law enforcement, where guidance is still provided even after conflict, proving that cooperation can always lead to better outcomes than resistance. I I tried, man. And like I tried to be as cool It's not I can't, bro. I can't behave for anyone anyone else but myself, you know what I mean? Cuz I don't want like I don't know how it cuz Well, you did exactly, you know, you didn't You didn't get You didn't try getting in our way while we're focused with her, and then you helped us calm her down and stuff like that the best you could. So, that's definitely a good thing, you know, it's just It It's It's all Yeah, it's all just something you can't control what she's going to do, you know what I mean? It is what it is. Um But why don't we just walk over here to that car? Don't and like listen, dude, don't take it personal that I record cuz if I wanted someone if I that was happening to me, dude, I would want someone >> listen, we understand. We're we're in a public place right now, you know, we got you know, we got our cameras, and it's all good that you record, too. That's fine. I just think it's Those guys can't control 90% of the [ __ ] that happens, you know what I mean? And you guys got to be safe with yourself. If I was the one holding that knife, you guys probably would have pulled your gun on me. You know what I'm saying? And that's facts. That's facts. Well, it it depends on the situ- With that situation, it helped that the door was there to kind of give us a barrier between her, you know what I mean? To where if she tried to come out, but you know, yeah, definitely, we don't want That's a that's not a good situation. Here, I'll pat him down for you. All right, all good, my man. All right, appreciate you cooperating. Thanks again. Yeah, man. I'm sorry that it even got to this >> It is what it is. We'll handle it, and it'll work itself out. Nobody's seriously injured or anything, so it's all good. >> The incident comes to an end as vehicles leave the scene. The road returns to normal >> [music] >> as if nothing happened, but this event leaves a permanent mark on the suspect's life. A lesson that will not fade easily over time. The police have completed [music] their responsibility and now the matter moves to court. As a result of this incident, >> [music] >> 20-year-old Angiyana Torres faces serious charges, including assault on officers, resisting arrest, obstruction, [music] and possession of a dangerous weapon along with multiple traffic violations. This case clearly shows [music] that cooperating with the law is always the smarter choice. 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