[Music] Turn around for me. >> Turn around for me. I absolutely can. Turn around and put your hand behind your back. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Turn from turn around. >> Put your hand. >> Put your hand. >> Nobody. >> You got this on camera. >> That's right. Ours is on camera, too. On April 20th, 2024, a calm night flipped fast when a DUI stop went sideways. The passenger tried to play hero mid test. Bad move. Moments later, lights flashed, voices clashed, and patients snapped. What started smooth turned chaotic in seconds. >> The driver's probably drunk, so I'm pull them out. See if he dises out of the vehicle for me. >> Hold on. I got >> I'm being under arrest. No, I didn't say you're under arrest. If you're under arrest, I would have told you under arrest. >> Can I put on my shirt? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> All right. I want you to be real honest with me. How much you had to drink tonight? >> I only had one shot. >> You only had one shot and one shot only. >> Yep. And I'm going straight home. >> I can smell the alcohol coming from you when when speaking to you. Okay. Um then your driving pattern where you're back and forth in inside the lane. Okay. Then touching the inside fog line and then coming back over to the right hand side and then running back over into the inside line. Okay. that that indicators to me that you're possibly under the influence of or alcohol. I'm not saying you are, but they're they're indicators are good indicators that you are under the influence of drug or alcohol. Okay. Um to to refute my suspicion, would you be willing to participate in a field soiety exercises? Make sure I can say that you're able to operate this motor vehicle safely. >> Yes, sir. Let me see the tip of the pen and you follow with your eyes and eyes only. Okay. >> Okay. >> Mo, that's her name. >> Yep. All right. What you're going to do, what you're going to take is, >> man, can you walk back over that way for me? I appreciate it. Thank you. >> You're talking to her, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> She is She is close to me coming up this way. I don't I don't need her up here. She doesn't involve her. She just knock that way for me. Okay. >> She can drive off right now. your hands out by your side, your feet together. Going to take a good pass and you turn around straight. >> Ma'am, can you stop interjecting, please? >> Thank you. I appreciate it. Because right now, you're taking my attention off what I'm doing here and you can go to jail for obstruction. Okay? I don't need your interjection or anything like that. Just let me do my job, please. Thank you. Walk back for me. All right. Next exercise we're going to do, okay, is going to be the finger to nose. Okay? What I want you to do is you're going to stand again with your feet together, arms by your side, and then you point your fingers. Point your fingers >> just like this down by your side. >> Why is your badge number? >> Ma'am, I'm about done with you. I'm about done. Okay. Cuz you're about to go in handcuffs and go to jail. >> You're about to go to handcuffs and go to jail because you're interrupting me. >> You're interrupting me. >> All right. >> Turn around for me. >> Turn around for me. I absolutely can. Turn around and put your hand behind your back. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn service. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you being aggressive? >> I'm not being aggressive. >> I'm not Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hand. >> Put your hand. >> Nobody's being [Applause] on camera. From the start, the whole vibe's shaky. The officer's keeping it cool, but she won't stop talking over him, acting like she's in charge. The driver's quiet, embarrassed. Deep down, he knows that just one shot excuse won't work tonight. >> That's right. Ours is on camera, too. >> Let's go. >> THAT WASN'T calm down. Okay. What are you saying? You doing all this? Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get away from me. You >> Thank you. car. >> Get in the car. >> Don't say nothing. >> Go ahead. Turn around for me. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back >> for DUI. >> Can I get my phone? >> I will I will let you get that in just a second. Can I um call somebody? >> I'll let you Yeah, I'll let you do that in just a second. >> I need my wallet. >> I will get all that for you. >> Okay, you guys are free to go. >> That was our first time. >> Okay, you guys are free to go. >> But can you can I >> Yes, ma'am. >> That's not the same. >> See what it doesn't matter. They kept interrupting me. It's irrelevant. I told her to stop. Stop interrupting me. You guys You guys are free to go. Okay. >> You guys are free to go. >> I need to get her boyfriend. >> She ain't cooperating. She yelling, so she ain't getting her boyfriend. >> Okay. She to you. >> Okay. What say? >> Can you tell her to calm down? >> I don't give a damn about her right now to be honest with you, buddy. Ain't nothing against gives you. I don't really I really don't care. She her own woman. She her own actions, okay? And you got consequences for actions. >> I'm tired of people thinking there ain't no consequences for nothing that you got to do and everything like that. Okay? You may think you're not under influence, but you failed every single test that I gave you. >> Okay? >> Every single one of them. Until up until I was interrupted. If I ever catch you driving drunk anywhere in my city again, I will take you to jail. No questions asked. You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> We were real clear about that. Okay. Take him. >> Understand? Don't take my kindness for weakness. I'm serious. I catch her driving drunk again. Next time be no question about you're going to jail. >> We appreciate you. >> Good to go. >> She's going with us. She's going down for a felon. She'll be down. I think her bond will be about $10,000. So, she'll actually charge >> resisting obstruction and then uh uh resistant violence to punch me in the face. But now my contact. >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. >> We don't I don't just do it with her. She want she hook her hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand hand out she swung back with her hand right yes her right hand I don't just do this job you you you think I wake up every morning say oh I want to fight somebody today you think I wake up and say hey I'm going to take everybody to jail today no that's not what I got in this career for that's not what I do this job for my job is out here to protect people not only is he driving drunk there's four other people inside that vehicle that if he crashes that can be killed >> now I'm notifying parents that their kids are dead >> then out of nowhere boom It all explodes. The cop's patience hits its limit, and her own attitude turns into the downfall she didn't see coming. The driver stays silent, playing it smart, while she gets cuffed right there under the flashing lights. Instant karma, no delay. The 27-year-old female was charged with resisting an officer with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and two counts of obstructing without violence. On September 19th, 2024, another routine stop went sideways. This time, Maya the Muppet's Jeep broke down, and her truth game crumbled fast. The officer tried to keep it calm, but she kept dodging and twisting words. What started smoothly turned messy real quick. >> I had to pull over cuz it shuts. You see it smoking it off right by the light. So, >> do you have any is that on you? >> Um, no. I can I should didn't know I need ID though, but I broke down. >> Well, I mean, you're driving. You're in the vehicle. You have your blinkers on. >> Well, yeah, because I'm trying to get my buddy, so he knows where I'm at when he's coming down. He's coming from a part. >> So, are you going to show me ID or now? >> Um, I do not have it on me, but I don't feel like I need to. >> What's your name? Spencer. >> Um, Maya, but um, as you can see, I'm broke down. >> All right. Well, let me get a tower cuz you're on the sidewalk and you're blocking pressure and stuff. >> I can probably get it to parking lot. I if I get my buddy here, he'll know how to fix it. He's the one I bought it from. So, if you could just let me get it, I can maybe get it to parking lot now that it's gas and not start. >> But I need to know who you are before I help you get on the roadway and see if you're valid. So, you can drive on the roadway. >> But I'm broke down. I've never had that happen to me before. And I'm on a job site. >> You know what I mean? Like site. So, like >> the tires on the >> So, what if I pull it off to the grass? I mean, that's as far as I can push it is the problem. I don't know if you have a valid driver license to let you drive. >> So why would you have to call a tow truck? >> To tow the vehicle cuz you're on the sidewalk. >> Okay. So what if I push it off and I push I'll push it I'll leave it off and I put like I got to work tomorrow at like 6:00 a.m. and I've been having nothing but troubles with this Jeep all day. >> All I've been wanting is my buddy to come up here to help me fix. >> Why is it such an issue for you to strip me out here? >> Because I don't You understand? Like where I don't feel the need to like I haven't done anything wrong. >> I'm just here to check out, make sure you're okay and I'm I'm telling you I'm okay, but I'm having problems with my Jeep. Look, that's why it's smoking. It should not be smoking like that. >> I I've been really stressed out all night. >> And then also, you were on the pass. You were on the driver's seat whenever I stepped out here. >> My driver's side. >> You were on the driver's seat. >> How do I know? >> Turn my back. >> For what? >> You have a warrant. I thought you wanted to be in >> Wait, a warrant. For what? >> Maya, right? >> No. Maya Flores, >> let's go over here. You'll be in the tent. Wait for for what? >> Take the phone. I'm sorry. >> Can you tell him? >> Just wait. >> Wait. For what? Sir, I work I don't have a warrant. Look, I can show all my stuff, >> sir. Wait. Wait. >> I asked you I asked you for your name. You ain't trying to give me your name. So, you're being detained for now. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Can you just listen to me? I'm sorry. >> No. Just No. Just get in there. >> Please. >> Let me figure this out. No. You want to lie to me? You want to lie to me? >> Can I tell you what's going on? >> Can I tell you what's going on? >> Get in there. >> Please, sir. Listen. I got a really good job and I don't want to up. This is my family we're speaking of. >> This isn't just any old body you're going to do anything to. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I I want to know what you're accusing her of or why you have >> She gave you a name that she didn't have ID card to give him. So, he went with whatever first name he wanted. That's >> all right. What is your ID? Do you have ID on ID? >> I do. >> All right. Can I see it? >> All right. Can you go get it, please? >> I will. Is there a probable cause? >> For what? >> For me to >> I'm I'm working an investigation right now and you're interfering. So, you could either give me ID or get go get going. I want to help you get identified. >> So you >> you don't know >> you don't mean to tell me that's s >> from the jump. This scene was pure chaos. The cops just wanted the facts, but Maya played calm like she had nothing to hide. Total cap. Refusing to show ID wasn't bold. It was attitude. And her fake chill couldn't hide the nerves. What started as a busted Jeep quickly turned into a ticking time bomb ready to blow. >> You don't mean to tell me that's not her. I'm asking the age. If you would have confirmed it, I would have I would have known you're right. >> It's It's me and But she wants to lie to me and act all like this. Now she knew she had the warrant. >> Look, if you if you put me on beat, then I know. But from what I know, I think she's perfectly fine. I really thought it was a mistake. >> No. No. Seriously, stand for She's a FTA warrant. No >> to appear. >> Yep. >> To appear like last week, two weeks ago. I don't know. >> She was just in court. What the >> I don't know. But >> will you tell her to tell you to appear? >> Yeah, you already >> I'm about >> I'm really sorry, sir. >> Can you tell me what I would have a warrant for? Like >> tell her to appear. >> Wait for what? >> I don't know. >> I don't have IT TILL THE 26TH. I You can >> stop screaming. >> Because I have a good job and I'm so scared I'm going to lose it tomorrow. I don't want to lose it. >> Why are you going to jail? >> Can you Can you like maybe like call like >> Nope. Um, >> why do you want me to do all this stuff now and now that you're in a handcuffs, but when I ask you for a name, you want TO BE AN ASS I was okay, I get that, but can you just me quick? I I was just scared I was going to go to jail. Like, that's the point >> because I was pulled over and can I be honest? Like, when I moved back here, I just moved back here. >> Well, now you're going to jail and that vehicle is getting towed. Hey. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Turn around. >> Turn around. DON'T MOVE AGAIN. >> SCARED. I'M JUST turn around. Okay. Turn around. Okay. Okay. >> Turn around. Stop. Don't turn around. Turn around. >> Okay. Okay. I'm turning around. Turn around. I'll turn around. It just hurts. It just hurts. >> Turn around. >> I'll turn around this way. Just hear me out. I'll turn around. You don't have to hear that. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Give me your hand. You're stabbing me. Please, please, please. You're hurting me. >> Everybody gets sprayed. >> Okay. Okay. Just let me turn around. >> Okay. Hold on. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Wait. Listen. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> Hold on. I have anxiety, bro. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Turn around. Hold on. Please, please, please. I can't breathe. I'm not kidding. I'm going to pass off. >> Turn. >> Turn around. >> Then boom. The truth starts slipping. The moment the officer says warrant, Maya's fake confidence shatters. Her tough act fades. Begging takes over and the cop switches to full authority mode. Every word she says just digs her deeper. That resistance. Yeah, it's her one-way ticket to jail. >> Stop. You're literally giving me PTSD. >> Maya, give me your freaking hand. >> I'm just scared. I am scared. Please, >> please. I am so scared. I am so scared. >> Please. I have this thing in my life. I don't >> I want to go to the hospital. I want to stop. >> She put dry stuff. I can't breathe. >> Put your >> I keep breaking. >> You go. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. >> I can't. I can't. >> Okay. Please. I want to go to the hospital. I can't breathe. >> Please. I want to go to the hospital. I can't breathe. I can't. [Applause] >> Get out. Maya. >> Maya. Oh my god. >> Is she okay? >> Yeah. >> We have EMS on the way. >> Maya. >> Maya. >> Oh my god. >> Stand up. >> I can't breathe. Help me. >> Ambulance is on the way. >> Can I see her face when she comes too? No, that's her. >> I don't feel Maya. Can you stand up? OBEY THEIR LAWFUL ORDER. LAW ENFORCEMENT, YOU HAVE TO respect it. >> Now you're getting the freaking escape charge. >> I know. >> Now you got trying to run from him and everything else. >> I'm just scared. I'm supposed to leave out the world. >> Yeah. Let's get hurt. >> Come on. Stand up. >> Maya, come on. We're going to stand up. >> Hey, we're going to help you up. Okay. We're going to help you up. >> Stand up. Oh, >> come on. >> Oh my god. >> Just leave it. >> You got it. You got it. You got it. >> You got to take deep breaths. Okay. >> I had such a good job. I don't know what happened. >> What is it? >> You said you had a good job. >> Yeah. I didn't want to mess it up. I was going home with my just >> don't worry about your job right now. Okay. >> I am cuz I go to jail and I can go with my mom. I just got to go in my job and go doesn't mean your life's over. Okay. >> I've never not made a court appearance. I have it to 26. I'm paying on my court right now. I do not want to lose my job. I really do not. And I know he will fire me if I'm not in tomorrow. Ow. >> There you go. Stand up. Stand up. Use your legs. Come on. Stand up. You're going to use your legs to fight and run. >> It hurts. >> You got to do it. >> Please, please, please get something. I don't care. I just my >> We're going to get you out of the mosquitoes. >> Supposed to be like that. >> Yeah. [Applause] >> Please help me. We're going to >> watch your foot. >> And now it's fullon chaos. Maya's crying, gasping, losing it. Total meltdown. Officers feel a bit for her, but the law doesn't bend. Every choice she made, coming back to bite her. The real kicker, if she'd been honest from the start, she'd be going home, not leaving in cuffs. The 22-year-old suspect was charged with multiple offenses, including resisting arrest without violence, contempt of court, and escaping from a detention facility. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. 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