Y'all are literally playing games. Like, I'm not playing games. I need your driver's license or your identification. It's the last time you're asking. No, no, no, no. I want your driver's license or your ID. Find it. All right. Go ahead and step out for me. I will. They were fighting and they calm down. Her and that other girl there. She was just pummeling her to death. She was driving the other girl over there. This is her vehicle. I pulled it over here. Get away. Hey, listen. Here's how here's what's going to happen. Okay? Either you're going to listen. Listen. Either you're going to pay either you're going to pay the taxi. Either you're going to pay the taxi or you're going to get charged for it. You understand? Or do you understand? Yes or no? Yeah. It's a felony. Like you could be arrested right now handcuffed and taken to jail. Okay. Poor choice. Real bad. Really, very stupid. Police body cams often capture more than just routine stops. They reveal shocking moments where chaos reigns. laws are tested and common sense goes completely out the window. Today, we'll dive deep into jaw-dropping incidents, breaking down the wild encounters, and offering sharp insights that highlight why thinking twice before acting impulsively is always a good idea. I got it. I got her. I got her. Look, I'll put here. Here, take these off. [Applause] I'll get her. Let me get her. I got you. I got you. Look, I got it. Here I got it. I got it. Here. Let me hold her. Just take a Here. I got it. Here. I don't know. What did I do? I was trying to hit her. I was going to calm everything down. Get the off of me. You get the off of me, mother. I was trying to I was trying to prevent all this. I understand. I wasn't. When alcohol enters the mix, logic often makes a swift exit. Officers arrive at a scene where two friends have escalated their fight to public spectacle. After violently assaulting her friend and bystanders, the aggressor even turns her fury onto law enforcement. All right, we're gonna get her up. She She battered me. She punched me. You are going down. Stand up. Wyatt, stop. Wyatt, get off of me. I promise you in the back. Have a seat. Why do you kick me? Stop. Just get in the car, please. Can I put her in there? Hold on. No. Who the are they to kill me? Why me? I hit you. According to Florida statute, intentionally striking someone is battery, punishable by fines and jail time. Moreover, causing a public disturbance, especially under alcohol influence, leads directly to charges. And where's your phone? And she threw it. She took my phone out of my hand when I was talking to Wyatt. I was calling Wyatt and saying that she was so upset. She was literally like, "What's she so upset about?" Dude, I have no idea. Like, all of a sudden, she just switched. So she punched me as I was driving before the gas station. You know where that intersection is where Duncan is? I do. So I was driving down this way obviously to come here and she punched me and so I was just going to eat it and I was like, "All right." She just drank too much. Whatever. She I called her brother trying to tell her brother what happened. She took my phone, rolled the window down, and threw it out. And that's why we were trying to find it. That's why I was using that girl's phone trying to call my phone. and I couldn't find it. So, I called my grandma to try to let someone know what's going on cuz my grandmother's over by Santael. So, she's going to go tonight and you guys are going to arrest her. She'll have first appearance in the morning and I can bail her out in the morning. That's up to what the judge decides. You're a little short cop over there. I don't know if you're ahead of him. He he caused half of this situation. Yes. If you're ahead of him or below the charges that are being pressed on her right now, are they drunk and disorderly? Right now, it looks like battery on LEO and battery against her. So, she's got two battery charges. And is she going to have a drunken disorderly, too? Do you know? That's up to Oh, because your cop wants to run into a situation. He don't know what the going on. Okay. Wait. Well, he don't. We put me in handcuffs. I was talking to him. Okay. Well, he can't help that. So, let me out. You can't. There ain't no getting you out. I don't give a hell of you. Let me ride mother. I've been all laugh. I made more money than all of you mother. Harley. I always alcohol clearly turned what should have been a simple disagreement into a full-blown criminal rampage. Her violent threats and lack of remorse spotlight an alarming reality. Intoxication doesn't excuse accountability. Yeah, she battered multiple people. That's why I heard and and and our deputy, so that that's kind of where this all gentlemen, she's never been in trouble in her entire life. I I cannot believe this has happened. I knew they were drinking from 3:00 yesterday, but then they went back to my daughter's condo. Hey, man, you got to calm down, partner. Hey, come here. He's going over there to intimidate women. Talk to my boss. Hey, come here for a minute. Yeah. Hey, just you and me are going to talk. Hey, me and you don't have to talk about nothing. I just pulled up. There's my daughter in the cop car. I understand that. Listen, Mike, I'm having a heart attack. Okay, go ahead. He's already having this heart attack. Just calm down. I'm not doing nothing. Listen to me real quick. Mike, listen. Just calm. Nobody. I'm Sergeant McCrae with the sheriff's office. Okay, Sergeant, are you over him? Cuz he's going to start a mission. I'm over the Marine Patrol unit. All right. Well, then you need to talk this way. We're not going that route. Talk to me. We're leaving. No, stop it. Ma'am, please. We're leaving, Mike. I don't want anyone else in trouble. There's nothing we can do. I'm not doing nothing. I want to go. I want you guys to go. Just come over here and talk. Let's go. So, by the time the deputy gets here, he's trying to figure out what's going on. And everyone's saying that truck's involved. The people who are involved with beating up that woman are leaving in that truck. So, that's why the deputy tried to make contact. And I guess is your son here? Yeah. So, then your son jumps out and runs towards the deputy and was like, "Hey." Oh, so at that point in time, the deputy is like, "Hey, man. What the heck's going on here?" So the deputy don't know what the hell's going on. Okay. So at that point in time, the deputy's like trying to calm him down. Obviously, he's 38 hot, too, cuz his sister's in here. Okay. Um, so trying to figure out what's going on here. Doesn't know if your son's involved or not, cuz we're just arriving on scene and everyone's pointing at this truck, right? I got So he wanted to detain your son and your son's like basically, "Hell no, that ain't going to happen." not knowing your son was just trying to keep his sister out of trouble. Your the daughter jump your daughter jumps out and starts punching the deputy in the head. Yeah, I saw her. It ain't it ain't about who's tall or who's small around here. It's about I heard that wife had her in a truck and call him down and then he comes up which was fine which she needed to go to jail. That's what she needed to do. But a lot of times people don't want to prosecute but when you're drinking and you're so far drunk like that you don't have the ability to say I'm going to wear this hat and be good with it. Yeah, I don't I don't think it's it's not the police against the citizens today. It's your boy was trying to keep your girl out of trouble. Her most severe legal mistake, however, was battery on a law enforcement officer. Florida statute. Striking an officer isn't just unwise. It's a swift ticket to serious felony charges. A sober apology might be due once the legal hangover hits. Just for now, just let the people cool down over at the fish house over there and and you do what you got to do here. We're going to get her up to get her evaluated at the hospital. Obviously, she's take her to the She needs to be drunk, too. I agree with you. I ain't never seen her act like that. So, I mean, I don't know what the hell she was drinking or what the hell her and her boyfriend broke up. I understand. Well, that's probably a good a good portion. That's what we said. It's probably a good thing she's going to jail cuz she act like that all night. At least you guys can handle it. Maybe she'll learn. Well, obviously, this ain't what we want to do. We don't want to have to handle people like this and take them to jail. But what's going to We just got to bond her out tomorrow. We can't get her out. I don't We don't want her out. Yeah, she's not going to get out today cuz now she does charge. Is that Is that that cop ahead of you or you guys? No, he's ahead of Marine Corp. I'm a sergeant. He's definitely So, um I don't even work with these guys here. I just happen to be up the road. So, I mean, I was driving through ditches trying to keep I just It was 2 seconds he put me in handcuffs. I was trying to explain to him. Mhm. Well, sometimes with all these people yelling and hollering and you know, we don't know that you're not involved. Gets out and I'm like, "Dude, listen." I was like, "I'll help you get her in the car. You watch video." He's a [ __ ] That's dumb I've ever seen. I said, "I'll help. But you're good. You don't you don't need no medical attention or nothing." No. You going to keep calm? You got to keep your dad calm here. Yeah. She's probably going to be in there for 24 hours or at least till first appearance tomorrow. Due to her actions, the woman was charged with battery for physically attacking multiple individuals, disorderly conduct for creating a significant public disturbance, and battery on a law enforcement officer for her direct attack on responding officers. Hi, what's going on? Oh, hello. What's up? He just wants to get settled up and we didn't feel comfortable giving in the girls money without Do you have her money? The wallet's in the back of the car there. So, we just had some problems downtown. put her in his cab and stuff. Great. I thought it was our dude from earlier just because she got a taxi cab and he was asking him for money just like you guys because the taxi driver's like he wants to get paid. Her wallet is right there. But I didn't want to give her money to say anything. I don't even know. coming from. She didn't she's taxi. Nice. Hey, can we pay the taxi guy with your money? You threw up in the back of his car. Nod. Yes. Yes. That means yes. So, we can't pay the guy who gave you a ride. Give us a nod. Like a an up and down. We can tell him sorry, but he's got to get paid, too. Sorry. Can we pay him? Yeah, that works. That works. This case is as bewildering as it is embarrassing. A young woman tries every tactic, including playing dead, to avoid paying her taxi fair. Her erratic, confrontational behavior quickly escalates matters, dragging officers into a ridiculous debacle. My wallet. Hello. No, you didn't come with my wallet. Give him my wallet. We're paying the taxi cab right now. All right. Give my money. Not right now. Give my money. Give my wallet. Give my money. You need us to follow you guys to the hospital. Okay. Act like it. Okay. I am. No, you're not. Can I talk to her? Can I talk to her? Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. No. Ma'am. Ma'am. Your mom's right here. Your mom's right here. Can you stop yelling at my Let me count it. Let me count it. Can you act 22 please without And I am. Then act like it's money. Do not yell at me. It's money. If you touch her, I'm going to charge you for it. Why would I touch her? How about this? How about that? Then why would you charge me and I'm on I was having fun in the atmosphere. Well, you passed out. You passed out behind. I'm sorry. Cuz I was by my own lonely. I'm sorry. That was I met a friend and it happened that the get at this point. Under Georgia law, refusing to pay for services provided is classified as theft of service. Clearly, this young woman missed that memo, opting instead for theatrics. He wants $12 cuz he gave you a ride. Either you give him count out $12 or I charge you with the service. It's up to you. No. Why would you charge me for that? Because you got a service and you didn't pay for it. So, that's theft of service. That's how that works. Either Yeah. Either the simple route. Take the simple route. Count out $12. Matter of fact, I got a wet or something like that or something. It's very simple. $12. No, get my phone cuz I'll find out direction. I'll put out the address. I'll put out the address. Here it goes. Like, ma'am, ma'am. Ma'am. Hey. Hello. Hello. Hey. Hey. Here's how here's what's going to happen. Okay. Either you're going to listen. Either you're going to pay either you're going to pay the taxi. Either you're going to pay the taxi or you're going to get charged for it. Do you understand? Do you understand? Yes or no? Yes or no? Okay, but we're going to go to the hospital. No, I'm good. I am on the alcoholic flu. I'm fine. I'm paying the lift and y'all going to take me exactly where I'm going. I don't need to go to a hospital. That's a money paying him. First of all, if you don't stop yelling, that's exactly stop yelling. I'm good cuz I need you to be on my side as a woman. You need to help me out. Even I'm alcoholic fluent. I'm afraid. You need to help me to write away. Talk to me like a human being. Exactly. A human being. I'm under alcoholic fluid. So you should know where I'm coming from. Not touch me. Let me go. I do not touch me. Let me call 911. We are 91. We are 911. Y'all y'all 41. Okay. 401. That's information. So go ahead and call Georgia information. See what they can tell you. Doesn't matter. I need to get to my destination. I already paid for cab. The cab doesn't want to take me. The cab doesn't want to take you anymore. to my destination. Y'all stay here trying to make sure I pick the damn destination and not give I'm going. Your destination was right here cuz this where you passed out. This is where you passed out. No, I did not. Her noisy and aggressive behavior led officers to add disorderly conduct charges to her growing list of issues. Creating chaos and disturbing the peace certainly won't score any sympathy from the court. I'm arresting you. I'm going to arrest you. You arrested me for disorderly conduct. You got you got disorderly conduct and theft services. What? Do not touch me. If you touch me, you will get a charge. Why am I touching you? Get out of my face. All right. You can't get to know what I'm Why y'all sto I got lay on your stomach. Chill. Lay on your stomach now. Why would you take me to jail and I'm okay? Y'all supposed to help me not take me to jail? What is wrong with y'all? I'm okay. My mama on the anniversary weekend arrested. Yep. You're under arrest. What is wrong with y'all? She's double locked. What did I do to you? I didn't even touch you. My pocket money. Let go. Let go of him now. Let go of him now. Let go of him now. Stop. You the only one being like that. Stop. Pull your car up. Just pull your car up. This is crucial like a and I already got two child. Well, you about to get another one. No, don't do that. I'm trying to be alert. I don't want it out here on my own. That's the only true facts. No, you going to jail now. Why y'all can't be on my side? It's only white people around. So, of course, they don't understand. How you understand when you try to leave me on my looney and I'm under the alcohol. You didn't want to go to the hospital. I tried. Why would I go to the hospital? Because that's what happened. You were cast out back my mother credit or anything else. I got called for your Why would I do that? That's stupid. I was here to help you and you didn't. I'm trying to the police so they can help me and y'all can get out my way. You when y'all get out my way cuz I passed out the police going to call the Eminem and they going call y'all. So y'all chill. You got my outfit. So chill out. Oh, bro. I don't even know my mother to back me up anything. A little help, please. What you doing? This leg out of here. Pull her pull her you want to sit in the j. I don't even talk that [ __ ] and I'm trying to understand. Daddy L the doing the most. I know I'm not getting this vehicle cuz I don't deserve to be in a Don't watch that right when she resisted and hindered the responding officers. Obstruction of justice charges were swiftly applied. Acting like a spoiled diva might earn likes on social media, but in Georgia it's handcuffs and a court date. Please put all cows. Please put all cows. already. I don't need to be going through the most trying to for what I talking about. I don't deserve this. Hey, y'all check her face. She fell. I got going. Let me look at your face. I'm not going to touch I'm not going to touch you. I'm trying to help you. I'm trying to help you. I am. you. I've been here a long time trying to No, it's not. Do you want me to look at you or not? No, it's not. No, it's not. Can I tell you thank where I need to be? I'm fine cuz you don't want me to look at you. I'm offering you. I'm fine cuz I I didn't follow my face. Okay. Exactly. Thank you. You're welcome. I am up. Mom, I'm kind of alert now cuz I see what's going on. Y'all not about to do me like that. Like I'm some type of black racist. Don't give about nothing. I give about a lunch. I'm not too Get me out of this situation. I'm tired of going to jail. Okay, then listen to me right now. If you do not want to go to jail, then listen to me, okay? We cannot take you to an address, okay? You will have to call somebody else. We're kind of past that point because you were passed out in an ambulance. Okay? I mean, in a Uber. Just listen. Just hear me out. Just hear me out. I have a legal obligation because of the way I found you to take you to the hospital. Hey, go get me. Get me out of here. But when hold on start screaming and fighting these officers. I didn't touch him to fight him. He want to go aggressive. He got I was here trying to say the fact. Okay. Come on. Take her to jail. Okay. We were doing okay. Just listen to him for a second. Just just listen. It's the true fact though. I didn't touch him at all and I put a thing on him. But wait a try on me. Are you going to talk to me? Yes. I'm alert. Even though I'm still going on top of predicting it. I could tell you my phone. You can tell me the direct address. I take people to the hospital. Please. I can take you to the hospital. I definitely don't want to go to jail for something I didn't even do. Do you want to go to the hospital? It will cost more. Well, that's the best I just let me go. That is not up to me. I am not the law. It is up to you. No, cuz I came out of your vehicle. Miss Gamble. Miss Gamble, stop. How old are you? Come on. Come on. Come on. Sit down. Sit down. Now put your feet down. I can't no more. I'm speaking the truth facts about what I did. You can't rest for nothing. Sit down. Enough's enough. Crazy boy. I said I ain't even got no right in my own where I was born. My whole country, my whole universe. Watch your foot. No. Not right. Where the woman at? It don't matter if you white, black, or Asian. Y'all supposed to know the right. I don't belong in a prison. I don't belong in jail cell. I don't belong in none of that. I didn't do nothing. She was eventually charged with obstruction of justice, petty theft, and disorderly conduct. Hi, good afternoon. Hi, Sergeant L with the police department. We have a license registration stopping you for something we call obstructed tag. The border around your license plate is covering the word New Jersey. It's not legal to have in the state of Florida. Oh, yeah. I've seen a couple of things in your wallet that look like driver license. Can I see the rest of them? That one right there looks like maybe Connecticut or something. Oh, I was right. Cool. So, this looks pretty fake to me. Same name. Date of birth 4304, but this says 2001. So, when I run this, this is going to come back. No record found. Right. Yeah. Right. Did you know that possession of a uh counterfeit driver license is a felony? No. Yeah, it's a felony. Like you could be arrested right now handcuffed and taken to jail. Okay. Poor choice. I'm sorry. Real bad. Really very stupid. Okay. Where'd you get it? Online. A routine traffic stop for a minor issue spirals into panic mode when a college student accidentally flashes her fake ID. Instantly recognizing her mistake. The student's world momentarily shatters as the officer lays down the law. So, cool thing is is I was probably only going to give you a warning about the tag, but now we can talk about this whole felony thing. You never seen any of our things, you know, fake to felony. We have signs up around campus. Don't have fake IDs. It's a felony. It's got little like bubble character and a jail jumpsuit. Never seen any of this stuff. Cool. Okay. Well, like I said, this is a felony. So, are you a student? Yeah. Cool. So, um, you're gonna get a student affair referral because you have committed a felony. Okay. Okay. But I'm gonna tell you right off the bat, I'm not planning on taking you to jail. Okay? This gets to go away. I'm still going to run it. It's all being recorded on my body camera. But when you open your wallet, we look for these things, right? We use it for drinking or what? Yeah. Cool. Okay. I appreciate you being honest. That goes a long way. When's the last time you got pulled over? Um, maybe last summer. Okay. What for? speeding. Oh, okay. Well, hey, you weren't speeding today, so that's a good thing. Uh, where'd you get stopped at? Um, at home in Upper Township, New Jersey. Oh, okay. I don't know about New Jersey being, um, you know, the obstructed tag thing, but our statute says your tag, the state, the characters, um, for those of us that have the validation tabs, the little yellow stickers, all that has to be clean, free of dirt, debris, grease, grime, and mutilation for a distance visible no less than 100 ft. Thankfully, her honesty and cooperation significantly mitigated her situation. But let this serve as a clear warning. Shortcuts to adulthood aren't worth the long-term consequences. Maybe next time just wait until you're actually 21. So, um I'm going to run your info. Obviously, stay here cuz you're not free to leave. Okay. Got a Connecticut one. It appears to be fictitious, but copy Connecticut number. Yes. 042 Riley is negative and valid and the Connecticut DL cannot be found. Hi miss. I appreciate your patience. Are you okay? Yeah. All right. I see you crying. Okay. If this is your first time getting in trouble for something like this, probably not going to be a big deal. Okay. This is a college. Believe me, this ain't the first one I've seen. Notice how immediately after you pass it in your wallet, I already saw it. Been doing this a long time. Okay, we know what we're looking for. We see this stuff all the time. All right, traffic stuff. First off, your license is valid and there's no warrants or wants on you. Okay, I'm not going to write you the $114 ticket when all I really want is your pink glittery rhinestone thing either gone or moved. I don't know how you want to do it, but if you can mount it and keep it on there to where to where the word New Jersey is clear and visible, keep in mind our cameras are like kind of high up. So maybe just take it off, but we want to be able to see that. We want to make sure that you know, okay, I mean, I don't want you to get chased down over something as crazy as, where your tag came back, but it matched another state. Okay, that's why I do this. Um 114 bucks. Not doing that. I am obviously seizing the license. That's evidence. I'm not charging you criminally, okay? But understand that I could have and everything I needed. Body cam recorded. That being said, anytime any of our students are involved in criminal activity, even if I wanted to cut you the biggest break in the world and say, "You know what? I'm not going to do it." I would get in trouble for that. You have to talk to student affairs. Okay? Um they're going to contact you via your information on file. I don't know if it's, you know, in person or, you know, virtual, whatever. Um, but you're going to have to go before, you know, the student board and explain the goings on and they can choose to sanction you in a number of ways because you committed a felony. They could technically throw you out of the college. I've not heard of that happening. But I will tell you all of the results of student affairs are kept secret from us. So, whatever happens, I will never know. Possession of a counterfeit ID is a serious felony under Florida law. What seemed like harmless fun instantly became a potentially lifealtering mistake, risking heavy fines, probation, or even jail time. Any other questions from me, comments, or concerns? You feel okay? If you want to sit here for a little bit and chill, that's fine, too. Look like you probably need it, but again, you're not being charged criminally. Okay. I would I would definitely not repeat what happened today. Okay. Right. You You know how much longer ago? Was it a a year and some change? 2004. This is 23. So, okay, maybe it's like 10 years, but look, we know. Okay. But you don't want to get caught with that stuff. The other cop, if they decided they wanted to make a felony collar, easiest one in the book, right? You're good to go. As soon as I move my truck, you're good to leave if you want. If you want to stay here for a little bit, you're fine, too. Okay. Have a better day. Specifically, she faced charges for possession of a counterfeit ID, including significant fines, probation, or incarceration. The obstructed vehicle tag violation under led only to a warning, yet served as a reminder of how minor issues can escalate if not carefully handled. Hello. Hello. Hi. How are you? Good. I'm Officer Page House Perkins. The reason for the stop is over there. Can I see that, please? I'm saying tell me what you put me on for. Well, no. You're going to give me the license first cuz you're not going to tell me what I'm pulled over for. Well, I'm not stopping you. I'm stopping the driver and now you're interfering with my business. I'm right. And she's snatching the driver's license back. You didn't finish your sentence. So, I'm I'm trying to grab the license here. I I don't know why you have an attitude here, dear. Um, the reason why I'm stopping you is I'm paced behind you where it's a 35 over there. And I'll figure that. Yeah. And you're you're going 45. And then also your license plate. I see you have a little bracket thing on there, the cover. It causes a glare. So, you can't see the license plate within 15. It's light. It's lit up. I I understand that, but there's there's a glare on it and you can't you can't see the plate. My fault. Okay. And then do you have your driver's license or ID with you, dear? Why do I need Cuz you're not wearing your seat belt. Give it to him. Give it to him. Bro, talk to him. I'm not asking you. Why are you asking for it? I just told you why. You already know. They already know. Y'all are literally playing games. Like, I'm not playing games. I need your driver's license or your identification. It's the last time you're asking. No, no, no. I want your driver's license or your ID. Find it. All right. Go ahead and step out for me. I will. During a routine traffic stop for speeding and a minor license plate violation, a passenger decides to interfere aggressively, turning a simple encounter into chaos. Her persistent defiance and refusal to comply with lawful commands escalate the situation rapidly. We're going to walk to the front of my car. I'll be right with you here in a second. I'm saying it's right there. We're going to walk right to the front. Okay. Give me that status right here. You can you can go ahead and obtain it for me. Yeah. No, it ain't no weird pulling you over in the first place. Send another unit. I didn't see you get back in the car. Stay out of the car for me. Okay. Sorry, sir. Okay. Is this your current address? Correct. Okay. Give me one sec. I'll be right back with you. It's a lawful order. You not to get back in that vehicle. Under Ohio law, failing to wear a seat belt is a straightforward traffic infraction, typically resulting in a fine. However, her resistance quickly escalated a routine ticket into serious legal trouble. I'm trying to turn. So, I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car temporarily. Okay. You are not under arrest. You're you're just detained right now. Okay. Before I have you have a seat in the car, no weapons on you, anything like that? No. What's up, ma'am? What is the point of being pulled over, though? Well, I I'm not the officer that stopped the vehicle. I am asking. Can you ask him? Yeah. When he's done with what he's doing, I know my rock. Okay. The situation further escalates when officers detect alcohol, initiating an owi investigation, leading to charges of operating a vehicle while intoxicated. Owi. This case perfectly illustrates how entitled attitudes and poor decision-making escalate minor issues into significant legal trouble. No. Uh some a sober party is going to have to be released because right now you guys are going to be with us in a protective custody essentially. Where you going? You're not free to leave. You're not free to leave. Nope. You're under arrest now. I said stop. And you keep walking away. Of course I am. Put your hands behind your back. No, she's walking down the sidewalk raising her hands as I tell her to stop. I gave her multiple lawful orders. Go down the road. Nothing else better walking. Right now, you're just being placed under arrest for disorderly conduct while intoxicated because you're presenting a risk of physical harm to yourself. Okay. Um, do you have somebody sober I can release you to? No. Okay. I'm going to I'm going to put you in the back of my car here. Put her back. Put her back. That's fine. 2200. Can you send the city unit out here as well? [Applause] Okay, before you have a seat in the car, nothing on you that's going to poke cut me. Get off me. Y'all are weird. Listen. And I can pull my hand out this thing. I will. I will sit down. Now you're charged with resisting. Now you're charged with resisting. Y'all are weird. I'm sitting down. Stop resisting. I'm sitting down. I'm sitting down on my own. Stop resisting. Sitting down. Stop resisting. I think we're fighting. Stop it. Stop it. Stop. I'm going to get out of the car. I'm going to take you to the ground if you do not stop. Stop resisting. Stop it. I'm saying y'all are going to look really weird. Just take her to the [Music] ground. Grabs. She slipped her. It's double right now. Watch that when you're back. She She's been nothing but compliant. Okay. I haven't opened it. Move your hand, Lori. Make it slow it down. We got them in custody. [Music] [Music] Sit her up for me. Sit up. Y'all are embarrassing. Literally, y'all are the most embarrassing yourself. No, y'all are the most embarrassing. All right, take her to the hood real quick so I can actually search her in front of a camera. I'm curious or camera. She was charged with failure to comply with a lawful order, resisting arrest, a seat belt violation, disorderly conduct, and obstructing official business. All stemming from her refusal to follow simple instructions during the stop. A reminder that respecting law enforcement procedures, even when frustrated, is far simpler and far less expensive than dealing with the fallout of impulsive choices. [Music]