How old are you? What are you just kidding? Don't be that cop. >> Stop. >> Don't be that cop. >> Close the door. >> Don't be that cop. >> You are assaulting me, sir. >> Give me back up. He's fighting me. I can't get off. >> Get in trouble. I get hurt. But I just want to tell you >> you just won't shut your mouth here. >> Because it's not fair. >> In policing, you find drivers who are willing to test every limit just to see how far [music] they can push before consequences catch up with them. Sometimes it's arguing over a simple instruction. Sometimes it's refusing [music] to cooperate during a routine stop. But when entitlement turns into arrogance, the outcome is usually the same. These are the moments entitled drivers pay the price after testing cops. First, let's meet an entitled female driver who believes she could control the traffic stop and make the rules herself. >> Why are you being like that? What is wrong with you? >> Just because you have a gun and a don't mean no power. In New Jersey, a routine traffic stop begins to shift as a driver refuses to follow simple instructions, turning a basic interaction into something far more difficult to control. After discovering the registration is suspended, but instead of settling the situation, the driver immediately pushes back, questioning the stop and refusing to stay inside the car. Officer repeatedly asks her to close the door and remain seated. She continues opening it and talking over him. And with each refusal, the situation, despite clear instructions not to move, she suddenly acts on her own decision. And in that moment, the situation shifts instantly from a verbal exchange into something officers have to respond to immediately. Even after being taken into custody, she continues arguing and questioning what's happening while the consequences of that decision begin to take shape around her. She was later charged with operating an uninsured vehicle and obstruction. Next, we meet the argumentative driver who claims he doesn't need to show identification when stopped by the police. >> Tell you the reason I stopped you cuz if you don't ID me, ID yourself. >> I don't have to ID myself if I didn't do nothing wrong. What did I do wrong? >> On December 8th, 2024, officers pull over a vehicle for a minor traffic violation. But instead of moving through a routine stop, the driver immediately begins questioning the reason and resisting the process. >> Good evening, sir. Do you mind rolling down all the windows for me? No, it's just two passengers. I ain't doing all that. >> Okay. Get your driver's license on you, sir. >> Yeah. But why? >> Cuz there's a traffic stop, sir. >> No. Why? I didn't do nothing illegal. >> I didn't run no stop signs. I didn't run no lights. >> Explain to you. >> Explain. But No. >> Yeah. But >> you got your camera on? >> When I explain it, >> do do you have your camera on? >> When I explain it, are you going? Hold >> on, babe. Let me call you back. I'm talking to the police. >> I'm grabbing my phone. Do you want me to tell you the reason I stopped you? Cuz if you don't ID me ID yourself ID myself if I didn't do nothing wrong. What did I do wrong? >> You just can't pull me and say, "Give me your ID." That's not what I'm doing. >> That's not what I'm doing. You don't run this traffic stop. You see the lights? >> What did you do? >> Do you see the lights? We I stopped you for an improper right turn. You do not hold the most right lane and you went right into the left. I don't know what to tell you, man. >> We're at West Street >> right back here. >> My hand's up here. driver's license right now. >> No. Why? >> Don't open my door. Don't touch my door. I will roll my window back up. You can call your sergeant. >> I will break the window. >> Call your sergeant. Can you call your sergeant, please? >> Absolutely. >> Can you please call your sergeant? >> Yeah. This is going to be about a 35. >> Can you please call your sergeant? Can you please call I'm going to roll my window up. I'm not going nowhere. I will cut my call, but call your sergeant. No, we're not going to do this. >> Call your sergeant. Please, sir. When asked for his identification, he avoids providing it, repeatedly asking why and demanding a supervisor. And with each response, the situation starts drifting further away from something that could have been resolved quickly. >> If you arrest me, you snatch me out this car. >> Unlock the car. >> Unlock the car. >> Unlock the car right now. >> I'm going to break the window. >> No, you shouldn't be having to do that. >> Listen, you need to identify yourself. You need to open the door. I will spray you. >> Open the door. Open the door. >> My window down. I'm grabbing the vehicle. >> Wait, give me a second on my ID. >> 14 hours. >> No. What are you doing? You're not supposed to do that. >> No, you're done. We're done. >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Watch this. Listen, you're not I'm not doing nothing wrong. >> You're going to jail. >> Hey, I didn't cause No, don't do that. Cause, don't do that. >> I didn't do that. >> You're going to jail. Failure to identify yourself. I don't have >> I couldn't grab my ID. >> Yeah, you could have. You could have. This is what happened. We're done. >> We're done. We're done. >> I don't run nothing though. You don't run this. >> No, I don't. [clears throat] >> I don't run nothing. >> But come on, bro. Come on. >> Emergency. >> Turn to rest. Okay. >> For what? >> For resisting. Okay. >> I didn't resist. >> Yes, you did. You didn't uh identify yourself. >> Bro, look how you came at me. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> This is a routine traffic stop. >> Yep. >> You were under arrest. >> I do not have nothing. >> I'm not doing Come on. If I was resisting, I'd be fighting you. >> Are you holding him? I'm searching in. >> Okay. >> I'm Come on, sir. Is you serious? I'm not resisting. >> Even as officers continue explaining the stop, he keeps delaying and talking over them. And it doesn't take long before that refusal leaves officers with fewer options to keep the interaction voluntary. >> What's your question? >> The supervisors do want >> I knew he was >> He told you. First off, you can backtrack. He told you to roll down all the window. >> I'm like, what did you done under arrest? The supervisor is coming. >> You can say whatever you want to say here. You're going to jail. You might You might look I'm going to turn around and put my back on your car. >> If you look in my car, my my wallet might be in my car. >> Where is it in your car? >> If you look in my uh glove department, you'll see. That's my little cousin. >> Your little cousin. >> I was going to pick up my son to make sure he can make it to work. >> Who owns the car? Is it my car? >> Is it just in your name? >> Everything is in my name. It's my car. >> John, are we good with the cousin? >> He said he doesn't have a license. >> All right, let's cut him loose. We'll tell the car. You killed my son so I can make sure he getting a word. >> So >> I wasn't even doing nothing illegal. >> You turned something you turned a traffic stop a civil infraction into into into a misdemeanor crime. >> Are we good with him? >> Ow. 10. We got one to >> I did not. >> I did not run. I cut my car. >> At that point the focus shifts as officers make it clear how far the situation has already escalated. while he continues insisting he's done nothing wrong and tries to reframe what just happened. >> Uh, soon as I turned the at the traffic at the light >> and when they turned the light when they cut their lights on, I pulled over up under this light. >> Okay. >> Right here at that traffic light, >> not around the corner, not down the street. Soon as they cut their lights on, I went to slowing down and pulling over. >> Okay. And when they were asking you for your information, you get >> I was asking them why did y'all pull me over? >> Okay. And you didn't give any information? >> Because I'm trying to figure cuz it's a routine traffic stop. Why are y'all pulling me over? >> And then soon as they said, "We're going to smash your window and pepper spray you." After that, they asked for my identification. I'm like, "What the?" >> So, they didn't ask you for your identification at the beginning. I'm just trying to gather what's happening here. If I was here for the traffic stop, then I could tell you what happened. But I wasn't here for the traffic stop. I got your side of the story. I talked to the officer and I'm just trying to get >> So, you're going to take their word? >> I'm not taking nobody's word over anybody. Because what I'm going to end up doing is I'm going to review the body camera footage. >> So, I I got >> So, I'm What I'm asking what I'm asking you is cuz I'm ask I'm just trying to figure out and get clarification cuz you're saying that they immediately started yelling at you. >> They said they were going to smash your window and do all of that. You did nothing. They didn't give you no commands or anything. They they they he asked for my ID after he said he was going to smash my window, pepper spray me, he asked me in the road all my windows down say, "Sir, it's only two people in the car. Me and the passenger." >> Okay. >> And then instantly like he came aggressive. >> Okay. >> I put it on my light. >> Okay. So when the when the primary officer came to make contact with you, did he >> It was these two. >> I know which two I know which two were. So when he came up to your thing, did he ask me? Did he ask you before >> out the gate? No, I asked him why did he pull me? >> Okay, I need to speak cuz I allowed him to speak and every time I like say something like interrupt me and I can't get my thought completely clear through. >> Yes. >> Even after that, he continues justifying his actions, claiming the officers were the ones being aggressive. But as the interaction continues, the gap between his version and what actually unfolded becomes harder to ignore. I wasn't resisting, but I know that what they were trying to do isn't right. >> Okay. So, what I'm going to end up doing is I took your side of the story. I heard what you had to say. I'm going to go and I'm going to watch their body camera footage. Just see what all transpired. >> So, I'm not going to say I'm taking one person's word over next. I can't take your word and I can't take their word. So, I'm going to go body camera footage. Body camera >> and I'm here. >> So, I'm just just letting you know. I'm going to review the body cameras and body camera footage can't be altered. This is something that we have no we we have nothing to alter. So like I said >> just clarifying on what you said cuz you said you said that they never he never asked. >> He asked >> in the very beginning. Did he ask you for your ID? >> No no no. Wait wait wait wait wait wait. Don't make me lie. Don't make me lie. >> I'm not making you lie. I'm asking. >> Don't make me lie. I'm asking you. >> I just know he came across some woo. I asked why. >> I'm not going to do it. Like I said I will review their body camera footage to see if there cuz when when I first approached you said that they were yelling at you. >> They were. >> Okay. So, I'm going to review my body. >> I'm going to review their body camera footage and I'm going to see if they were when they initially made contact with you if they were yelling at you. >> Do I have to go to jail? >> At this point, the officer is placing you under arrest. Yes. >> This is going to be the officer's decision. I wasn't here to see your actions. I can't say what happened. That's going to be the officer's decision >> to contest this. You're going to you can be tested in court. As I said, as far as your complaint, you said that they were being rude. You said that they were being aggressive. So, I'm going to go on. >> I understand [clears throat] they were doing their job. I'm not knocking that, >> but I'm just letting you know I'm going to style >> and I'm going to review their body camera footage cuz you're saying that they were yelling at you and they were being unprofessional. So, I'm going to go review that as footage to see if that actually happened. Like I said, our cameras can't be altered. Once we have to dock our cameras, they get uploaded. We can't do anything else but add a case on the tour. We can't do anything else but add a case on the tour. >> May I have my phone in my car, please? L call somebody or something cuz man a routine traffic stop. I cut my car out. I wasn't resisting. >> Like I said, I was not here. >> And now, >> oh my god, this isn't right. This isn't right at all. It's no way this is right, man. So the officer made a determination based off of the actions that offend >> and you agreeing with >> I'm not agreeing with anything with his word. I got to go. >> You can you can go look at my camera. I'm not agreeing with anything. If the officer observes some kind of action or some kind of behavior, then that's what he's articulating. He's going to write that down. >> He can't tell me this is why. You cannot tell me this is why this was your son. >> Okay. Every time I see every time I speak, you're interrupting me. I let you speak and I I I let you speak willingly without interruption. Every time I try to say something, you continue to interrupt me. >> What am I going to jail for? >> What am I actually going to jail for? >> It's going to be resisting. >> I didn't resist. What did I resist? I cut my car out. That's not resist. Resisting is running clean. I did not resist. This is rid What's What's your name? Make sure you put everything on there. Oh my lord. You're going to have a full day with me. This is Wow. Can't believe this. Step over here for me, please. Come on, Liz. I haven't been to jail in over how many years. And this what y'all do? I've been doing right by life. Wow. He was ultimately arrested for resisting without violence and procedural violations. Next, meet an aggressive woman who thought she could take on the police all by herself. >> Hey, stop this. >> On June 9th, 2024, police stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation, but encountered fierce resistance from the driver. >> Can you step outside for me? >> What for? I have no reason to step out for me. >> Sir, you have to give me a reasonable reason why I'm No. Call your sergeant now. >> Get out. >> My life is in danger and you're threatening me. >> Get out. >> No. Call your sergeant. Then I will >> I will talk to your sergeant. >> No. I don't have to follow that order unless you give me a legal reason why >> you have a warrant. >> What do I have a warrant for? >> Get off. >> Open the door now. >> What do I have a warrant for? Help. I'm being assaulted by an officer. Help. He's assaulted me. I don't know why. >> Open the door. >> NO. YOU'RE ASSAULTING ME. >> OPEN THE DOOR. >> HE'S ASSAULTING ME. HE'S ASSAULTING ME. HELP. >> Open the door. >> I will. >> What do I have a warrant for? Tell me now. You are assaulting me, sir. >> Give me backup. He's fighting me. I take it off. >> From the very beginning, the man acted arrogant, demanding the officers justify their every move and even screaming that he was being assaulted. He then completely lost control, biting an officer's hand before the gas and taking off. At that point, the entire situation shifted into a completely different level. >> Osprey Get OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> LISTEN TO ME. OKAY. Nobody's going to hurt you. >> Okay. Listen. NOBODY'S GOING TO HURT YOU. OKAY? We need you to step out OF THE CAR AND COME TO US WITH your hands up. Okay? Nobody's going to hurt you. All right? >> Listen. Listen. We could talk, Noah. We could talk about that. Okay? Look at me. Look at me, brother. Hey. Open the door, >> Noah. I'm going to throw sticks underneath the back tires. >> We're good. >> Hold on. I'm going to take commands. He said he talked to me. Open the door and come talk to me. You >> guys got me? >> 54 34. I got sticks underneath the back wheels. He drove recklessly at high speed through multiple streets before suddenly slowing down and turning into a residential area. Officers quickly moved in, surrounding the location and even carefully deploying spike strips to prevent any chance of escape. At that point, the tent's takedown was officially underway. >> Don't move. Okay. >> All right. We're going to open this door. >> No. No. >> No. >> Stop. >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. STOP. >> Unbuckle him. Come out. >> I'll put his belt. Let me let me in there. >> I don't know what I did. >> I told you. >> I'm coming out. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. I ASKED. >> YOU HAD A WARRANT. I told you. >> Hey, he's >> Do not claw me. >> Watch your Watch your hands. Don't get bit. >> Don't get resisting. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> I got right arm. Somebody grab left. Somebody grab what I did. Can you tell me, please? That's all I asked for. >> Grabbing on him. >> Bill, do you got a bite? >> He's biting. >> I'M SCARED. >> I'M SCARED. HELP. I was insulted. >> I Can you tell me? All I DID WAS ASK FOR INFORMATION OF ME. [screaming] >> I LET GO. I LET GO. I'M DONE. I'M DONE. I PROMISE. >> I'm too scared. I don't know. I can't. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> I'm not I'm really not. >> Get him behind his back. >> I don't I will comply. I was terrified. >> I was terrified. >> I can't move. I can't move. Ow. I can't help doing that. I can't move my arm. >> This arm. >> Yeah. >> This arm. >> Yeah, you're doing >> I'm really scared. Even on the ground, Noah acted like a wild animal, still trying to bite another officer's leg and grabbing at his groin while repeatedly kicking at the deputies holding him down. Even in the police car, his mood didn't improve much. >> Let's take these out. >> Just stop. Just stop, Noah. >> Oh, yeah. >> Just stop. We don't want anything else to happen. All right, >> that's okay. I'm scared. >> I know. >> My father's >> I know. I know. I know your father. Okay. >> But he's very narcissistically covertly abusive. >> Okay. All I should do is walk away from him. >> Do me a favor, take a couple breaths. Okay. >> Is that from him biting you or what? >> Biting me, claw me. He was me here. >> Is that just right now? >> No. When I first stopped my third, I told him to exit the vehicle. Refused to. He started reaching like he was going to get drive. So, I grabbed his arm, pulled it out the window. He started pulling pull me in, clawing at me, biting me. Eventually, he got in drive and took off. He just grabbed my crotch and tried to bite me, but I think he he got on there, but I pulled my arm away. >> So scary. >> I got somebody coming to you. >> I have no clue. >> Just relax with us. All right, be cool with us now. All right, it's over. >> Yeah, I was so scared. I >> I have no clue why there's more to my name. >> I've left out boundaries. I've asked people to leave me alone. I have no clue what's going on. >> Wait, pat him down real quick. Spread your legs. >> Yes, sir. >> Listen to me. All right. No. Do you have any needles on you or anything like that? Okay. All right. We just want to make sure. >> I hate >> Well, we just want to make sure. All right. >> We don't want to get stuck on you or something like that. All right. That's all. >> Check every pocket. Check me, please. I don't want weapons. I have no clue what's happening. Really, I'm confused more than ever because of this. I have no idea. >> Okay. >> Sorry. I didn't know why I would be an artboard. >> Good. Well, any ward exists any of it. >> Have seat. >> Yes, sir. I'm so scared. >> We'll get the air cranked up for you. Okay. >> Just relax for us >> to clean up my dog. >> No, we're going to go sit in the back with the medic. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, sweep your feet out. >> I'm on to walk with you. I don't >> just walk with me. Okay. We're going to the medic. >> Can I ask that it's not so surrounding? I'm just scared of the officer at this point. I didn't know there was a warrant or anything. >> Go ahead. He's got me shot. >> Yeah, >> you're in Sycamore. >> Yeah, >> I know. I won't do it again. I promise. >> The suspect was then taken away in an ambulance for a health check. But the truth about Noah's delirious resistance was revealed when his father arrived at the scene to retrieve the dog from the car >> to clean up my dog. >> Noah, we're going to go sit in the back of the medic. Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> So, sweep your feet out. >> I want to walk with you. I don't >> just walk with me. Okay. >> Can I ask that it's not surrounding? I'm just scared of the officers at this point. I didn't know there was a horns or anything. >> Go ahead. >> Let me Yeah. >> You're in Sycamore. >> I know. I won't do it again. >> Noah, 24, was charged with failure to comply with a police order or signal, assault, obstruction of justice, and resisting arrest. But it doesn't stop there. The next woman's entitled attitude turns a routine traffic stop into a situation 10 times worse. >> White shirt, too. Call y'all white shirt. Y'all call your white shirt. He said, "Search my car, not my purse." So, call y'all white shirt. >> On March 15th, police stopped a vehicle after its automatic license plate scanning system detected that its registration had been suspended. >> You said there's nothing illegal in the car. You don't mind if I real? Good. Want to step up? Let's step up on the sidewalk here so we're uh not in traffic. >> Who you on the phone with? >> I'm calling with my insurance. >> You said what? >> That's not illegal. That's mad. That came from >> That's about weapons, not whether it's legal or not. I mean I >> I mean I ain't going to do nothing to you. >> No, that's not what he asked me to do something to. I mean that's about weapons, not >> that's not a weapon. That's mad. >> That's fine. That's right. It's besides the point. >> The driver stepped out looking visibly confused, clutching her phone as she spoke to someone on the line. It didn't take long to find out why. She was trying to verify her coverage with the insurance company. >> So what's going on tonight, man? Are you calling your insurance? You got insurance or what? >> Yeah. Yeah, I got SR22 and he's saying they suspended, but it's not. >> Your plate Well, >> the plates are suspended in the system. So whether I don't know whether or not you got the SR22 uh you don't got it with you anywhere. Maybe an email somewhere. You got an email or something? >> I mean, they probably got an email for it or whatever. >> You don't got one though? >> I I now because I had to delete my email too often. >> All right. All right. I mean, you ain't got nothing in the car saying you got your SR22, >> huh? It's probably some up in here in this van, but I got it. >> Is this your car? >> You don't I mean, you drive it most of the time. >> You drive it all the time, >> huh? >> You drive the car all the time? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> It's your car. >> But, uh, >> and the only reason I pay to be suspended is for S FR22, >> right? For the cuz for the insurance. I don't know if uh maybe there's some confusion, but the fact that the matter is it comes up suspended in our uh >> It's okay. >> Yeah, I just that's all it just comes up suspended in our >> There's somebody on the phone right now. >> She appeared increasingly nervous because despite insisting her insurance was fully paid, she couldn't produce any proof to support the claim. Meanwhile, the officer stood by patiently, waiting for an answer from the insurance company. >> Hello. Okay, I was calling about my SR22. My SR22 is paid. It's coming up that my insurance is my license my license plate is suspended. >> It's like um is that all >> um I don't know the policy number, but I can give you my name and address and everything. >> He didn't supposed to go in my purse. That's a different thing. I know my rights. He didn't supposed to go in my purse. He said my car. He didn't say purse. That's a different thing. Hello. How are you? >> And them antibiotics. You taking my medicine? Is you serious? Kenneka K. >> Last name is Anderson. You can't do all that. >> MY CAR, NOT MY PURSE. IT'S A DIFFERENT PURSE. HELLO. The [ __ ] I ain't [ __ ] crazy. Y'all know my rights. Yeah. Kenneka. K E N I K A. Last name is Anderson. talking crazy like y'all know my right. Also, I need to speak to a representative. Do y'all got like a 1-800 representative number? And could y'all call y'all white shirt, too? Call y'all white shirt. Y'all got to call y'all white shirt. He said search my car, not my purse. So, call y'all white shirt. Thanks. I appreciate that. >> I'm sure you would. >> Yeah. Y'all got to call my y'all white shirt. >> No. >> Yes, y'all have to. >> Y'all do have to. Yes, y'all do have to. You can't say no. >> You got to call your white shirt. I told him to search my car, not my purse. That's a difference. >> If you feel like >> I smoke marijuana, so that's my weed. I smoke that. >> Why don't you listen to me REAL QUICK THEN? >> NO, BECAUSE YOU'RE telling me no. Like, you're telling me no. Like, you was rude. That's rude to tell me no. >> I'm being rude right now. >> You was being rude. I just told you to call your white shirt because I didn't tell him. And he's still going through my purse and you're not even GOING TO STOP HIM. HE ASKED ME, can he search my car, not my purse? That's the difference. I didn't tell him to go in my car. I told him to search my car, not my purse. That's a difference. >> Despite being on the insurance hotline, she turned and started shouting when she saw the police searching her bag. She then asserted her authority by demanding that plane close officers be immediately dispatched to handle the matter. However, whether the car's insurance was valid remains a mystery >> cuz you ain't even supposed to take my car. You That's something you can't do. I actually got insurance. I don't have to I don't have to do that cuz I got I got insurance. You ain't even supposed to be searching my car for real. I agreed for you to do that. >> Cuz I didn't have nothing to hide. >> Why am I out here driving with no things on me anyway? >> Can we open this? >> I'll ask him to open it. >> I mean, he ain't going to know what to look for, but right here, can you open that for me? >> Just step back away from the street. >> I mean, I'll get back. I'll get back. But I know damn well I got I got insurance. No, he can't take my car. >> Old. >> You say what? >> Old Titos. >> Yeah, that's old. That was in there yesterday. I had that since last night. >> Oh, you smoked earlier. That's right. >> I was smoking weed. Yes, I was just smoking weed. >> It's just smoking time. >> Like 2 hours ago. I just literally came from work. Like I was just smoking weed. >> Smoking weed at work. I wasn't at work like in the parking lot smoking, but I was just smoking weed like two hours ago. >> Okay. And we we bringing a breathalyzer out here right now. You both straight zeros. >> I'm not blowing no breathalyzes. I didn't even have a reason to really get out the car cuz I actually could ask anyone out of the car that doesn't >> I mean, well, I'm at the park. Well, I didn't even have a reason cuz I actually I'm going to do I'm going to run you through some tests to make sure you're right to drive. >> I'm not I'm not >> You're going to refuse? >> Yes, I'm refusing. I'm not doing that cuz I'm okay with me. You like why you just you pulled me over for an invited license, right? That's not >> No, cuz your license plates are suspended. >> Okay, so we going to call him and then we going to get that set. >> Okay, that's that's out of that's out of >> When police found marijuana and a half empty bottle of Tito's whiskey in her purse. She nonchalantly admitted they were hers. The situation escalated when she refused to take a breathalyzer and drug test, leading to her arrest. >> Are you going to do field test or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> At this point, then you're going to be under arrest. Y'all have Okay, wait a minute. Hold on. Y'all ain't got to do all this. >> Can y'all stop ARRESTING ME FOR NOTHING? >> Y'ALL DON'T EVEN LET ME tell y'all the [ __ ] [ __ ] ME THE [ __ ] OUT. Turn over. >> GET OFF MY [ __ ] >> GET OFF MY HEAD. >> DO NOT FIGHT ME. >> CAN I GET more [ __ ] >> I asked for a white be a mess. Y'all going to be into some reason. >> Let me go. No, we are done. >> Get the [ __ ] off of me. >> Y'all going to really be in some math. Where's y'all white? Call white. >> Let me talk to you when you go to jail. >> Okay, do that, >> dude. That's the [ __ ] >> I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU JUST [ __ ] LIKE I'M A MAN. >> Let's go. >> [ __ ] is wrong with you? LET ME GO. THEN YOU WILL HELL. LET ME GO. >> RESIST. STOP. >> [ __ ] IS WRONG with you? >> Stop resisting. Let me go. >> [ __ ] you talking about? LET ME GO. Y'ALL AGGRESSIVE AS HELL. I'M A [ __ ] WOMAN. LET ME THE [ __ ] GO. HE DON'T HAVE TO GRAB my arm like that. >> You already fighting us. You already bit me. >> You cuz you shouldn't HAVE GRABBED ME LIKE THAT. YOU STAND ON MY HEAD like I'm a man. Ain't no man. >> All right, we got to go. >> LET ME GO. I RATHER THEM just take me. The ones they just pulled up. Let me go. >> I'm not LETTING YOU GO. >> Y'ALL CAN LET ME GO. THEY CAN TAKE me somewhere. >> MA'AM. >> TELL THEM. DAMN. TELL THEM YOU got it. >> Okay. Tell them you got it and let me go. Let me go. >> Police then informed her she faced charges including drugs, weapons, DUI, and obstructing justice. But being unreasonably delusional didn't end there, especially when it comes to this obnoxious girl. >> Get off of your phone. If I tell you one more time, you're going in cut. >> On June 15th, 2025, a 21-year-old female dancer sped away from a traffic checkpoint late at night in Florida, leading to a dangerous chase through the neighborhood. What's >> going on? Um, there's just a lot of >> Okay. What's going on? Because I was over there and you decided to go to the completely wrong direction of traffic. >> I know. >> Uh, where's your ID? >> Right here. >> Who's that gentleman that you were with? >> Who? >> The gentleman that you were with that you were stopped with in the other vehicle. Okay. I'm asking you a question because you just totally made an illegal wrong turn going against traffic and then you tried to flee for me. So, you want to let me know what the hell's going on? 52 central. Can you get an additional unit started my way, please? Who's in the other vehicle? All right, get off of your phone cuz now I'm pissed. Get over here in the back of the vehicle. Put the phone on the back of the vehicle since you think this is a game. >> All right. What the hell's going on? >> Put the phone on the back of the vehicle. I'm not going to ask you again. >> As officers spoke with the woman, they noticed signs that she might not be fully alert, giving them even more reason to get to the bottom of what was really going on. And after seeing her uncooperative attitude, they decided it was time to stop going in circles and take action. >> I'm going to read you something. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and to have the lawyer present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you or for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer and answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights that I have explained to you? >> With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Sorry. >> What's going on? >> Um, get off of your phone. If I tell you one more time, you're going in cuffs. >> Fine. >> Turn around and answer the questions I just asked you. What the hell just happened? So, I'm over here. As officers read her Miranda rights, she reacted with surprising indifference. This hardly seemed like her first encounter with handcuffs. And in the end, officers were more than willing to grant her apparent wish of taking a trip to jail. >> There's another gentleman over there, blue shirt, black um black vehicle. >> Um it was on airport. Yep. >> Airport and 44. >> Stop moving. You can stand right here. What was that? No, he didn't. He was still there. I didn't even have an opportunity to cuz this one started to run. >> Yeah. All right. Back to you, Gable. Anything that's going to stick me, puff me, or anything? Pencils. Stop moving. >> You have ID. >> Where's it at? I recognize >> back in my phone. >> Somewhere you from Orlando. Your ID is in your phone. >> Yeah. >> Nope. I got it right here. >> Oh, yes. It >> Thank you. >> All right. So, go a and take your shoes off for me. >> I'll use real life. >> Take one shoe off at a time. Backup soon arrived on scene. After observing her pupils, officers suspected the woman might be under the influence of drugs. They then moved forward with a search of the vehicle to see what else she might be hiding. >> The is this? Awesome. >> You do know this girl. >> You know her? >> Yes. I'm not going to tell you where. >> H >> I'm not going to tell you where. >> I don't want to. >> You don't. >> I don't want to know. Um Damn it. That's not a bad way to spend $2,500. I don't know, dude. Honestly, it's on both sides of the wallet. I think it's like some kind of like keep the aliens out. >> No. Oh, >> for sure. We find some pills in here or something. right up. There's anything other than it isn't. >> Yeah. >> Makeup. >> After completing the vehicle search, officers transported her to the station. By then, her attitude seemed to have softened and she appeared far more cooperative than she had been earlier in the encounter. Hey, this >> I can't hear you. >> Do you like what you do? >> Do I like what I do? Yes. Just because I have daughters and my idea is to make it a better place for them. And I know it's sounds stupid and cliche, but it's just to make the world a better place. When I was coming up to you, I was just coming up to see if you y'all were okay. And then you just blew past were driving real carelessly and recklessly. The gentleman that you were with that was in that other car that was stopped with you. Oh, he he wasn't stopping me. I didn't know who I was. I didn't I like I don't know anyone in >> Florida. So, were you okay? Like, was he just f like was he following you? >> Uh, he was trying to fight me. >> He was trying to fight you. See, that's why I was trying to figure out if you were okay. There's a lot of good and there's definitely a lot of bad in the world. So, you definitely got to be mindful, especially you being a young, beautiful female in this day and age. You need to be careful. >> What do you think about like certain clubs? >> Um, it depends. I don't frequent clubs outside of work. So, >> during the strip search procedure, she allegedly attacked a corrections officer, resulting in an additional felony battery charge. Later, she avoided jail through a pre-trial intervention program, completed required courses in community service, and had all major charges dismissed, leaving only a minor traffic fine. This arrogant 18-year-old takes the fantasy of defying the police to a whole new level. >> No, I have every right to get you out of the vehicle if necessary. So, please step out of the vehicle. Don't make this hard. >> You don't have a right. I haven't done anything to you. >> On July 9th, 2024, Officer Kamishi stopped driver JD for two violations. making a left turn in the wrong lane and having an old faded license plate that was allegible. >> Hi, Officer Kamishki. How are you? >> How you doing? >> Good. Can I see driver's license and insurance, please? >> I can grab it. >> Okay. >> If you want. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. And insurance, please. You know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> Two things. William, you made an improper turn. When you make a left turn, you have to go into the left lane, not the right lane. I had a car almost hit me the other day because of that. Here, that's good. And then the other thing is your plates unreadable. >> Oh, yeah. Our fire washing old, but supposedly there's supposed to be some new coming in. >> I'm waiting on that. I don't know. You see, I have the temporary set. >> Yeah. >> So, I'm just waiting on that, you know. Otherwise, I have no but I car wash it on the car wash and just >> Okay. Uh, next question. How much have you had to drink? >> Two drinks. Okay. Give me a minute. >> The police immediately noticed the strong smell of alcohol in the car. The driver admitted to two drinks which aroused suspicion that he was intoxicated and they asked him to get out of the vehicle. >> All right. I need you to step out. You admit to drinking. I just need to put you through a couple of things. Drink >> to work. You admitted drinking >> to work 21. I could have said anything. >> Okay. Well, that's fine. I still need you to get out of the vehicle because there's a strong odor of alcoholic beverage and you're under 21. >> You have no right to open my phone. >> I do. I have every right to get you out of the vehicle if necessary. So, please step out of the vehicle. Don't make this hard. >> You don't have a right. I haven't done anything to you and my husband. >> You have been drinking and you I can tell that you have been drinking alcohol. >> You have a strong odor of alcoholic beverage coming from you. That doesn't mean I was thinking it. >> Then prove me wrong. >> I don't have to. Actually, you got my information. I'm literally down the street. >> I need you to exit the vehicle. Otherwise, we will make you exit the vehicle. >> That's really unnecessary. >> It is not unnecessary. I am telling you that you have to exit the vehicle if requested by a law enforcement officer. >> That's not true. >> It is very true. >> It's not. >> All right. Are you not going to do it then? >> I don't see the reason why I have to. >> I already told you several times the reason why. trying to do real quick. >> I can talk to you right here, man. I'm not going to do that, man. Cuz I'm smarter than that. I'm not going to fall for that [ __ ] bro. >> But here's the thing, man. I When a guy tells you to get out of law, you have to get out, >> right? But I have no reason to. >> When you get out, man, by law, you have to get out. >> But I haven't done anything, man. >> Well, I'm trying to tell you, man. So, >> for what? So, you can put me in cuffs? Dude, I'm not stupid. >> No, exactly. Look, obviously we could put you in cover for obstructing and you don't want to do that. >> What obstructing? I was just turning you right into my house. >> Get out of the vehicle. That's obstruing. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I'm not because I'm saying that what you guys are doing is unnecessary. >> It is not unnecessary. >> It is because I haven't done anything to y'all. >> We can instruct people to get out and get inside, get out of the car whenever we >> Right. But there's no reason. This is not reasonable. Despite being explained that he was underage to legally drink alcohol in the US, he stubbornly objected, claiming the police had no right to. The female officer then sternly gave him one last chance to cooperate. >> This is your last chance, okay? You need to step out of the vehicle, otherwise we will make you step out of the vehicle. >> I don't want to talk to her, though. >> Hey, look, man. With all due respect, I would talk to you and not her. >> Okay, man. And I I get you. So, can you come out of the car so I can talk to you back here, man? Can you please step away from my car if I'm going to listen to him? Turning off my car now. >> All right. Come over here, Z. >> All right, man. So, here's the thing, man. Okay. >> Get No. No. >> All right. Well, then 55. >> Get away. [ __ ] >> All right. So, where are you coming from tonight, man? >> Coming from my cousin's house. >> Why are you talking to me like that, man? Because this is Dude, I'm literally coming from my cousin's house, not even like a block away, and I get stopped for trying to make a right, dude. Like, it's so stupid. >> Okay. And here's the thing, man. All right. Have you been drinking tonight? >> No, man. >> At all. >> No. >> Why would I lie about that? It's >> I got to ask, man, because your eyes look pretty glossy. I'm being straight up with you. >> Yeah, I smoke, but that doesn't mean I drank. >> Can't be doing that either. >> Did you just smoke weed? That's it. >> That's it, man. >> Nothing else. >> Nothing else. >> All right. And how far away is your cousin's house? She literally, Dude, I don't even have to say this. She know what she did. Listen, listen, listen, listen to, man. With all respect, she pulled up. She spin around the block. I went into my cousin's house. We chilled. I some PB&J. That's all. I came back out. She spin the block again. I got in my car. My dumb ass was like, "Why did I pull out? I should have wait till she left." But no, she decided to follow me when I left the when I left the apartments and that's all. So, she had seen me already. >> Okay, >> that's all. That's all I'm saying. She has seen me already. And then she came the second time. >> Obviously, I don't I wasn't with her, so I don't know what she did. You get me? I'm just trying to understand where you're coming from, what you were doing. >> I'm literally coming from the road. I take a right and she stops me for whatever obstruction. Like, bro, >> improper turn. >> Improper turn. I was like 500 ft away trying to make the turn and she stops me for that. Come on. >> He denied drinking alcohol, but honestly admitted to consuming another prohibited substance. However, he stubbornly refused to admit his violation and blamed the police. When he refused a sobriety test, he was officially arrested. >> Are you willing to perform standardized field sobriety test? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, put your hands behind your back cuz you're under arrest for zero tolerance. >> Zero tolerance DUI. >> All right. Look, man. >> I'm not getting a DUI. Actually, >> you are getting a zero tolerance at very minimum. >> JD, don't do >> There's a strong odor of alcoholic beverage. You have glossy shot eyes. Contact. Can you let go and talk? >> No. Because you're going under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen to me. >> You want obstruction? >> No. Can you listen to me? >> Then listen to me. >> I'm listening to y'all. Can y'all listen to me? Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm listening to y'all. But can y'all listen to me first? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Y'all listen to me. >> Put your hands behind your back, man. >> Y'all listen to me. >> Can y'all just listen to me for once? How do y'all listen? What is this hypocritical? What is this? I'm not. >> You don't want to add more charges, dude. >> I'm not, dude. >> Okay, put your hands behind your back. >> What is this hypocritical? Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen to me. But I have to listen to y'all because we tried talking already and I'm a citizen. I was born. >> You don't want to add more charges. >> I'm not. >> If you don't listen, then we will take you to the ground and put the cuffs on you that way. >> How am I doing anything wrong? >> You are resisting. >> I'm literally trying to talk to y'all. I'm being nice. Stop resisting, >> Katie. You are already told that you're under arrest. So, put your hand behind your back, man. You don't want to add. I'm not doing anything. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Here's the thing, man. All right. Hey, don't resist. KD, don't resist. >> Oh, you've been resisting enough for charges. That's for sure. >> The suspect struggled and arrogantly questioned the police, asking if he didn't have the right to freedom of speech since he lived there. When the police put handcuffs on him, he resisted even more, escalating the situation. >> Get [ __ ] home, bro. >> Okay, I get you, man. I get you. Come to, bro. >> All that voices you were telling me at church how you love me and man, and how y'all like me and everything? Do you think I put you in this situation? >> You're dead, man. >> You Hey, man. Look, I know this kid. I know what he's going through. It's tough for him. Y'all just let him go home. That's little things, >> but that's not how it works, TD, man. Bro, >> you know, you know that's not how it works, >> dude. >> All right, I need you to spread your feet so I can search you. >> Yeah, search me already. I'm not spread your feet. All right, spread your feet, man. >> Stop kicking me. What the >> Stop kicking me. >> Well, you're not spreading your seat. Your your feet, man. >> What the [ __ ] >> Is there going to be anything illegal in the car? >> I don't know. Go figure it out. >> All right, you're [ __ ] touching me already. Holy. Can we get >> Yeah, you might find some [ __ ] in there you won't like. >> Oh [ __ ] >> Start walking. >> You get out. >> I'm not going to move, man. I'm done. We have to move. I want to put the seat belt. >> I don't need that. >> Well, I have to put it on you. >> Happy to see me again. >> Bod was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, making an improper lane change, resisting law enforcement, and three marijuana related offenses. Possession of marijuana while operating a vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, first offense, and possession of marijuana by a person aged 18 to 21. Next, a hostile 19-year-old shows exactly why threatening and insulting a victim in front of police is a terrible idea. >> You do drugs for a living, ho. >> YOU DO DRUGS FOR A LIVING, HO. >> STOP. STOP. I'M GOING TO CHANGE YOU. >> On January 24th, 2026, the deputy sheriff spotted a white car speeding through downtown Leburg at nearly 80 mph, repeatedly running stop signs. Put your hands up now. Hands up. >> Hands up. >> One at gunpoint. >> It's up. >> He's out of the car. >> I just want her out of my car. >> No. >> She want turn around. >> Turn around. >> Don't move. >> You stop. >> Hey, you're going to get tased. >> I don't give a >> car. Please. >> Get over here. You're driving way too reckless. Turn around. >> Sorry. Cuz she won't get out my car. >> Turn around. >> Get out my car. You >> ma'am. Stay in the car. Don't move. >> She got liquor. She got she got everything she got in the car is in the car. Get out of my car, you [ __ ] Look at your hair. Look at your hair. >> She punched me. She fought her cousin. >> The moment he stepped out, the 19-year-old driver spiraled into panic, repeatedly shouting that the woman in the vehicle had alcohol and drugs. But before anything else, officers had to get the agitated suspect under control. >> Hey, quit. >> This is your last chance. >> Get abortion. Stop. >> No. I need you to take me to the police station. [ __ ] that. >> I'm trying to help you to the police station. Relax. No, I got to go. >> No. Stop. >> Get my mom at the house. Take me to the police. My mom's in the house. >> Hey, stop. >> Mariah. >> Hey, stop yelling. I'm trying to help both of y'all. >> [ __ ] you do drugs for a living, ho. >> YOU DO DRUGS FOR A LIVING, HO. >> STOP. >> STOP. I'm here. YOU >> GET BACK. GET BACK. GET BACK. PLEASE >> GET BACK. You >> ma'am. Ma'am, that's fine. >> Stop. No, you stop. >> No, I am. Ma'am, baby, he's fine. >> That's my baby. >> He's fine. >> Please, that's my baby. >> He's fine. >> Please, that's my baby. >> He's fine. Come over here. >> That's my baby. >> All right. Well, you know what? I just came up and he's all acting a fool. Okay. >> Please. Can I yell at him real quick? >> Not yet. Not yet. FORA, IF YOU DON'T SHUT THE up and let THEM DO THEIR GODDAMN JOB, >> MY GIRL. OKAY. What's going on, ladies? >> So, them two, he was driving because them two was >> Are you Mariah? >> Why is your eye bleeding? >> You not to play with >> Why is your eye bleeding? What? >> Why is your eye bleeding? >> Cuz I got hit in my eye. >> Hold on. >> MARIAH. >> I'MMA KILL you in the car. >> I'M YOU WATCH ME HELP. I'm you ass. >> A chaotic scene ensued when the suspect's mother rushed out from the sidewalk to intervene, further destabilizing him and causing him to even threaten to kill his girlfriend in the police car. He seemed even more agitated. >> Hey, the car. >> Hey, I'm going to put you in a four-point restraint. And you're >> SHE GOT IN MY CAR. >> DO NOT KICK MY DOOR. I'm trying to handle that. >> I fought her because she haven't full of [ __ ] >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE HOG TIGHT IF YOU KICK THE DOOR ONE MORE TIME. DO YOU UNDERSTAND ME? >> DO IT. YOU KNOW WHAT? >> Put him on the ground. >> I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE >> NO. Get out. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> Get back. >> You're about to break my >> guess what? Guess what? You don't want You don't run this. You understand me? Stop now. You know you're catching more charges right now, right? >> I'm sorry. >> You're catching more charges. >> Okay. >> You're intimidating a victim. You're catching more charges. >> A victim. SHE GOT DRUGS IN MY CAR AS SHE >> IS RIGHT NOW because you won't stop talking. You, sir, are catching more charges. Stop. You understand me? Nope. Stop running your mouth. >> I'm not. I'm sorry. >> Don't say a word. You understand me? [clears throat] The only people you talk to right now is us and your mama. >> Yes, sir. >> Other than that, hush your mouth. >> Yes, sir. >> The officer's stern warning finally got him to back down and comply. With the situation under control, officers turned their attention to the young women in the car, piecing together what had led to the chaos through their statements. >> Start off from Umatillaa. Um, >> yes, we was all the way at Umatillaa. It was all of us. We was going all ride to Wildwood cuz we have some boys out there that we talked to. So, we going ride out there and then we started getting into argument. Every I'm not even going to lie. Everybody some people was drinking so they started getting into it. >> What happens? >> You know, like the Sun say the villages. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Out there on that road. They started getting into it out there on the road. He wanted her to get out the car. So that's how they kind of was fighting. So he slung her out the car. He got out the car. Then he pulled off and he left her. And he pulled off on like one of those roads. He pulled off on just like one of the road. He threw all his stuff out the car. And then I was like, "We can't do it like that. We can't leave her out here." Like she stay all the way until you can't do it like that. So we ride back. So they don't want to listen to me. Y'all y'all driving reckless. Y'all need to chill out. Y'all they don't want to listen to me. Inesstead going at it. So she asking him I mean Yeah. She asked him, "Okay, well take me to center street." He like, "No, I'm going to take you to my mama house. That's where y'all see us." Then they get to going at to it. He pull up in here and they get to going at it and then that's when they get to arguing and everything. >> So when they got up in here they when you say going at it, how were they going at it? >> Uh they were arguing where he kept saying, "Bitch, I'mma get you killed and everything." >> So were the the actual physical fighting part was that when he yanked her out the car? >> He was trying to get her out the car. Yes, sir. >> And do you know what was around other than the village sign? >> Uh you know it's like the you can go either going this way or you going that main you know that main sign out there. >> Okay. is that was that's where we was at >> like where the where the the bridge is. >> Yes, sir. The bridge. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Okay. >> We was out there on that main road. >> That's where the fighting part. >> That's what he was trying to >> So, how how are they related to each other? >> They're friends from middle school. I'm the girl cousin. The light-skinned girl. I'm her cousin. >> Okay. So, who's the baby? >> There's no baby. >> Oh, okay. I thought >> her cousin recounted her brother's behavior towards his girlfriend, emphasizing his aggression and irrationality. Then the suspect's mother arrived and added further noteworthy details. >> What's your name? A >> if you want me to help you, like you said, I need to come talk to you. >> I don't need no help. I don't need no help. >> J, >> why are you so out of it? Do you need EMS? >> Huh? >> And this only one that might get some justice. >> Drunk dirt in my eye. >> I am so sorry because I tried to tell you. >> Hey, so ma'am, who's this? >> She won't talk. >> This is Felen's friend, Mariah. [laughter] >> Okay. and Mariah have been friends since middle elementary. >> They both drink. >> This is the first time I ever seen them act like this. They've been friends since literally elementary. I >> This is my son. >> This is my son who has been slowly drinking giving himself from drinking over and over and over. When he gets drunk, >> this is not the first occasion. This is the second time. He's just a new drinker and every time he gets drunk >> I can tell you he doesn't fight all he doesn't smell like alcohol. His eyes in a blood shot his breath. He's talking fine and then also he walked back to me fine too backwards. >> If you smell his breath, he's >> the suspect's mother helplessly shared that her son was a new drinker and couldn't control himself. This was the second time he had done this. However, the suspect was unaware of the seriousness of his actions and continued to argue. We got in my car and we and she went and got a bottle, but then she went to a boy and they had got some weed. So I told them, I mean, I'm kind of scared because if we get pulled over, we'll be in trouble. And she ended up getting drunk. She fought We pulled over at some type of store. She fought her cousin in the back seat, which is the girl with the braids. I told them to calm down. When they stopped, she got back in the car and she poured the liquor all over me. So she hit me. Sugar wet. >> H That's why I'm soaking wet. Come on. >> Why are you yelling in my ear? >> I'm sorry. >> I am hard of hearing. I promise you I am hard of hearing. But when I can tell that you're yelling, you yelling too damn loud now. No, but here's the problem. >> Touch me. >> She poured liquor all over me. You punched me. >> Um kind of in the villages like in Wildwood. >> Right about where that bridge is. It says the village. Exactly where that exactly where that young lady told me it happened at. >> Yes. We pulled. >> So they're not lying to me. No, they are. >> Well, not that one. I >> Who called you? >> Nobody called us. It was the way you were driving. >> No. Okay. I was driving fast, but it was only because to get them out of my I told her. >> Okay. But that's why you got stopped. >> I know. I know. I know. But I told her, "Okay, I'm going to stop. I'm going to come to my mom house because if I go to my mom house, you're not going to be able to hit me. You're not going to be able to do anything." She pour liquor all over me. I mean, I even I can I can >> You got this as a young where when when when he when you were trying to talk, he wouldn't stop talking. >> He This is how I know he's pregnant. >> Oh, okay. He's all He's not this kid. >> Cuz the thing is, I've been trying to talk for like 5 minutes now. He won't stop jabbering and let me talk. >> We all are. >> All right. Let him talk so we can figure this out. >> Please. >> We were supposed to We were supposed to talk. >> The only thing I have is Reckless and then I deployed because he ran the stop sign. I deployed and then he came straight across here. >> No, but that's not Would you >> Listen, I'm I'm I'm serious. I'm about to beat your [ __ ] ass in front of these. >> I get that. But do you know that I'm about to shut her ass up? Stop. >> That's not fair. She punched me in the seat >> driving like that. >> Do you not hear notice when I just said what she told me? So it's very similar to what you told me. >> No, I was driving good at first. >> Think about >> No, in the villages I was. >> The male driver was escorted to the Lake County Jail on charges of non-violent resistance to police and felony traffic violations such as reckless driving and running a stop sign. He was released on bail that night after posting a $1,000 bond. It starts with this troublemaking civilian who seems determined to challenge the law. >> So, will I get in trouble if I put on the reviews? >> On July 31st, 2024 in Florida, officers responded to a restaurant after a call about a disorderly woman. From the very first second, the woman confidently laid out her case as if she could argue her way past the law itself. >> Don't leave. Stop. Stop now. Stop now. I took my purse, threw us out because our friend moved a chair and he grabbed him by the back of the car. Stop. We're leaving. >> Can you step out for me real quick? I got to talk to you. Step out for me. >> I don't have an ID. Hey, >> do not touch her. >> She's going to jail. >> Do not touch her. >> Get out of the car now. >> Going to jail. Go. >> Someone help me get out of the car, please. >> Open. >> You're under arrest at this point in time. Okay. >> You have to tell her why. >> FOR WHAT? >> YOU GOT TO TELL HER WHY. We have the battery. So, put the car in park right now. Shut it off. >> Shut it off. >> You tell her why. >> I will tell her why, but shut the car off. >> She can go to the car. I'm going to help you out. Okay. >> Come outside. >> No, I'm not getting out of the car. >> You're going to have a fun time. >> Call to get out of the car. >> Call Doug. >> All right. Ready? >> What did I do? >> You're going to jail for battery and obstruction. >> There's no Stacey. Sty. Come on. Come on. Put your hands behind your back. Don't worry. Don't worry. >> No, I said nothing. Put your hand behind your back. Behind your back, please. >> The man grabbed our friend by the dirt and took my first I told I called him a name and blacked out. >> What did I do? >> Face the car. >> What did I do? >> Face the car. >> He took it. >> She kept defending herself, twisting the story and shifting the blame onto everyone else. Classic mindset. She's never wrong. She's just misunderstood. >> We're not going to stop. >> No. No. I need to listen. I need to listen. >> Charlie, we're 104. >> I'm not going. >> So, we have an adult female. 10:15. >> I want my He took my purse. >> Okay. >> And then told us to leave because we moved a chair for our child. >> So, when he tells you to get out of the car so we can talk to you about what happened >> and try and pull like it's not cool. >> I did. I'm still so mad. I was wrong. >> Unfortunately, a business can kick you out for any reason. >> We left. They can kick you off anywhere else. >> We left after he he pulled the guy by the shirt. >> My daughter's here, my granddaughter. He There's a party of 11. We moved a chair. >> That's up to the business if they want to ask you to leave. >> And we left. >> So when we show up and tell you to do something, you have to do it. We're investigating. We're being told you threw something at someone, too. >> Something. No, I want my purse. He won't let me go back in and I want my purse. And he said we can't go back in. I want my purse. Does she have the purse? >> No, it was hanging on the back of my chair. >> They went back in to get it cuz he refused to let me in. >> Somebody grabbed it like one of the employees. >> Okay, we'll make sure it's gone except taken care of. So, >> no one threw anything at him. >> Stay with him for a second. >> Did he say anything about the purse? >> Purse? >> My purse? >> I'm going to go ask about >> He said I could not go back in because whatever. Officers then went back into the restaurant to gather more details and it quickly became clear that her disruptive behavior wasn't a misunderstanding. It was simply who she is >> over here. Uh basically was in the bar area. >> They're waiting for a table. Um I asked just the sons, "Hey, are you guys using these chairs? I have a pregnant woman and the guy didn't want to sit at the bar." >> Okay. >> He flipped out on me, started screaming at me, right? There's no reason to come asking you. So I gave the woman my chair instead. Okay. >> And then he decided to go outside and try to fight me. He took his shoes off. So I just locked the door. >> Nice. And then she comes over to me and starts screaming at me. I said, "Man, why are you screaming at me?" >> Right? >> And she just sc I'm screaming. So we're walking through here and I get probably right about here. Just takes it. Chucks it right at me. >> Excuses start piling up in an attempt to delay the arrest. Officers remain patient and try to help >> the plastic thing and I threw it down on the ground. >> You threw it on the ground? >> Yeah, I did that. That was me. Not Not the boy he was aggravating. And I was trying I was trying to like distract them because I know the boy he grabbed >> would have fought back. >> Okay. >> So you threw an insert with the specials on the ground. >> Yeah. It was like a plastic thing on the table. I threw it on the ground. I screamed at him. >> Sorry. I shouldn't have resisted. But I'm like what? Like >> when people start with us, >> let's just >> I shouldn't have resisted. >> Yeah. Listen, we're here. >> I know. But I'm like, oh my god. But he's >> the only reason we're still here. So he told us to leave. The only reason we're still here cuz he wouldn't let me go back in and get my purse. And so two of the guys were going back in to get my purse and then they weren't coming out >> and so I'm like like we were worried. >> So we didn't want to leave them. >> Okay. >> Excuse me guys. Is this anyone's purse? >> It's mine. >> This is your purse. Okay. You guys know if you picked up a purse from the people who were >> No. Uh the one guy came by, but I haven't seen anything at all. Excuse me, guys. Is this your purse behind you here? >> Yeah. >> Did you guys see a purse that was left behind? >> Okay. Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> We're still looking for your purse. Okay. >> A new performance begins the moment she realizes jail is very much on the table. Suddenly, the real victim appears. Tears and regret included. >> That the guy in the orange shirt comes over and he's saying [ __ ] And then to the guys, I don't know what he said or whatever. And then the one young guy in our crowd, >> he grabbed him by the back of the shirt or whatever. And then he's mouthing off to him and and so I jumped up because he's a young kid and I knew he would like fight or get >> you were like sticking up. >> So I just thought be mouththing off. >> Okay. >> So I jumped up, mouthed off or whatever and then he like told us to leave. So as we're like, you know, leaving, I'm just like mouththing on to him. And then when I came back over and my where the ta the bar where we were sitting >> and my purse wasn't there and I picked up the plastic thing >> and I like the it has a specials. >> Yeah, it's got the little it's a little page with the menu and the drinks and stuff. >> Just like threw it across on the table. I'm like you they have the purse. >> They did find the purse. Okay. I said somebody from the party they thought grabbed it and came back in. >> Yeah. And then >> and then so then >> Yeah. So then when we came out everybody's like let's leave. let's leave or whatever. The guy was being ridiculous. >> The witness comes back and the lies collapse. Their stories clash, exposing what was never meant to surface. >> See, I make sure she was at the main bar of the bar. But so she comes over here. You can see her. I'm right here. I'm asking to leave. She throws it at me. >> I'm sorry. I >> totally reacted when you grab >> in trouble before. >> Never. >> Okay. I'm going to go talk to them real quick again. >> I was We were teasing earlier today. have a speeding ticket for going 38 and a 30. [laughter] >> Whoever pulled you over for that didn't >> it was on the military base. >> That explained that [laughter] >> I mouth off. I do run my mouth but I was I was so afraid that Dave was going to get in a fight with the guy and get in trouble. >> And I asked the son cuz they took all the chairs from the bar. I said, "Hey, you guys going to use these chairs or you waiting for a table?" Because there were two guests that walked up and they took the chairs away. So this and this son goes, "Well, we're going to we're waiting for a table." I said, "Okay, that's cool. Thank you. I'll just these people like a seat." So he got up and started cussing at me. He starts getting mad. I said, "Girl, why you cussing at me?" I'm going to fit a $100 ticket. I said, "That's cool. That's not my problem." I was just asking if you could give these people his chair. So I got up and gave him my chair. He's sad. So then he flipped out. Then the son was like, "You you I said problem. Get out of here." He said, "I'm not leaving." And I said, "You're going to leave right now." So then he keeps going, keeps going. Then he decides to go outside the side. Go. I'm going fight you right now. I said, "Okay, let's go outside." So he runs out the side door. That's when I just lock the side door. She comes over to me and starts screaming in my face in front of the entire restaurant, screaming at me for no reason, telling me I'm a dick. I'm an [ __ ] >> So then when we were sitting out here waiting like and the guys were going back in, look for my purse or whatever. >> My daughter was just laying on the horn. [laughter] >> Oh yeah. I heard So I heard the 911 call. >> Uhhuh. And >> we were just being obnoxious. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And they're laughing on their way out. They're like, "Oh, nothing's going to happen." No. She's like you. And I'm like, "Okay, I'm going to call the cop." that. And again, I know we talked about it charges. >> Yeah, I will. I'm a lesson. Can't act like that. >> I'm going to go with the obstruction. I was going to do disorderly, but I'm just going to do the battery. In lie of a disorderly, I'm not going to hit three things. >> Um, so if you want to tell her that she's no longer welcome here, um, >> I'll let her know >> like you said, the battery and then we've got another charge on her. >> Hours of arguing lead to only one ending. Handcuffs on and she's taken straight to jail. >> So, will I get in trouble if I put on the reviews? >> No, that's we're going to speech loud. You can do whatever the hell you want with that. >> After everything's said and done, I'm going to go ahead and just let you know you're no longer welcome at a restaurant. Okay. >> Oh, don't you worry. And you're not the owner, so quit calling yourself the owner. >> Thank you. >> Yeah. Quit your false pretense. >> Sounds good. I appreciate that. >> So, this is a trust. Do you understand that? >> Yeah. Never come back here. >> That's fine. Yeah. Thanks. >> All right. We're going to go over. We're going to take a walk over to my car. Okay. >> Okay. So, thank you. >> Yeah. >> Am I Can you okay if I grab your arm now? >> Yes. If she stays with me, >> she'll Yeah, she can come along with us. We're just going to go right around the corner to my vehicle here. >> Wait, am I going to jail? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Because I >> Yeah, I already explained it to John. It should be too. >> Looking in may take an hour or two, but then if you've never been in trouble before other than a speeding ticket. >> Um, well, because of So, one, there is the charge of obstruction, which is for you not listening to our commands, the other vehicle. >> I threw him did hit him directly in the chest. >> Oh, no. I didn't hear him, right? So, um, yeah. Do you mind? I'll try. >> Do you have pockets or anything? >> Um, I can't even I don't pockets. >> In the end, she was charged with simple battery and resisting without violence. Don't miss what happens next. It'll leave you stunned by just how arrogant this woman really is. >> AND DIDN'T GIVE IT BACK. GET OUT OF MY FACE. GO. GO. GO. On May 15th, 2025 in Wisconsin, officers responded to a disruptive woman at Target who escalated fast and resisted police. >> Hi, ma'am. >> What's going on over at Target >> today? I'm at the store. Why is she talking to me? >> Cuz from >> Why are you on my face? I'm at the store now. I'm on the bus stop. >> So, please get out of my face over. You ain't got to lose nothing. You ain't got to do nothing. Get out of my face. I have nothing to say. >> So, the reason I'm talking is you obviously something happened over at Target. >> Yeah, they took my >> Okay. >> AND DIDN'T GIVE IT BACK. GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> So, what's up? >> Put your hands. What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> YOU'RE HITTING ME. >> PUT YOUR head in me. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? Girl, you go. Girl, you back on. Go, go, go. Get down now. Get down. >> The moment the handcuffs clicked, the woman jumped straight into battle. Not with her fists, but with a non-stop stream of foul-mouthed insults and open defiance toward the officers. >> Okay. >> All right. What? Yeah, your hook cuts off. >> Give us your arm. >> You keep resisting, you're going to taste. You understand me? 112, one in custody. You okay? >> Yeah. All right. >> All right. Roll on your side. >> I have some sit up. >> You're going to stay here for a second. >> You're going to listen to what we say. Actually, go take a break. >> Yeah. I should have got out of my face. I wasn't out. >> Yeah. I would I would suggest you just be quiet. You understand me? >> What's going on? What do you want ambulance? >> You sure? >> Why don't you just get checked out? >> Thank you. Appreciate you. >> Leave it there right now. Thank you, sir. >> You got anything to say? >> No, I ain't got no panties on. >> In my face with no pennies on. >> All right, stand up now. >> Okay, >> you can steal my ID. My ID. >> Whose car is this? Get in. >> He wanted me the other way. >> I don't care. It's sitting here. I know y'all don't care. I don't got nothing. >> While resisting, a female officer was seriously injured in the leg as the woman continued acting in a completely unhinged manner. >> Okay. >> You sure you want her to just come look at you? >> They're coming to look at her. Is this >> Who's in 280? Is that you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. We're going to get out of your car here. Give me this. >> That's fine. Your head hurt or anything? >> No, just my knee. >> This one? >> She like landed on it and I was trying to get up and I really couldn't. >> All right. >> All right. Fire's going to come check you out. >> Uh Jamie, you hang out with Ashley. Just hang out on this bench. >> I'm going to bring this one first. >> Okay. Take a seat. All right, just hang with Ashley. >> Anything? Y'all good? >> I think we're good. Yeah, appreciate you guys coming over. >> Yeah, no problem. >> So, >> just heard you guys were fighting. >> Yep. No, really appreciate it. Thank you, sir. >> Even though she started the disturbance, she suddenly acts wronged, brushing officer's questions as if none of this is her fault. >> You need an ambulance for anything? Are you hurt? Miss. >> All right. Uh, can you go in there? Roll this window down and get the air blasting. You're going to have to probably turn the key and [ __ ] >> What's your first name? >> Miss. >> I don't remember names. >> Yeah. >> Please get out my face. I don't want to talk. >> Okay. >> When Target employees gave their statements, her story quickly fell apart. >> The callers. >> Yes. >> Hey, can you come over here? Are you hurt at all? >> No. >> Okay. Um, she assaulted one of our team leads inside and then threatened us when we told her she had to leave. >> Um, she ended up We have the whole incident on camera by the way too in case she needs it. Um, once she left, she ended up going from the Petco side to over here. And then when she pulled up and >> the lady that got it sold her though, is she okay? >> Yeah, she's okay. She threw a printer at her. It nicked her but it didn't hurt her. But I do think she would like to press charges. >> Okay. Officers continued gathering information while ensuring medical care for both the suspect and the injured officer. >> Go to the hospital. >> Okay, sounds good. >> You guys are all good? >> Yep. >> Um, okay. >> Sounds good. All right. >> Julie is going to be the officer with her. >> So, I think for the time being, we can have meet you 25. Um, in this instance, would you be okay with you driving and then you following just to go back to the department? Does she need medical attention? >> She's been saying, "Do you need an ambulance?" last time I'm going to ask she said she hasn't responded three times. So, >> okay. Uh and then we'll get uh we'll get going on the process. I mean, do we have anyone that that is screwing around with what the initial is? >> Not yet. We are just dealing with this. Uh we have Derek coming. So, if you could do that statement, we're witnesses on what happened to Ashley. >> So, you're not hurt, right? You're good. >> No, I'm all good. I got I was just there for the >> Okay. >> I saw you guys and I was like, well, I'll go to the store. I was literally turning left. >> Yeah. So, okay. >> All right. Um, >> so that's what we'll do. >> Do you want to drive this one? >> I'm good. It don't matter. It don't It don't matter. >> Camera's on. Um, if she starts causing issues, just let me know. Just go read the Nelson. I'll follow you. >> Keep the uh window just cracked a little bit. You don't want her overheating or anything like that. Okay. >> What are you doing? Remind me >> 112. >> Yeah. >> And then that's Jamie's car. So that eventually have to be moved. >> During the struggle, a female officer sustained a broken leg. Tamara was taken to the Milwaukee County Jail and charged with resisting an officer resulting in serious injury. A $3,500 cash bond was set. And as of December 2025, she remains in custody awaiting trial. Next, watch how a simple traffic stop turned into a full-blown resisting arrest case. All because of this couple's choices. You don't have to see ANYTHING IN MY CAR. >> BREAK MY leg you up. Break my car. >> Get off of me. >> On May 8th, 2023, an officer steps out of a Waw Wa and notices a car with illegal window tint parked at the gas pump. What could have been a simple citation starts spiraling as she exits the car, raises her voice, and repeatedly interrupts the officer while insisting she's done nothing wrong. where I'm from. No, because your party. >> Why are you approaching me? >> Why are you approaching me? >> Why are you yelling? >> Why are you yelling? >> Nobody's yelling at you. I just >> Okay, but why are you approaching? >> Driver's license registration. >> I'm not done. >> Okay. Ann, am I the car moving? >> Is the car moving? Cuz you you recording and you stopping recording. No, I just started my recording. >> Driver's license registration. >> This doesn't have to go bad, bro. Like, why you got to mess with people? >> She got out of the car and started yelling at me, >> sir. But there's no to be here, bro. I JUST CAME TO GET HERE. We're here every day >> cuz I went to pee. I'm going to come over. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> I CAN'T EVEN GET I'M DONE. DRIVER'S LICENSE. There's no reason for you to get >> turn around and put your hands behind your back cuz you're under arrest. >> In a matter of seconds, the scene turned volatile. The couple tried to avoid being taken into custody while the woman erupted, her emotions flaring as she spiraled into total chaos. >> Do not touch. >> Stand over. No. >> Do not touch me. >> Do not touch. ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GIVE me because what's the reason you come to approach me? Huh? What are you the reason that you approach me? >> What's up? Stop. >> All she's asking is for her driver's license. That's it. >> Don't reach Don't reach in your pockets, bro. >> Don't reach in your pockets. Don't reach in your pockets. >> Don't reach in your pockets. >> Don't drop putting you in handcuffs. Put Put your hand there so you don't drop it. >> Let me get >> Don't reach INTO THE CAR. >> DO NOT REACH INTO THE CAR. >> DO NOT TOUCH ME. STOP. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> STOP REACHING INTO THE CAR. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> STOP REACHING INTO THE CAR. JUST COME OUT. >> STOP. STOP. >> NO. >> I'M GOING TO DRAG YOU OUT. >> STOP. DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> DO NOT TOUCH THE CAR. >> NO. >> DO NOT RUN INTO THE CAR THAT I DON'T SEE. >> OKAY. AND WHAT'S THE REASON? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> WHAT WAS THE REASON OF YOU TOUCHING ME? >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. I DON'T KNOW WHAT'S IN THE CAR. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. I DON'T GIVE A >> to this moment. I genuinely can't figure out where this couple found the nerve to challenge the police so boldly. >> Step out of the house. NONE OF THIS IS GOING TO MATTER. >> OKAY. AND NONE OF THIS HAD TO HAPPEN IF YOU DIDN'T APPROACH ME, WOULD IT? >> JUST STOP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YO, CAN YOU LEAVE MY girl alone, BRO? GIRL, >> SHE WOULD JUST GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Do nothing wrong. >> SHE DID NOT DO ANYTHING WRONG. >> COME ON. WHAT WAS THE REASON YOUR NOSE BEING BROKE? >> I'M TRYING TO LEAVE YOUR GIRL ALONE. SHE WOULD JUST GET OUT OF THE CAR. BECAUSE WE'LL ACT AS DRIVERS IN REGISTRATION. WHAT IS THE REASON? LIKE, COME ON. >> Touch me. Turn around. I'M GOING TO TELL YOU. >> LEAVE ME ALONE, BRO. >> Touch me. >> OKAY. TURN AROUND AND PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> NO HELL. I'M NOT. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> Do it. >> Don't touch me. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Do it. I don't have anything. I have a kid in the car, bro. I'm going to do it. >> YOU CAN DO IT. WHAT YOU TRYING TO DO? >> NO, I'M GOING TO DO IT. If you YOU'RE MAKING THIS DIFFICULT. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> You tighten up my hands. Come over. Stop. >> I'm making sure you don't have new weapons. Relax. Stop blowing away. Come over here. Please. >> No. >> Stand up. >> No. But you can talk to me. >> Help me, >> bro. You cannot touch me. >> STOP PULLING AWAY. STOP. >> NOT DOING ANYTHING, BRO. >> STOP. >> BABY. BABY. STOP. In reality, both of them turned a manageable situation into something 10 times more disastrous than necessary. >> No. Turn around AND PUT YOUR BACK TO ME. DON'T PUT YOUR hand back. >> Do not KICK ME AGAIN. >> DO NOT KICK ME AGAIN. >> BREAK MY ARM YOU UP. >> BREAK MY ARM. >> NO ONE TRYING TO HURT YOU. >> NO REASON. I CAN'T HANDLE YOU. >> We're going to go to the ground in a minute. >> Nobody wants to do this. >> I got him. I got him. All right. Do me a favor. Relax. Relax. >> Let me get my >> You got her. Your girl. They got her. >> Please stop. >> Okay. I can't tell you enough. >> OKAY. YOU DIDN'T HAVE NO REASON TO APPROACH ME AND you bro. >> Can you get off of me? Damn. >> Can you get off of me? Can I LEAVE ON MY CAR? >> CAN YOU GET OFF OF ME? >> You're okay, buddy. You're okay. >> Can you GET OFF OF ME? I'M ALREADY ON MY CAR. GET >> your ass off for me. >> Okay. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> I HAVE NO REASON to touch me. >> Why is you searching me? You said >> I'm making sure you don't weapons. You keep pulling away. Well, stop pulling away from me, bro. >> STOP PULLING AWAY. I'M RIGHT HERE. >> YOU'RE ON CAMERA. RELAX. On camera. >> He's in cuff. They're both in cuff. You're not doing anything. >> Can we search him? >> He's just being detained. She's under arrest. >> YOU HAVE NO REASON TO APPROACH HIM. >> NO REASON. >> The moment they chose to start this fight, they should have known how it was going to end. Handcuffed and loaded into the back of a patrol car. >> You can go to jail and we could call child services or you can take the child and relax for a second. >> Boss man, I'm not doing anything. Am I not standing right here? >> Do you have an ID on you? >> Something to you. That's all. Okay. >> What you need my ID for? I'm not arrested. All I >> No. >> Okay, then. WHAT YOU NEED MY WHY are you making this? Oh my gosh, bro. >> ID, bro. >> I did not commit no crime. >> I cannot commit no crime. >> Bro, >> you want to give us your ID? >> I did not commit a crime. GO TO JAIL FOR WHAT? >> YOU WANT TO GO TO JAIL? >> CAN I go to jail for what? >> Go to jail for what? All right, I'M DONE. >> FOR WHAT? >> PUT HIM IN THE BACK of your car for now. >> For what? >> Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. You will be walking with me. >> Before you go in the car, I am going to search your person now. Spread your feet, please. Spread your feet, please. >> Stop moving, man. >> Stop pulling away again. Sorry, Walker. >> Okay. >> Can I get please? Can I call somebody to call? >> Now you're asking for favors. Ask We're just asking for your ID. >> That was a simple request. >> He just told me. >> Stop pulling away. >> Stop talking. I'm not >> Just look at the car. >> Then you can you can sit in the car. >> And there's one thing these self-appointed law lecturers all seem to have in common. They're absolutely terrified of showing identification. And this guy, he was no exception. The kid, bro, the kid is in the car. I cannot do >> We're trying to ID you. >> First of all, >> boss man, what? He just told me. He just told me you trying to ID to get the kid. >> I'm trying. You're not. Listen to me. Where's your ID? >> Boss man, you telling me you got to ID me to get arrested? >> No, I'm not. I'm saying I'm trying to identify you. Where's your identification? >> Or I'm going to go to jail. >> I'm saying I'm asking for identification. >> But you said, are you asking for identification or I'm going to jail? >> I'm asking for identification. Do you have it on you? >> You said or I'm going to jail. >> I'm not getting into debate. Do you have ID with you? Can I ask a question? I can't. Look, man. >> Can I Can I >> You need your ID. You can then we will >> Okay. If I give If I don't give your ID, I'm going to jail. >> Absolutely. At this point, >> but we need your ID. I answered your question. Now, we need your ID. >> Why won't you just give us your ID, man? >> You got a warrant or something, man. >> I don't have no >> Okay. Well, simple then. >> I just did that to my girl. >> You want to go John Doe? Is that what it is? >> Then I have a kid in the car. >> Well, we can't address that till we figure out who you are. So, either you're going to give us your ID or you're not. However, because the couple had a young child with them, officers agreed to release the man so he could take the child home. >> I just need my kid. That's it. That's what I need. >> What's going to happen is >> my ID's in the car. I just need a kid. >> We can get it. We can get it in the car. Your kids's in the car. We going in there anyway. >> Where's your ID? That's all I'm asking for. It's what I've been asking for. >> You're not getting out of this car without getting ID. You're not getting >> You're not That's not You're not shop a cop. It's not shop a cop and you pick who you want. That's not the way this works. >> Let me Let me explain this to you. If we can identify you, I feel confident that I can take you out of handcuffs and you're not under arrest today. Suppose that then you can take custody of the child in the vehicle. >> Let me let me get let me get l You're not telling us how this is going to >> That's not the way it works. >> You said that that's your son in the car, your kid. So then it comes back that that's her son. >> So is it y'all's son in common or did she have it before she met you? >> She had this before she met me. >> Okay. So, it's not your son in common. >> Basically, that's my son. >> Okay, I got you. But biologically, >> so >> no. Okay. So, you're claiming your son, which is you're right. That's what I'm saying. But he just need the information. >> Okay. But but you got to understand that, too. >> We're not mind readers. All you could have said is, "Hey, listen. It's not my biological son. Ask his mom." >> That would have been a lot clearer. What's your >> It's on It's on my ID. >> Why Why can't you When I ask you a question, why are you not responding? >> Remember the address right now? >> What city do you live in? I live I live here. I live here. I just came I just moved from over here. I used I was staying in Indiana. I just moved over here. I just I just went to go over here. >> What city are you did you move to? >> I'm out of here. >> Okay, that was it. >> So, I'm going to take you I'm going to take the seat belt off. You got to exit. I'm going to take the handcuffs off here. Keep that if you think that >> that's but that's not the way the world works. Is that not violating my right if you tell me that I'm going to get arrested if I don't ID myself when I wasn't driving? >> No. And no one >> if you're involved in a situation and an officer is conducting an investigation, you have to give them your correct information. So it's actually a whole separate charge. Like if you tell somebody your wrong name, it's actually a completely separate charge. Or you refuse to give your name. >> But it I didn't we didn't do anything. >> Listen, listen. I unfortunately nothing's going to get solved between us right now. None of us were there when this whole thing took place. If you think you have something on that camera that's going to help your girl's case, by all means, keep it and present it to the defense attorneys. Okay. >> All right. What's up, man? Sorry. Best of luck. I >> can help you more. >> Your little boy's an angel, though. >> Be proud of him. >> The woman was initially charged with felony battery on a police officer and resisting arrest with violence along with a citation for illegal window tint. Prosecutors later dropped the felony resisting charge, and the battery charge was reduced to a misdemeanor. The citation was dismissed, but she was ordered to pay $344 in fines within a year. That deadline has passed. The money was never paid. Now she faces a possible license suspension and her fines being sent to collections. A ticket might cost you money, but resisting can cost you your freedom. Never turn a simple citation into a trip to jail by making a bad situation worse. And that's where today's story comes to a close. If you stayed until the end, let me know which part shocked you the most. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and drop your thoughts in the comments for more stories like