Hey, don't don't don't do that. >> You don't want to do that. >> I understand it's a lawful order and I'm asking you to retain my rights. I'm traveling in my private space and then you'll be on your way. >> I didn't and then and then >> some sovereign citizens genuinely believe a few madeup legal theories can make them untouchable. But in these encounters, [music] reality hits hard as police deliver a massive wakeup call they'll never forget. These are moments dumb sovereign citizens [music] get a huge reality check from cops. >> First, let's start with the self-proclaimed sovereign citizen who thought he had the right to demand FBI protection. >> 41 conspiracy against rights, which applies to you, too. >> Okay. >> 242 deprivation of rights under the color of law. >> On November 28th, 2025, officers pulled over a vehicle after the driver made an illegal right turn. At first, it looked like a routine traffic stop, but once the officer explained the reason for the stop, the driver immediately took the conversation in a very different direction. >> I make it right on red. >> I didn't see him. >> Oh, gotcha. >> Regardless, uh, just letting you know, I have personal immunity state as well as federal prosecution. I'm also in court in regards to this and I have a escalations constitutional challenge all the way up to the attorney general. everything else. You're technically in violation of penal code 55.10.0 135.0 which is unlawfully detention 135.05 >> uh 135.60 portion third degree 135.065 >> portion first degree 13 95.0 official misconduct for impeachment which even the governor can't pardon because again I have supreme sovereignty. That's article 2, section two of the United uh New York State of the Right to continue or >> No, I don't want you to continue because it's not relevant to right now. Right now, I have probable cause to stop you because you violated the vehicle and traffic law. >> No, that's title 18 section 1110A. >> So, you're you're operating in New York State, >> right? >> Yep. And I have supreme sovereignty. Like I said, I'm recording this. >> All right. So am I. Everything's on camera >> because I'm already in court and I already >> From the very beginning, the driver refused to treat the stop like a simple traffic violation. Instead, he started reciting legal codes, claiming special immunity and insisting the officers had no authority over him. But the longer he talked, the more the officers focused on one simple issue. They still needed his identification. >> This principle, I'm going to assert all the laws to because obviously you don't know the law. >> Oh, okay. Sorry. Title 18, section 241, conspiracy against rights, which applies to you, too. >> Okay. >> 242, deprivation of rights under the color of law. >> Right. So, you're acting under color of law, >> right? Yeah. I'm a forcing vehicle and traffic law. >> 249, hate crimes. All three of which are domestic terrorists handled by the >> I'm a domestic terrorist. >> Yes. >> Oh, really? Okay. >> Yep. And I I already have, like I said, I have this filed up all the way to the attorney. Right now, you're unlawfully detained. Right now, you're lawfully detained because this is a traffic stop based on probable cause for enforcing New York State vehicle on traffic law. >> You don't have reasonable >> section 1110A, which is violating a traffic control device to 249. >> I'm going to need your driver's license, sir. >> So, again, sir, I'm advising you clearly. That way, I can put this into the court system and everything else. >> You can also request their body cam information on skills, too. >> I can already do that. >> Okay. >> You're violating my religious freedom. >> Your religious freedom. Okay. >> Yes. as a Messianic Jew, aka Orthodox Christian, which predates Catholicism. >> Okay, I appreciate the history lesson, but this isn't relevant to the traffic stop right here. >> Because you're violating my rights, my rights are >> So, you have the right to drive a car on New York State roads, without insurance, without registration, without a driver's license. >> Well, actually, I do have a Brady motion to where I'm going to disqualify. >> So, do you have a driver's license? >> I do have a driver's license, but I'm advising you clearly. What state is it in? >> Even after being told why he had been stopped, the driver kept trying to shift the encounter away from the traffic violation. He accused the officers of unlawful detention, brought up religious rights and continued using legal terms to challenge their authority. But those arguments did not move the stop forward, and the situation only became more tense. >> That's Marberry versus Madison. >> So that's every single traffic light. >> Any single law that violates the rights of people is automatically null and void of law. That's also that's Marberry vers Madison maybe don't understand Supreme Court case law precedence. >> No, I guess I didn't go to law. >> So you have to have a compelling state interest for me to violate my rights. That's uh American juristprudence unconstitutional acts. I have no obligation to obey an unconstitutional act. This is unc article 1 section one of the New York State Constitution states quite clearly I can't to be deprived of any of my rights. I'm asserting my rights. So if you're going to attack me, >> I'm cold on that. Okay. Cuz I've already been pulled out of my vehicle and falsely arrested and everything else. And I >> Why Why would that have happened? >> Because they didn't want to listen in the same context that you listen >> and I >> I think it's the opposite. I think you're the one that's not listening. >> Tell me what my rights are. You're trying to violate the law. >> And that again, that's void abio. >> Okay. >> So anything court order, you can't sign have a judge sign anything. >> 24 to 20. Might want to come down here, too. >> You can have him come down here. I'm going to give you my license ultimately. I'm going to You're putting me under duress and I'll do that. >> Okay. Well, then let's at the same time principal. >> How How about you give me your license and then and then you can take this lawsuit. No. Yeah. You give me your license now. I'll issue you traffic for the violation that you admitted to and then you'll be on your way. >> And and then and then >> I don't know what this is. Is that a machine gun? >> By that point, the driver had spent several minutes arguing instead of simply providing his license. When more officers arrived, it seemed like the stop might finally move forward. But as soon as they tried to take control of the situation, his earlier resistance caught up with him. >> Okay. All right. >> What have you Why don't you stay in the vehicle? Give me your license. >> He wanted to do a jury stop. He wanted to force me out. >> I I give you my license. >> All right. Turn around. >> Turn around. Face the vehicle. >> He said to get out of the vehicle. >> Face the vehicle. >> I'm giving you my license. >> You're not giving anything right now. You're going in cuffs right now. Okay. You understand that? I am not. Seriously, >> you should have done it from the start. >> Stop [ __ ] you. STOP RESISTING. >> I'M NOT. >> STOP RESISTING. >> I AM NOT RESISTING. >> GIVE US YOUR HAND. >> Oh my god. Seriously. >> Once the officers moved him out of the vehicle, the tone of the encounter changed completely. The driver still insisted he had done nothing wrong, but the officers were no longer debating his legal theories. They focused on securing him first while he continued trying to explain why the law did not apply the way they said it did. >> Code 485.05. Seriously, this is You guys are serious. You know how much trouble you're in? You know how much trouble you're in? >> I'm not in any trouble because I You're pulling my pants down. I am not in trouble because you're in violation of depriving my rights under the color of law. >> That probation color of law. >> This is also in violation of penal code 135.05. Now you're kidnapping me. >> You good on that side? >> Yeah. >> All right. Your head. In the end, he was transported to jail, processed, and charged with obstructing governmental operations and failing to identify. Next, watch what happens when a delusional man convinces himself he knows the law and refuses to stop following a young woman. >> She does not want you to get arrested for. >> Yes, it is. >> You know that >> it is a law. So, do you want to do you want to go to jail and find out? Because if you do, I will take you if you you are if you don't leave. On September 10th, 2022 in Florida, officers responded to a complaint about a young man who had reportedly been harassing a woman at her home. At first, he insisted he only wanted to talk. But once officers learned she did not want him there, the encounter quickly became more complicated. I'm >> just trying to talk to everybody. >> That's it. She don't want to talk to you. >> I mean, I don't know. That's why I'm trying to figure out an answer. Nobody want >> She got a phone. >> She's not answering the phone. >> Okay. you understand that her mom don't want you here. She not answering the phone. So, >> and I respected that. So, the first time she asked me, I didn't come >> and that was like a whole while ago. Still haven't heard now. >> Come back. Let me see if I can talk to him. >> I'm just trying to talk to her. I'm not doing that. >> Yeah. But >> all right. >> I adise on 1012 >> for what though? That's what I'm trying to figure out. Why? Well, I mean, >> how am I sick? >> Just can you listen to me for a second? Stop arguing with her. >> For what? You don't even know, >> sir. >> You don't know me. >> Hello. >> I just like your daughter. I'm trying to talk. >> Ma'am, can you just Can you let Can you let me talk to him for a second, please? Do you want to step over here and talk? Okay. So, where we at now is you she don't want you here. >> You a daughter. That's it. >> Hello. I'm trying to speak to you. >> That's cool. I don't got to talk to you. I'm trying to talk to her. >> You got to leave though. >> Why do I got to leave? >> Cuz she you she don't want you here. >> Yeah, but I want to be here. >> Okay. >> The officers explained several times that he had to leave because he was on property where he was not wanted. Instead of walking away, he kept arguing that he had a right to stay and speak with her. By that point, the warning had been made clear, and the officers were running out of room to keep it as just a conversation. >> She don't want you here. The daughter's not answering the phone. Okay. >> Statue codes. I know my law. I know I could be, >> but I'm just trying to talk to your daughter. >> Hello, ma'am. Can you >> How do I know that though? How do I know that? She that that that has to came out her mouth. >> So, I I asked you once and now I'm telling you the third time. I'm going to put my hands on you and I'm going to physically remove you from the property. >> So, you walk away and you get in your car or this is going to turn into something that it doesn't have to be. >> That's cool. But trying to talk something that's not >> Hey, get in your car. Where's your car? >> Where is your car? Listen, >> his car is right there. >> Okay, get in your car and leave. >> Why are you putting in something? >> I just explained everything to you. I told you to leave or we're going to put our hands on you and you do have to leave. >> Why do I have to? >> I explained that to you. She does not want you trespassing. >> She does not want you to get arrested for. >> Yes, it is. >> You know that. >> It is a law. So, do you want to do you want to go to jail and find out? Because if you do, I will take you. If you you are if you don't leave. >> I don't have to leave. Yes, you do. >> Don't Don't do that. Don't Don't do that. >> You don't want to do that. >> Stay over there. >> Listen. >> Stay over there. >> I just want to get out of this. Get out your house. >> People just make stuff so hard. >> I explained it to him three times. >> You don't know what my life and what I've been going through. >> That's fine. If I want to talk to her daughter, I could come. No. And you >> No, you don't. When we ask you to know when we ask I don't KNOW Y'ALL. Y NOBODY TO ME. >> OKAY. WELL, you will find out when you go to jail. >> Move your hand. >> If I go to jail, I'm not staying there. Y'all know that. So, I'm not scared of y'all. [ __ ] y'all talking about, bro. >> That's >> Y'all know I'm not going to stand there cuz that's not a law. That's a stat. >> Give me that. Give me Give me that damn key. >> Let it go. Even after being told the issue was trespassing, the man continued pushing back and insisted the officers had no reason to detain him. When he refused to move on, officers placed him in handcuffs. But even then, he still did not seem ready to accept why the situation had gone that far. >> Let the key go. >> For what? Doing the move. Black people, you >> going to jail. You going to jail. >> We black people. You going to go, homie. Look, you going to look at yourself like, damn, I arrested a kid just cuz I wanted to just cuz you wanted to talk to a girl. >> I got it. I got it. >> Y'all going to take on my picture, too? Sir, >> mind your business, sir. >> Hey, I appreciate you, sir. >> I appreciate you, sir. >> Call for y'all got no power, man. Y'all got no power. >> Y'all got no power, man. >> Hey, I appreciate you, sir. >> Love. >> No, I'm just trying to talk to the daughter. That's it. That's love, though. >> At this point, the 19-year-old questioned why officers were treating him this way despite them being the same race. That's the kind of reasoning commonly used by members of the sovereign citizen. Officers then calmly turned their attention back to speaking with the victim. >> Hang on. A lot is going on. He's stalking me. He won't leave me alone. He's crazy. I've been recording every single time that he's come here. Every single time that he's texted my phone, he's like harassing me and he won't. Clearly, you see, he won't leave me alone. >> This isn't the first time he showed up here. I don't know how many times he showed up here when I haven't been home. Okay? She's already told him on a previous occasion to leave me alone, and he doesn't listen. So, you don't want him here. You don't want him here? >> No. We told him, "Don't come back here." >> You're not even supposed to park there. You're not even supposed to be over. >> How long has this been going on for? >> This has been going on for about a month now. A month now. This is ridiculous. >> Okay, we live in today. You can't just >> It's crazy. Wait right here. Don't leave. Let me talk to my partner for a second. >> You can hear this. I don't want anything to do with you. Do not show up to my house again. Stop watching me and do not show up to my house again. Do you understand me? Everyone is sitting out here say this. You're hearing me say this. They're hearing me say this. Don't show up to my house again. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. That's enough. That's enough know person. You don't know the person you don't know. What do you What do you mean by don't let you end up like the people >> like don't let me end up dead on Fox News or something like that? Because he I don't know snuck behind me or was following me on my >> Has he ever snuck behind you before or like followed you or >> one time I've seen him in a plaza that I was at but I wasn't sure. I just got in my car and he went away immediately cuz I was terrified. I'm terrified. I live every >> The victim was clearly shaken as she described repeated unwanted contact visits and messages over the past several weeks. But before they could finish the warning, the suspect was given one more chance to understand exactly what would happen if he came back. >> You have no reason to be here. >> I just told you. >> Um, >> that's the reason >> they don't want you here. >> All right, that's cool. >> So, what I have done is I have completed a written trespass form. If you come back on this property within this complex within a year and police see you on the >> How you going to sit there and tell me that if I want to I could do that and y'all y'all can't take me to jail, you know. >> If police see you on the property after this form has um been completed, you will be taken to jail. So today I was going to jump in the junk. Stop lying to the people. >> Today is September. He said I'm going to jail. >> I sit there and lie to people when y'all arrest them. Stop lying. Today is September 10th, 2022. If you come back on this property before September 10th, 2022 you don't have no power. I do what I want. >> You will be taken to jail. >> So do not come back before next year. >> What did I just tell you? >> You understand what I just said? >> I owe myself. I >> Do you understand what I just said? >> And I No, I don't understand. >> What part two times but never? >> What part do you not understand, >> bro? I don't understand. That's it. I'm about to bake. >> You thought you was going to get me? I don't understand. Stupid. Take me out these cuffs. I don't understand. >> You thought you >> Do you understand? You You've been trespassed. >> Take me out these cuffs now. >> I don't understand. >> Okay, I'm done. He's going to jail. I'm over it. >> Even after receiving the trespass warning, the suspect continued brushing off the officer's authority and refused to take the situation seriously. At that point, the officers had heard enough. He was formally charged with stalking and trespass after warning. Now, turn your attention to a sovereign citizen who turns a routine traffic stop into an absolute nightmare. >> I'm not I'm not I'm not a disobedient citizen. Okay. >> On February 12th, 2023, a patrol officer stopped a vehicle after its tag raised questions during a records check. Once officers made contact with the driver, they quickly learned this was not just about a registration issue. >> She's going to jail. >> Okay. >> She's been suspended since 2019. She feels like she doesn't need to have a uh has been expired in 2020. >> She feels like she doesn't need to possess a driver license because of the fact that she is traveling and not driving. >> That's a sovereign citizen. >> Exactly. >> All right. Pull her out. >> All right. You requested a supervisor, right, Miss Roslin? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. This is my supervisor, Corporal Harris. All right. >> Can I Can I ask you, are you able to turn your headlight off because it's like right in the eye and it's difficult to see this gentleman? >> No. Okay. >> Oh, my name's Corporal Harris. I'm I'm a corporal with the Dance Police Department and this is my officer, Officer Larry. Can you do me a Yep. Can you do me a favor? Can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> Uh, no, sir. I don't I don't want to step out of my vehicle. I don't need to for >> So, this is a lawful order. >> I understand it's a lawful order, and I'm asking you I'm retaining my rights. I'm traveling in my private conveyance. >> The driver refused to treat the stop like a normal traffic matter. She claimed she was traveling in a private vehicle, not driving, and questioned why she had to step out at all. But by that point, officers already knew her license status and registration problems were serious enough to move the stop forward. You >> aren't doing it now, or else we're going to remove, >> sir. What is the probable cause for this? >> You're going to jail. That's what the probable cause is. You're operating a vehicle with expel. I'm not >> I Okay. May I ask this gentleman to please get the the the police I asked this gentleman to please get the manual >> so that I can show him that a private vehicle >> about the Yankee out. >> I'm sorry. >> We're about to yank you out. Step out of the car, >> gentlemen. I'm going to ask you. Go >> do it now. >> Okay. You are going to be personally liable. >> Sir, could I please have my purse or my wallet sitting right there on the seat? >> You're fine. Just relax. I am relaxed, sir. I'm just asking your gentleman to please research your information. I'm not I'm not I'm not a disobedient citizen. Okay? But a private motor vehicle as defined is capable >> 15 or more passengers. >> When I'm traveling, >> do adult female 1015, you can clear the channel, >> sir. I was on my way to feed the cats at the house. So, >> all right. Well, now you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> I will take I will address this with the judge. >> Yep. That's where you That's where you can argue this. >> And your name was What was your name from? >> My glasses. >> I'll go with you to jail. Charlie 15th century. We got a email for a s a search. >> I'm done talking to you. Have a seat. >> I was I wasn't being rude, sir. I'm just asking. >> After being placed in handcuffs, the woman continued trying to explain why she believed the traffic laws did not apply to her the way officers said they did. The officers did not argue the point for long. They made it clear that any legal challenge would have to happen in court, not on the roadside. >> I was going to say he's looking for my glasses. They're on the passenger seat. I just wanted >> Okay. We're just getting ready to tow your vehicle. We're making sure we're doing an inventory. So that you can't say the tow truck or that we stole anything from your vehicle. >> But I'm not I'm not consenting to our vehicle. There's no problem. >> It's an inventory. >> I was um not consenting to my vehicle. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I I mean the yards around here very >> Okay. >> It's one of the warrantless searches. You know that, right? And why am I being taken? The gentle may ask. >> Uh, driving driving while license suspended with knowledge and resisting arrest without violence. >> My license was expired. I cannot be charged driving while suspended if it is no longer valid. I'm I'm just going to point that out. >> All right. You already said this before. You can you can argue this with the judge. Now is not the place to argue this. >> Okay. Yes, sir. I have advised you I >> All right. Cool. Yeah. Do you need anything else? >> I did want to just state I'm retaining my rights. >> All right. That's fine. We didn't read you your rights. >> No. Do you want your windows down or up? >> Constitutional right to travel. That's what I was advising. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you want your windows down or up? >> Uh, you don't know. I'm going to be sitting here. >> Uh, well, we have to wait for the tow truck. >> Okay. >> I don't know when that's going to be and we have a female coming to search your person. >> Okay. And is he taking an inventory of my entire car cuz I'm not consenting to a search? >> Okay, that's fine. >> I want to put that on the record right now. >> Okay. >> While sitting in the patrol car, she kept insisting on her rights and repeatedly said she did not consent to a search of the vehicle. Officers explained that the vehicle was being inventoried before towing, but her questions did not stop there. She also tried to argue that an expired license could not be treated the same as a suspended one. >> She got her reading glasses. >> I'm looking for one. Here they are. It's going to get super cold tonight in the 30s with the windchill. >> It's feeling like it already. >> Yeah, it's going to be bad. When is her registration expired? >> It's been expired since 2020. >> Well, this says 2024. >> I don't know how. >> All right, we'll hit her with that citation, too. Yep. >> They mints or pills? >> Mints. Sugar-free mints. >> Wonder times she's been arrested for this. Me, too. >> All I wanted to do is eat, >> right? What was the PC for the stop? >> Rad the tag and the registration wasn't matching that 2024. >> I got you. >> What's in that crown royal bag? >> Looks like >> is that [ __ ] Oh my god, >> that crap scared me. As officers continued checking the vehicle, another detail stood out. The registration had expired for years, yet the plate displayed a much newer sticker. That raised even more questions about the car, and officers continued handling the tow and inventory step by step. >> So, I saw you got married. Yeah. Yeah, I did. It's going well, man. It's going well. We just bought a new house, too. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Dang. I hate Man, I wish there were so much easier. >> What is it? >> It's a nut. I got it. It was only finger tight. >> Oh, that's good. >> Yeah. All right, put her bolts back in cuz I'm a better person than her. So, I don't know. Like, I understand what you want to believe, but when I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car, it's probably best that you step out of the car. Yeah. >> I was saying that that was like one of the main reasons for the uh arrest. >> Well, no. I mean, her driver's license was suspended since 2019. >> Oh my goodness. >> So, that was the reason. And then when we asked her to step out of the car, she said, "No, I don't have to." >> Ultimately, the woman was charged with driving with a suspended license, expired license plates, and resisting arrest without violence. Next, witness police expose a self-proclaimed foreign national who genuinely believes he's cracked the secret formula for living above the law. >> I don't care about that right now. I gave you an opportunity. Step out. >> On August 8th, 2023, officers pulled over a vehicle after noticing it had no license plates. At first, it seemed like a simple traffic stop, but once the officer asked for identification, the driver began giving answers that made the stop much harder than it needed to be. M man, roll these back windows down. What did I do? >> Just roll the back windows down. >> Yeah, no problem. >> Thanks. I appreciate it. Hey, I'm off with Mark Police Department. Reason why I'm stopping you. You got no plates on the car at all. >> And that little manu maneuver you did on 27th when you ran the red light. You went around everywhere. >> Ran the red light. >> So, I waited till the light turned like everybody else. >> You got your ID on you? >> I don't have an ID, so I can >> Okay. Is this your car? >> I just purchased the car. >> How long ago? >> Uh Oh my goodness. >> Careful. >> You don't have anything with your name on it? >> No, sir. I don't. I'm I'm a I'm a I'm a national. I'm a foreign national. >> Okay. >> I'm not a US citizen. >> All right. >> All I can do is give you uh the paperwork saying that the the vehicle doesn't have to be registered. and that's from that's from the the um >> the officer tried to figure out who the driver was and whether he had any valid documents for the vehicle. But instead of giving a clear answer, the driver claimed he was a foreign national and insisted the car did not need to be registered. That explanation only raised more questions and the officer quickly realized this was not going to be a normal ID check. >> That's not how it works. So you're in the state of Wisconsin in the county of Milwaukee. >> So this is what >> I understand. Uh, this is about registration of vehicles. >> Okay. >> Okay. And it's telling you everything. This is all legitimate paperwork from the Supreme Court. >> I understand where you're coming from, but you were in the city and county of Milwaukee. You have to abide by the state. >> This is about the county and >> it's just not how it works. >> Sir, I'm telling you it is. >> It It's not. >> All these little YouTube videos you guys watch, it it never ends in your favor. Did you notice that it never ends in your favor? the actual >> it doesn't court. >> That's not how it works. You're misinterpreting those Supreme Court documents. What's your last name, bud? >> I don't have a last name. >> Okay. If you don't give me your last name, you're under you're going to be under arrest. I'm telling you that right now. >> Oh, >> I'd rather not arrest you over something that you were about to get a warning for at the district. >> Thank you, sir. >> So, what's your name? >> I'm telling you, I don't have a last name. >> The officer warned him that these kinds of legal arguments rarely end well during traffic stops. Still, the driver kept insisting he had no last name and refused to provide the basic information officers needed. By that point, the stop was no longer just about missing plates. >> Sir, look, this is from your chief. This is from your chief of police, sir. >> Okay. So, who's dating me in Lamar Smith? >> That is the name of my sir. I have all of the legal documents right here. >> Listen, you're going to give me your first, last name, middle initial, and your date of birth, or you're going to be under arrest for obstructing. Boss, what's your last name? >> I'm telling >> the name you were issued at birth. What's that name? >> Sir, I'm I'm trying to tell you I do not have a last name. >> What's your first name, >> sir? If you let me. My first name is Damian Lamar. Damian hyphen Lamar. >> What's your middle initial? >> Sir, what's your middle initial? We're not going to play this game. I really don't want to arrest you over something I was about to give you a warning for. >> I do not have a middle name, sir. >> What's your date of birth? >> Sir, I have >> What's your date of birth? >> You're trying to force me. >> All right, guys. >> Sir, look, I'm a foreign national, sir. >> I don't care about that right now. I gave you an opportunity. Step out. >> All right. >> Even after several warnings, the driver continued trying to rely on paperwork and legal claims instead of simply identifying himself. The officer made it clear that he did not want to arrest him over something that could have stayed much simpler, but the driver's refusal left the officers with fewer options. >> Uh, refusing to identify yourself as a resisting. >> Don't tense up. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I haven't done anything. >> Relax. I'm tensing up. You're going to hit the ground. >> I haven't done anything. Sir, >> I'm a foreign national. Sir, >> please call your supervisor. >> All right. Give us a second. Dude, these guys these never go in your favor. All these YouTube videos you watch. I'm legitimate, sir. >> Now your car is getting towed. All this cuz you don't want to identify yourself. >> I don't. It's not. I did. I told you who I am. >> No, you didn't. >> You got hell. >> I did, sir. >> So, it shouldn't tighten up on you. It's officer Ed Lugani. >> Kick your feet in. >> Why you feel so like why? >> I was more than patient with you. I gave you more opportunities than I should have. You should have already been on your way to jail because of the way you were acting. So now we have to wait for your car to get towed. You're going to go to jail. We'll identify you there through fingerprints and we'll be get you on your way. All right. Once he was placed in handcuffs, the driver continued insisting that the officers had no authority over him. He asked for a supervisor, repeated that he was not a US citizen, and kept arguing about his rights from the back of the patrol car. But by then, the traffic stop had already moved far beyond a warning. Are you not listening, sir? >> We got a supervisor coming for you. >> No, it's in your SOP, sir. If I claim that I'm a non US citizen, you didn't look at my paper. My personal property away. All of my documents are in >> those are legal documents, sir. You were not supposed to separate. >> Affirmative. Uh, room 15. >> You were not supposed to separate those. That's why I told you to call for a supervisor there, sir. We have 3250. >> I live in America. So do I. >> Republic. >> So do I. >> I live in Republic. Republic. Sir, I'm not I'm not a US citizen, sir. And I'm a non resident, sir. >> Where do you Well, you have to live somewhere. >> I'm not giving you any information. I told you my fifth amendment and my fourth amendment. >> Fourth or fifth? Make up your mind. >> Both of them. >> I have a right to be secured in my person. my papers in my property. Sir, >> you're very secure in here. >> Pull up my K real quick. 328. >> Ultimately, he was convicted of driving without valid license plates and resisting arrest without violence. But that's not even the craziest part. The next self-proclaimed sovereign citizen escalates his clash with police to the new level. >> You can't take You can't take anyone I don't care if they're a dumbass, arrogant [ __ ] You can't take them out of the car without having a purpose. They can stay in the car legally. On January 6th, 2022, officers approached a vehicle after finding the driver passed out behind the wheel. At first, they were only trying to get him out safely and figure out what was going on. But the moment he started refusing commands, the situation became much more tense. >> Bag. >> What's up, man? Step out. >> Step out. >> Yeah, step out. >> Don't touch that. Step out. >> Hey, leave that. Leave that. Where's that right there? >> I'll put my medic out of the car. >> Step out. Step out right now. >> Step out, bro. I'll step out. >> Okay. Step out of the car right now. >> Step out of the car. Come on, >> man. Stop touching stuff. Get out of the car. >> I'm getting out of the car. I'm getting out of the car now. >> I'm getting out of the car, sir. >> Get out of the car. >> I promise you I'm getting out of the car. >> All right. Come on. Step out. >> Can I get out of the car, please? I'm stepping out of the car. >> Step out of the car, >> sir. I'm getting out of the car. >> Step out. Hey, >> bro. I'm getting out of the car. You see my foot out of the car? >> All right. Can you please let go finger? >> You ask I'm not touching you, brother. Touch me. I'm getting out of the car. I'm stepping on a car. >> Hey man, relax. I'm >> I'm I'm relaxing. I'm stepping on the car. >> Turn around behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing, brother? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Hey, hands behind your back, bro. What are you doing? I'm being detained right now. >> What's this thing? >> Hey, stop reaching. Hey, stop reaching. >> I'm not reaching anywhere. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now you don't get ted. Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm asking you a question. Listen, please. I'm asking you question. >> I'm on the car. Look at my hands out to my side. Can I can I make a call or or ask? >> The suspect kept asking why he was being held while repeatedly failing to follow simple instructions. Officers also noticed him reaching toward his pockets, which made the encounter more concerning. By that point, they were no longer just waking him up. They were trying to secure him before anything else could happen. >> My car, though, >> this way. >> My phone's right there. Can I have my phone? >> You're not going to your car. >> Can I have my phone, please? >> Can I have a Can I have my phone, please? >> Can I have my phone, please? Walk. >> Yo, do you have any weapons on you? >> No, sir. I'm asking, can I have my phone, please? >> Walk this way. >> Come on. >> I I came over here. >> You're not going to have your phone on you right now? Not right now. >> Not right now. >> Not right now. >> Are you kidding me? >> No. >> Why? Why can I not make a call right now? >> Cuz we're doing an investigation right now. >> I'm Empire though. >> You say what? >> I'm Empire. I'm I'm an indigenous citizen fighting against you. I've been right here though the whole time. Bro, have I been running? >> Spread your feet. >> Have I been running or anything? I'm I'm right here. I'm asking you questions. You're not answering any questions I'm asking. >> I have not ran. I have not done anything serious. >> Tell you what, you reached for your pocket about three times when we told you to put your hands behind your back and you pulled away from me. So, am I making that up? >> I did not. I Yes, you are. Cuz I I had my hands out to the side. >> It's cool, buddy. >> I have my hands out the side behind me and I told you I wasn't fighting you. >> So, your hand wasn't right here doing this and that's when I pulled the taser out. >> No, you >> All right. We're just making it up. We're just making it up, >> sir. It was not like that at all. No. >> No. Okay. >> I woke up and >> it was on camera. It was on camera, dude. >> I woke up inside the car. >> Once he was in handcuffs, the suspect tried to explain himself by claiming he was part of the Empire and an indigenous citizen. But that explanation did not change what officers were investigating. As they continued checking the vehicle, the situation began moving in a direction he clearly did not expect. >> Hey Gus, you got a card on you? >> I wasn't fighting you in your car. >> I have stones in my car on you. >> No, I have stones. You got a card on you. >> Where's it at? In the car. No, I don't. >> No, no, no. I I want to make a call cuz that's all car. I'm I'm I'm sitting in the car. See what I'm saying? I'm saying it's not my car. >> I want to make a call to whose car it is. Put your feet in now. >> This is my car. >> I know this is your car in the car, sir. >> You said put your feet in the car. >> Whose car is this? >> That's not my car. Whose car in the car? >> That is my friend's car. They asked me to come pick them up. >> Sir, >> my friend asked me to come pick him up at the house and I came up. >> What are you doing now? >> Put your feet in the car. Put your feet in the car. >> But I'm trying to tell you. I'm asking you to car. >> Put your feet in the car. This is not This is not part of the law though. You have to tell me why you're arresting me and [ __ ] like that though. Right now, >> you do have to tell me that my Miranda rights and [ __ ] I have not HEARD ABOUT MIRANDA RIGHTS. >> RIGHT NOW, you're being detained. >> I'm asking you. Please tell me what's going on. >> Right now, you're being detained. We told you that multiple times. You're being detained >> for what though? >> Get in the car. What am I being detained for? >> Get in the car. >> Okay. I'm I'm in the car. >> No, you're not. >> What am I I'm My foot's in the car. You see the line in the car? >> You see the line? I'm I'm outside the car. >> What am I being detained for? That's what I'm asking. Put your [ __ ] >> What am I being detained for? Please, >> please. Can you ask me what I'm being all the way? >> Listen, I know the sheriff and [ __ ] I work at house out in in Lake Forest. >> Hey, that's fine. >> I'm asking you what my day for. You want to play around and play games? I'm not doing anything. You drag my [ __ ] >> The suspect then mentioned that he knew the sheriff, but officers stayed focused on what they had already seen. As they continued the search, they found small baggies inside the vehicle, and the stop quickly shifted from a strange detention to a drug investigation. >> He had a couple little baggies, too. >> Yeah, I had seen like >> He had a little small baggie. I I think he threw >> dump it on in here somewhere. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, I see one. >> You see one in there? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It was like two. Look. >> Yeah. >> There's some more. >> All right. Hey, my man. Listen. Right now, you being detained. All right. For possible possession of Okay. >> You don't have the right to search my car to begin with. I asked you what your probable cause. >> Uh, yes, I do. >> I ask you what the problem was to pull me over in the first place to detain me in the first place and you did not tell me. >> I didn't pull you over. You passed out behind the wheel right here. >> No. The car was Listen, the the car wasn't going anywhere. car. I asked you. I asked you. That's that was that was >> Oh, also I got some right here, too. >> So, yeah, we do. >> That was the original one, right? >> This was the one he had. And I saw this on his lap, too, when we were getting them out. >> It was two of these. I'm looking for the other one. I can find it. >> Okay. >> What was he telling you now? >> We don't have the right to search. I had no probable cause for the stop. I'm like, "Dude, I didn't stop you. You pass out behind the the >> Can you please double up these cuffs cuz they're cutting my wrist. >> All right. Come on. >> If you behave, we we'll double up. >> I've been behaving the whole time. I haven't fought you. If I want to, I'm top I'm top 10 percentile in the world. I ran over a wall. All type of crazy. I didn't do any of that. I stood right there where you where I was at the whole time. >> My like I haven't done anything. >> I'm just letting you know today being placed under arrest for possession of cocaine and resisting an officer without violence. Okay. I'm going to be transported to the jail. >> And you never gave me a purpose. >> And I was here to pick up the owner of the car. >> All right. >> It was illegal to open the open and search the car for. No one ever said anything to me about searching the car or taking me out of the car or nothing like that. That's my whole point. I was asking what the purpose was. You can't take You can't take anyone I don't care if they're a dumbass, arrogant [ __ ] You can't take them out of the car without having a purpose. They can stay in the car legal. Ultimately, the man was convicted of possession of stimulants and resisting arrest without violence. Next, a heavily intoxicated driver was caught red-handed attempting one last foolish stunt to evade responsibility with her. >> I think you had too much to drink. >> Can we just go home? >> On July 6th, 2024, officers stopped a speeding car after seeing a passenger standing through the sunroof. At first, it looked like reckless behavior from a group having fun. But once officers began speaking with the driver, the stop quickly became more serious. >> Can you see your license, please? Do you have an ID with you? Can I see it, please? >> I don't have it. >> You don't have it? >> No. It's okay. What are you guys doing? >> Acting stupid. >> Okay. Well, you're going six between 1680 and a 40 and then you're climbing out the window. You guys don't see anything wrong with that? >> Yeah. >> Is there a reason for it? >> No. >> No. >> No. The driver did not come across as aggressive, but she also did not seem to understand how dangerous the situation had been. As officers separated her from the vehicle, the passenger refused to follow simple commands, forcing the officers to focus on getting everyone under control before the stop could move forward. Am I being detained? >> Yes. Why? >> Step out. Get your phone. Step out for me. >> Step out. You're being detained right now. Step out. >> Why? >> Well, because right now I suspect you have DUI. Why don't you step out? >> Can I wait, too? >> Say it again. >> Can I smoke? What's up? >> If you come out here, you can smoke it for a little bit. Can you step out real quick? Passenger, step by real, >> step by the car real quick, please. >> I'm not going to touch you if you just step out of the car, please. >> Hey, call your mom. Hey, >> ask nicely. I need your mom. >> Seriously. Step out for me. Okay. Step out. >> Don't Don't >> step out for me. >> Can I shoot you? >> Yeah. Is that okay? Once the driver was away from the car, officers began asking what led to the speeding and the passenger climbing out of the sunroof. She admitted they had been drinking and said they were just trying to get home. But her answers only gave officers more reason to question whether she should have been driving at all. Her issues, why was she climbing climbing out the sunroof? >> She was having fun. >> Just having fun. Okay, so you guys maybe had a little bit too much fun. We're just going home. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> No. >> Okay. What were you drinking? >> Beer. >> Beer. Okay. >> I had no shots. Nothing. >> Okay. How many beers would you say? >> Like four or five. >> When did you start drinking? >> Like I don't know. I don't know. >> Do you know what time it is now? >> No, I don't. >> How about if you were to take a wild guess? >> I don't know. Okay. Please don't harass my girlfriend. She needs >> Well, I mean, if she would have gotten out of the car and just listened. I understand that. >> She freaks out. >> I understand that. >> Freaks out. >> So, right now, she she's safe in the back of my car and you're going to be able to call your mom. No, no, no. Their car. Okay. You're going to be able to call your mom and do all that like she suggested. >> Okay. >> So, I had to go to jail. >> Well, no, you're not going to go to jail, but more than likely, I am going to arrest you for DUI. Why? >> Okay. Because I don't think that you're in a good spot to drive right now. I think you >> I could go home with her. >> I think you had too much to drink. >> Can we just go home? >> Yeah, you are going to go home, okay, tonight. But it's going to be a couple hours for paperwork and stuff. Okay. Cuz you guys, you should not be driving right now. >> Especially not the way I saw you driving. You were driving 80 miles an hour on this strip of highway here. And it's this isn't even a highway. You're in the middle of a of a city >> only around here. >> I know, but this is not what I'm trying to say is this is not an interstate. You should not be going 80 m an hour. >> Do you get Do you get that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> My uncle just died. Her uncle we're dealing with a lot of [ __ ] >> The driver admitted she had consumed several beers, but insisted there had been no shots. She also mentioned that her uncle had recently died and that they were dealing with a lot. The officer stayed calm, but after everything he had seen, he still had to decide whether she was safe to drive. >> No. >> No. Okay, then put your cigarette out. >> We're not going to put Put your hands out just like this. >> Can we go somewhere that's safe? >> Yep. >> We're going to We're going to walk back to my car. We can walk back to my car >> and we're all going to leave together. >> Yes. We're all going to go to the police department, which is like three blocks that way. Okay. So, why don't you come walk with me and we'll go back in my car. It's okay. We'll get you home. Okay. >> It's all right. Have se >> The driver was charged with DUI while the passenger was charged with obstructing illegal transportation of alcohol and failure to wear a seat belt. This woman showed us why loudmouth the police is a bad idea. >> Chill out. All right. >> Get off of me. Chill out. Get off of me. >> Stop. Get off of me. Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. >> On April 27th, 2026, Bianca ran a red light, causing a three-way accident involving three vehicles and injuring several people. However, the driver seemed unaware of the seriousness of the problem he had caused. >> Nothing. >> Sit out for me. Why you got your sunglasses on? It's 8:00 at night. >> Yeah. >> All right. How much have you had a drink? >> Nothing. >> You haven't had nothing to drink? >> No. I'm on the phone with my brother from Alabama. I'm not from here. Do you uh have your license, registration, insurance on me? Do a favor. Get off your phone real quick, please. >> Yeah. Here. Can you hold this? >> No. You can hang up with him and then I got to make sure you know what I mean. If you're uh any injuries or anything like that, I just need your documents. >> Uh so far, I don't know. She seems damage. >> Yeah, she seems pretty intoxicated. So, so far, two two kids in that car possibly injured. Parents both injured. Both had injuries. They're assuming they smacked their head. >> You don't have a uh jersey ID? >> No. passport card. I've never seen this. Okay. Airbag. Is it just you in the car or anybody? >> It's just you. Okay. >> I I live right there at that >> at the motel right here. So, you live at the She has a passport. >> Okay. >> The um Oh, okay. So, you live at the motel and you were leaving. Where were you heading to? >> Right here. >> Where's my friend's house? >> Where Where's that at? Here is just This is the open road. Find out which way you were going. Do you remember how the accident happened? >> No. You don't know how the accident happened or anything? No. >> Do you remember getting in the accident? You don't remember >> getting into the accident at all? >> You still live off? >> I I I I live not all fall and not I live right here. >> When officers asked Bianca how the crash happened, she claimed she did not know and could not remember the accident. But as they kept speaking with her, they noticed several signs that made them question whether she should have been driving at all. And your eyes are watering. >> Can't stand up straight. You're not remembering anything that happened with the accident. You're wearing your sunglasses at night. It's 8:00. >> Were you wearing your sunglasses when you were driving? >> She was wearing them when I when I got to the car. >> Okay. Insurance and registration for the car? >> It's all on my phone. You know what? Let me get their ticket. >> It's all on my phone. >> So, I don't know how. >> She's going to get their information first and then come back. You said your registration insurance everything's on your phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay. You don't have a physical copy of your registration? >> No, it's all on my phone. >> Okay. Remember the girl that we talked to at Denny's? She was door dashing. >> Yes. >> That's her. >> Oh, okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Oh, right. I remember. I remember. She's bleeding here. >> Hurt? >> No. >> Is that your >> Is that the registration or the insurance? >> Demographic. >> Hanging up on him or you want him on the phone so we can focus on his registration and insurance? >> No. >> Okay. Bianca denied drinking or smoking anything before the crash, but the officers were already seeing a different picture. Her slurred speech, watery eyes, poor balance, confusion, and sunglasses at night gave them more reason to continue the DUI investigation. Now, write that down. >> This is >> Well, the officer's right here. What's that? >> This is all they have. My insurance. >> That's her insurance. All right. So, >> Officer Officer Nelson's right here. So, she can write it down. Uh, she'll get it from your phone. Just give her one sec. Bianca, can you not try not to call people cuz you're very distracted and we need we're trying to get this done. Please >> Yes. You need Do you need this? >> Can I >> He's going to have you sign uh something since you're not going to the hospital. Okay. >> Can I have my friend come get me? >> Not yet. Wait until we're done the investigation and then you can call whoever you want. >> Please come get me in front of my uh hotel. >> Why'd you ask me if you were going to do it anyway, Bianca? I just told you to hold off. >> In front of the hotel at Holiday Inn, please. >> Okay. >> All right. Thanks. I love you. All right. First name is Bianca. >> Yes. >> I don't have my body camera. >> You sure nothing's hurting you? You don't want to be checked out? >> No, I need to be dispatched back to my home. >> Fortunately, I can't do that. I'm a one-way trip to the hospital. Just have to take that off just a little. >> All right. All right, Bianca. What I'm going have you do is I'm going have you sign a form just saying you understand the risk of not going to the hospital following the accident that you were in tonight. Um, if anything changes, you're welcome to call us back at any time. It's never a bourbon. Just anywhere in this white box, sign your name. Like I said, that's just a refusal form. You're welcome to call back at any time. >> Excuse me. So, you didn't have anything to smoke or drink before driving? >> No. >> Okay. Is there a reason why you're sluring your speech and having difficulty standing up balance? No. >> Okay. Would you be willing to perform field sobriety test you're okay to drive? >> No. >> No. Even after refusing field sobriety tests, Bianca still seemed to believe the situation could somehow stay under control. But once officers placed her under arrest for driving under the influence, her focus quickly shifted from the crash to getting someone to help her. Just minutes earlier, Bianca had signed a medical refusal form saying she did not want to go to the hospital. But after the handcuffs went on, she suddenly changed her mind. >> Let me take this off you. >> Let go. Can you loosen your Can you loosen us up for Thank you. Yep. >> It's three separate collisions. We think two. Is it two? Okay. So, >> in here you can call whoever you want. >> I'm not from here. All right. Please relax. Okay. >> Where's that baby going? >> Please. >> I think they think they want him to get checked out. Yeah. >> My brother. >> All right. So, we're saying >> I got to search her over. Where's Nelson? And then we can uh >> she pulling her car up. I got to tell her right now. She's over there. I'll go get it. >> My brother. My brother. >> Okay, that that's fine, Bianca. We'll figure it out once we get to the station. >> My car. >> We got it. We got everything. We got everything. Relax. Yes, I did. I took it out of your hand. >> We have your I have it. Okay. It's right here. >> Okay. I got it. It's right here. I know. I got you. Just relax. Okay. >> My brother. My brother. I'm not from here. >> Okay. That doesn't matter right now, Bianca. >> I don't care. I don't care if I'm not from here. I'm telling you. My brother. I I'm from Tennessee. >> Yeah, but you're a local at this point. >> No, I'm not. We do all the time. Come on. Yeah, please. >> Can you please >> No. >> Call me. >> We're not doing anything right now. >> Call my brother. >> I'm not calling anybody right now. We can wait. I have to get through some things for Bianca. Just relax. All right. We'll get it figured out. You just got to calm down. Okay. >> If that's the way that you want to take it right now, I am. Yes. Absolutely. Just minutes earlier, Bianca had signed a medical refusal form, saying she did not want to go to the hospital. But after the handcuffs went on, she suddenly changed her mind and asked for an ambulance, making the situation even harder for officers to manage. >> Thank you, >> Bianca. You were on the phone with your brother. You didn't tell him to come out here. >> Thank you. Thank you. Should I tell him to come from Tennessee? Are you crazy? >> Oh, he's in Tennessee. >> Yes. Thank you. >> Well, why you need to >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> I want to go to the ambulance. >> Stop. I want to go to the ambulance. I want to go to the ambulance. I want to go to the ambulance. I want to go to the ambulance. I want to go to the ambulance. Okay. You want to go to the hospital? We'll take care of that. Wait. >> Stop. You understand? What are you doing? Relax. What are you doing? I'm holding. >> What are you doing? You need to relax. For what? >> I need to search for >> what? For what? Search me. >> All right. Relax, Bianca. Bianca, >> I want to go. >> Bianca, chill out. All right. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. Stop pulling away. Stop pulling away. Nobody get OFF OF ME. GET OFF of me. Get off of me. Get >> I want my car. >> All right. Let's get her Let's get her in somebody's car and get her out of here. Let's get her in somebody's car and get her out of here. >> Sorry. Sorry. >> I want my lawyer. >> I want my lawyer. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. 148. I want my lawyer. lock the door, man. The suspect faces charges of driving under the influence and obstructing justice. It opens with a tense showdown between a woman drunk on entitlement and the law itself. >> I need a supervisor here before you take those kind of extreme measures. I have my rights, too. >> No, you have >> No, I have my rights, too. >> You have rights. On January 3rd, 2023, an officer pulls her over for a reckless illegal right turn that nearly sparks a crash. And then the situation escalates when she admits she doesn't even have her ID on her. >> So, where you heading right now? >> I'm going back home. >> Where's your job at? >> It's not right there. So, uh, it's >> Is there anything illegal inside this vehicle? Who smokes weed in here? >> Uh, it's just my car. H my car. >> So nothing illegal. >> Can I look inside? >> I again I apologize. I was just heading home. Like I really I really didn't know that I can't turn right there cuz I'm 100% aware of it now. >> The reason why I messed is cuz I do smell weed. >> I apologize. >> And I I I really didn't mean to. Like I I had no idea. I'll be super aware of the intersection from now on. >> Um >> I'll be way more confident. >> Do me a favor because we're going to cause traffic back up here. Can you just pull into that street right here? Just make a right. >> The odor was unmistakable. Yet she continued to challenge the officers, declining the check and trying to stay calm while every sign was already working against her. >> Excuse me. Um so yeah, that's that's the reason why I'm asking is because I do smell weed. Obviously, I'm not if if there is some in here, you're not going to get cited or anything for it. >> Like a roach or something like there might be something like that, but I don't >> I don't know if they hop on my head. >> I got you. Yeah. Like I don't we don't site no more for those. >> I I >> just my only concern is if there's anything else other than that. That's why I'm asking you. Is it okay if I take a look? >> Well, this is what I got. This is obviously what I got. >> But that's not what I'm asking. Uh, I mean I'd prefer not to like cuz I >> So based on that I could just so you know. >> Okay. I'd prefer if you didn't. >> Okay. Well, I'm telling you based on that >> I understand. I'd prefer if you didn't. Like again I'm super sorry. It was seriously it was just an accident. Like I I really didn't mean to. >> I really I'm not trying to give you a hard time. I get it. >> I get you trying to get home. >> Really bad day. Like as it was. I was supposed to go to the office. People weren't there. I just I'm trying to get home. I I really didn't know that the intersection was like that I could use. >> All right. Here. Come on. Step out. >> Please get right. >> Huh? >> Please come. >> I have not written you anything. I'm just trying to be >> I don't I also know my rights and I don't think I have to. >> You do. So, don't make it hard. >> I really Please, I just want to go home. >> I'm asking you to step out nicely. >> I'm asking you to step out nicely. Can you get your name and match number? It's >> Officer Nasher. 7:32. >> The officer ordered her to step out for a lawful search. She insisted on waiting and repeated that she doesn't have to comply. >> Hey there, miss. >> Hey there. Okay. playing. >> Hi there, miss. >> Can you talk to me now, please? >> One moment, please. Sir, >> okay. >> I I uh I got a little bit of an officer. Um that I smoke marijuana. Um, I accidentally cut off your uh companion there. I was >> kind of used to the area. >> Okay. >> I was aware of the traffic. >> Okay. >> Pull me over to clear that marijuana. >> Yeah. >> As a surgeon, I'm comfortable with that. >> Okay. So, now what? >> Um, I'm not comfortable with you. My dad come here and help out as well. >> Okay. Well, I can smell the marijuana, too, as I'm up here. And I So, >> it is. So, if an officer tells you you have to step out of the vehicle, you have to step out of the vehicle. That's a lawful order. Okay. >> So, >> that's not true. >> I'm I'm being very nice and patient. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. If you comply with me, I'll give you whatever you want. But right now, >> comply with anything that I offici number, sir. >> Oh, are you a sovereign citizen? >> I would know your name and badge number. >> Patrolman Venus badge 722. Okay. >> Give you a message. >> Okay. So, you've been given a lawful order to exit the vehicle three times by me. Okay. >> This is the first time you've actually asked me. >> Okay. So, >> can you please exit the vehicle? >> I would like to wait. >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> I would like to wait. >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> Yeah. I would like >> Can you please exit the vehicle? >> I'm not in the vehicle. >> Okay. So, I would like to wait. >> Instead of staying calm and listening, she hid behind two cameras, focused on recording every move the officers made rather than the words being spoken. >> The vehicle. And if your father comes here and interferes with the traffic stop, things could get a lot worse. Right now, if it's just marijuana, I'll be honest with you, we do not we do not site for marijuana. However, it is probable cause for search and we will need to seize that because you cannot have that legally. >> Okay. I would like to wait. >> Do you understand that? >> Okay. I would still like to wait. >> Okay. Can you please step out of the vehicle? >> I would still like to wait. >> Okay. If you continue this, you're going to be arrested for obstruction. Okay. >> And I was given unlawful arrest and you can deal with that in court. >> Good luck with that in court. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you've been given a lawful command. I did it seven times in a row. Okay. Or eight. That was eight. >> I also have my rights and I'm allowed to wait. >> Okay. Um >> Yeah. Great. Great. Fantastic. >> Are there any firearms in the vehicle? No. >> Okay. Yeah. So, listen. I'm going to tell you if you do not comply, if you do not get out within the next 30 seconds, I'm breaking this window and you're being drugged out. Do you understand that? Do you understand that? If you do not comply, I've given a lawful order for you to exit the vehicle 10 times. If you do not comply within 30 seconds, I will break the windshield and drag you out of the car. Do you understand that? I don't think I can make that any more clear to you. You must exit the vehicle. Okay, you can post this. You can think you're cool posting it on the internet. You are wrong. You are wrong. Okay, so you must exit the vehicle. >> You can peacefully exit the vehicle. >> Yep. >> This is all this is all on you. Okay. >> I'm thoroughly scared my safety on the scene. >> Refusing to exit the vehicle. ignoring every command from the police. This is the consequence the stubborn driver ultimately brings upon herself. >> The window if you do not exit the vehicle. >> Officer, I really need I need a supervisor here before you take those kind of extreme measures. >> Sir, no. No, sir. Please. I need a supervisor on the scene. Officer, I need a supervisor on the scene. I need a supervisor on the scene. >> I need a supervisor on the scene. >> Hands on your back RIGHT NOW. HANDS ON YOUR BACK RIGHT NOW. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Let me get this out your hand. >> I'm not letting go of that. >> Okay. I'm going to put on top of the car. >> Thank you. >> You are being recorded by three of our cameras >> and now you're under arrest for obstruction. How's that? Huh? That's what you wanted, right? Even in handcuffs, she kept pointing the finger at police, stubbornly claiming she had no idea what she did wrong. >> Explain to me what happened and what led to the situation that that is here now. >> Um, who's this officer who just walked by, gentleman in the ball cap there? >> Yeah. >> Um, he's the one who initially pulled me over. Um, I apparently accidentally cut him off. >> Okay. >> I'm not familiar with that intersection. was unaware that it was um that's actually my father right there. >> Okay. >> Was unaware that that I kept turned red there and I just started recently working with him. His office on >> Okay. >> Uh he's private investigator. Um been criminal justice for over 30 years. And so I was actually out there doing some work. Uh headed home. Didn't realize I'd made a mistake. Uh the officer in the ball cap or the Yeah, the officer in the ball cap was the one who was um pulled me over initially. I didn't realize I made a mistake. He said, "My car smelled of marijuana." I was like, "Okay, got me pull over here." I did. Um, he called me back up. The second gentleman there, ordered me out of the car. I was confused as to why. Uh, demanded that I get out of the car. I told him I felt scared and unsafe, and he proceeded to bust my window out. >> Okay. >> And now I'm handcuffed in the back of a cop car. >> Okay. >> Very unaware of exactly what I've done wrong besides accidentally turning red >> a red light on accident. So, um I'm very scared. >> Okay. >> And I'm very uncomfortable. >> All right. >> Um I'm very upset about my car. Uh >> I didn't mean to I didn't mean to turn red. I'm sorry. I I would have gladly taken a ticket for smelling like marijuana. >> Like I didn't know I did anything wrong. So, I'm very shaken right now. I didn't know I did something. And I just wanted to go home. I want to go see my kids. I want to go see my husband. I don't want to be here right now. The suspect was cited and released into her father's custody, facing charges for obstructing official business, an open container, and a traffic control violation. Her case is still pending in court. Now, let's turn to this intoxicated driver as she comes face to face with police. >> What? Get out of my face. You think you're special? I'm going [ __ ] shoot the [ __ ] out of you. Get out of my face. Get out of my face. Get out of my face. >> And I know you know who. On November 16th, 2024, police responded to a single vehicle crash and found the driver instantly hostile, refusing medical help and hurling insults. I'm not saying anything in it. Right. >> You just said what? We're here cuz you had a Who are you? >> I'm the police. >> Perfect. Or do you special? >> Who are you coming from tonight? >> I don't know. Who are you? Don't structure anything. You're being rude, bro. Don't talk to me. >> You're being rude. >> Don't talk to me, bro. You special. You like a big boy. Are you okay? >> You're going down a road you don't want to go down. >> I don't even know who you are. >> It says police. Who are you? Look. Perfect. You think you're special? Tough guy. I don't know who the you are. Who am I? Get out my face. Who am I? >> Get out of my face. >> Who? Who? >> You're a special guy, aren't you? Get out my face, bro. Get out of my face. >> Tough guy. Get out of my face. >> What? Get out of my face. You think you're special? I'm going [ __ ] sue the [ __ ] out of you. Get out of my face. Get out of my face. Get out of my face. >> Perfect. The situation spiraled fast as the woman's behavior turned wildly unhinged, hurling insults, provoking the officers, and even crossing the line in the most disrespectful way imaginable. >> Um, I'm going to take your sugar real quick. >> Perfect. Go for it. >> Just need your finger. >> I don't like him. Get out my face. >> All right. Too bad. >> You [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] tough guy, aren't you? You're going to get sued and you're going to lose your job, bro. >> I don't even know you, dude. Just like that. >> No. Get that off of me, please. I don't like you, bro. >> I don't even know you. >> What? You don't? No. Perfect. Cuz I don't know you either. I'm sorry for this, but I don't like him. You're a tough guy. >> Powerpuff guy, aren't you? >> I don't even know you. >> Powerpuff guy, aren't you? >> I'm so confused. >> Yeah, I hope you are. I could almost see the [ __ ] out of you, bro. >> I can't wait. I can't wait to see the [ __ ] out of you. Do you have diabetic? Can't wait for your ass to get sued. >> Please sue the [ __ ] out of me cuz I can't wait to sue the >> You got a AIR. >> What? >> Yeah. Yeah. Go get it. >> Yeah. Go get it. Go get it, Power Puff. Dude, go get it. >> Get sugar. >> Guys, you're so [ __ ] >> Please. >> You're a piece of >> I know you know who I am. >> No, I don't. No, you know who I am. >> Who are you? >> You're a piece of [ __ ] >> I don't know what that means. >> You know who exactly who I am. You're my best friend. My brother's best friend. >> Who? >> I know who you are. Don't. No. Not happening. Cuz I know. >> You have to check your blood sugar. >> There it is. There it is. >> You just spit on me. >> No, I didn't. >> You just spit on me. >> No, I did not. >> You literally just spit on me. >> You didn't just spit on me. The police then decisively handcuffed her, bringing her back to the harsh reality. >> That's fine. I did not >> get out. >> That's fine. I did not. >> I do not stand here, guys. >> Stop. >> Oh, stop. >> Oh, I can't wait for you to do. That's right. It's a girl, right? Are you a girl? >> Perfect. I know who you are. Good. >> I know who you are. I'm telling you right now, you're [ __ ] bro. You're [ __ ] I can't wait to sue you guys. >> I'm telling you right now, please do this. Please do this. Please do this. I'm telling you right now, guys. >> Let them check your blood sugar. >> I'm talking to you, bro. >> I'm talking to you. >> I'm talking to you. >> She just spit on me. So >> Oh, I didn't. >> You literally just spit on me on me. Yeah. >> Oh, I can't wait. >> Did I really? >> Yes. Oh, you're getting sued, bro. >> I'm getting sued cuz you spit on me. >> You [ __ ] damn right at me. >> You want to check her blood sugar real quick, bro? Here. >> Please do. Please do. Please do. >> Let them check. Don't touch me, bro. Please do. Miss guy, please do. >> It was clear this driver had no intention of letting things end peacefully, continuing to argue and stall, using defiance to drag the arrest out as long as possible. Touch my tit, you [ __ ] I know who >> you think you're a [ __ ] tough guy with your tattoo. You think you're a tough guy? >> You think you're a tough guy? >> Yeah, I am. >> And I know you know who I am. >> Who are you? >> Because you saw me stop me, bro. [ __ ] with me. >> You >> stop or you're going to get wrapped up. >> I don't give a I [ __ ] will shoot the out of you. Stop it. >> I hate you. And you know what the I'm talking about. You know what I'm talking You think you're a [ __ ] tough guy. You think you're a tough guy. >> Relax. >> I don't give a >> You think you're a tough guy. >> Relax, bro. >> You think you're I'm a cool guy. I can do this to women. You think I'm joking. >> You think I got tattoos and everything. You're a piece of, bro. You're a piece of >> You think you're cool, don't you? >> You got your gloves. You can search it. >> Yeah. >> I'm a cool guy. I'm a cool guy. Who do it? You don't find nothing, [ __ ] You going to find nothing. Touch me. Touch me. I will shoot the out of you. Get you, too, [ __ ] You think I'm joking? I'm going to [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Relax. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] You You don't think I'm going to get you? I promise you, I'm going to get you. Promise you, I'm going to get you. I promise you. You ain't going to find nothing. Promise you I'm going to get you. >> And she allegedly hit something down there, too. So, >> Oh, [ __ ] you. I was going to [ __ ] hit you. No, you're a [ __ ] piece of You think you're cool. You think you're a tough guy. He thinks he works all of you motheruckers. He thinks he's got you. Look at you right there. He thinks he has you. >> He's like, >> "Fuck, how do you know my name? HOW DO YOU KNOW MY NAME?" >> Because it's on your tag. >> You think you're a cool guy. You think you're a cool guy. Shut the >> [ __ ] Shut the up. Shut the You're somebody. You ain't going to find [ __ ] Nothing. I got me. >> Nothing, [ __ ] >> Nothing. >> Relax. >> That's what you're going to do. >> You know what your friends all these mothers do? Nobody likes you. Nobody likes you. Nobody likes you. Nobody likes you. >> Relax. >> I didn't nothing you, bro. >> Nothing. >> Relax. No. You were fine until you spit on me, bro. >> Did I? I apologize. >> I spit on you again. >> Well, too late. >> Just kidding. Despite constant warnings, she keeps provoking officers and medical staff, earning additional charges for resisting. >> If you if you keep acting up, I'm going to wrap you up in a rap because you're [clears throat] being ridiculous. >> So, keep talking. >> You keep talking. I'm going to keep talking. >> What did you say? >> I said, "If you touch any of these nurses or these doctors who were here to help you, you're going to catch an additional charge. >> You're going to you're going to jail for a felony right now." >> Literally never seen her before. I know. >> You have a little [ __ ] take it off. You're boy. What are you going to do? >> We're getting you men. >> Can't wait. Yeah, I feel bad for you, too. I would feel bad if I was you, too. >> Cuz you're little dick bandit, aren't you? Don't touch me. >> You're my best friend brother, aren't you? >> You're [ __ ] good [ __ ] >> I don't spit, but I can pretend. >> I'm a somebody. I'm a stupid I have a he said that you're >> What you going to do, [ __ ] >> Relax, dude. >> She was first charged with assault and resisting, but a CT scan later found a small brain tumor behind her violent outbursts, leading prosecutors to dismiss all charges. Just when it seemed things couldn't get any more intense, this intoxicated woman found a way to take it even further. >> You going right? I'm going to be in Jupiter. I don't know. You >> over there. >> You Asian [ __ ] Hey. [screaming] Hey. >> On April 17th, 2025, police were called to a bar for a heavily intoxicated patron, causing a scene, stumbling, knocking over chairs, and bothering other customers. >> Hey, how you doing, miss? >> Okay. So, >> what are you trying to do? >> What's that? >> What are you trying to do right now? >> I'm just like I'm okay. >> Do you have your phone? >> Do you have your phone? Yeah. >> Yeah. Let's call an Uber and get you home. >> I'm okay. I don't need to. I don't >> What are you Where are you going to go right now? >> What's that? >> Where are you going to go right now? >> Okay. So, why call that? >> So, the thing is, regardless of where you go, you're too close to people and they're bothered by your presence. So, why should along somewhere else? >> I said you're you're bothering people, so you have to go. >> You're way too close to them. >> I'm okay. >> You also got a call that you were trying to enter someone else's Uber, which was not yours. I'm I'm okay. >> But clearly you're not okay if you're trying to enter someone else to do that. >> I'm really okay. I don't know. >> How are you getting home tonight? >> I'm going to be like um >> How are we getting home? >> How? >> Yes. How are you walking? Are you riding a unicycle? >> I'm going to walk in your face like >> Don't put your finger in my face. Okay. >> You just say that. >> Get your phone out. Let's call an Uber. Let's get you home. Okay. >> The woman kept looking for any excuse to slip away and dodge responsibility, but officers quickly shut that plan down. >> Where are you going to go? >> Where are you going right now? >> I'm going to be in Jupiter. >> Jupiter? Jupiter's like 40 miles from here. So, how are we going to get to Jupiter? >> Don't worry about it. >> We're trying to get you home without finding you passed out on the middle of the street somewhere else. >> Don't worry about it. >> We're trying to help you, miss. >> You okay? We're trying to help you. Just can you take Can you take your phone out? >> I'm okay. Don't worry about it. >> Well, >> I'm okay. >> This became a problem ever since. >> I say so much. Please, I'm going to get some water. >> Hold on. Don't spit on me. I'm sorry. >> I did not. >> Yes, you did. >> I did not. >> Okay. >> I did not at all. >> Thank you. >> I'm okay. Thank you, >> ma'am. >> Ma'am, we told you to leave. Let's go. >> What's that? We told you to leave. Let's go. >> Okay. So, I'm sorry about that. I don't know what you're saying. I'm just asking that I'm asking where I stop. I'm asking where my phone. I'm asking my phone about that. Thank you. Yeah. Thank you. >> So, go talk to staff. I'll talk to them. Okay. >> Yes. I don't know you Asian. >> Over there. >> You Asian. >> Wait over there. >> Yeah. Thank you. Yes. >> Okay. >> By this point, officers had no doubt left. She was the very definition of an entitled troublemaker. >> I'm sorry. I'm look like Asian. >> What does your phone look like? What does your phone look like? >> What does your phone look like? >> Okay, so my phone number is going to be >> I don't want your phone number. What does the phone look like? Is it >> 69? >> Okay. Well, I don't know that it's your phone. >> What's the case? Is it just wait over there? >> What's the background? >> All right. So, do you know me? Do you know me? >> What is the background on the phone? >> What's that? >> What is the background in your phone? >> Okay. >> What What is your screen saver on the phone? When you turn the phone on, what does it show? You know what? What's your phone number? Just call her, bro. What's your phone number? >> I think that's him. >> You call your phone. >> Hey, that's just >> What's your phone number? I'm going to call it. >> What is your phone number? >> Hey, what are you doing? Hey. Uh, chill out though. So, >> chill out. >> Chill out. >> Officers moved in without hesitation, locking her in cuffs and bringing an end to a scene that never should have spiraled this far. Don't resist. We'll take you to the ground. Don't resist. All right. >> We will take you to the ground. >> Hey. All right. >> Your hands. Don't resist. All right. >> Okay. So, what? >> Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Hey. >> No. Don't. Just get Hey, stop. Leave him alone. Leave him alone. Hey, stop. >> You got it. >> Ouch. Ouch. >> Oh my god. >> Stop. >> Is that true? Ow. >> Yep. >> Okay. So, I'm going to go pee. I'm going to be I'm going to be Thank you. >> You're going to be here? >> Yeah. >> No, I'm going to defiance is never a smart move. And sooner or later, she's about to learn that lesson the hard way. >> Oh my god. >> Is it fine? >> Okay. So, let's go to see that place. >> Okay. >> Got it. >> Yeah. >> What are we doing? >> You got to you got to search. >> Hey. Um, >> hi. What? Angelina, >> let's check the ID. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god, you guys wasting time. >> What was that? >> You guys wasting time. >> Yes. >> On. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. Please. Hey. >> Hey. Do you have any weapons on? >> No. >> You have nothing. >> I have my ID, my I'm going to get [ __ ] I'm going to get mad. >> Yes, I'm going to get mad. Okay. So call the police right now. We are the police. >> Okay. So call my ID. >> Oh, you're hiding me. Hey. [screaming] Hey. Hello. Can somebody hurt me? >> What are you doing? We're not even hurting you. >> No, he's dead. [laughter] >> We're doing nothing to you. >> Yes. >> You guys going to get worse. >> My name is Angelina. >> Yes. >> Do you know? >> Yes. OKAY. >> Let's just put it in. >> Don't kick me. >> Yeah. Put it in. >> I'm okay now. >> You just No, he just saw it. Get in the car. >> No, he just saw it. >> Stop kicking me. >> Get in the car. Get in the car. >> Get in the car. Oh my god. >> Sit down. >> Dad, here are my car. He said, "I'm okay. Thank you." >> She is charged with battery on specified personnel, resisting an officer with violence and disorderly intoxication. Watch how this young woman destroys herself legally, one stubborn decision at a time. >> You're touching me. What are you doing? >> You're kidnapping me. >> OKAY, >> STOP TOUCHING ME. CLOSE DOOR. ON SEPTEMBER 18TH, 2022, police responded to a call about an adult daughter refusing to exit her father's vehicle in a parking lot, creating a tense family standoff. >> Yeah, I think he's uh >> I don't know exactly what's going on, but he has the key to the car, so I'm just waiting on him to get out of the building. >> You're waiting on him to what? >> To get out of the building to come drive the car. >> Um he just parked us here, so I don't know. >> Yeah, but you you know he doesn't have to drive you anywhere, but it's his car. or he doesn't have to take you anywhere if he doesn't want to. >> I understand. Well, he already took me here, so I'm in the car. I'd like to, you know, go back to my house whenever he's ready, basically. So, I'm just sitting in the car. >> Okay. But do you realize that if he doesn't want to take you, you have to get out cuz it's his car. It's his property. >> I don't think so. I think >> I'm letting you know. >> But that's how that works. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to be sitting here. So, whenever he's ready. He doesn't want to drive. You don't want to drive her home? >> Oh, I do not. I think he might be having some sort of like like early dementia or something, but he is not acting like himself. >> Um, we were just gonna go to Starbucks and then he said that he had to go and I can't remember if he said he needed to take a package somewhere. >> He had me bring her down here. I I got her a couple of gift cards because she doesn't have a job. >> He did. He Well, he just got me a gift card. >> Supposed to be in a rehab facility, but somehow managed to get kicked out of it and showed up back at the apartment. So, I felt sorry for her. My mistake. Gave her more money. Gave her more things to do. Took her here. so she could get food. Not only did she not get food, she refused to get out of the car and now she refused out of it at all. >> I'm just trying to spend the day with them. >> Go out and run errands. We're just trying. >> Despite every explanation, the daughter stubbornly claimed she had the right to stay, completely ignoring that the car was her father's private property. >> Where I live normally, >> I'm not trying to live in this car. You know what I mean? So, >> yeah. But you're not trying to get out of this car right now. You're breaking the law. This is not your car. So you're trespassing. >> So I go on Ubers Ubers >> with the permission of the person. He does not want you in his car. You're trespassing >> in his in Okay. So we can play this game, but you're going to get arrested. I mean that's literally how it's going to be or you could just step out of the car. Like I'm not trying to be mean to you, but I'm trying to explain something to you and you're not really willing to listen. >> Um you explained it to me, but I would like to shut my door down. >> I'm not doing that. It's not your door. It's not your car. >> Okay, I'll just ignore that. Just get out, Alex. You're making a show. >> I'm not trying to >> I'm not trying to make a show out of it. It's just like it's frustrating. >> You see the problem? I didn't want to touch her at this point because >> No, I understand. I mean, it's definitely your car and you want her out of the car. Can you sad? >> I shouldn't have agreed to do it. She's had long >> enabling this bad behavior. And um it's my fault. I I enabled one more time. 52. >> I think there's a misunderstanding. I think something's going on with my dad because he's not acting like himself. >> No, he's acting pretty normal to me. >> I think he's acting like on a 2021 registered jack. >> Maybe like he has early onset like dementia, Alzheimer. Can we talk outside? No. No. You guys are right here. I'm fine. I'm not stepping out. Um and I feel like usually you ask people not to step out of the car. >> But why won't you get out? Why don't you want to get out? Um, it's on principal at this point. Uh, but >> but you understand that you're probably going to end up going to jail then, right? >> You do know that usually like if you pulled me over on a highway, we'd both have to pull over, park together. >> We're not doing that. >> And I would not be allowed out of my vehicle. In fact, you'd say, "Roll down the window and please present your papers to me." That's what you would say. And I would give >> But I may sometimes I also ask a lot of people out of the car, too. >> The father agreed to press charges, giving police legal grounds to remove her. tensions spiking as she scrambled for excuses to stall and resist. >> This is going to be one of those situations on when you go down to the jail, people are like, "What are you in for?" And you say, "Cuz I wouldn't get out of the car." People are going to be like, "That's a stupid reason to go to jail." >> I mean, really, there's really not a really good reason to go to jail, but that's really stupid. >> Well, it's more stupid of you guys cuz it's just a lot of paperwork and a lot of trouble. >> But we we're public servants. We've been called here. >> You're not a servant. >> We've been subbed here. So, we're here to solve a problem. Unfortunately, >> do you have a payroll? >> The problem is that you're in the car. Is to solve the problem. >> I don't think there's not a solution. There isn't a solution. >> The solution is that you step out. Either stand over here. You could sit. There's a bench over here. There's a bench there. There's a bench over there. >> Okay. Yeah. Go ahead and stand out of the car. >> No, I stepped out. It's fine. Please allow me to. >> No, you're not closing the door. So, >> I don't want to shut it on you. I don't want to like >> I can promise you you're not. >> Please stop touching this car cuz it's not your car. >> It's not yours either. >> Well, that's okay. >> You're gonna end up No, >> you're gonna end up >> You are >> Stop. Step on out. >> I'm just going to pull you out. I mean, at the end of the day, you're going to come out of the car. So, do we have to make this harder? I don't want >> Don't pull my arm out of it so long. >> Don't touch me. >> Just hold We'll just get the statement. We're not in a hurry. >> Okay. >> Don't touch me. Don't molest me, please. >> What's going to end up happening is we're going to end up having to use force. I would like to press charges for assault. An assault charge. >> I just was assaulted. Battery. >> I want to press charges for battery. >> Okay. You don't get that. >> I want to press charges. >> It's a lawful. >> I would like to press charges. >> You don't get to. >> I'm being held against my will. >> Great. Get out of the car. >> No. I'm being held against my will. Please leave. >> No. So, these are the options. You can get out of the car. You can leave on your own accord. You can walk away. Or you're going to end up going with us. Get a judge or something. Like I don't I don't know what else to tell you. >> Get a judge and a jury and take me to trial. Like I don't really understand. >> Mail me some papers. I mean I don't know. Like >> would you like to mail me? >> She accused her father of mental decline. Claimed to be his caretaker and tried to shift the blame onto everyone else. >> Why don't you just give me a ticket? >> Well, we could give you but you have to get out of the car. That's the problem. So the main >> or a verbal warning be like, "Hey, please don't sit in people's cars again if they don't want you in them." So that we've tried that. We're trying to get you out. >> No, you didn't. But anyway, um my dad is obviously like demented and he's got like an issue that I can't diagnose, right? Um I'm I don't know what to do because he's getting older. >> Yes. In fact, we live in the same building. >> Okay. >> I am his caretaker. >> So, >> you're his caretaker? >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. >> And you know what? >> And how do you care for him? >> Um I take care of him. >> How? Um, I take care of him. >> You work? >> Yes, I do. I work a lot. I do things. >> It doesn't matter. What do you do? >> You sound a lot like my brother used to sound before he burned my mom's house down. >> What do you do? You just like police stuff. What is that? What is policing? >> That is literally my job. I'm a a supervisor. But here's the issue. Your father is wanting you out of the car. He's willing to press charges. Therefore, you're going to end up going with us because you're refusing to get out of the car. We I literally cannot be nicer to you. >> It's like what if we're in the doorway at my house and like you were holding it. >> Different scenario. Different rules, different times, different things. Okay. This isn't your >> Is that your street? >> It's part of the city. >> Is that your pavement? >> It's the cities. >> Or is that your stone? >> It's the cities. >> Okay. The city. Okay. In the break. >> Who runs the city? Who's like who owns the pavement? I want to talk to whoever owns the road. >> Who do you think that would be? >> I don't know. >> I think you would have to try to get in contact with them or something. >> I don't know. >> I don't know. >> After repeatedly ignoring police warnings, she was decisively pulled from the car, bringing the needless chaos to an abrupt end. >> Um, you're incorporating me. What are you doing? Turn around. Put your hands. >> No, I'm not going to watch. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not under arrest. I'm under cardiac arrest of anything. >> No place under arrest for trespassing or resistance. >> You can't do that. >> No, you're not going to. You're not going to. Stop. Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> Stop. >> I wish we didn't have to. >> We tried to work it out with you. >> Stop. >> For whatever reason you decided to >> stop. Stop releasing me. Bye, Alex. >> I'm sorry that this is the way that you had to go. >> This is not the law. >> This isn't lawful. >> I'm not resisting. >> No. Stop. Stop touching me. I have to search. >> You're molesting me. You're sexually assaulting me. >> You are sexually assaulting me. No. Yes, she is. Dad, help me. I am not helping you. >> Please help me. Please help me. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off me. >> Stop resisting. >> Now you're getting a felony. >> You have violated the law. >> Get off me. Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop touching me. >> He's mentally ill. >> Stop touching me. >> Oh, my arm. Sit in the car. Stop it. >> Sit in the car. >> Stop it. Can you please pick up your leg and sit in the car? I don't want to have to help you. >> I got this. >> GET OFF ME. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> CLOSE THE DOOR. >> I can't. Her stubborn defiance left the officers visibly exhausted and frustrated as her refusal to cooperate turned a simple situation into an unnecessarily drawn out ordeal. >> What are you so scared of? >> I don't want to get back. I want them. >> Why don't I get them? >> No, don't touch me. See, >> you're touching me again. Stop it. Open the door for me to stop touching me. >> I don't want to. >> No. What are you doing now? No. Same thing we were doing before. You're under arrest. >> Miranda rightites. Miranda rightes. No, >> if you resist. >> Nobody knows what that >> You're constricting me. I can't breathe. You're constricting me. You're not doing anything. You're hurting me. You are physically hurting me right now. My chest hurts. My head hurts. My hands hurt. My wrist hurts. >> I know it hurts. and my shoulder blades and my shoulders and my back, which is where all my organs are, by the way. So, thank you. >> You would just cooperate. >> You're not cooperating. You are not cooperative. We are not a co-op. We are not a co-op. We are not a corporation. We are not a co-op. You're not a cop. You're a robber. You're stealing me. You're kidnapping me. >> Okay. >> You're abducting me. >> Ow. You're hurting me. >> No. Stop doing it. >> Seat in the car without a spite. Without fight, >> you just sit down. NONE OF THIS WILL HAPPEN. >> ME. >> You're creepy as you creeper. >> All right. >> She tried to bite you, by the way. >> I know. >> You're pervert. Get me out of here. Get me out of here. Get me out. Let me out. In the end, the young woman was charged with non-violent obstruction for refusing to comply with police orders. This case shows how dangerous it becomes when confidence is built on misunderstood laws. No matter how loudly someone rejects authority, real consequences arrive when officers are forced to act. If you're still here, you've seen arrogance fall and the law stand firm. Tell us which moment shocked you most. Hit like and subscribe because the next case pushes defiance and consequences to a whole new