from a dumb sovereign citizen. Mom fleeing a crash with her eight-year-old child in the car. >> What are you doing? >> Yes. I don't consent. >> I understand you don't consent. >> Okay. I don't. >> Okay. But he ran a red light >> to a man convinced he could drive without a license because he was traveling. >> Show me some ID, [music] please. >> I don't have no ID. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't have no ID. >> You don't have an ID and you're driving your vehicle? >> I'm traveling. >> To an entitled woman pulling a knife in front of police officers. >> GET ON THE GROUND. GET OFF THE GROUND NOW. >> NOW, >> if you happen to be that person who thinks the rules don't apply to you, don't be surprised when reality catches up faster than [music] you expected. Now, watch sovereign citizens pay the price after testing the wrong cops. But first, let's meet the defiant woman who believed following the law was entirely her choice. >> No, I don't consent to it. I don't consent to the illusion. I don't consent to the illusion. Let me go. On March 17th, 2026, a sergeant in Ohio spotted a heavily damaged Mercedes speeding through a red light. And here's what happened next. >> It's okay, sweetheart. It's okay. It's okay. Come here, sweetheart. Come here. Come here. [screaming] Come here. >> We're going to sit in the back of my car. Okay. >> She's okay. Let's just sit right here. >> Hi, Sh. >> Are you done? >> Yes. I don't consent. >> I understand you don't consent. >> Okay. I don't consent to that. >> Okay. But you ran a red light and you failed to stop when I attempted to stop you. >> Okay. I don't >> You understand that? >> I don't consent to land here. I will talk to you today. >> Okay. Well, you're under arrest. >> So, this officer here is going to search you. >> Ma'am, do you have anything on you? >> I don't [clears throat] consent to anything on to have anything on me. Weapons or anything? >> I don't consent to have these officers. >> I don't it Where you going? >> I don't consent to it. I didn't tell you get up. >> Ma'am, let me up. >> I didn't tell you get up. >> Okay, I want to stand up. Let me stand up. I don't consent to I don't sit here >> and I don't consent to death. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> to being arrested. >> Okay. >> I only consent to get back home safely. I don't consent to being in this car. >> I don't consent to being in the vehicle. I don't consent to being in the vehicle. >> I don't consent to be in the You can Okay, we we hear you. >> I don't consent to I hear you. I understand. >> I don't consent to it. Did you take off? Yeah, I don't know the she was doing. >> While officers quickly carried her daughter to the patrol car to comfort, the suspect began reciting the space citizen's script of refusing to cooperate with a search. The situation took an even darker turn when a sheriff's deputy arrived on scene and revealed shocking new information about the vehicle. I think your person in this car was involved in at least two crashes in Franklin Township. >> Her car looks like she ran a red light right in front of me and it wouldn't stop. But she's going to jail either way. ent to any of my priorities or my any of my any of my uh items being taken away from me. I only consent to things being returned to me in natural state. I don't consent to illusions. I don't consent to being sitting here. I don't consent to it. I don't consent to it. I only consent to going back home safe. I consent to being let down. I don't consent to the charges. I don't consent to the illusion. Sorry. I don't consent to the illusion, sir. >> No, I don't consent to it. I don't consent to the illusion. I don't consent to the illusion. Let me go. Let me go, sir. Let me go. >> Yet, even while sitting in the back of the patrol car, Sandrina doubled down on a string of bizarre sovereign citizen style arguments, repeatedly insisting that she did not consent to the charges, the arrest, or even the officer's actions themselves. She even continued debating with police as they read her Miranda rights. >> I don't consent. What is your name? >> My name is Sarina, but I don't consent that you guys are putting on me. >> You lost consent along. >> I don't consent. >> You started running. >> I don't consent to saying that I ran cuz I didn't run. I lost. >> You're not even saying stuff that makes sense. So, what happened? >> When I was on my way here, there was a light. If I missed it, >> you been read your rights? >> I have not been read my rights and I don't consent to going to jail. >> If you say can you just continue? I don't consent with the rights of an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, the state will provide here with you. >> Okay. I don't consent. >> With the rights in mind, >> I don't consent. >> You wish to speak for me at this time. >> I don't consent. No, I I don't consent. I want to get out this car. I consent to getting out this vehicle and I consent to you letting me out right now. >> Well, you lost your consent a long time ago >> by doing what? I did not run a light. I don't consent to any stagnation. Sandrina repeatedly interrupted officers and flatly denied the high-speed chase that had just unfolded, shamelessly claiming she had merely been peacefully traveling before police suddenly detained her. In the interview room, she continued her no consent routine, but then accidentally slipped and revealed a key detail. >> Hop on out of here. >> Okay. Can you get this off for me, please? >> When we get up in there, we'll get that off here and we're going to have a conversation. Okay. >> I don't consent to any >> aggressive. I get that. You don't consent. I understand. >> Can you take these off? You don't consent to being >> You said your name is Sandre. >> I don't consent to this. I don't >> Okay, come on. >> I don't think this >> Come on. >> I don't consent to this. >> I don't consent to this. >> I Come on. >> I don't consent to What am I going for? Tell me, sir. >> Do you want to have a conversation? >> I want to have a conversation, but I don't consent to any aggressive or any I don't consent to have a seat. >> I don't consent to any death. >> I understand you don't. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court. >> What am I being arrested? >> You have the right Okay. cuz you ran a red light. >> That's the thing. I don't consent to it. >> Okay, sit down. >> I don't consent. Sit down. >> I consent. I don't consent to it. >> Sit down. >> I don't consent to have to fight you off of me. I don't consent to I want you to sit down. >> I don't consent. No, I don't. I don't consent. >> I don't consent. Sit down. >> I don't consent to you pushing me. >> Ma'am, sit down. >> I don't consent to you. >> I don't consent to it. >> So, I'm going ask you again. Why didn't you stop when you seen my lights and heard my siren? I didn't stop because when I was driving here, I didn't see any red light. When I turned, I accidentally hit a vehicle. >> You said you when you turned, you hit a car. Do you know where that was at? >> I don't consent to saying that I even hit a car. >> Well, I was just asking cuz you told me you hit a car. >> No, I didn't tell you. I don't consent to that. I don't consent to any false illusions or I don't consent to any false allegations. >> I don't consent to you touching me. >> Okay. I'm not going to touch you though. I'm just going to touch the handcuffs. Okay. >> Slide over for a little bit for me. >> I don't consent. Just slide over a little bit. >> I don't consent. Okay. >> All right. >> I don't consent to standing here. I don't consent to standing in here. Sit down. >> I don't consent to standing here. Sit down. >> I don't consent to stay here. >> I don't consent. All right. >> I don't consent. >> You don't consent. >> I don't consent. I'm not going this way. Let's keep walking. After being taken into custody, she was initially charged with failure to comply with a police order or signal, child endangerment, obstruction of official duties, multiple traffic violations, and failure to appear. But before meeting our next sovereign citizen, let's take a look at a reckless driver whose decision to flee after a crash turned a bad day into a nightmare. >> Touch me. >> Don't Don't step in my face. Get >> the out of here. Y'ALL HAVE NO right to arrest me. >> We got to get in. On January 10th, 2022 in Joliet, Illinois, police officers stopped a vehicle after discovering it had fled the scene of an accident. The officer approached the vehicle and explained the situation politely, but the driver began to show a lack of cooperation, escalating the tension. >> Hello. Uh, were you just in an accident back there? You sure? >> Yeah. over there on uh South H Street. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and insurance card on me? >> I just need to see your driver's license insurance. >> Yes. So, you were involved in an accident just back there. We have your drive. You have your your um license plate, your vehicle description, you're on camera, and you have damage on your vehicle, and then you just left the area. So, we're just trying to get your information for the accident, and then we'll send you on your way. Okay? So, I just need to see your driver's license and your insurance card. From the very first moment, her silence and refusal to answer simple police questions made it clear she wasn't going to be an easy subject. And sure enough, her stubbornness only escalated with every passing minute. >> What's your first name? >> Don't turn this into something that you don't need it to be. Okay. All we Let me tell you something. >> Turn it into something. >> Ma'am, why did you >> We need to take I already explained it to you. We need your driver's license and your insurance card >> or what's going to happen is you're going to end up going to jail. You pull me over. >> I already explained. Do you want me to explain to you for the third time? Okay. You're involved in an accident on South H Street. You left the scene of that accident. We have your license plate. You have damage to your vehicle. We need your driver's license and your insurance card for the accident report and then we can send you on your way. If you refuse that, you can go to jail. So, it's your choice. >> Yeah. Do what you got to do. >> I'm just asking for your driver's license and your insurance card. That's all you got to do. Do you have that on you? >> What accident are you talking about? >> The one that you were just involved in now. You don't have to keep doing this. >> Okay, we can. We're going to continue talking about >> Okay, how about this? >> I wasn't in no accident. >> I need your driver's license, your insurance card, or you're going to go to jail. >> You pulled me over for no reason. >> I already explained to you the reason. >> So, I need your driver's license and your insurance card, or you can go to jail for obstructing the police. >> It's your call. Are you refusing to open the window? Cuz I think you know what's going to happen if you do that. And you don't need to turn that into something. >> You pull me over for what? >> You want me to explain it to you for the fifth time? >> Yep. >> That's why you ain't get get on me back in >> for the fifth time. >> You were involved in an accident. You fled the scene >> and now you're refusing to give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> So, I need to see your driver's license and your insurance card or you'll go to jail for obstructing the police. I'll tow your car and impound it. Well, you're going to unlock it for me or I'm going to break the window. >> You're going to break the window? >> Yeah. >> For what? >> Because you're refusing to give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> That you can't. >> I Well, I know I can't. >> Can't you though? >> Despite officers patiently explaining for the fifth time that this was nothing more than a routine traffic accident report procedure. She locked the doors and took on a defiant attitude. And it didn't stop there. At five warnings, she continued testing the officer's patience with the same stubborn resistance. >> So, are you refusing to open your window? >> Refusing. >> Okay. So, at this point, you're under arrest. I need you to get out of the car or I'm going to break the window and take you out. >> Why are you pulling me over? >> I already explained that you were past that. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> All right. If you don't get out of the car, I'm going to break the window. >> Hey, ma'am. Will you do it here on the scene? Otherwise, you're you're going to have we're going to be down at the station. It's up to you. This [ __ ] is dumb as [ __ ] >> Okay. All right. >> What did I do? >> It It's going to come. I've been here for 10 minutes trying to get it through. Just >> Can you shut the car off at least so we don't turn this into something that it doesn't have to be? >> Yeah. I just don't want just 10 zero. Just stand around the car. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Can you turn the car off? Thank you. >> Can you give me your driver's license and your insurance card? What you think you fronted you? >> I'm just asking for your driver's license and your insurance card. >> Are you dead ass serious? You going to act like that's what you've been asking me for this whole time? >> What have I been asking? >> Shut the up. Like, stop. >> Okay, I need your driver's license and your insurance card. It's just an accident. Don't turn. So he should tell you then that you should give me your driver's license. >> And what do you say right now? If you're acting like this, why are y'all Why do I Why am I pulled over right now? >> For the accident. >> Six time. You want to go six? You're involved in an accident. You left the scene. I found your car. You have damage to the front of your car. All this is is an accident report, ma'am. Don't turn this into anything else. >> Leave it that. Don't turn it into something else. >> It's an accident report. We need your stuff for the report and then you're on your way. It's your word against the other driver's word. That's all we're looking at, man. >> You're making this far too difficult on yourself. >> I understand. >> On yourself. >> I understand. >> Okay. But you just give them your license, your insurance. They can relay that over the other side. >> Can y'all go to them? >> We already have an answer with them. >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. We're good. >> That's why we're giving >> I have nothing else to talk about. Okay. >> I need your driver's license and your insurance card. >> I don't have none of that. >> You don't have your license. Know your insurance? >> I don't have it. >> Okay. I need you to step out of the car. Why? >> Because I need you to step out of the car because now you're under arrest for obstructing the police. Okay. >> You want to turn that into that? We can turn it into that. >> Just keep your license. >> By the sixth explanation, officers realized she wasn't confused at all. She was deliberately stalling the inspection process. That stubborn act of not understanding quickly earned her a firm order to step out of the vehicle. But compliance wasn't on her agenda, and officers wasted no time pulling her back into reality. Why are you opening my door? Don't touch [ __ ] >> I'm not going to touch [ __ ] but I need you to give me your driver's license and your insurance. >> I am, but don't touch my door. Why are you doing that? >> I've explained it to you already. >> It don't matter. >> [ __ ] act. So, you need to act like it. Don't touch [ __ ] >> Give me your driver's license and your insurance card. >> Man, what? What's up? >> You want to take me to jail? No, I don't want to jail. Don't touch me. >> Don't Don't step in my face. At this point, just stop the side of the car. This isn't >> exactly. >> What do you think you're doing? >> Don't grab my >> Got a wrist. You got a wrist. No, you got it. Bobby, I'm not letting him. >> Stop resisting. >> You a dumb [ __ ] >> Stop resisting. Ain't nobody resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> You just You must be a You must be a rookie. >> You must be a rookie. >> You must be a rookie. Get the [ __ ] OUT OF MY FACE. >> You feel good. You feel good. You still got to fight. >> All right. Come on, >> [ __ ] >> I got I got I got >> No, it's the other one. I got to I got >> you d >> Come on. Let's go. >> Got to stand up. OKAY. STAND UP. >> STAND UP. >> MA'AM, roll it to your knees. >> You ain't [ __ ] >> Y'all ambulance. >> All right. Go ahead and get in. Come on. Have a seat. stinks. >> Leave me alone. Y'ALL HAVE NO RIGHT TO arrest me. >> You got to GET IN THE CAR. >> OUCH. >> Hop in. Let's go. >> Man, get me the out of here. Y'ALL HAVE NO right to arrest me. >> You got to get in the car. I'm going to go on the other side. >> No, you don't. >> We have to get this car. >> Let's go. Come on. Britney kept struggling and resisting as officers pulled her from the driver's seat. Even when she was forced to the ground to be handcuffed, she didn't stop mocking them as rookies. But it was only a matter of time before that attitude came to an abrupt end. >> All right, Britney. So, we're going to take inside fingerprints, pictures, and if you're cool with that, I'll take you home. >> I promise you I will. But you got to promise me that you'll be cool with us. You just got to take your picture and fingerprints. If you're cool, you're going to get reconed if you're down and out. Did I do anything? I don't want to go to jail. I >> No, we don't want you to take you to jail. This is just a misdemeanor. [ __ ] ass misdemeanor. >> Okay. >> So, I'm not going to jail. >> No, this is the police station. This is a joy. >> I'm not going to put me in. >> Look, you're on camera. You're on camera. Okay. I can't lie to you on camera. >> Yeah, I'm dead ass here. I >> got to get some picture. >> Fingerprints and picture and then we're got to do >> No, you're not going to take nothing. I didn't do anything. >> You're under arrest. It's part of the booking procedure. Listen. Listen to me, girlfriend. Listen to me. >> Y'all not y'all going to put me in. >> Do not walk your way into a felony. Okay. Don't >> What? >> Refusing this is a felony. We're trying to get you out of here. >> We ain't trying to >> Britney was charged with aggravated assault, obstruction of justice, leaving the scene of an accident, driving on a suspended license, and resisting arrest. At the station, she was issued a total of 1,620 citations. She refused the booking process and was ultimately transported to the county jail. Her bail was set at $50,000 with a 10% option. Now, let's turn to a dumb sovereign citizen who mistakenly believed he had the right to defy police authority. >> Why are you arresting me? I'm not even listening. >> On January 7th, 2023, a traffic stop began after an officer pulled over a driver for speeding. The driver repeatedly evaded the officer's questions, making the officer extremely suspicious. Hello. Can I see your license, please? Can I see your license, please? >> Can I see your license, please? >> What's going on? >> I need to see your license. Do you have a license? I need to see your license. >> What's going on? Uh, what's your >> I need to see your license, sir. >> I'm asking you what's your reasonable >> and I want to see your license and I'll tell you why, but until I see your license, I'm not talking to you. So, I need to see your license. Do you have a license or you don't have a license? I don't need to see your man. I need to see his license. He's driving. Do you have a license, sir? >> I'm traveling. I'm traveling off. >> Okay. You have a license? >> I'm asking you what's the purpose of you asking me to identify myself? >> Because I pulled you over for speeding. Okay. Now, speeding. >> Yes, sir. >> Was I speeding >> back there? I'm not going to argue with you, sir. >> Speeding. I was not speeding. Is the camera on? >> Yes, the camera's on. >> I was not speeding, sir. >> I got you a 55 and a 40. So, yes, you were speeding. >> Can you show me that on >> No, I don't have to show you that on the radar. >> I'm just saying you was >> You wasn't speeding. >> Yes, I was. >> I'm not going to argue. Can I have your license, please? >> I do have a license. I wasn't speeding. >> Hi, baby. Send me back up here. >> I wasn't speeding up. >> Yes, sir. You were not. >> I'm not going to argue, sir. >> Can I get the supervisor, please? >> I'm calling a backup right now. You have a license, sir? >> Can I get the supervisor? >> Can I see your license, please, sir? >> I don't have a license. Can you >> Can you have any ID on you at all, sir? >> I don't I don't have the ID myself, sir. >> Yes, sir. You do? >> No, I do not. Yes, sir. You do >> not commit a crime. >> I'm sorry. What? >> I did not commit a crime. >> I didn't say you committed a crime. I said you committed an infraction. A civil infraction. So, don't make it worse. >> The driver immediately started pulling out excuses, insisting he wasn't a criminal and therefore didn't have to show any ID despite officers calmly explaining that it was a lawful order. And in the tense minutes that followed, he displayed a classic hallmark of a self-proclaimed sovereign citizen. >> Sir, do you have an ID? I need to see your ID. >> I'm not going to identify myself. I do not, >> sir. I didn't say committed a crime. I said you committed a similar crime. Yes, sir. Okay. That's my side and I legally pulled you over. So, that's what I'm allowed to do. You're required by law to show me your license. You have a license. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Am I being detained? >> Yes, sir. You are. >> Why am I being detained? >> Cuz you you're speeding. >> That's not a crime. >> I didn't say it was a crime. >> You were being detained, sir. Don't try and leave that. You'll then commit a crime then. Actually, not not identifying yourself after I asked for it legally is actually a crime. So, yeah. So, you want to identify yourself or not? >> You're saying that I I failed to identify myself as a crime >> because I legally stopped you. Now, you're interfering with my investigation. See, >> so who are you investigating? >> You >> then how do you knowing? Then who am I? >> You won't identify, baby. Are you I'm just ask for an ID. That's all I'm asking for. You going to give me an ID? That's what we're going to do. So, the next step is up to you. That's what I'm going to do. That's the next step. So, what do you want to do, sir? Show me some ID, please. >> I don't have no ID, partner. >> I'm sorry. >> I don't have no ID. >> You don't have an ID. And you're driving the vehicle. >> I'm traveling. >> No, sir. You're driving the vehicle? >> I'm traveling. >> Okay. He's saying he's traveling. So, you have no ID. What's your name, sir? >> I didn't commit a crime. What did I do? What did I what's your reason suspicion? >> He's refused to identify himself. He says he's traveling. >> He argued that he was traveling, not driving. A familiar excuse often used by those trying to place themselves outside the reach of the law. That claim alone was enough to escalate the situation, leading straight into his next tense encounter with officers. Get out of the car, sir. >> Hello. Hello. >> Get out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Get out of the car, sir. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Why you arrest? >> Why are you arresting me? I'm not even resisting. I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not even resisting. What the hell? >> Watch out. It's on this. He can't even. I'll press the seat belt. >> I'm not even resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not doing nothing. >> Watch out. Watch out. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not doing nothing. What? >> Oh, grab this. I have >> Yo, I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. Just get a good search on the ground rolling. >> Are you kidding me? You going You going You going sexy like that? You going to sex all your ass like that? Pinned to the ground and restrained, the driver kept shouting and accusing officers of assault and even harassment. But that bravado didn't last long. He quickly realized how badly he had miscalculated when he heard the charges being laid out against him. >> Walk with them. We'll get your shoe when you get in the car. Go. Get in the car. >> What am I >> in the car? >> What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction. >> Obstruction of what? >> Hey, the windows are wind up in the car. >> I'll be suffocated in this car. I'll be suffoc I'm suffocating. Put your foot in. I'mma suffocate in this car. Put your foot in. I'm suffocating in the car, bro. Okay. Well, we got your ID now. So, >> if you would have just given the ID, we that that would have been an issue. >> But I wasn't speeding. I was not speeding. The officer is lying. He can't prove that I was speeding. >> He he can prove that you were speeding. He has radar in his car. >> And I was not speeding. I have a witness who was right there beside me. I was not speeding. >> That's that's something that you had to fight in court. You can't fight on the side of the street. >> I wasn't fighting it on the side of the street. I was asking him to articulate what his suspicion But you failing to identify yourself. >> Okay, that is a crime. >> How did I fail to identify myself? Am I Am I accused of being committing a crime? >> You're speeding. It was a civil infraction. >> A crime. >> It's a crime not to identify yourself. Yes. >> Is feeding a crime? >> I don't think you you're not following along what I said. >> It's an infraction where you would that he was going to write you a citation. Okay. But you then failing to identify yourself, that is the crime. That is what created this whole mess. If you would have just given your ID, you would have been on your way right now. But now you're going to go to jail. Okay. And you actually got a felony as well. Okay. So, I'm trying to explain to you what's going on and that's that's what's going on. Okay. We have now we have your ID. Okay. So, now you're going to get booked into jail along with your same the same citation that you were initially going to get. >> He was later charged with obstruction and resisting law enforcement. Next is an aggressive, intoxicated woman who believed that police had no right to touch her. >> TOUCH ME. STOP TOUCHING ME, YOU [ __ ] >> On March 21st, 2025, police officers stopped a vehicle after noticing the driver had committed multiple traffic violations in quick succession, raising suspicions of drunk driving. >> Hi, Miss I'm Officer Flink, Palm Beach Gardens. Do you still live on? >> Yes. >> Is that where you're headed to? >> Um, that's where I'm going to. That's where you're going to now. Okay. Where are you coming from? >> My house. I was frustrated. >> Okay. So, you left your house. Now you're going back to your house. Okay. >> Obviously, this is not going to my house. I just instead of arguing with my spouse, which is better for me house. >> That's what you're upset about? You arguing with them? >> Yes. >> Okay. Nothing. Nobody put hands on nobody or nothing. Okay. >> No. I have I have anger issues. So instead of >> You have what? >> I have anger issues. I was took myself for a drive and I ran out of hand with law enforcement. So I >> did you have anything to drink today? >> No. No. >> Any medication or anything? >> No. >> Okay. All right. Listen. >> Emotionally forced. >> I I understand and I can see that. We want to check you out. Make sure you're not under the influence. All right. That's right. >> All right. So, if you would go and step out, we'll do some standardized field exercise on your way home. >> She insisted she hadn't been drinking or using any substances. However, her condition raised enough concerns that officers asked her to step out of the vehicle and perform a series of field sobriety tests. >> Condition preventing you from walking a straight line? >> No. >> What about any medical conditions preventing you from balancing on one foot? >> Uh, I mean, besides the fact I'm clumsy, but >> but nothing medically though. >> No, nothing medically that prevent me from being able to stay one foot. >> Okay. So, I'm going to check your eyes out real quick. So go ahead and bring your feet together for me to the side. You see this red light? You see it? You're going to follow with your eyes only and keep your head still. Do you understand? >> Yes, sir. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 and you said take a double and back like back again. Right. Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> All right, for this next exercise be the one leg stand. So, if you would just go and stand right here and face me. During the very first eye movement test, the officer observed clear indicators that her nervous system was being significantly affected by alcohol or another impairing substance. That was enough to warrant moving on to the next round of field sobriety testing. out loud. >> 100 1,002 1,003 1,004 1,005 1,006 1007 1008 1 9 1,01,23 1,4 1,5 1,00 >> All right, you can go ahead and place your foot down. All right, for this next exercise, do you know your left from your right? >> Yes. >> Show me your left. Show me your right. All right, go ahead and bring your fingers like this with the thumbs in. And then just drop them down to your sides. When I say left, you're going to extend your left hand out. Touch tip of your finger, the tip of your nose, and bring it back down. When I say right, you're going to do the same thing. All right. It's important that you keep your head tilted and your eyes closed the entire time. Not yet. When I tell you to. It's important that you keep your head tilted and your eyes closed the entire time. And as soon as you touch your nose, you bring your hand back down. For argument sake, these are the tips of your fingers. This little dime sized piece right here is the tip of your nose. Do you have any questions about that? All right, go ahead and begin. Left, right, left, right. Right, left. >> All right, you can relax for this final exercise. Can you count to 30? >> Yeah. >> All right, I'll need to watch you. All right, for this exercise, you're going to stand with your feet together, hands at your sides. When I tell you to begin, you're going to tilt your head back and close your eyes. And silently in your mind, you're going to imagine 30 seconds going by. However you want to count, it doesn't matter to me, but once you believe 30 seconds are up, just open your eyes and say stop. >> Okay. >> Do you got any questions about that? >> All right, let me know when you're ready. All right, go ahead and look up, close your eyes, and begin. The next test went no better, and the driver failed it outright. With a growing stack of evidence and the strong odor of alcohol on her breath, the officer had seen enough and firmly informed her that she was officially under arrest. >> All right. At this time, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence. Okay. >> The odor on your breath and and the reaction to your eyes says that you're under the influence of something. drug. >> Ma'am, do you have anything on you going to poke me or sick me? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Do you have any needles or anything like that? >> Needles on me. >> Okay. Okay. >> I'm not even drunk. What the man? Are people not allowed to be mentally unwell? And you guys, this is now the second time in like three weeks you guys done this [ __ ] to me. What the >> ma'am? I'm not even drunk. I'm not drunk. I'm not. I'm literally just a romantic episode. Neighbors are arresting me. >> Spread your legs just a little bit. Your feet. Put your feet. >> You guys already tried to put arrest me for resisting before. So, what would this make any difference? And now my husband's not even going to come and help me cuz I have his phone. >> Listen, what is your name, ma'am? Who gives a just let me just take me to jail where you were going to take me. Just take me to jail. I don't give a who gives a what my name is. >> Okay, let me >> just take I already know what YOU WERE GOING TO SAY. JUST TAKE ME TO JAIL. >> STOP IT. STOP IT. >> WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU? >> NO. Get off me. >> Get off me. You going to go in the radio? Sorry. >> No, go ahead. Go ahead and get him. >> I can't breathe. >> All right, I'mma roll you over. Sorry. >> Are you going to calm down? >> Calm down. >> Calm [screaming] down. >> You need to calm down. >> LET ME GO. >> I CAN'T breathe with your foot on my back. >> In a drunken meltdown, she began slamming her own head against the vehicle, screaming for her husband to come save her while hurling profanity at the officers. The situation escalated when the female driver refused a body search by a female officer. >> I'm not drunk. I refuse to accept that you guys think I'm drunk. I'm not. I haven't had anything to drink. I have not had anything. I am just manic because I'm psycho. I'm not drunk. I SWEAR I'M NOT. I HAVEN'T BEEN DRINKING ANYTHING. EVERY time >> every time I try to ask you start >> cuz I'm not TALKING UNTIL I KNOW THAT MY HUSBAND IS ABLE TO COME and help me. >> Well, I'm not drunk. I am not drunk. I am not drunk. I am not. I refuse to let you guys say that I am cuz I'm not. How are you going to tell me when I am not having that drop of alcohol? I am manic. Not the alcohol. >> DO YOU TAKE MEDICATION? >> YES, I TAKE A LOT OF MEDICATION. >> OKAY. >> Are they making fun of me? >> No one's making fun of me. >> It sounds like they're making fun of me cuz there is no alcohol. I have no ALCOHOL IN MY GODDAMN What the I just want my husband and I'm not doing deadly squat. Don't touch me. >> Do not touch me. You will take me to JFK before you TOUCH ME. DO NOT TOUCH ME. TAKE ME TO JFK, PLEASE. You're going to BE SEARCHED. >> THAT'S FINE, BUT DO NOT TOUCH ME. >> NO, YOU CAN TAKE ME to where there's a hospital. YOU WILL NOT TOUCH ME. CUZ I SAID DO NOT TOUCH ME. STOP TOUCHING ME, YOU [ __ ] Get off of me. Get >> off me. GET OFF OF ME. Get off of me. Hey, what is she doing now? >> I'm coming for fire. >> Huh? >> You got anybody got the helmet? >> I don't have a helmet. >> I can get it from station. >> Hey, >> I know. I need to I need somebody to bring it here. Listen, we're going to help you and do what you ask for, but you got to be cooperative. [laughter] >> Okay. >> It's quite ironic that drunk people rarely admit they're drunk. And this woman was no exception. Especially since she thought she had the right to do whatever she wanted, believing the police couldn't touch her. This only sent her to jail faster. >> Huh? >> Can you guys at least call my husband? >> Or what? >> Are you guys going to call my husband or No. >> What are YOU LOOKING FOR? >> HELLO. Is anybody going to call MY HUSBAND OR NO, >> I DON'T KNOW. >> WOULD YOU LIKE FOR US TO >> CUZ I WOULD LIKE FOR THEM TO CALL AND TELL HIM WHAT'S HAPPENING. >> SO WHY CAN'T YOU JUST DO THAT? WHY ISN'T ANYBODY Because you guys all treating me like I'm a piece of I'm a good person. I'm telling the truth. Like if you guys really thought I was drunk. Where's my breathalyzer? >> That's where you're going next. >> All right. Well, then let's do it. >> What? >> Let's do it. I've been waiting because I had anything to drink. >> Ma'am, stop. >> I've got anything to drink and you guys have yet to breathalyze me. That's not fair. I'm not drunk. How come people ARE ALLOWED TO NOT BE CRAZY? How come I'm not ALLOWED TO JUST BE CRAZY? I'M NOT DRUNK. Just breathalyze me. I swear I'm not. >> You have to be searched before you can get in the back of a car. And >> why do I need to be in the back of the car to be breathalyzed? Isn't that a whole thing to put me in the back of the car? >> No, we don't do it here. It's done at the at the at the jail. All right. >> So, you're just going to have to wait. I didn't mean to anyway. >> I just found out >> it wasn't. >> She was later arrested for resisting arrest without violence, driving under the influence of alcohol and reckless driving. Next, let's board the train and meet a disruptive passenger who was about to receive a very firm lesson from the police. >> I'm on THE REAL PART. GET OUT THE GROUND. >> GET OUT THE GROUND. >> On April 22nd, 2026, police responded to a train station after reports of a woman using drugs in public. Officers approached Vanessa and immediately attempt to determine if she has narcotics on her. >> You know what I'm saying? If you got something on you, let me know. I'm going to give you an option. You got any cocaine or heroin on you? >> No. I don't know. No. >> You got nothing. Nothing in in you? >> No. >> Nothing in your pockets? >> No. >> Okay. I'm gonna give you an option because if I find something cuz you're in an area that's high in narcotics for breakfast. >> The reason why cuz you got empty bags. >> No, that's not empty. You didn't even check it out. >> All right, I'll take care of it. Put me down in the car. I'm going to close my mouth and my scalp. >> Okay, sit down. Sit down. I was I I need you to open my thing. >> You Well, you got you got this on you. >> There's nothing. >> Okay. It doesn't matter. You're not supposed to have it. >> Empty bag. >> It doesn't matter. >> Empty bag. >> Empty bags of what? >> Nothing. I don't have >> Take a seat. Take a seat. I'm not going to tell you that. >> I You will after. Sit down. Are you going to be putting handcuffs? >> Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. >> I will tell you. Sit down. >> Sit down. Are you going in cuffs? >> Sit down. >> YOU'RE A MAN. ANYBODY who you talking about? You need more cup. >> You need to be suspended. My will be guilty. In other matter, I'm homeless. >> When the officer firmly stated she was detained and asked her to sit down for inspection, Vanessa began screaming, becoming agitated and repeatedly using the excuse, "I'm homeless and I'm an addict," to justify her illegal behavior. Tension rises as she accuses them of unfair treatment. >> You're not going. You're not free to leave. Detail me. I'm not under arrest. >> No, you're being detained right now. >> I'm not being >> Yeah, you are. But yes, you are. >> You're not supposed to call a woman. You can't detain me. >> You're detained. Stop moving. You're going to go in handcuffs. >> Go in. You're going to go in handcuffs. Sit down. >> You know what? I'm homeless. >> I don't care. >> I know you don't. >> Okay. >> Do you know how many homeless people I arrest? >> What though? I go there. You're telling me that? Take a seat. >> Take a seat. >> You're harassing me for no reason. >> No one's harassing you. >> You are. >> Nope. >> Everybody knows I'm an addict. What the is that mean? >> Okay. Well, >> big deal. I wasn't doing my getting high. >> I didn't I didn't I didn't tell you you're getting high. I said you're in an area. >> You did. Yes, you did. >> I said I saw these. You're not supposed to have these on the train. Can you Can you be cool? >> Be cool. I'm being cool with you. >> Okay. If you're if you train to bless you >> if you if you continue to act like that, you're going to go in handcuffs. >> Okay? Look, look, look, look, look, look, look, look. >> Look, I'm going to ask you. Listen to me. Listen to me. What's your name? >> Vanessa, look at me. Vanessa, look at me. Look. Just look at me. Look at me. Look. You see me? >> Look. Listen to me. I'm going to ask you one more time. Look at Look at me. Vanessa, are you going to go in handcuffs? Look at me one more time. Do you have any narcotics in here? If I find some, you're going to the county. >> I know that. No, I don't have any. >> Do you have any on your person? >> No. >> In your bra or anything? >> No, I don't have any. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to look. You're not the only man. I think you're wrong. >> I'm not wrong. >> You are. This is against the law. It's illegal. I don't know. Am I right? I'm doing something. >> No, I think you're intelligent. >> No, you don't. You don't. You think I should be stupid. I'm not. I just >> sit down. anyone. >> Sit down. >> During the search process, she became increasingly agitated, claiming she was being harassed while officers maintained that the detention was fully lawful. Her behavior then escalated further, forcing police to trigger a high-risisk alert. >> Put the knife down. Leave it down. >> You're stupid, bro. >> Leave it down now. >> Put it. No. L. Get the away. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> No. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. You're going to go IN CUFFS. >> NO. I HAVE NOTHING. >> You're going to get cuffs. You're going to get tased. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. >> I swear to God. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. >> I want to see a white shirt. >> Okay, they're coming. Turn around. >> No, you didn't call. Call a white shirt. >> Wait, let me get a car over here. >> Let's go. GET OUT. >> CALL. >> TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. YOU'RE GOING CUFFS. >> I'm not going nowhere. >> You're going to get chased. >> This is illegal. >> I don't care. They're coming. YOU DO CARE. I NEED TO DO >> Turn around. Turn around. Somebody. Somebody report this. >> TURN AROUND. >> SOMEBODY REPORT THIS. >> TURN AROUND. SOMEBODY REPORT THIS. >> TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. YOU'RE GOING TO GO IN CUFFS. You're going to go in cuffs. >> No. I didn't for you, bro. >> No. Turn around. Turn around. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. You're going to get thrown on the ground. >> Stop. Turn around. Turn. You're going to go in handcuffs. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're going to go in cuffs. STOP. >> WHY ARE YOU doing cuffs? >> I GOT OKAY, TURN AROUND. TURN AROUND. >> Turn around. You're going to get hurt. >> Turn around. You're going to get hurt. Somebody help me. I didn't do nothing to get help. I didn't do anything. Somebody help me. Somebody help me. I don't know why me, bro. >> Turn around. You're going to get thrown to the ground. >> No, I didn't do nothing. >> You're going to get thrown to the ground. >> But I didn't do I'm not underrest. NO, IT'S ILLEGAL. I didn't No. No. >> Turn around. >> This is illegal. I didn't do nothing to you. No. >> Turn the [ __ ] around. >> I know. I'm not doing nothing. >> Turn around. >> No. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAPE. >> NO. I DON'T I don't I don't care. I don't have any stuff at all. >> I didn't do nothing with you. >> You're going to get taped. I'm in the real park. >> GET ON THE GROUND. >> While officers were trying to keep the situation calm, the suspect suddenly reached into his pocket and pulled out a long blade. Recognizing the immediate threat, police moved in at once to restrain him, even as he violently struggled. >> ON THE GROUND. >> ON THE GROUND. >> Get on the ground. >> Get on the ground. PUT YOUR HANDS DOWN ON THE GROUND. >> HANDS DOWN THE GROUND. >> HANDS DOWN THE GROUND. >> I can't bring this. >> I can't bring this. Help me. Help me. Stop. I can't breathe. Get this thing. Please stop. Don't stop. Please. Please stop. >> Please stop. >> Nobody's hurting you. >> Hold on. We got it. We got it. We got it. >> All right. Don't worry about it right now. >> Unbelievable. We got one. >> What is wrong with you? >> All right, lay down there then. >> Lay down there. >> Can I just push it once? >> Yeah. Three times. >> You want to stand up? >> Okay, go. >> Okay, go. You want to stand up? >> There you go. Just take some deep breaths. Okay, you want to stand up or you're comfortable? It's over. All right. Hey, it's over. Okay. >> You want to stand up? >> Come on. Real quick. 1 2 3. Please. I'm a [ __ ] >> You're not supposed to do it to me. It's illegal. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. You're okay. >> Stop talking. Okay. Okay. We're not We're not your husband. >> No. But she's putting his foot in his talking. Just take focus on breathing. >> Poke your nose out through your mouth. >> Why you cutting my money off? My money's in there. >> You're going to get it back. You can't have that on you right now. The officers used professional techniques, pinning the suspect to the deck to disarm her and handcuffing her behind her back. At this point, Vanessa resorted to her usual act of figning distress, claiming she couldn't breathe and that she was being unjustly accused. She was quickly escorted to the police station in a vehicle. I thought perhaps that's what it was. >> I think the city, right? I don't think he gave you a permit. >> Walk it out. >> Cut it out. I'm picking your ass up and walking. Just stop. >> Do you have anything on you that else we need to know about? >> Nothing. No. >> This is all about a crack rock. >> All this for a crack. >> I wasn't smoking when you came out. I smoke crack. I was doing that to say that. I don't know what this is. >> Did they piss on me? >> No. >> My partner's going to search you. Do not do any of that crazy. If you so if you so much if you so much as pull away, you're going to get another charge. You're going to go to county. Right now, you're avoiding that. So, act calmly and you get released. >> You can go get it fixed in an hour. >> Be careful. Blades all over. >> No, I didn't. I said I had drugs in my pocket. I was nothing. You know, >> stop talking while the search is occurring. >> All types of stuff. >> Time to go home, dude. That's why I had this stuff. We know people. So, >> stop talking. >> Come on. Let's go. >> Come on. >> 97% notic. >> Take a seat. >> Watch your head. Watch your head. You good? >> No. Okay. >> Call my brother with review. I'll be right back. The suspect now faces charges of drug possession, disorderly conduct, and three counts of resisting arrest. Next up is a man who believed he had the authority to turn the tables and accuse half the police department instead. >> You understand that I'm dead, bro? And there's a 428 named federal indictment with half the police department on it because the claim. >> Officer Williams of the Futland Park Police Station pulled over a pickup truck because the driver stopped late at a red light crossing a pedestrian crossing. >> Hey, what's up, man? >> Canon. Officer Williams here in Fruit Park. The reason I stopped you when you came to the stop light right here at 466A and uh 27, you were in the crosswalk already when you stopped. You have to stop prior to the crosswalk. Okay. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance with you? >> And sir, do you have an ID with you? >> Uh, no. Y'all took them. >> Oh, probably. >> I don't know who you are, man. I stop a lot of people. I probably stop 15 cars a day. >> You know who I am? >> I don't know who you are. >> Huh? >> The one that I could find right there. Y'all shut me down as soon as I try to get to my house. >> You need my driver's license, right? >> I do. Yes. >> 107 South Carolina Road. >> But what did I do? I stopped. >> You stopped waiting. Oh, so you're doing all right. >> Living the dream, brother. >> Where was uh Myers and everybody else that >> uh they change shifts. They don't work on the shift anymore. Do you have the registration of the insurance? >> Well, he's looking for that for you. Question. Is there anything illegal in the truck? Any guns, drugs, paraphil? >> Not. But I can tell you this. I'm going to stop going through it in the park all together. Well, that's not served in this town. >> Sir, I'm not here for a civic speech. Okay. >> Um would you consent to a search of the vehicle? >> No, I will not. >> Not a problem. Still wait. Surprisingly, the system reported that the passenger, Shane Beasley, was currently wanted by the police. From this moment on, the nature of the car stop took a completely different turn. >> All right, sir. Do me a favor. Hop out for me. >> Sure, >> please. And thank you. >> We're trying to get to the insurance. >> That's okay. Just walk to the front of my car. Okay. All right, Shane. You can hop out. >> You know, I ain't giving you no [ __ ] >> I appreciate it. Hey, just do me a favor. Just turn around face the car. Put your hands on your back. >> Put my hands on. What's up? Hold on. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. You got your hands behind your back. Hold on. Y'all know me. >> Give me the chance to put your hands behind your back or I'm gonna tase you. >> Turn. I just went to court. >> I don't care. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back right now. >> I don't mind. Put my hands >> Put your hands behind your back, Shane. If I have to tell you again, I'm put behind my back. Listen. >> Turn around. >> I ain't got no problem putting them behind my back, Williams. I just I got a warrant for it, sir. >> Turn around, >> man. You better call the supervisor. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You better call. >> [ __ ] hands behind your back. >> What the [ __ ] you doing for, bro? I'm just asking you what the [ __ ] is going on, man. You know, >> what do I got a warrant for, Wayne? Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. What? I got a warrant for you. Put me in the car, bro. You don't get that supervisor. Shannon, don't do this. I'm dead. If y'all lock my ass up, man. And you know I got mine where he shot my ass 46 times on video. You know the lady coming told me she got the video. >> You better get there. 34 >> Shannon. Man, what the >> what the I got a war for. >> White male to 105 looking for Shane Beasley. He's 105 >> for what man? I ain't got on me. >> Santa, come here. Get my wallet and stuff, man. Come >> over there, man. >> You know, Williams, come on, man. That goddamn >> I don't know what to tell you. >> There's a 428 page federal indictment that's going to come out behind my ass getting arrested behind all this here that y'all got going on. >> Cler, go watch. Go stand with him, please. >> And what? Everything. >> Hey, what? What the did I do? >> You have a warrant for what? >> Violation of no prot injunction. >> No, no, no, no, no. I ain't been nowhere. Hold on, hold on. Hold on, Lou. Don't put me in the Hey, let me talk to my boss, man. Hold on. Stop yelling. Hey, don't get the supervisor, bro. >> Get the supervisor. I don't want the supervisor right here. >> Spread your legs. Spread your legs. Let me speak to him before you get me. I got >> Man, let me talk to him, bro, before you put me in that car. >> That's not how that works. You don't get stuff around here. >> No, the I do, man. When you're sitting here finding me arrested. How the did I violate anything, bro? >> Why you're under arrest? >> I haven't been around that dude, bro. I haven't been around, dude. Hold on, man. Hold on. Hold on, bro. Hold on. Hold on, bro. Hold on, bro. My hand in, boy. While being arrested, the suspect became extremely combative, arrogantly boasting that he would release a 428page federal indictment against the police over his arrest. But despite all that aggression, the driver, Brad, remained calm and cooperative throughout the process. >> Mr. Mills, there's nothing illegal on you, right, sir? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Just do me a favor. Just stand in front of my car. Put your hands on my black bumper there. Okay. >> Is there anything? You can just leave your phone on my hood cuz it's going to come back out in a second. Uh, is there any You have any knives on you? Needles, anything like that? Good deal. >> All right. >> Okay. I'm not worried about your cash. You can keep it. >> What is that guy doing? >> He's got a warrant. I mean, it's for violation of an injunction, so that crap he's always talking about moving parts or something about his house being taken from him. >> It's it's it's all connected. >> He is a good worker. >> I believe that 100%. He just doesn't like to listen. Normally, every time we have to go that route with with Shane, he's >> a couple times with him. >> Uhhuh. >> But I certainly didn't want to fire him. >> No, I mean, like I said, he's he's a good dude. And he just doesn't he just doesn't listen. >> I'm just being real honest with you, man. I haven't had a whole lot of money to give him. >> I hear you. >> I give him when I got him off the streets. >> He says he slept at the Frick Park Library and Police Station overnight. >> I believe that. Here, just do me a solid. Just put your hand back on my bumper and just spread your feet for me. >> Appreciate it. Uh I don't think he's going to have a bond. >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. Because anytime you violate an injunction, uh it's basically a restraining order. You don't really get a bond. Whenever you come to a stop at a red light and there's a crosswalk, if you stop in the crosswalk, you've technically ran the red light, right? Because if there's somebody trying to cross the crosswalk and they have to walk around your car, you're in the wrong, >> right? >> Was there somebody trying to get around me? I don't even know. >> I didn't see anybody trying to get around you, but uh like I said, you did stop in the crosswalk. So, um >> I came to a complete stop in it. >> Yeah, you absolutely stopped. It's just a matter of where you stopped. So, you just have to stop before you get to the crosswalk. >> Okay. And then, you know, that that is what it is. Um, but like like she was saying, uh, I know you have a lot of people that work with you and I know that some of your employees have been arrested for narcotics in the past. Um, I don't know who's been in the truck, but if somebody had it on them or somebody smoked and then it was on their clothes and then they got in the truck, that could be what my dog's smelling. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, the way I explain to everybody is you smoke cigarettes, right? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. You ever been around like you can smell cigarettes on somebody for hours after they smoke, right? Or if you get in a car with somebody who's smokes cigarettes, you smell the cigarettes. Yes. >> Same concept still applies with like meth, heroin, cocaine, stuff like that. But just imagine it from a dog perspective. It's like multiply times 10,000. >> Oh, I got you. >> So, that's kind of the same concept of how it works. That's why we use dogs for narcotics detection because their nose are so so much better uh than ours. So, not a big deal. I'm going to write you a warning for the traffic violation. It's not going to be a ticket. There's not going to be any fines. Um and then obviously he's going to go with us to the jail. But yeah, like I said, Shannon, if you want to have a seat back in the truck, I'll get you that warning and get you back on your way. Okay. Brad shared that Shane was a very hardworking employee, but someone with an unstable mindset who refused to take advice. And that became even clearer when the officer returned to the patrol car to continue dealing with him. >> Apologize, bro. I apologize, but I promise you I ain't been around that dude at all. Will I haven't been around that dude at all, bro? >> Listen, man. I didn't Shane, I didn't write the warrant, brother. It's not my warrant. It came from the state attorney's office. I don't know, >> bro. Listen, I can promise you, man, if you let if you get me right now, bro, >> I'm dead. There's that million dollar bill in my wallet. You can let me go. I'll give you that right now. >> Shane, you realize by you doing this, you're committing another you're committing a crime, >> bro. But I know that I'm dead because there's a federal indictment that comes out behind me. You know all the that's going on. >> You understand that I'm dead, bro. And there's a 428 named federal indictment with half the police department on it because the claim >> when you get to the jail, you need to let them know that you're in fear for your life. >> I'm not in fear for my life because I'm dead in there by the time I hit Butler cuz they're going to send me to prison over that with Mitch and them stealing my house. His son's living in my house. They stole my house. Williams. Legally, they stole my house. There's a whole another name on my mom and my dad's house. >> Hold on, Shane. >> Hold on. They got somebody else's name on my house, bro. I have not been around that. >> You have to listen to me or I'm going to roll the window up and walk away. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I didn't write the warrant. I didn't put the warrant out. I don't even think anybody from the Fland Park Police Department put the warrant out. I'm 100% sure it came from the actual state attorney's office. So, we have no bearing on the warrant at all. >> Please smoke a cigarette before you take me. Please. No. Listen, bro. >> I had to pull my taser on you. I'm not allowed to smoke a cigarette. >> Listen. Listen. >> Um, so here's the thing. So, you're going to go for the warrant. And then I'm also charging you for resisting without >> cuz you No, please. Please, bro. If you give me that, I'm going to prison, bro. Please. Come on, Williams. Listen. Let me listen, dude. I promise you. Please don't. I won't give you no more, bro. I promise. I ain't even been in a victim of your own decision. >> Listen, please. Listen. I'm begging you. Oh, God. Bro, listen. Oh, God. Please don't give me that charge, bro. You know I've been beat out of everything. >> Here, let me ask you a question, Shane. What do you want to do with your stuff? You want to go with Shannon or you want >> Can you give all my stuff to Shannon? Hey, listen. >> Hold on. Hold on. I'll come back. Shane was arrested on a warrant related to violating a restraining order and subsequently resisted arrest and offered bribes, significantly escalating the charges and their severity. But being unreasonably delusional didn't end there, especially when it comes to this obnoxious woman. >> CAN I GET YOUR PASS? [screaming] >> YOU NEED TO STOP YELLING. >> YOU ALREADY GOING TO [ __ ] [ __ ] On August 3rd, 2024, police pulled over a vehicle that was swerving and failing to stay in its lane, immediately raising suspicions that the driver was under the influence of alcohol. >> Where were you coming from before that? >> West Brock. >> So, you've been at West Broad all day? >> West Broad. Come this way, baby. I was coming this way. I was going to McDonald's, but I missed a shot, so I came this way. >> Okay. McDonald's. >> So, I guess that why he said failure to maintain lane, whatever. Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? Alcohol? >> I had two shots. >> Two shots. What were the shots? >> Huh? >> Like would you prefer vodka? Tequila. What were you drinking on? >> Tequila. >> Tequila. Okay. >> I'm not drunk though. >> I'm not saying that you are. I'm just >> Y'all want to breathize me? >> Well, first before we get to that, just to make sure that you are safe to drive before we let you go, I would like to run some field sobriety on you just to make sure that you're good. And then if you're good, then you'll go on your way. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. What we're going to do, let's just walk down here to the um parking lot down here and we'll go from there. You got somebody in your car? >> It's okay. Let me uh get somebody up else up here to hang out with. >> You're fine. >> Yeah. So, we're good. We're good, bro. >> She admitted to drinking two shots of tequila, but insisted she wasn't intoxicated. Of course, no one who's drunk ever admits it. Officers didn't argue further and immediately asked her to perform field sobriety tests to verify her condition. >> Okay. So, what you're going to do, I'm going to have you follow the tip of my finger with your eyes and eyes only. Okay. Without moving your head. Um, so it's >> so like without like going like this, >> without doing like this, you're just going to follow with your eyes. Okay. >> Mhm. And put your hands down by your side if you don't mind. >> Can't you want I'm going to put it right? >> No, that's fine. I won't step on them. I promise. All right. Do you understand the instructions? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. All right. You see my finger? >> Mhm. >> All right. I'm doing good. Right. >> Go ahead and blink. Take a good pause. And remember, just move your eyes. Don't move your head. >> My eyes. Okay. >> Just your eyes. Okay. >> Stand straight. >> All right. >> I see. >> Stay on the finger. You got [laughter] >> We'll try one more time. Okay. Okay. I'm sorry. >> Would it help if I used a pen? >> Maybe. >> Yeah. Pen. >> Okay. Let's do that. >> You trying to play with me, sir? >> I'm not playing with you. This is I've done this a thousand times. I'm not playing with you. [laughter] >> Okay. I'm sorry. >> All right. You want to try again? >> Yes. One more time. >> During the eye test, she kept laughing and joking, clearly thinking the officers were just messing with her. But the officers had no interest in any more timewasting games and issued a firm warning. >> I passed though. You tripping. >> Ma'am, what's your eyes are telling me? Is that your brother? >> My eyes. I walked and everything. What are you talking about? Is your camera on? >> It is. I got >> What's your badge number? >> I'll give it to you. But first, >> okay. What's your supervisor? >> Him? Who just watched this entire test? >> That is not your supervisor. >> Do you see the three stripes on his shirt? That means supervisor. I'm not calling. What's your name? >> Bash number. Can I please get it? >> Deia. We've been so nice. You've been so nice talking from me. I don't give a [ __ ] no more. >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state. Upon your submission, the state administer chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances. How about that? Determining if you're under the influence of alcohol. >> Can you breathize me? >> If you refuse this testing, you're >> I have the right to get breathalyzed. Right. >> If you'll listen to what I'm saying, I'm trying. >> Can you breathalyze me though? >> Stop talking and listen. >> I don't want to stop talking now cuz you don't piss me off. I don't did all this for nothing. >> If you're just testing your Georgia drivers, >> I don't want to talk. You going will be suspended for one year. Your refusal to submit to your testimony evidence against your child. If you submit the test made me mad indicate an alcohol concentration of zero. >> I am not alcohol concentration. >> Breathalyze me. >> To drive upon the highway for minimum period of >> breathalyze. I don't give a matter. >> Breath me. Did you call my grandmother? >> I did. But now we're just going to tow the car cuz you're not no testing. Blood breath. your mother by substances and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. >> Will you submit number sir? >> Will you submit to the state test of your breath? >> I have the right to get your badge number. >> All right. What's your I don't give a [ __ ] what I'm sorry. >> Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> Can I get your badge number? >> It's a yes or no question. I'm going to read it one more time and then I'm going to take it as a >> 228. You had the right state. Okay. She brazenly interrupted the police officer reading the law as if she were the one making the law. When she refused to participate in the breath test, she was officially handcuffed, but the situation seemed to be getting tense from here. >> Like, what the hell? >> Okay. I don't want >> Can you breathalyze me? >> That's where we're going. >> Okay. Is your Is your camera on? >> About to be in route in just a moment. >> Is your camera on? >> It's been on this entire time. >> Okay. May I review it? >> You have the right to request an open record. Let me see. >> That's not going to happen right now. >> Why? Why not right now? Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. >> That's not how things work. >> Hold on. May I at least see that someone coming to get my car before y'all try to impound? Cuz I got someone to come and get my car. I have the right to call somebody to come get my car. >> So your car is on a public road. You don't have the right to come for somebody to come get it. We can tow it if we want. Like we were trying to be nice to you, but then >> and here's what I'm decided that you didn't want to do that. >> I'm going to call that woman you asked me to call back in 5 minutes. [clears throat] Like I told her I was going to And if she was able to get somebody here within that 10-minute top, >> she haven't she she >> then I'm going allow her to pick it up. Do you have anything on you? >> I did not. I'm not intoxicated. You did not even breathalize me. Like what the >> breathalyze me. >> That's where we're going, Mr. Asia. >> Okay. Breath. >> How old are you? >> It don't matter at this point. You locking me up. You got my name and [ __ ] Come on, bro. >> I just figured I'd ask you before I did the math. >> I don't have nothing in my pocket, so you don't even have a right to search me. You're a >> male. You're under the right to search you. >> You don't. A female is supposed to search me. I know my rights to my wife. >> You do not know your rights. >> I do know my rights. >> That's not by law, actually. But you can go. >> It is. You You cannot do all that. Sir, >> you can go and step in the car >> and your camera on. Right. Cameras are off. Step forward. Open this door. >> No. >> Yes ma'am. You got >> No. >> Now step in the car. >> No. I came first. I will forcefully put you in this car if you don't know. through. Look, sir. >> You need to stop. What's up with all this, >> sir? >> Okay. Oh, you're good. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> You got to push. [screaming] >> Oh, the camera is on. >> While being escorted to the patrol car, she began acting up, demanding to see the dash cam footage and loudly arguing about search authority, claiming it was improper because the officers were men, a familiar tactic used by those with a distorted sense of authority, but it completely backfired against a firm, nononsense officer. handcuffs off >> CUZ THIS [ __ ] TIGHT, >> MA'AM. >> YEAH. [screaming] >> I didn't know you were [ __ ] doing this. Yeah. >> YEAH. [screaming] >> Are we supposed to [ __ ] >> Y response to >> get up on me? her response to do you wanna >> not do >> you do tell me to do a mother >> ma'am have a seat for us making >> stop being so >> have a seat >> you going to be so >> I treated you like a woman this whole time and I like that you Michigan >> I was being nice to >> you why you want to be like that why no don't do You're not pass. >> Pass it over. Rip them. >> Don't [ __ ] >> No, we are. >> Don't do that. >> Do you know WHAT I DON'T DO, >> MA'AM? STOP. >> THAT HURT. >> That hurt. For real. Stop. >> Yes, it does. [screaming] >> Okay, stop. For real. That hurt. Okay, I'mma chill. >> You're going to chill? >> That hurt. That hurt. Stop. >> Keep chilling. >> That hurt. >> Ma'am, >> can I call my people? >> No. We're towing your car. >> Hell no. We are >> ma'am. >> OW. [screaming] STOP. STOP. >> OKAY. STOP. HOLD. STOP. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. >> WE ARE. >> Do not move. >> Pam. Stop moving. >> I need everyone to stop. >> Stop. I'mma chill. For real. >> That hurt. >> Yes. >> Stop. For real. Let me THAT HURT. >> YES, MA'AM. It does. Stop. No, LET ME GET MY GRANDMA TO GET MY CAR. >> LET ME HOLD HER FEET. >> I GOT A CHILD, GIRL. PLEASE, BRO. >> In the end, the woman was charged with driving under the influence and resisting arrest. It all begins with a severe drunk driving incident as this driver brazantly puts his reckless behavior on full display in front of law enforcement. >> Until you understand, >> this guy grabbed me out of my car. Officers respond to a chaotic roadside report after a heated encounter spirals out of control with both drivers accusing the other of dangerous behavior. >> What's going on? >> There's a guy in an orange speedster. Orange whatever. >> Yeah. Okay. So, he came out. I pulled out in front of him. Not in front of him. I I moved over, got in the other lane. He He stopped and he came up to this side of the car. >> Uhhuh. >> And grabbed my phone >> and he has your phone >> and me. No, I pulled it out of his hand. He told me to shut the up, give me a little like slap on my whatever and he went that way. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> Yes. You know me. >> I know you. >> Yeah, we met. >> Who are you? >> You are officer the best. >> Officer the best. Never been called that. >> Yeah, you've you've helped me before. >> Okay. Okay. >> Wooten. >> Yep. >> Officer the best. >> Officer the best. Orange Corvette in a black sedan. Uh looks like they're trying to run each other off the road. They pulled into the K shopping center. Looks like they're trying to hit each other. And I think we did get a report where one of them did hit the other car did hit the other car. So that's why we are here. Okay. >> Okay. So, we do have the other car stopped. >> Confusion reigns as each side delivers a different version of events, claiming intimidation, phone grabbing, and aggressive driving. >> Guy, >> that's the guy that came. >> Is this just a video or a picture? >> No, it's just a picture. >> I went to get me a nause up up there on the main highway, whatever you call that, that goes towards Interstate 85. The little green station >> at at BP in time. >> Yeah. Okay. Yeah. And so on my way back, it's only five miles. All a suen, here comes this lady in this car, that's lady yard over. She gets right behind me, flashing her lights, going crazy, and then she pulled up beside me and goes like this. Get out of the way. Cursing, all this kind of stuff. >> He was behind me. I'm coming home from work. He was, you know, pushing me, trying to get me over, blah blah blah. Started yelling at me. He called me Um, and then he got we we made it all the way to Ketchron and that's when he got out of the car. He he got out of his car, came behind me cuz I pulled over so he would stop riding me basically like to get off of me and then he came up and said, "Don't take a picture of me." Both drivers insist they were the victim, denying contact while subtly shifting blame and minimizing their own actions. >> Off to the right and then she slammed on her brakes. I got up next to her. >> Y'all see a little 74. >> Yeah. And then and then as I I tried to get away from her, then she slammed on her brakes again. It got up there next to the uh got up there and I got out of my car said, "What is wrong with you? Are you crazy?" Blah blah blah. And she got me put her phone right up in my face and all this kind of stuff. So, let me ask you. So, when you were on 74, did y'all turn in here and ended up down there or >> every street just trying to get right >> trying to get rid of trying to get rid of >> Was he following you or were you following him in the parking lot? >> He followed me from I 85 the off turn. I got all the way to right before Kedran. Probably like a mile before Kedan. >> Uh-huh. >> She's never She never touched my car and I never touched hers. So that's a lie. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And and uh all I did is try to get away from her. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Where are you coming? Huh? >> Midtown. >> Midtown. That's where you work >> and he followed you from Okay. I'm just trying to figure it all out. I'm sorry. Cuz our dispatch was saying that was aggressive. That was a little bit like And then for him to like [music] cut me off and pull me over. I hardly doubt I'm going to go to Peep Tree City Church of Christ and then be uh threatening people in the afternoon. You >> just came to church. >> Yeah. >> I just got to church and went on. >> You live You live here? >> No. Okay. >> Officers initiated an onseen sobriety check after noticing concerning behavior despite her repeated claims that she hadn't consumed any alcohol. >> Anything to drink today? >> No. Can I look at your eyes and make sure >> safe to drive? You haven't had anything to drink? Have you smoked anything today? Okay. Is that a grinder in your >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. And but you have my smartphone. Okay. Do you have any problems with your eyes, contacts, glasses, anything like that? >> I don't have contacts, but I have glasses. >> Okay. Are those just Are there prescriptions or readers? Okay. >> Um you can see me without them. >> Yes. >> Okay. What I'm going to ask you to do is I want you to just follow my finger with your eyes, your eyes only, and don't move your head. Do you understand? >> All right. >> So, you tried to deescalate it, too. Did you turn on your lights or you just turned on your your side? >> I didn't hit my lights cuz I was right next to her. I just I She was even looking at me. He might have heard it. >> Yeah. >> But she didn't it didn't even phase her. >> Okay. All right then. Yeah, we are. We got that car stopped and we out with the Corvette right now. Uh she's definitely uh she's been drinking so they're doing field sobriety on her right now. >> Nine heel totoe steps down the line. Make sure you keep your eyes on your feet. Count your steps out loud. Keep your hands down by your side. And once you start walking, don't stop till you finish. You understand? 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 I can turn around. >> Yes, ma'am. >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Even at this stage, the woman still believed her status would secure her release, only for reality to strike back hard and shatter that expectation. >> All right. Um, I am a manager at a private country club. We just got out of an event and I >> tasted a couple shots. >> I live right here >> in Balmoral. I would have gone. I said if we need to, we will let you know. >> However, that guy >> all right >> rode me off the road. >> Okay. >> And I got a little scared. >> Okay. [clears throat] as well. I'm just trying to make sure that you're safe to drive. That's all I'm trying to do. Ensure that you're not impaired. >> Okay. Can I leave my car here and just >> No, you can't leave your car here. >> Okay. Can I get somebody to pick up my car? Officer Wooten, >> we're kind of past that at this point. >> Why? >> Why? Why would you need somebody to pick up your car? >> Because you're making I do believe that you are holding it safe to operate a motor vehicle. >> I'm going to place you under arrest for driving under the influence. I need you to face away from me. not have my husband come get me. >> Not anymore. No matter how pass that. You should have had that before you got behind the wheel. >> So, I need you to face away from me. >> So, the other guy that I called you guys to help me with >> is being dealt with by three officers. >> My arm and my phone. >> He probably had good reason to get upset with you because you're impaired in your driving. So, your hand behind your neck. Don't >> Are you serious? Don't do this again. >> Are you kidding me? >> No, ma'am. I don't have much of a uh >> Seriously, you're going to get another charge. >> You're not resisting arrest. >> Seriously, you can't even write a ticket correctly. >> I know. I can't read that. >> It didn't work for you last time when I arrested you either. So, I'm trying to get >> Why are you doing this? >> Why can't you just help me? So, some guy pulls me over on the side of the road. >> Defiance has never been a smart move, ma'am. Silence and compliance would have been the wiser choice. My phone grabs my arm. You guys arrest me. >> I got to read something here. You must go to >> Yeah, you're right. Yeah. Get get my phone. >> No, ma'am. Just listen. Somebody for suspects age 21. >> Somebody grabbed me and you guys are not even We're dealing with him. Okay. No, you're not. We are. I just came from there. There's three other officers up there with him. >> Why am I getting arrested? I need you to listen. >> Officer [laughter] is about to explain everything. >> Can you grab me out of my car? Thank you. >> Can you guys just be human and not get >> We are We are >> Just stop being for a second, please. I understand that. >> You're being so nice. You don't have to be like this again. >> I understand it. Just please talk to me. I have to read something. >> Why that guy need to listen? Ma'am, >> I'm not my phone, grabbed my hands, and now I'm the one getting arrested. >> The state of Georgia has conditioned your privilege to drive upon the highways of the state upon your submission to the state administered chemical test. Are you serious? blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol. Submit the testing and the results indicate alcohol concentration 0.08 or more. Your Georgia driver's license or privileged drive on the highway may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year out of my car. >> Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath and blood? >> Yes. Okay. >> Are you hey, okay, do not >> stop. Don't touch me like that. Don't give us a reason to. >> No, not until you understand. >> Please grab me out of my car. >> Put your butt in here first. We're going to turn you around. Have a seat. If you keep listen, if you keep acting up, you're going to get more and more charges. All right. That's the last thing you need right now. >> Take it down. >> Grab me out of my car. >> Use her. Put your back on my phone. >> We'll grab your phone. We'll grab it. We'll grab your phone. >> Let me call her dad. >> Okay, we will we will let us get you in the car. Stop acting this way and we will let you call him. Is that okay? >> Cop car right now. >> Why? I didn't do anything. >> Even inside the patrol vehicle, she continued with a provocative tone, unaware that the words she used to demean officers would soon resurface as evidence against her in court. >> Stop touching me like that. It's in the cuff. Do not pull me like that, you son of a Wow, you're that bad at your job. Touch me like that again. Touch your seat. Stay in the car. >> Touch me like this. >> In the car. >> I NEVER GOT OUT. You s touch me like that again. >> Touch me like that again. You >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. This is funny. >> Hey. Well, look, I'm Corpora Bale. You're the jail now. Okay. So, everything that went on, we going we going to let it go. >> That's fine. I don't want any man touching me. >> Okay. Well, we got women right here. Okay. >> That's cool. >> Come on. >> No. All the men gone. >> They're moving. They're moving. >> Okay. Do you Do you guys know why I got arrested? >> No. No. We're gonna talk about it now. I just had >> You want to hear me? You're gonna hear me out. >> Don't talk. Don't pull me like that. Are you >> Oh my god. Are you kidding me? >> Oh, you guys are >> Hey, LET MY ARM GO LIKE THAT. Oh my god. The 33-year-old woman is facing multiple alleged charges ranging from confrontation with officers and obstruction to impaired driving, reckless and aggressive driving, safety zone violations, VGCSA related offenses, possession under 1 ounce, and associated items. Every argument, provocation, and insult is documented. Silence and cooperation are always the lowest risk choice, whether you're right or wrong. Do not change the channel yet. The next driver is about to push this clash with the police to a whole new extreme. >> Damn, why you bending my finger? >> Relax. >> Well, tell him to LET GO MY FINGER. >> On July 17th, 2023, an officer noticed a vehicle still operating with registration that had expired in 2022, setting the stage for a confrontation no one anticipated. >> Uh, I'm right here off of uh Highway 50 and uh uh >> that's Regency right there. Huh? >> This is CC Fu Mart. I think the address is 1011 West Highway 50. >> West Highway 50. >> Do me a favor and could you go ahead and get off the phone real quick and we'll do our business and then be on your way. Ma'am, >> I'm listening. >> Okay. Do you got your driver's license insurance on the vehicle? >> My driver's license. >> Reason I stopped the vehicle is the registration's almost been expired for about a year now. Were you aware of that? >> No, I haven't been aware, but I've been trying to get this mug. Could you go ahead and hand me that plastic bag that looked like a little bit of weed in there and your purse, ma'am? >> What about it? >> Just hand it to me real quick. >> Why? >> Because I saw it. That gives me probable cause. >> Probable cause for what? >> We can do this easy way or I'll work with you if you work with me. Okay. Is that all it is? Thank you. You got your driver's license and insurance on the vehicle? >> Hold on. You got Highway 50? >> Yeah. >> Tell her the address is 1011 West Highway 50. 101 West 50. >> Can I see your ID real quick? >> And do you have insurance on it, ma'am? >> Yes. >> Okay. You want to do Do you have an app or anything on your phone by chance? >> No. >> Said no. Do me a favor. Whenever you find it, just give me a thumbs up. I'll come and check it. >> Almost immediately, the driver struggled to produce the required documents, circling through excuses and delays in an attempt to dodge the officer's requests. >> Find it, Miss Gilbert. >> Okay, that's been expired for over a year. Do you have anything? That's That's a old one, but it's the same thing. I just >> Can you pull up a Geico app on your policy or policy on your phone or anything? >> No, it's through my mom. My mom is on the phone. >> See if she could get you a copy of it and send it to you. >> I I don't uh the original copy, the new copy is at home, but you can still run it and it's up to date with you. >> You're supposed to have a valid card on your account. I don't >> Is your mom looking for a valid one? >> Huh? >> Is your mother looking for a valid insurance card by chance? >> No, my mom. Mom, send it to me. >> I'm Todd. I'll be back with you in a sec. >> The officer explains Illinois cannabis laws, but she dismisses them, insisting the rules don't apply to her situation. >> Yes, ma'am. Because in the state of Illinois, even though it's illegal recreationally, it still has to be in an odor odorless sealed. >> It is odorless. >> No, it is not. I saw it though. >> You saw it, but you >> Yeah, that's called probable cause. It's still illegal to possess it. And if you're going to have in the state of Illinois, it has to be in the container you get it from in the dispensary. It has to be sealed still and odorless and childproof. >> So, I'm not a child. Ain't nobody in it. >> It doesn't matter. By state statute, you have to It has to be in the sealed container. >> Just take it. >> Yeah. It's being seized at this point. Mhm. >> Actually, go ahead and step out for me real quick. Okay. >> For when? >> Just step out and we'll talk out here. >> For what? >> Because I am allowed to direct you to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> But what what is the purpose? >> Because you're going to be placed under arrest for driving on a suspended driver's license. >> How? >> Your license is suspended. I'll explain that. All out of the vehicle. Come on. Come on, ma'am. Step out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. I'm not trying to get you idiotic charges. Just step out. >> Arrested for arrested. >> I'm getting arrested for a license suspension. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I am. Come on. You don't have to touch. >> Well, then step out. >> I am. >> Are you trying to get obstruction charges? >> No. Then step out. >> You told me to do something. >> Then step out. >> You just told me to do something. >> Gilbert, I am trying to work with you as much as I possibly can. >> You just told me to do something, right? I'm He just told me to do something. You need You need to step out. >> Just step out of the vehicle. She reluctantly stepped out of the vehicle, seething with anger, convinced her authority had been violated, only for that illusion to be swiftly dismantled by the officer. >> Go ahead and set your phones up on top of the vehicle. >> You just told me to do so. >> Set your phones on top of the vehicle. >> Mom, >> I'm trying to work with you as much as I possibly can, Miss Gilbert. >> Hold on. I'm too relax. Let go. Let go. Let go. Relax. You're going to make this. Let go. No. You You making You making it. I'm not because he putting his hands on me. You just told me to do something. I can't even do it. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> This This You're being placed under arrest. You're not being detained. >> I'm saying they don't get broke. So they don't get broke. >> I cannot do that. Look. Look. I will relax. >> If you just let go, please. You're not going anywhere. >> I'm not going nowhere. You're going >> relax. >> No. No. That's disrespectful. Y'all can't detain me and put >> You're not being detained. You're being placed under arrest. >> That's what y'all can't put your hands on me. Y'all just telling me to do the rest order and y'all telling me to do otherwise, but then y'all put your hands on me. That's not right. >> Relax. Relax. Okay, >> relax my finger. >> Relax. >> Damn. Why you bending my finger? >> Relax. >> Well, tell him to let go my finger. >> You need to relax so we could get the handcuffs on you. >> Handcuffs on me without you there grabbing my finger like that. >> M. Is there anything else? >> Shut my door, please. >> You have anything on you I need to know about? Anything? >> Shut my door, please. And thank you. Man, is there anything you need? >> Yes, I need my >> Don't keep walking towards the car. >> Shut my door. >> All right. All right. They not shutting my door. That's why I'm not going to leave your car. >> Then why then why are you grabbing me like this? I'm not. >> Yes, YOU ARE. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> LET ME GO. >> Don't let me go. in his pocket >> cuz it hurts. >> Relax. >> Then let me go. You I can't relax if you holding me like this. >> Get in the vehicle. >> LET ME GO. >> GET in the vehicle. >> Okay, LET ME GO. I GOT IT. DAMN. >> GET IN THE VEHICLE. >> That's what I'm saying. That's why I don't like police officer. This is exactly why they treat y'all THE WAY THEY TREAT Y'ALL. >> Cuz you can't listen to >> No, cuz you disrespectful. You can't listen. >> I asked YOU POLITE NUMEROUS TIMES. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. She was transported to the station and booked on four counts, including driving while suspended, illegal cannabis possession, resisting custody, and expired registration. She later posted a $250 cash bond, and was released. Power isn't found in challenging the police. It's in protecting yourself with clarity and restraint. Arrogance only makes the consequences faster and far more severe. Next, watch this arrogant nurse completely self-destruct when faced with the full force of the law. trying to [ __ ] read my rights, bro. I just had a [ __ ] injection and you provided me information that I can't [ __ ] >> On October 11th, 2025, an officer stopped a speeding driver after she ran a red light immediately noticing signs that something may be off. >> Hey ma'am, I'm officer Kasanova police. >> How you doing? Good tonight. >> Good. How are you? >> I'm good. So, reason for the stop ma'am? Speed limit is 50. You're doing 66 miles per hour. Okay. And the reason for that speed. >> I didn't even realize I was going 66. >> Yeah, you were going 66. Where are you coming from tonight? >> I'm coming from Wisconsin. >> Where at? >> The Woodlands. >> Who was singing? >> Um, it was the >> I'm sorry. >> The movie. Okay. And you just heading home right now? >> Yeah. >> Who are you on the phone with? >> My husband or my partner. >> Okay. Well, >> I have a baby. >> Okay. Okay. >> I dropped my friends off and I'm heading home. I'm a nurse. >> Okay. Quick question. >> I'm sorry. >> That's fine. So, at that >> hang up, >> please. >> Okay. Great. I got to hang up a hard time. >> All right, ma'am. So, quick question. What time do you get there at the concert? >> I got there at 8. >> What time? >> 8:00 p.m. >> 8:00 p.m. >> Maybe 8. >> Okay. And what time do you start drinking? >> Officers announced the next steps of the evaluation, but she seemed to understand one thing clearly. Once she agreed, the act would be over. By any means necessary, she tried to slow everything down. >> Stand right here. >> Yes. >> Turn around and face me. Okay. I'm going to have you do put your feet together, arms down by your side. >> All righty. We're good. Okay. Next, what I'm going to have you do, uh, you say you have your, you need your glasses to walk. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Where are they? >> They're not. >> What What part do you not understand? >> So, you keep saying to me that you're taking three steps for the demonstration. So, I'm just asking again am I'm taking nine and you should say yes or no. >> Yeah, you're you're I will be taking three. You're taking nine. >> I'm not I haven't asked you to begin. >> Oh, >> number two. >> I haven't asked you to begin yet. >> Okay. You asked me. >> Do you have any more questions? >> No, sir. >> Okay. Left foot on the Go ahead and get to the starting position. Left foot on the line. Right foot in front of your left foot. Arms down by your side. If you understood all this, I have not asked you to begin. Put again, left foot on the line. Go back to the starting position. Right foot in front of your left foot. Arms down by your side. If you understood the instructions, you may begin. >> Ready? >> I'm ready. Three. Four. Her performance raised further concerns while explanations grew longer and emotions escalated. All righty. This last one again, both feet together, arms down by your side. I'm going to explain that I'm going to demonstrate. Okay. What you're going to do, you're going to raise either foot, either your right one or your left one, approximately 6 in off the ground. Yeah, it would be the height of a dollar bill. >> Not yet. I have not asked you to do that. Okay. >> But I'm just giving you example. >> Appro approximately >> six. Let me finish. 6 in off the ground. >> While you're going to do this, you're going to put both arms down by your side. You're going to be looking at the elevated foot. >> Elevated foot. >> Elevated foot. You're going to make sure both legs are straight. And you're going to count 1,00 1,002 1,003 1004 and so on until I tell you to stop. >> Okay. So, give me one second. >> Just >> All right. So, if you understood all the instructions, you just just stand back there. Okay. If you understood all the instructions, ma'am, you may begin. >> 1,00 >> Look at the elevated foot. Look at Look at your foot. >> Look at it. 1,00 1,002 100,0004 100,005 100,0008 1091234 1,5678 >> Okay, you can stop now. >> With the truth now impossible to hide, the woman finally spoke up, admitting just enough while quickly reminding everyone of her profession as if it might grant her a way out. >> Let's Let's recap. >> You say you were at a concert. >> Yes, sir. >> Where at? >> At Cynthia Woods Pavilion. Cynthia Woods Pavilion. >> Yes. I saw the lumers and chants. >> Okay. >> I You say that you were with your friends? >> Yeah. And I them home. >> The the You got there at 8. You started drinking at 10:00 p.m. >> I'm sorry. I'm just looking at my good. >> Uh probably 10. I had two to be honest. >> Okay. 10. And what time was your first one? Is that 10? And what time was you your second one? >> Drink in a long time. What time was your second drink? You if you said you had to. >> Probably 11. >> Okay. One >> at 10 and then 1 11. That's what you're saying. >> Yeah. And they are both um beer. And I haven't drank in a really long time to be >> You said beer and what? >> Beer. >> Okay. >> I had um >> You said beer but with wine. That's what you told me earlier. >> Yes. So it was like a mixed drink >> of what? I haven't drank in a long time because I've been breastfeeding. And so I quit breastfeeding about a month ago. So be careful because, you know, I don't want to do too much too fast because I have a baby, small baby, and I'm a nurse. >> But the officers weren't persuaded. With a decisive move, restraints came out, bringing her alcohol-fueled illusion to an abrupt end right then and there. >> Uh, so what I'm going to have you do, man, right now is put your hands behind your back. Okay? They're going between the tails. Let me double lock them so so they don't walk on you. >> Do you want your shoes? >> Where am I going? >> To jail. >> Am I really going to jail? >> Do my just >> Yeah, I want my I would like >> Okay, I I'll bring them for you. Absolutely. >> And I would like my cell phone. >> Yeah, I'll bring your cell phone and your ID and your shoes. Okay. Do you want your Apple Watch in the car or do you want to take it >> on me? >> Uh, we can take it off. >> I mean, >> okay, just just have a seat. >> Um, >> let food first. >> Like, what's the reason I'm going to jail? >> Okay. >> Because hold on. >> Do me a favor, sir. Get on. Get in the car. I'll answer all the questions you want. Get in the car, please. Left foot first. Watch out. >> Wait, you're pushing. >> Watch out. I'm not pushing you. >> 48. >> Why are you taking me to jail? >> One second. >> Shouldn't you tell me the reason you're >> Yeah, give me one second. I was I'll play a note in just a second. >> Ultimately, the woman was arrested for drunk driving and subsequently fired. In real world legal systems, ideological debates with officers at the scene do not change the outcome. In most cases, they only make the situation worse. Thanks for watching today's breakdown. Don't forget to like, leave a comment, and subscribe to Law Reality 360 so you won't miss the next real life law enforcement encounters. Stay safe, respect the law, and see you in the next