I love you and your stupid mom and stupid still and JT all you guys and everybody else. I love everybody. >> Yeah, keep that girl. >> Dumb entitled Karens often mistake patience for weakness. They laugh, argue, and mock officers like consequences are just empty threats. But once they push too far, the attitude fades fast and reality takes over. These are the moments when dumb, entitled Karens mock cops until reality hits them hard. Starting with an obnoxious drunk woman who decided to smack the officer's BODY CAM. >> HE IS MY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK, BRO. >> HE IS? >> YES. >> WELL, that's pretty good news, right? >> I swear you want to figure out WHERE WE'RE FROM. ON December 1st, 2025, officers in Washington responded after an off-duty store security officer reported that a woman had been smoking marijuana inside a Walmart and then drove away appearing impaired. And from the first contact, it was clear this stop was not going to stay simple. >> Correct. >> Correct. I'm recording. >> If this is a uh highway patrol, is this correct? >> Well, right now we're off the freeway. >> Is there anything I can assist you for as long as I pulled over, sir? >> Yeah, that's what I'm trying to tell you. So, >> okay. Well, I I just got on the freeway. I just love Walmart. How can I assist you? >> Someone at Walmart said they saw you using drugs and they were concerned. >> I don't use drugs at all. I smell marijuana because I have CBD in my car and I am a patient. If you look for partial disability, I have all those things. So, I'm trying to figure out why you're pulling me off so I don't show anything. >> Do you have your driver's license with you? >> I do have one. >> Okay. And then do you have registration and proof of insurance? You guys told my step over and you already told my step the last sit tight for me. Okay, >> no problem. I mean, there's state lines and county lines, but you know, I am my happy holiday. Wait a second. Stay here. >> During the stop, Ayana immediately questioned why she had been pulled over, denied using drugs, yet openly acknowledged that she had marijuana and CBD in the vehicle. And as the conversation continued, her answers became harder and harder for deputies to follow. >> My father, honor, and Mr. most I love you and the body and your stupid mom and stupid and JT all you guys and everybody else. I love everybody anyway. >> Uh but she's kind of like she was stumbling around kind of inside the store as well. >> Yeah. And then the employees wanted her kicked out so I kicked her out. >> Okay. >> HE IS MY FRIEND ON FACEBOOK, BRO. >> HE IS? >> YES. >> WELL, that's pretty good news, right? >> I swear you want to figure OUT WHERE WE'RE FROM. HOLY [ __ ] THAT MY FRIEND, BRO. >> OH, YEAH. YEAH. >> Was he there doing A STORY? >> YEAH, HE WAS DOING SOMETHING AND I WAS OVER THERE smoking having A GOOD TIME RIGHT BY MY HOUSE. >> YEAH, HE WAS BUSY THIS WEEKEND. SO, I don't have much for vehicle in motion. Jump behind her right as the light turned green and then basically lit her up as we crossed the intersection. She threw her hazards on and then kind of like slowly pulled over this way. >> A good baseball game. The [ __ ] baseball. I don'ting represent baseball. >> Why not? >> Never. No, I don't want to talk about my clever story. None of you guys killed me on live TV for free. So, [ __ ] everybody. I want my [ __ ] back. I don't care. >> There's odor and marijuana from the car. Basically, her eyes look affected. Like, I wouldn't want to look at it more closely, but I can see the whites of her pupils or whites of her eyes all the way around. And she's acting. >> While she remained in the driver's seat, officers reached back out to the original witness to lock down what had happened inside the store. And as that account described smoke, stumbling, and erratic behavior, Ayana was already building a very different version of events from behind the wheel. >> Big moose swings. Big moose swings right now. Crying, laughing, shaking my hand. >> Why are you going to speak to me? This is another Lego stack. I just talked to three people. How can I assist you? >> I just came to talk to you. I'm here. >> How are you? It's the first of the month again, right? >> Where are we going today? >> You want to rap with me? Turn the music up as if she's dancing. >> Okay. All right. >> I said, "Can you turn that music down, please?" >> Oh, why? You want to turn the music down? >> We're having a hard time hearing you right now with this. >> Please call safe patrol. This is now safe. >> We're having a hard time hearing you. Would you be wanting to exit the car and talk to us real quick? >> I am not going to do that. >> You're not going to exit the car? >> No sir. Call six pro lines. >> Let me >> If you touch my car the wrong way. See, you just exit the car the wrong way. You >> step out of the car. Okay. >> As the stop went on, her mood shifted rapidly from friendly to threatening and back again. And when deputies tried to move the investigation forward by asking for the keys and getting her out of the car, she redirected the entire encounter by turning up the music and refusing to cooperate. >> Okay. At this time, you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> For what DUI? >> Need you to step out of the car now. >> I'm not. Nope. >> You want me to speed off? >> You thought YOU WERE SMART. NO, I'M NOT STUPID. >> I SWEAR Commander and Chief Officer, >> you're pulling me out the car for one reason. >> Why are you pulling ME OUT THE CAR? >> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME OUT THE CAR? >> WHY are you demonstrating it? FS failure. >> Step out of the car. You're under arrest. >> I said stand down. Put that hand. You're still stealing from me. You dirty ass. I'll come with >> I said you are pulling me and hurting me for no reason. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> WHY ARE YOU PULLING ME? >> OKAY. I guess I'm going for free and you're all in this court again on live TV. >> Let's go. Four. Three. 2 1 SPD state patrol you're in jail count to 10 one one >> what side place place of what residence count my [ __ ] is when they look at me in my eyes any other any other house I All right, so I'll politely put my hand in there. Nice. >> Pick your leg up. Let's go. >> I will. >> You didn't roll my hand over nothing and I asked by you little dumbass fish. Bye. >> We win. We never win. >> Are we? >> I mean, >> at that point, the stop was no longer just about what had happened at Walmart. Once it was clear she was not going to step out voluntarily, deputies moved in to arrest her. And even after she was secured in the patrol car, the argument only kept going. >> You know that you are subject to arresting a DUI from Walmart. >> Can I read this? >> Can I read this to you so I can explain everything? Okay. >> So, this can be for trespass from Walmart. Okay. So, Walmart does not want you at their property for a period of a year. Okay. Doesn't matter what you did. They want you trespass. >> No. No. Excuse me, sir. Please read that again. >> I know that I am subject to arrest for criminal trespass if found entering at the above location. WHAT WAS I DOING? >> I UNDERSTAND THAT MY ASSIGNMENTS warrant does not relieve me from the court of law. >> You have the right to talk to attorney for ANSWERING ANY QUESTION. IF >> YOU CANNOT AFFORD an attorney, >> I'm going to restart this. Okay. Again, YOU TALK AGAIN. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> You have the right time for attorney. >> Anything you say can and will it be used against you in a court of law? Do you understand these rights? [ __ ] I didn't do nothing. But absolutely, I want an attorney cuz I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. WHY REQUEST MY ATTORNEY NOW? >> Have these rights in mind? Do you want to talk to me now? >> Excuse me, sir. >> You want to talk to me now? >> Following the arrest, officers cited her for driving under the influence and resisting arrest. And because she refused voluntary testing, a judge approved a warrant for a blood draw as the investigation continued. Now, let's turn our attention to an 82-year-old woman who seemed convinced that age had placed her somewhere above the rules. But >> no, I'm not coming. >> Yes, you need to step out of the car. >> Off. >> I don't care how old you are. We will pull you out of this car. >> On January 26th, 2025, deputies conducted a traffic stop after clocking a vehicle at nearly 20 mph over the speed limit. And what began as a speeding stop started changing the moment the deputy saw several empty beer cans sitting in the back seat. 54 and a 35 on the overpass over there. >> I was I >> Yes, ma'am. That's almost 20 miles an hour over the speed limit >> on the bridge. >> Yes, ma'am. It's 35 on the bridge. >> All right. Do you have your license, registration, proof of insurance, >> but I did stop at the stop sign if you noticed. >> Well, I wasn't worried about that. I was more worried about the almost 20 m hour over the speed limit. >> Really? >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. I'm about a mile from home. >> Where you coming from? >> From a friend's house. >> Okay. So, what do you need? >> Your license, your registration, and proof of insurance. >> I don't believe I was going over speed. >> Okay. >> Here, you got me on a thing. >> Yes, ma'am. I got a a radar system in my car that's certified. >> Sorry. >> That looks like it. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? >> Absolutely. What does it say? Is that this vehicle? >> Hyundai. >> The Hyundai 2025. >> Okay. You got a lot of cans in your back seat. >> Well, they're not mine. >> They're not yours. >> They're not mine. No. >> Ma'am, I'm doing an investigation. >> All right. >> And you got open containers in the backseat of your car? >> I don't have open containers. They're empty containers. >> Okay. Are they open? Are they containers? >> I don't know. They're empty. >> Okay. But they are. Okay. >> No. As he shifted from the speeding violation to asking whether alcohol might be involved, the driver immediately turned a simple instruction into a standoff. Refusing to step out and insisting the stop should go no further than a ticket. >> Thank you. >> Hang on a second. >> Listen, I told you I had to go to the bathroom. >> I understand that. So, listen. >> What >> have you been drinking tonight? >> No, not at all. >> Okay. So, >> give me a ticket and let me go. >> Well, I'm going to ask you to step out of the vehicle. No, I'm not stepping out. >> Yes, because I'm going I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Then go home with me and I'll step out. >> No, ma'am. I need you to step out of the vehicle here. >> No, I'm not going to. >> Yes, ma'am. I'm only going to give you one more chance. >> Why should I? >> Because I'm going to do a DUI investigation. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you pull me over for speeding. Get me a damn speeding ticket and let me go. >> Joyce, please don't. Please don't do this. Just step out of the car. >> Listen, mother. I'm 81 years old. >> I understand that. Joyce. Joyce, step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. He's telling me I got to step out of the car. Joy, step out of the car. >> Open my door. >> Joy, step out of the car. >> I'm not stepping If you touch >> Step out of the hand off. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> Get your hand off. >> Joyce, step out of the car. Come on. >> No, I'm not. >> Come on. >> Look at you. God, I got one resisting. >> No, I'm not resisting my >> I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> Listen, mother. You told me you pull me over. >> Don't me. >> No, ma'am. Stop. Get out of the car. >> No, I'm not. Listen. >> Get your hands off of me. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, ma'am. Step out of the car. >> NO, I'M NOT STEPPING OUT OF THE GODDAMN CAR. >> STEP out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> I don't give a You tell me. >> Come on. >> HEY. HEY. HEY. HEY. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. NO. She's 82 years old. >> I'M STAY OVER THERE. STAY OVER THERE. >> Recording everything. >> I understand that. I'm also recording. Step over there. >> Step over here. No. >> Get your mother. >> I got somebody else here that's trying to stop me. up. Sit down. Sit down. >> That's my son. >> I understand. Go sit in the car. >> That only became more difficult when her son arrived and stepped into the middle of it, challenging the deputies authority and trying to pull the conversation back towards speeding. Even as deputies were already focused on what they had seen inside the car and how she was responding to them. >> Journalism right now is a constitutionally protected private act. >> Okay. I'm conducting a DUI investigation. I need you to go back to your car. >> You pulled her over speedy. Correct. You pulled her over speedy, not DUI. >> Correct. While in the process, she's got open containers in the back of her car. I got Listen, >> I have open cans. That's not my cans. I told you that. >> You didn't pull you pulled her over for speeding, sir. Look. >> All right. Come on. Step over here. Stop resisting. >> Listen. You've already hit me once. We're not doing this. I can arrest you right now for battery matter. >> No, I can arrest you, too. >> Step over here. Step in front of my car. >> I'm not Get your hands off, >> ma'am. I have Come here. No. Come on. >> Get your hands off. >> Put your hands behind your back. I understand that. I'm being I'm being careful. No, you're not. You're not being careful. >> Put your hands behind your back. You put your hands behind your back. One second. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Listen, do me a favor. Sit down in the car. >> Put your hands behind her back. She cannot do that. Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm not. Leave me the alone, mother. >> Mom, >> what? >> Sit down in the car. >> I'm going to if you let you go in front of my car. >> No, I'm not. >> You're going in front of my car? No, I am not. Can you please step out of the road so they can pass by? >> Absolutely. >> No, don't let them pass. >> Come step over here. >> Get your hands off of me. >> I am being gentle as I can with No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> My whole arm's going to be bruised tomorrow. >> I'll take pictures of it. >> Come on. I need you to step over here with me. >> Sit down. >> I'm getting back in my car. You can't get back in your car. >> Get your hands off. You >> No. Stop fighting. Stop resisting. >> Mother, I'm not resisting. >> You are by by pulling away from me. You are resisting. >> No, I'm No, I'm not. I'm going to sit in my car. >> Doesn't she resisting it? She is. Dude, she's in the hands off of me. >> I need you to go. I need you to go with me. >> I'm not going any >> I understand her age. >> Pulled her over for speeding. Give her a speeding ticket. >> That's what I said. GIVE ME MY GODDAMN SPEEDING TICKET. >> OH, I got beer cans in my back of my car. >> Even after that, the situation did not settle down. While her son tried to calm things from one side, she kept insisting she had done nothing wrong, pushing back against every effort to move the investigation forward. >> Resisting. >> Ma'am, understand something. You're going to be charged with resisting >> with violence. You >> charge me. >> If you're going to have that mentality, I I don't care how old you are. We will pull you out of this car. >> No, you won't. >> Does she have any other medical conditions we should be aware of? >> Absolutely, dude. She's 82. >> What medical conditions does she have? She has, >> which makes her have to pee all the time. >> Okay. >> Um, >> how far away are you guys? >> Two streets over. >> Two streets over. >> Literally two streets over. >> Were you in the car with her? >> No, my truck's right there. Listen, man. Those those those beer cans are mine. >> Weeks earlier. I haven't cleaned her car. It's my fault. >> But she literally can't drink. She takes It would make her vomit. >> Okay. You wouldn't mind please staying out of the road? I don't want you getting hit. >> Hey, listen. She's taking me out of but we are not. We are past that point, sir. >> No, we're not. We are. >> Makes her if she >> It doesn't matter. I don't listen. Her medical history doesn't change what currently happened. I will not argue with you. We have I don't I don't care. We have active charges on her right now. You need to understand. Keep your distance. >> We have a super right now. We have charges. All right. >> For what? Pull her over. >> Listen, you stay on the side right there. Let us do our job. All right. We will answer your questions right now. I completely understand that. You can happily stand there and record all you want. Right now, let us do our thing. We will follow up with you once we're done here. I'm not We're done. >> I'm asking for I'm asking for a lieutenant. >> We are done talking. >> Listen, officer, what is your name and badge numbers? Deputy man with the sheriff's office starting to >> The son then tried to explain away the beer cans and redirect attention back to the original reason for the stop. But by then, deputies were no longer deciding whether this was just about speeding. They were dealing with the refusal, the physical resistance, and everything that had happened after she was told to step out. >> I told you to give me a speeding ticket. >> I know I'm believe I was speeding and then you come back and want me to step out of the car. >> Yes, ma'am. And I have the right to do so. I have the right to do so. And because you're resisting to get out of the car, I have the right. I'm not resisting. >> I give you plenty of chance to step out of the car. Do >> you have any weapons on you? >> No. It's a simple question. No. Okay. Let's get her out. Okay. No. Come on, ma'am. Right now. Okay, mother. >> Careful. Come on. >> Don't you dare try to do that. >> I WILL TRY TO do that. >> You need a >> Hey, are youing kidding me, dude? >> Where's the [ __ ] ambulance? >> I need a ambulance. >> 82 years old. It takes three people for 82 years. >> Stop trying to kick me. Get me a goddamn ambulance, mother. You me up totally. >> Double I got it. Shut up. >> Shut the up. >> Oh, you're good, mother. You're good. I'ming not good. I'm not good. >> Start yourself another charge. >> Oh, good. >> Yeah, that's great. >> Charge me a minute. Charge me. >> All right, let's go. >> No, >> wait. Are you kidding me? I need an ambulance. >> We got one coming. >> OKAY, GOOD. I'M NOT GETTING IN THERE TILL they come. Pull me over for a goddamn speeding ticket. >> You got him. >> Yeah. Watching. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Yeah. Do you have anything on you at all? >> The son then tried to explain away the beer cans and redirect attention back to the original reason for the stop. But by then, deputies were no longer deciding whether this was just about speeding. They were dealing with the refusal, the physical resistance, and everything that had happened after she was told to step out. legality. You don't have a right to make me get out of my car. >> I I do for case law. Yes, ma'am. I do. >> I don't think so. For speeding ticket. >> Really? >> No. For resisting? >> I didn't resist. I didn't want to get out of the car. What? I have to oy I have to obey them. I have to obey you. >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I don't. No, I do not. >> Well, that's why you're going to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. That's why you're going to go to jail. I'm fixing this. This is ridiculous. I don't have to get out of the goddamn car for a speeding ticket. And I don't know who that prick was that pulled me over. I told him, I says, "Here's my did you ask for?" He goes, "Oh, you got a lot of beer cans back here." I'm like, "Okay, they're all empty and they're not mine." Then he wanted me to get out. I said, "No, I'm not getting out. I am not getting the out." And then he called everybody else, I guess. I don't know what the >> Deputy Henderson. >> That's That's me. >> That's you? >> Yes, ma'am. >> No, I want the one that pulled me over. Are you the one that pulled me over? >> Yes, ma'am. I am. >> Okay. Can you text it to me? >> I text it to you? They'll You'll have the paperwork for it. >> Well, >> I'll make sure you have it. >> Maybe. Why did you do this? >> Me? >> You? Yes. >> Why did you >> I didn't do [ __ ] I DON'T WANT TO GET OUT OF MY GODDAMN CAR. I was married to a cop for 48 years. I told you that. >> So if your It was your husband. >> Yes. >> So if your husband stopped out with somebody and ordered them to step out of the vehicle for an investigation, would you expect them to do that for your husband? >> For an investigation. For what? You said I was speeding. What made you investigate me for anything else? What did it What did those empty beer cans in the back of my car? >> Yes, ma'am. Your empty beer cans and you had glossy eyes. >> I don't even investigation. You step out of the vehicle. >> No off. >> Those two things don't go together, right? Driving and drinking. >> No, I don't think so. Cuz I don't drive the goddamn car. But you didn't ask me that. Do you know how stupid this is when there's drug dealers everywhere and you catch an 82y old woman for speeding and take her to jail? Oh, this is a real good thing for your time, isn't it? Oh, yeah. You've really my life up, baby. I don't know why. I hope I can sue the sheriff's department. I don't want to sue you. Although you up, you should have never done this, but I want to sue the >> Investigators later determined that during the struggle, she had gripped her keys and swung them toward an officer's face and throat area. She was ultimately charged with resisting arrest with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, and aggravated assault on an officer. Next, this reckless driver's attempt to run turned an ordinary traffic stop into a complete nightmare. >> On October 10th, 2024, Comra police stopped a Chevy Trailblazer for running a red light and not displaying valid license plates. The incident quickly escalated due to the blatant disregard for the law displayed by the group in the vehicle. >> A birth in there. So, what's your date of birth? Birthday. Yep. >> Because I don't know who you are at this moment. So, as soon as I have information, then you can come back. >> Comfortable stepping on my vehicle. >> Okay. You'll have to step out for a second. Okay. >> I don't feel comfortable stepping out my vehicle. Can you like I will give you my data birth, my post, whatever you need. But I don't feel comfortable. >> Hey, I'm talking to her right now. I can't talk to three people at the same time. All right. So, I'm talking to her right now. The driver. I don't need you guys to interfere. Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Okay. All right, guys. I don't want to. >> All right, sounds good to me. But you have to put the window down. Thank you. >> If you want to just stand by here. >> Don't feel comfortable. >> That's up to her. >> I do not feel comfortable exiting my car. >> Yeah, but >> Listen, >> if you don't come out of the car, you're going to be arrested. >> Cuz she's asking you to step out of the car. I will not. You got to come out of the car right now. Undo your seatelt and come out of the car. >> No. Call your supervisor. You don't have a license and nobody knows who you are. >> So, I just listen arguing. >> All right, we're I'm Okay, listen to me. We're not going to argue here, okay? I just need to know who she is. So, for now, she's not >> No, she has to stay right in front of my vehicle right now. >> She'll have Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one more time. If not, >> she has >> I get it. >> We're not talking to either of you. Only her. Everybody go back in your seats. >> She has a problem. She does step up like this. >> Yeah. Go ahead and lock the step out for me. >> As soon as officers ordered the driver out of the vehicle for failing to produce valid identification, they were met with fierce resistance from the passengers. Suddenly, this was no longer a simple matter of writing a ticket and moving on. >> Going to be arrested for felony supervisor. >> I understand that. I don't need to provide. >> Are you a supervisor? >> No, I'm not required. >> And I don't want to be I don't want it to escalate. >> I'm trying to get home. Okay. You don't have to call your supervisor. Why can't you call your supervisor? >> I'm not required to do so. >> If I if I feel like I'm unsafe, I'm un I >> We're going to break your window. >> We're going to break the window if you don't step out of the >> And then you're coming out anyway. >> Under arrest for anything. >> Okay. You're under arrest. >> You know what? I'm gone. I'm gone. Just under arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> What is she under arrest? >> No. For driving without a license. Step out of the car. >> Call your supervisor. Don't reach your own window. THAT WINDOW you don't They're taking off. >> After trying to calm things down to no avail, the officers made the call to break the window. Out of nowhere, the driver hit the gas and bolted. The cops were about to teach her that this was the dumbest mistake she'd ever make today. >> 60 trials. Threw Davidson for McNichols northbound. Just crash out called Detroit. Man. >> Oh my god. >> The chase ended in disaster at the McNichols intersection when Glenn's car crashed into other vehicles at high speed. The scene was a complete wreck. The car overturned and severely damaged and thick smoke and dust forced police to call Detroit's emergency services for assistance. Hey Hey, >> one of you guys come up here and sit with him. I'll go take care of him. >> Get on theing floor now. >> Get out of here. >> GET ON THE FLOOR NOW. >> GET ON THE FLOOR. >> WAIT, my sister. She didn't do nothing. >> She didn't do nothing. >> I don't care. GET ON THE FLOOR. >> SHE DIDN'T DO NOTHING. [ __ ] IS DEAD. >> SISTER, just get down. I'm trying to get around. You can TURN AROUND. I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND. >> TURN AROUND. I'M TRYING TO TURN AROUND. >> SHE PREGNANT RIGHT NOW. She's a bad sleep. Driver, PLEASE GET HER UP. >> OKAY. STAND UP. >> NO, I UNDERSTAND. DON'T GET UP. >> NOTHING. JUST keep hands away. >> Oh my god. GET OUT. >> HOLD MY HAND. HOLD MY HAND. COME ON. COME ON. COME ON. YOU GOT THIS. Stand right here. Stay right here. Stay right here. Just sit down. Just sit down. Sit down here. >> Back seat driver. She didn't do [ __ ] Can you get >> KEEP GOING DOWN. >> STAY DOWN. >> Stay down. >> Get my She pregnant. SHE GOT DOWN. It's on THE WAY. YOU GUYS GOT cause a lot of problems right now. >> That's my way. >> Y'all, we see people getting killed every day by y'all. >> ON THE WAY, >> Y'ALL. KILL. Y'ALL TRIED TO KILL US. >> Stay down. Please. I don't want to hurt you. >> Please. I can't. I can't. I need >> I don't want to hurt you. >> I need to be in a position. My baby. It was in the seat. >> HOW FAR ARE YOU? >> I'M SHE NEED TO GET UP. SHE CAN'T DO [ __ ] >> IT'S ON THE WAY. >> SHE'S BACK FROM THE HOSPITAL. SHE GOT TO GET UP. >> I'M NOT GOING TO DO SIT. JUST SIT SIT ON YOUR >> OKAY. SIT ON YOUR BACK. EMS IS ON THE WAY. >> EMS is on. >> Instead of realizing that her own reckless acceleration had caused the crash, the group used their radical anti- police mindset as an excuse. One woman kept pointing out she was pregnant to dodge accountability, but the officers didn't even bother arguing back. >> I said, "No, AMS is coming right now. You need to chill. YOU NEED TO CHILL. >> NOTHING THAT'S GOING ON. >> AMS is on the way. >> I just graduated from criminal justice. >> I understand. Can y'all help her? Can she call her baby daddy to come here? >> She didn't do nothing. Nobody's leaving. >> I didn't leave my my baby. I don't know what happened. >> EMS is on the way. So you want to chill. You're just going to cost yourself more. >> Y'ALL GOT TRAIN MORE THAN THIS FOR HER. Y'ALL got train for better. >> You just cost yourself more training than this. >> Okay. Me. I'm talking about her. >> AMS way. >> Sit down. >> OKAY. NOW >> I'M TRYING to sit down. >> Are they okay? >> Yeah, I'm now. >> Oh. You >> piece of >> You guys just killed probably someone. >> We didn't. We were That was going to be >> No one is going to show you. No one was No one listening going to kill us. He was going to kill us. No one was going to We Everybody DIED BECAUSE OF Y'ALL. Y'ALL KILLING US EVERY DAY. EVERYBODY DIED BECAUSE OF Y'ALL. Y'all killing us and dragging women out the car every day. WE JUST SEEN THAT LAST WEEK. >> SEND. Are you okay? >> We seen that last week. She's pregnant. She need help. She didn't do nothing. I'm going to have you come right here. >> She didn't do nothing. So get her help officer right there. You come here. Right here. She calling me. >> I need you to right there. I'm not doing nothing. I'm not aggressive or nothing. >> I'm going to have to stand up. Stand up for me. Stand up for me. All right. Stay right here. Stay right here. Face that way. You're going to bend the wrist for now. Okay. Okay. Come on. >> Bae, you okay? Babe, >> she's done. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm just talking to her. We got the right to talk. >> All right. >> Come on this way. Wait. Wait. Wait. I need some shoes. I have no shoes. >> We're not getting shoes right now. Not at this moment. >> Not at this moment. All right. We're not going to do this right now. Let's go. Keep walking. >> That's not what you got trained to do. >> Keep walking. >> Keep walking. >> Look. Yeah. I know. As officers worked to secure the scene, the rear seat passenger repeatedly said she was eight months pregnant. Tragically, local reports later confirmed that the unborn child did not survive. For Aaliyah Glenn, the consequences would be severe. She was convicted on multiple felony charges and sentenced to 7 to 15 years in state prison with parole eligibility beginning in 2032. But the arrogant young woman who loved ordering the cops around was about to learn a harsh lesson. >> You don't have to say anything. Go talk to them. On May 4th, 2025, police responded to a domestic violence call in which a young woman allegedly strangled her ex. Got it. Got it. Got it. 14. >> I got it. I got it. Got it. >> You're good. You're good. >> Hang on. Why are you lying? >> I'm checking this to yourself. >> Hey, you know what? >> Step outside. >> Walk. Let's go. >> Go. Go for it. >> By the time officers arrived, they were faced with the situation already in motion. What they observed on scene was enough to establish probable cause for an immediate arrest. But getting her into custody was anything but simple. >> Okay, go forth. I'll give you a second. >> It's stickers right there. I have no >> That's not my problem, >> ma'am. I don't have >> That's not my problem. Go. >> I don't have no >> Are you going to comply? Go. >> Go. Go. Are you going to comply or not? Go. >> I don't have no >> It doesn't matter. Go. >> Go. >> Go. Are you going to go or you keep my Are you going to go or no? trying to danger. >> Get in the car, you stupid. >> Stop me. STOP. KNOCK IT OFF. >> I don't care. KNOCK IT OFF. >> KNOCK IT OFF. >> Knock it off. >> I fell. I got you. >> I'm a taser. >> I have to get off. I fell. >> I'm a taser you. >> Get your ass in the car. >> Okay. I fell. Do not come. I'll tase her. Step in. >> Fail us. >> Step in. Step in, please. I'll talk to you in a second. So, let's just relax. >> Bruiser. Y'all not even worried about that? >> I get it. >> You don't get out the situation. >> See my on my face. >> Officers escorted her to the patrol vehicle, but getting her inside proved to be another challenge. After several failed attempts, they were forced to physically place her in the back seat. With the suspect secured, officers returned to the house to continue their investigation. from start to finish. I'm going to need you to be 100% honest with me so I can work with you. Okay. Okay. >> So, she called me. I uh answered. I guess she was still on the Wi-Fi, so that means she was close around. >> Okay. >> So, she called me. I answer. I said, "I'm getting your stuff right now." I said, "I'm about to I'm about to bring it outside. I'm about to bring it." She already at the door and she already at the door. And she my mama was about to go outside, smoke her black, and she was banging on the door and my mama was like, "I can't let you in." You feel me? I can't let you in >> and things like that. So this is the second time. So >> just now um so she so she pick up a brick after banging on the door. She pick up the brick and she say I'mma throw this at your car. Right. She picked she said I'mma throw it at your car. So I I said wait wait wait no no no no no no. And I I I rushed that to me. >> I panicked and I opened the door. I know y'all said don't open the door but like I open the door. the door. >> If someone is coming at the break and banging your house like that and I saw her on top of you, you need to handle what you need to handle. You understand? Take care of yourself. Okay? It's okay. >> That's video of her hitting her. >> I'm be honest. I feel like this is a relationship and I feel like you're not being honest with me. >> I just It's It's not It's just a friendship. >> It's just a friendship. It's a friendship. >> You wasn't really ready. I'm not We wasn't ready for a relationship because she keeps doing things like this. >> So, have you got Do you mind if you you step over there and I talk to her? >> Sure. >> Have you guys messed around before? >> Okay. Did she What's this right here? >> She choked. >> She choked you? >> Yeah. She kind of grabbed my neck. >> When did that happen? >> Uh when we was in the room >> today? Last night? >> Yeah. >> Today? >> Mhm. Just a little bit ago. In domestic violence cases, victims don't always want to see their partners arrested. But with visible injuries and statements from witnesses, the investigation no longer depended on whether the victim wanted to press the issue. Back at the patrol vehicle, the suspect showed little interest in letting the situation settle down. >> Are we going to do this again? Really? Are we really going to do this again? >> I guess so. >> The choice is yours. I don't give it. >> I bet you don't. You won't even ask a simple question. Why you can't tell? You've been sitting right there and went back and forth. Just ask her. >> I was talking to my other officer. I wasn't talking to them. >> You was right there. >> I was understand where I was at. Again, you don't dictate what I do. >> But I don't care about another career. >> I mean, I can play that card and not sneak from you. >> I want my food. >> Put your feet in. >> I bet you wanted my foot, >> Simone. Come on. You want my foot or no? I just want to talk to her and I'm making it so hard. >> You're not going to get your way by doing this [ __ ] >> I'm just making it so freaking hard. >> You're the one making it hard. >> I'm not making it hard at all. >> Yeah, you are. Put your foot in. Put your foot in. >> Dude, you wanted to freaking shank my things or not. >> Put your foot in. >> You wanted to shank my stuff. What do you mean >> shank your What? >> You wanted to do my feet. What are you talking about? >> I'm putting shackles on you. So, quit kicking my >> Okay. And >> I kick it again. The [ __ ] >> Oh my god, dude. You're not nearly as badass as you think you are. >> Yeah. Keep kicking that girl. >> What started as an arrest that could have been quickly released on bail, her repeated vandalism in the patrol car led police to escalate the severity of her detention. Repeated warnings did little to change the outcome. >> And what if I died? I couldn't press charges on y'all. >> Great. For some reason, we're good. >> Do it. >> And we >> You know what I saw? I saw you attacking an officer right there. >> Oh, I was kicking the door. >> I hope you have it on video camera. >> Have it all on video. >> Okay. It could be on video camera right here. It could be on video camera. >> This is recording you. >> It is. I know. I see you, too. Good. >> I'm not dumb. I can see it recording me. I'mma tell you this one time. All right. >> Please stop talking to me. Stop talking to me. Why you have to talk to me? You don't have to say anything. Go talk to them. >> Yeah. Go talk to them. >> Go talk to them. >> Is that what you want? >> Yeah. Go talk to them. >> Oh, is that >> Since you care about them so much, go talk to them. >> I I just want to know. Are you >> Go talk to them. >> I just want to make sure you're safe and you're comfortable. You >> You don't care if I'm comfortable or safe. >> No, for real. Are you comfortable? >> You loosen them. It hurts. When you was on me, it hurt. >> But you don't care because I kicked you, right? Would you like me to check? >> Okay, then you will not check it for me. What do >> you mean? I'm just trying to help you out. What you need? >> Ma'am, can you please go? >> No, I'm just trying to help you out. >> You're not trying to help me out. >> Oh, am I not? >> You're not. You're being sarcastic. >> No, you're saying you didn't say it was loose. I said it was tight. >> I'm in charge of this call. >> I said it was tied. I said it was tight. >> I'm listening. >> Would you like me to Would you like me to fix it for you? >> You can go talk to them. You could go talk to them. >> I'm in charge this call. So, I'm going to wait for another officer to get >> You can go talk to them. >> Are you comfortable? >> I'm trying to I'm seriously trying to help you out. >> I'm not comfortable. No, ma'am. You're not trying to help me out. If you try Can you help me up then? >> I don't want to be on the floor. I feel uncomfortable. Can you help me up? >> Can you fix your feet real quick? >> Are you going to get back in the truck and shut the door or you keep throwing your little baby ass? >> By this point, much of the struggle stemmed from the suspect's own resistance. Even so, she continued portraying herself as the one being treated unfairly. By the end, the situation had reached a point where officers felt they had little choice but to deploy a taser. >> Walk in here. >> I can't. So, it's >> it's okay. It's the >> It's the tight y'all. It's tight. I can't. >> What's tight? >> It's the thing. I can't walk. It's tight. I >> ask you to walk. I'm asking to stand. >> I'm trying to stand. It's tight. Oh, this how it's been talking to me. Can I talk to you? >> Over there. Over there. We're not talking to you right now. >> She will when she gets in the car. >> I'll talk to you in a second. Let's just be calm. Let's just do this. >> And I was trying to press charge. Y'all not doing [ __ ] >> Let me talk to you. But this is my lieutenant right here. Okay. It's going to be >> I'm not doing [ __ ] about that. He can't be pressing. You press no matter what. Watch out. >> No. I want to talk to her now. She's talking to you the car. Just leave it. >> Will you taking me to jail? So, I can't do it. I lose it knowing y'all. >> Close your foot. >> So, I'm just close it. Excuse me. >> She's going to talk to you. I told you that before. I came out here and talk to you >> at all. >> Not right now. No. >> I bet y'all don't care about nothing. >> Watch your foot >> at all. >> Watch it, please. >> No. I'm trying to talk to you. >> I get it. And I'm going to talk to you in the car. >> When are you taking me to jail? That's weird. >> Let me talk to you. >> When I'm trying to talk to you, I want to press charges. I got to shoot. Did you Did you brand her? >> No. >> No. Did she get you in the car? >> Excuse me. >> Here. Watch your leg. >> You didn't even tell me my right >> or you didn't take my pictures. Yes, you do. That's the law. >> What do you mean that's the law? >> That's the law. How you going to kill me? >> THAT'S THE LAW. STOP. >> She was arrested and charged with domestic assault by strangulation, assault, and injury, trespassing, and obstruction of duty. But the chaos didn't end there, especially when an obnoxious woman decided to spit on a police officer. >> Came at me at the [ __ ] >> told you spit in my mouth. Stop. >> On October 18th, 2024, police arrived at the scene of a group of people causing a disturbance outside a nightclub. The situation quickly escalated to a point where officers had no choice but to separate everyone involved and piece together what actually happened. >> WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM? WHAT'S THE PROBLEM? >> WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? >> That I'm ass. >> Yeah. And that's it. >> I'm out here. >> That's all we're saying. >> And she mad that none of her. >> I'm not mad. These are not my >> So why you arguing with for be quiet? Be quiet. Be quiet. Be quiet. >> Can you take me home? >> I'm not taking you home. Step over there. >> That's fine. >> I'm tired of the [ __ ] >> Hey, come over here cuz I'm talking to you. >> Come here, please. >> What? Don't grab my hand. What's going on? >> I came from Ryers. I come here. Back up a little bit. I don't know if you're intoxicated or what? >> I am intoxicated from 12:00. Okay. >> You see the guy with the white shirt with the fat heavy set? I was dancing on him out of nowhere. >> That's what her boyfriend was. I don't know him. I met him at Myers at downtown. Okay. >> The girl with the dress, she pulls me with my hand. Oh, come here. Let's talk >> in front of the security at Myyers. Oh, >> so you guys been going on since Myers? >> I don't I've never met her till today. >> Okay. >> Happened at Myers. Like, this has been going on since Myers. >> Yeah, but you here. >> I didn't know that. I'm chilling. I came to Latinos. I'm chilling. I got my drink. She's harassing me at the bar. I'm alone. I'm not with no home girls. I'm not with nobody. I'm >> going out by yourself. >> Yeah, I'm chilling. I live right there on somewhere in full in military. >> One woman admitted she had been drinking since midnight and that the conflict began over jealousy involving another female. What started as a personal dispute had already shifted into something much harder to control. A search for missing belongings. >> Don't grab me. I'm serious. Grab me. >> I'm sorry. My my P my ID is in there >> and in the back. >> There's no pink juicy bag in there. >> Yes. >> Where >> she had it? >> Where's the pink juicy bag? >> And in the back of her purse inside a black and black and white bird. >> Do you have Could you open the trunk for just a second so we could just see if she has this in there or not? >> C brought my my >> clothes in my I don't care. >> Well, my stuff is in there. >> I don't believe you. I gave you your and I gave it to you in the club. >> What was the last thing I told you? Stop. >> It was a It was She's a stupid. >> It was the iPhone 16 vortex. >> I don't I gave it to you. I walked in the club. >> I got in the closet and gave her not inside. >> The pink bag is inside, but the rest of my stuff is in the pink bag. >> I spent the night at her at her house. >> No, >> you didn't drive them. No, >> they are not. >> These three are coming home. Spend the night at her. He can go home with her since she want to be there. >> My phone is back in her purse. my my nowhere cuz I went in the club and gave it to you for that same reason. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> You know damn WELL YOU MUST >> ALL RIGHT, THAT'S IT. I'M NOT DOING THIS no more. You're going to go inside and look for your BAG. YOU UNDERSTAND ME? GO INSIDE AND LOOK FOR YOUR BAG. Go inside and look for your bag. Go inside. >> She was in there. Tedd me IN THERE. >> GO INSIDE AND look for your bag. Right. >> At that point, the entire scene turned into confusion. The woman insisted that her items were inside someone else's car or bag. When officers attempted a routine search of the trunk, the pink bag she described was nowhere to be found. From that moment, the tone of the stop began to change. >> Got in the bag of purse. >> No, we're not doing this now. >> PLEASE, BRO. >> I SAW HER. >> I got my pink bag in there. E [ __ ] spit just got in my mouth. YOU NEED TO SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. >> I JUST GOT YOUR SPIT IN MY MOUTH. >> GET YOUR ass and go in there and get your bag that you told me was in there. YOU BETTER GET IN THERE RIGHT NOW. GET OUT OF HERE. >> I SPENT THREE nights in her house. >> You better have no diseases. I swear to God. >> My birth certificate in there, bro. >> Disgusting. >> This behavior is disgusting. I don't appreciate this. I don't like this. You understand? This is 4 in the morning for no reason for this to be happening right now. You understand me? >> Morning for you guys to be out on a Thursday night going into a Friday morning. >> That's ridiculous. >> And I have her talking to me and then she gets her nasty spit in my mouth. I'm sorry, but I don't appreciate that. >> So, I'm heated. [ __ ] that [ __ ] I don't even know. You understand that >> to get her speech? >> Huh? >> Jeremiah. >> Jeremiah who? >> I'm going remember that. >> I'm going remember that. >> I'm not Jeremy. Jeremy, >> I I don't know what you're talking to me about, but understand something. I am not having it. Especially after getting her spit in my mouth. I want you to bounce immediately. Like, get out of here. I don't care if you walk down military trail, whatever it is, you got to go. >> I'm getting picked up. >> Okay, well got an Uber. Call an Uber right now. >> Although police officers are trained to exercise restraint, being physically assaulted with bodily fluids in the early morning hours after a tiring shift is beyond their tolerance and immediately the situation escalated beyond a stern verbal warning to action. >> You don't even work like go get your bag. Is this what is this guy wearing your your juicy bag? >> No in there. >> She got my [ __ ] >> She just picked me up from hide away. She want to pick with me, bro, cuz she picking with my home girl. >> Go and check inside. You >> I don't got to tell that was inside. He has it. Look, Justin. Justin, you gota >> I just told you that. >> See? Okay. I just told you this guy had a juice >> and I spent three days at her house. >> Didn't I just tell you to step away? Step away from me. >> Since you want to play, let's play then. Let's play. >> Let's play. >> I'm not playing these games. You want to play around? Let's go. She's the one that come. >> No. Too bad. >> I let my baby go, bro. >> That does not play. >> I see no security to call the bag. Let go your bag. Stop swinging your hair around. If you hit me with your hair one more time, >> stop. >> Don't move. >> Disorderly conduct with no end in sight and constantly creating new disruptive behaviors leaves the police with no choice but to handcuff her to restore order. At this point, her belated cowardice comes to the four, further fueling her victim mentality. >> She came at me at the [ __ ] club. I already told you spit in my mouth. Stop. I'm disgusted right now. >> I've barely been talking to you. It's been hurt. >> You're over here showing your titties, doing all this stuff. You You're like, you don't know how to behave yourself. You could have left a long time ago. You could have left a long time ago, but since you want to play around and think it's a joke when it's not. >> Because And because you think you're a t You think you're a cop, you could just do me any type any type of way you want, right? Okay, that's fine. >> That's how it gave you multiple >> You gave me multiple chances. I was nice about it multiple times. >> I was nice about it >> to call the cops. >> I was nice about it. >> And I told him, >> "Turn around and get in my patrol car. Take a seat. I gave you multiple opportunities and I told her, >> it's not cool. I've been nice to you this entire time. >> Let's go, face. the front. >> I've been nice to you. Very nice. Way too nice. And then now you keep going. >> And what about when she spit in my face and when she slap me in the face and a lot of these mom call the cops. >> You know what? I could add additional charges and stuff and [ __ ] I'm not doing all this stuff. All right. And I got spit from your mouth in my mouth >> cuz I'm I'm talking and I'm drunk. >> Finally, the woman was charged with disturbing the peace and resisting arrest. Next, this young woman is about to prove that threatening the police is never a good way to avoid trouble. I'll >> kill you. >> I'm going to kill you. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm coming for you cuz you a traitor. >> On November 19th, 2025, police received a call reporting a woman causing a disturbance in front of a house. Upon arriving at the scene, police found that she showed no signs of cooperating. >> All right. >> Yes. >> Carol, it's Officer Smith. Do you want ahead put the baseball bat down for me? >> I don't. >> Okay. What's going on today? Okay. What's What's What's wrong? >> You're a [ __ ] You're a [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yes, you. >> What? I don't know what I did, but I'm sorry. >> What about you? Who are you? Solar. >> Hey, put that down. Put that down. >> No. >> Put it down. >> Negative. >> Okay. >> This is my property and I willing kill any of you guys. >> Hey, that's >> I'm on my property and I'lling kill any of you. >> Do you understand? Cuz internal affairs is coming for you. You and you. >> Okay. >> Bye. >> Hey, can we talk to you for a second? >> No, you cannot. >> Okay. >> You mean the forever. >> Foring ever. >> Carol, >> do you understand me, [ __ ] >> We just want to understand what's going on. We're trying to help. >> You understand perfectly now. Hey, Harley. >> No, I don't know who that is. >> Go talk to Russo. That >> he's coming. He's coming. >> Hey, Carol. Russo. >> When I see a Russo on my steps, I'lling stop. >> Well, he's coming right now. >> The woman was holding a baseball bat, and her behavior was becoming increasingly erratic as she spoke. At this point, officers had to treat the situation as high risk and adjust their approach accordingly. Even so, they continued to attempt verbal communication. >> Just Just take a step back, guys. It's fine. >> Yeah, it's good. It's good. >> No, it's not good. It's real bad. >> Did something happen with the wreath earlier today? >> Yeah. >> What happened? >> I knocked on their door with my baseball bat. >> Okay. Why? Because they're just like this that and that nurse down there. Guess what? You want to know something special? She's best friends, besties. Guess with who. Can you guess >> who? >> Eric'sing cousin Kim. Anothering nurse. >> Who's Eric? >> Who's protecting the child molesters? You guys. You guys are protecting child molesters. >> Who's Eric? >> Do you know that? >> Who's Eric? >> You know that or you? >> Well, we'd like to help. I want to see Russo. I made it. Wait, >> he's coming. >> This better be Russo. >> 104. She's Ian asking for you. >> Three cops right outside my property and I'm going to kill any one of them that steps one toe on my property. >> That's good. >> Any one of them. And they hear me right now. And they're calling for backup right now. >> No, we're just asking where Russo's at. >> There he is. >> They're all coming. >> He's right here. Russo's right here for you. >> Yeah. Get here real quick. Real quick. I'm in big trouble. >> There's three [ __ ] right on my doorstep. Don't step on my property. >> I'm on the sidewalk, ma'am. >> You better stay there. >> I will. >> Capich? >> Yes, I understand now. >> You understand now? >> I understand, ma'am. >> The woman appeared to be operating under the belief that so-called castle doctrine laws allow the use of lethal force against anyone stepping onto private property. This means the matter can no longer be resolved with just a warning. >> You You need to get evaluated after what you go yourself. Oh, I'm not going to. Okay, Carol, >> I'm on my property. I can do what I want. >> No, no, you didn't. >> Touch me and I'll Touch me. Touch me and I'll kill you. >> Touch me and I willing kill you. I'll kill anyone. >> What are you think? >> Oh, you're German. >> That explains it. Stubborn. >> What are you, Russo? >> Huh? >> What do you think I am? >> I think you're Italian. Well, >> bad ass Italian. So, >> thank you. Carol, >> you yourself. >> You know what? I know. I know. >> I got a light for you. >> I know all about that. You used to live in this house or your grandpa. >> No. >> Who was it? >> No one ever lived in the house. >> I'll go ahead. >> Who was it? >> 2133. Stay insecure. Give him >> You can unchain the cuffs now. >> Oh, we can. >> You can. And you will. Where's my kids? >> They're not here. We >> They're with that child molester. You left him with a child molester for this long. >> You put you put a child molester in my house. >> Carol, >> the cops. >> Carol, >> the [ __ ] >> You all did it. >> And you're alling going down for it. Guess what? >> You know, I just put her in the closest >> Yeah, we can fire. When negotiation fails and the suspect remains defiant, holding a weapon and threatening lives, the police will end the dialogue. The psychological breakdown from losing control caused Carol to become deranged on the way to the police car. >> These hurt. These cuffs hurt >> and you guys areing [ __ ] >> You guys are all [ __ ] and I'm going to kill any one of you >> on my property. You understand me? >> Stop trying to stop trying to trip me in my yard. We're in my yard. We were in my yard. You You're aing [ __ ] You know that. You're aing [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Yeah, you are. >> Hag. You >> Am I pissing you off? No, >> just a little bit. Not at all. >> Getting a little iate. >> No. >> Are you? >> I can tell your pulse is elevated. By the way, your pulse is elevated. >> What you did was an aggravated >> I'm going to have a heart attack. Are you ready? Yeah, I got her. >> Are you ready? Cuz I'm going to have a stroke. >> Okay. Everything's >> My eyes are twitching. I can't see. Right. >> Yeah. >> Why would you feel like this? You want to feel like this? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> You like this? >> No. Do you have any weapons on you? >> We're looking for weapons. >> I got a police [ __ ] >> [ __ ] [ __ ] don't know that. Cuz they thinkies are white cuz they're gay and they've never seen a [ __ ] before in theiring lying. >> Were you going through my [ __ ] too? Carol, you got to be first. >> You need my [ __ ] squat. You understand me? Capich? >> Because all >> I'm getting better at it, too. >> You threatened people, >> you police officer doing her job, which is an aggravated battery. The woman began shouting that she was having a medical emergency and claimed she was about to suffer a stroke. But her tone shifted quickly during the interaction, moving from distress to aggressive remarks toward officers. >> I'm not getting enough. You have no rights. You have no rights. No. No. No. No. No. You're making a big mistake right now. You guys need to let me go and take these cuffs off. Go get my kids and my dog and bring it back from thating child molester. Pronto. Pronto. Look at I'm spitting. I'm soing bad. >> Okay. >> I'ming spitting, man. >> All right. Well, >> okay. >> You're going to break my new glasses. You're going to break my new glasses that I got from that queen. >> Good luck. Gooding luck. I'm strong as a horse. You >> can give me as much drugs as you want. Hey, can you pull that to me? >> Here. You know what? Undo the belt. Undo the belt. >> All right. >> I'm going to kill you. >> All right. >> I'm going to kill you. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm coming for you cuz youing traitor. You're a traitor. >> You're aing traitor, >> Carol. >> To our country. To ouring country. >> You're a trading [ __ ] >> All right. You You're going to keep on kicking. >> You hit me with the seat belt one more time or so. I didn't hit you. >> Get off and stop kicking people. >> The suspect faces charges of disturbing the peace, resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, and making terrorist threats. Finally, this entitled man takes his refusal to cooperate to an entirely new level. I WASN'T even here. >> On November 14th, 2025, at approximately 9:11 p.m., a routine patrol officer in Woodridge spotted a silver Honda Civic stopped beyond the white line at a red light with no functioning registration light. >> Life proof insurance, please. >> What? >> Helping her. I'm helping her look for her wallet. What? >> What? I don't know what you're reaching around for. Stop reaching around. Stop. >> Looking around. Got a whole camera. >> You know why I'm stopping you tonight? >> Sorry. >> Do you know why I'm stopping you? >> No. >> Okay. Couple reasons. One, your registration plate lights out. Two, you're stopped over the stop line at the at the light. Okay. So, those are the two reasons why I'm stopping you tonight. Okay. Do you know your plate light was out? >> No. Okay. Hey, my man, stop reaching around. Put your hands up on the top cuz you can't listen. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. I don't know how hard it is to listen. I don't want you reaching around when I don't know what's in the vehicle. >> Perfect. Just keep your hands up. Thank you. >> Carlos Mahia, seated in the back, repeatedly glanced around the vehicle and reached toward concealed areas. Behavior that quickly caught the officer's attention. After making sure everyone remained still, officers shifted the conversation toward a different concern. >> How much weed's in the car? >> Sorry. >> How much weed is in the car? You guys smoke in the car? You guys smoke occasionally in the car? Is that why I smell it? Okay. >> How much weed is in the car? >> Maybe just a couple roaches or something in the ashtray. Is that what I'm smelling? >> Just that. Okay. >> Okay. You mind handing that to me, please? >> Perfect. This is all that's in there. Just this here. You get No, ma'am. Don't Don't reach. Okay. Stay right there. This is it. Okay. Okay. >> All right. Hey, where's uh three? I got three applicants in the vehicle that we're going to pull out. >> Where you work at, ma'am? You work at WeatherTech in Bowling Brook. Um, no. No. >> Market price. >> Market price in front of Amazon. >> Oh, in front of Amazon. Okay. >> Hey, ma'am. You might turn off the vehicle for me. Go and turn off the car and put the keys up on the dash. Okay. All right. Back passenger's coming out. He's reaching around a lot, not listening. >> Not only that, is there's wind in the car. So, everybody's out of the car. >> So, >> step on out, my man. >> Step out. >> Right. What rights, buddy? We have public car search vehicle. Get out of the car now. We're going to remove you out of the car. Get out. >> Where's your keys at? Ma'am, hand me your keys. >> Ma'am, hand me your keys. >> Ma'am, the driver was surprisingly honest about the marijuana inside the vehicle. While that admission certainly didn't help her case, it did save the officers a great deal of time. Unfortunately, the rear passenger didn't seem interested in taking the same approach. >> You're being ma'am. Stay in the vehicle. Get back in the car now. Stand get in the vehicle. >> [ __ ] Am I being detained? >> You're being detained. >> Ma'am, come back here. Come back here. >> I got ma'am. Just stay where you're at. Okay. >> Okay. We're going to stay right here for the time being. Stop. Stop pulling on back. >> Ma'am, stand right here. I don't want you walking away. Stay right here. We're not playing games. You're trying to be a police. Okay. Open one. >> Okay. All right. Go walk back here to me. Okay. Walk back over here. >> Come over here. We have trouble across your vehicle. Step over here. Okay. >> I'm not asking. I'm telling you to. Okay. Come over here. Turn off face car. Put your hands up here. You don't have anything in your pockets. >> Stop. Stop. >> My cell phone. >> Okay. Just your cell phone. Okay. >> Okay. Just your cell phone. That's it. >> My phone. >> Okay. I'm going to put it right back here. I'll let you I'll lock to you. I'll let you talk to them a second. Okay. Nothing else in the pockets. Okay. >> Turn face me. >> Okay. >> Go ahead and sit up here on the on the thing here. Come on over. Yeah. You grab your phone. Go ahead and sit here. >> Go and take a seat. Okay. >> So, you understand why everybody's out of the car, right? I want to make sure you fully understand. One, he's reaching around a lot. I don't know what's in the vehicle. Okay. Two, you guys have weed in the car. Come on back here. You guys have weed in the car. You can't have It has to be in a orderless proof container, sealed proof container from the dispensary. Okay. So, there's probably cause to search the vehicle. Okay. Obviously, I can smell it. I appreciate you being honest. I can work with you. Honestly goes a long way. But him acting a fool like this, do you think that helps your case? Do you think that makes me want to cut you brakes? >> Right. So, that's where you're at. Cuz he's got a loud mouth and he doesn't listen. It's real simple. We we have a job to do here and when we ask you guys to do something and then we tell you to do something, we expect you to do it. >> Both were detained while officers continued their investigation. The woman appeared willing to let the process play out. The man, on the other hand, seemed determined to debate nearly every part of it. Accepting the situation appeared to be a challenge all its own >> and this and that. Like, bro, weed is legal. Get the out of here. >> Not the not the way it's being transported. >> How the is it being transported if it's >> We'll see once we once we search the car. We'll see. We'll see. >> Like what the y'all talking about? Y'all making big [ __ ] or nothing. >> If you came out like 99% of the population comes out, there' be no issue. >> Bro, you grabbed me out. Stop capping. >> After we asked you enough, >> I asked you what was the reason. And you guys said, "Oh, because of the possession of smelling marijuana." And >> you told that you're reaching around and the customer was like, "Wait, >> I was and I told him I was trying to help her find her." >> Not a negotiation, though. >> I was trying to find her. Not a negotiation. >> It's not. Do you Sir, would you like to come out? >> It's a lawful order. Step out. >> Y'all busy pulling over the wrong people. Go pull over drug dealers. Go >> pull me to a drug dealer. >> I don't find one. You're the one to drug dealers about it. Huh? Go find one. Worried about noncriminals. Go find a criminals. You guys focus on regular normal people bystanders. Mother trying to go to work. Y mother don't like cows. I don't think they have problems to be snooping around un like closed backpacks. >> Any container inside the vehicle gets searched. Any container. >> It's not a container though. >> Any container, any bag, any piece of clothing, anything in the car. >> I need a paper stating that, gang. >> You don't need a paper. You need to look up the state law. >> I need No, I need I need a law. I need you to show me the law. Show me that. Show me. >> Google it. >> No, I'm not I can't Google it. If I'm arrested, show me show me what >> Once we're done. Once you're Once we're done, you won't be in Hangos no more. you'll be free to go. You can look it up. >> The officers explained the situation, but he wasn't interested in taking their word for it. Instead, he repeatedly demanded to see the law for himself. Even as he was escorted to the patrol car, the debate showed no signs of ending. >> He's getting arrested. >> How am I getting arrested for? >> For obstructing obstructing obstructing >> for not wanting to get out of the car when we asked you to. >> You got you got a cage. Put it in your spot. >> Well, let me call my dad. Grab the phone. >> You will get a phone call within 4 hours. Sacramento. >> You will get a phone call within 4 hours. >> Forget it. >> Obstructing the other side of the car. >> Like, come on, bro. Get the >> A got to lock your handcuffs and they don't tighten up on your hand. >> You got to tie it now. >> Lock them so they don't tighten up on you. >> Oh, >> I'm sure the transporting officer has to search you one more time. So, >> that's fine. Just stand right here so we can patch you down. glasses and AirPods. >> Let me get my phone. >> We'll get your phone. >> No, like right now before we leave cuz obviously you guys want to say obstruction, right? >> I got to get my >> How many times How many said we'll get it, right? >> How many times did we have to ask you to come out of he'll get it to you when we get in the car? >> I heard you guys do this before. This >> is the only reason you're here. So, just stop talking. >> Yeah, I have I have a right to speak. What the you guys mean? has the right to talk. >> [ __ ] though. >> I could be a What do you mean? >> That's why you're here, man. >> That doesn't mean you guys have that. I have a right to talk. >> You will get your phone. >> I have the right to speak. That's why I'm >> I'll get it. I'll get it straight on the other side. >> Why are you on you? >> But how is it getting worse? >> Now, >> yeah, for talking for freedom of rights. I can hide my >> Ultimately, Kimberly Sodto Rulan was convicted of six charges and released, including unlawful possession of marijuana while driving, driving without a license plate, failing to obey traffic signals, and two counts of failing to notify the Secretary of State of a change of address. Carlos Mahia was arrested and charged with three counts of resisting or obstructing police. One count was refusing to get out of a vehicle. Two counts were resisting police while handcuffed. And he was released on pre-trial conditions. for these stupid mother that want to check everything cuz like you know you're you're sorry you're American in America. >> On February 23rd, 2024, officer stopped a woman for speeding and swerving. Her overpowering odor of alcohol immediately exposed her loss of control and set the stage for what came next. >> Hi, how you doing? >> I am so sorry. Like I'm just trying to go back to my hotel and I know I was speeding. I'm so sorry. >> You got your driver license registration proof and insurance? >> Um goodness. Where's my purse? Where you coming from? >> Huh? >> I was at an Airbnb where my son is at. He plays football. So, I'm here. >> Uh-huh. >> So, we're here for his seven on seven football team. >> Okay. >> And I came from where they're staying and I'm going back to my place. >> Okay. You have your driver license, registration, insurance? >> I do, but I think it's in the back. >> In the back where? Put the windows down for me. >> The window is down. >> The back windows. Put all the windows down. >> Shoot. Where in the back is it? >> I mean, oh my god. I hope I didn't leave it at the house. Can I get out and look? Or >> You don't know where it is? >> I thought it was here, but it is not. Oh, here it is. I'm sorry. Here it is. It fell on the floor. >> Oh my god. Please. Like, um, I just want to get back to my Airbnb. >> Well, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> I did have a glass of wine. I'm not going to lie. >> A glass of wine? >> I did. Yes. Now, >> how long ago was that? >> An hour ago. All right. You have the registration insurance. >> This is a rental. >> It's a rental. You have a rental agreement. >> I'm sorry. As questioning continued, she struggled to explain her route, location, and destination, raising further concern about impairment and situational awareness. >> Well, I mean, you're going well over 100 mph. You didn't even realize you passed me, and you're swerving all over the road. So, I mean, it's kind of a problem right now. No, I know. It was more that I was looking at the GPS trying to figure out where I was going. >> You live at one and where did you say you were coming from? What's the address? >> Um, so here I was coming from >> I think that's not where I was coming from. Um, can I call my son? Like I'm not really sure. >> Yeah. Yeah. Are you sure where you're coming from? >> So, no, I don't know the address I was coming from, but it was one of the the kids' grandmother's house and I'm looking at my son's like So, this is where the team is playing, but that's not the address that >> What city was it in? >> Gosh, I I really don't know. Can I just call them? >> All right, don't worry about it right now. Um, >> what is it? All right. You rented the car, Christina? >> Yes. >> What's your phone number? >> Can you let those other windows down for me? >> Back window, too. >> And I'll be right back with you. >> Okay. >> Officers gave her the opportunity to call a family member for a ride, but she appeared unsatisfied with the leniency shown. >> Deal. Okay. Even though you argue with me all the way down here. >> I didn't argue with you. You told me you were being >> investigated for DUI because you're white. >> I I said that, but I didn't argue with you. >> I mean, that's kind of >> But I didn't argue with you. But I did say that. >> Mhm. So, even though all that happened, okay, I don't think you're impaired to the point that I should arrest you. But you are impaired enough that I'm not going to let you drive away from here. So, if you want to call your son and have him come pick your car up, pick you up, I will allow that to happen. What I will say is once you get to your hotel, okay, and he leaves you there, don't take your car out again. >> Hello. >> Hey. Um, where about are you? >> Okay. So, listen. I got pulled over and they're not going to let me drive. So, if you can like come where I'm at. I know. It's so crazy. Like, it's so ridiculous. >> Yeah. I mean, are you going to be able to send me your like Um, I was trying to send it to you earlier and I I couldn't figure out how to send it to you. >> You're on intersection. >> Is there like Can I like pull in like at least like somewhere? No. Okay. I And I'm so sorry. I know. It's so weird for us to like meet like this. It's just so bizarre. >> Rather than deescalating, she continued arguing, disputing terminology, motives, and officer intent, prolonging the encounter unnecessarily. Like I was telling her, I mean, you've got indicators of impairment, but not enough for me to arrest you and take you to gun club. Okay. So, I'm going to I'm going to let you slide tonight. You're going to go home. >> You're not letting me slide. Like, >> you are you're not getting arrested. You're not getting >> because there's like you just said, there's not enough for you to do that. >> There's enough for me to tell you not to drive your vehicle, >> right? And I'm not going to drive it. That's why I called my son. >> That's why I said we're letting you slide. We're not taking not letting me slide. I'm not arresting you >> because you don't have enough. That's what you're saying. Like it doesn't make sense. >> Ma'am, why are you still arguing with me? I'm just telling you. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm not arguing with you. >> You just said I'm letting her know that there's not a lot enough for me to let you >> to take you to jail to do. There's enough to detain you and do the roadside. >> Anyway, you just said there was not enough. That's all I'm saying. So, you're not letting me slide. It's just that you don't have enough. That's all. >> Okay. >> I mean, just >> just understand. I don't know if it's a black and white factor here cuz you guys play that game not in front of me. But you guys play that. >> You don't you don't even know who was pulling you over. It could have been anybody. So, how do you play that? But now that you did, now that you did, I know that's so disrespectful on so many levels. You don't know for you to say that to him. It is for you to say that to me. You don't know my background. You don't know his background. >> First of all, I wasn't talking to you. >> I don't care. You're talking to my partner. Let's get that first fact. Second of all, when he says you slide, we should have wrote you a bunch of go down in the car. >> Imagine being shown rare leniency in a suspected impaired driving case. Something almost never granted only to respond with behavior like this. The outcome was nothing short of disastrous. >> DIDN'T SAY A THING. DON'T GET IN MY FACE CUZ YOU DON'T KNOW ME. YOU THINK you're cop and you talk to me like that? You little cuz listen, I don't with nobody. Like I said, >> I have a good HEART. I DON'T WITH NOBODY. BUT DON'T GET IN MY FACE LIKE THAT, you >> did you have that when SHE WAS IN MY FACE? Did Did you Did you have that when SHE WAS IN MY FACE? LJ, come get me cuz I'm going to No, she was literally in my face talking. She doesn't know me. She's like, "You don't know what I've been through. You don't know what I've been through. >> You were in my face." >> No, she wasn't. >> OH, SHE WAS. >> SHE was defending. She was like, "YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT I'VE BEEN THROUGH LIKE THIS TO ME. Don't tell me she wasn't." >> Have a seat and stop. >> No, don't tell Don't tell me that. You're going to defend her cuz she's she was your maybe her. I don't know. This isn't done. This is not done cuz you don't know me. You She was in my face and you know she was. She has no idea who the I am and what I've been through. And you want to tell me you don't know what I've been through. >> Down to the road. >> Who the your car's here? You think it's like >> It doesn't matter. Somebody can hit the and then hit you. >> Good. THEY CAN HIT YOU, TOO. >> STAND over here. >> You know what? Cuz I'm white. You want to play black card? Cuz I'm white and his cop is black. That's what it is. And his whatever she's Spanish talking to my face. I'm so sick of this. Funny. Now you want to keep your mouth shut. America. You're the minority as a white mother in this in America. dumb immigrants here and you can get everything you want. >> Officers wasted no time decisively placing her in handcuffs and bringing her illusions to an abrupt end. >> Want to talk to me you little [ __ ] on you little douchebag. >> All right. And that's a put. >> No, listen. Let me just talk to my son. Please stop. >> Just stop. Please. All right. No. >> Turn around. Turn around. Christina, turn around. >> Just stop around. >> Okay. Where's my phone? All right. Turn around. I can ask you to. Can I just let me talk to my son? Can you please stop? >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Just let me talk to my son. Yep. Of course. >> You pat her down. Turn around. >> No. Pat me down. Don't let her touch me. >> Turn around. >> Don't let her touch me. Don't >> She's going to pat you down. >> No, she's not. Don't Don't touch me. >> Where's my You have anything on you that could help me? >> No, I do not. Look forward, ma'am. Thank you. >> No, I don't. I know you wanted to touch me. Yep. >> You can stop. I have nothing to lose. >> Stop, Christie. >> No, you need to stop. Like, I did not do anything. >> But you're being racist. Like, just stop and leave me alone. >> Good. >> Yep. >> Come on back here. >> Yeah. That's the control that you have that you can do that. Just give me my phone. Where's my phone? >> Your phone's going to go with you. >> No. Where is my phone? >> Have a seat. Just give me my phone. Where's Go? >> Have a seat. >> No. Where's my phone? >> Christina, have a seat in the car. >> Give me my phone so I can talk to my son. Have a seat. >> No, you need to like You need to stop harassing me. You This is sexual harassment. Don't touch my leg. >> Christina, have a seat in the car. >> You're sexually harassing me. You're sexually harassing me. Go. >> At the station, it was hard to understand how she felt no fear at all. Continuing to double down in stubborn defiance instead of backing down. >> Harass a white girl >> right there. Sit down. >> Okay. Don't Don't pinch me. >> Don't Don't let go of me. >> Sit down. >> I DID NOT TOUCH YOU. LET GO OF ME CUZ YOU'RE BLACK AND I'M WHITE. LET GO of me right now. >> No. Let He needs to let go of me right now. Let go of me. >> I'm in handcuffs. Let go of me. So why didn't you tell me now what I'm arrested for? Why didn't you tell me that? >> I'll tell you if you knock off the garbage. >> You're the garbage, mother. >> This is what I'm talking about. You're the garbage. >> First you had a problem with her. Now you got a problem. >> First of all, she got in my face. THAT LITTLE >> SO >> THAT'S WHY IT STARTED. >> THIS IS WHY YOU'RE HERE. >> SO NO, THAT'S WHY IT STARTED CUZ SHE GOT IN MY FACE. AND YOU THINK THAT'S OKAY? SHE GOT IN MY FACE. >> You think this is okay? >> She got in my face. >> Do you think YOU'RE >> I WAS FINE BEFORE THAT GOT in my face. You got in my face. So why don't you tell me your problem talking like that? >> So why don't you tell me? >> Hi. >> Hi. >> First and foremost, you going to start in this building. Well, >> you're not doing >> Oh, it's funny. I'm the only white person. Wow. >> Ma'am, it ain't got nothing to do with your color of your skin. >> It's everything. >> I care less than about the color of your skin because you breathe the same air I breathe. Let me explain something. Let me explain something to you. I agree. >> And God serves to both. SO, WHAT I'M GOING TO SAY TO YOU, that's good. That's good. But you need to answer these questions so we can get you in the business. >> I'm not answering nothing. >> Why? >> Because I don't need to. >> Why? >> Because I don't need to. >> She's cute. It's No, I'm not trying to be cute. >> No, you are. She's done. She's a >> I'm saying. You're >> damn right. I'm the one who want to change. >> She was ultimately charged with resisting officers after repeatedly refusing lawful commands and escalating the encounter through non-compliance. >> Here, right now. Where the What's the address here? Here's your handcuffs. >> Put your feet in the trunk now. >> I'm not playing with you. On February 3rd, 2022, store owner reported a woman assaulted him, grabbing his neck and tearing his shirt after being refused alcohol. >> I came in here with a lot of money. >> Okay. >> Okay. He will not let me buy I tried to buy a pack of uh beer. Won't let me buy that. I come back with one twisted tea because I have to drive all the way over here. I've drank none and I was going to drink it right here with my friends down the road. One of these roads. I don't know exactly which one. Literally, I think I had a problem with coming back to my hometown and saying, "Whoa, wow. That's weird as up." So, I'm having a hard time. I came here with a lot of money. They're all in on it. Y'all can have the money. I don't even know how much money I came in here with. But hey, I would like to take a breathalyzer and be allowed to buy my beer or use some of my damn money that I'm not leaving with. >> I didn't check my car. How much? I have some of it. I got some of it. I got some of it. First of all, >> I had a guy pinned up against the wall. >> We're going to We're going to stay over here. Take me. You ain't Take me. I didn't do nothing wrong. You didn't You're not listening. Here you go. You want this? >> I definitely don't. Look at Look. And when you're in my car stealing my rest of my money that I can't get the beer. >> Police tried to pull her away from the scene, but for someone who thought she was in control, that move clearly hit a nerve. If there's anything else that If there's anything else you want out >> here cameras. No. You know why? Because they were out here. >> We're going over here. >> We're going over here and we're going to talk. Okay. >> Yeah. I need to talk. Um, no. I'm going by my money because they're robbing me. I think I locked it this time. >> I'll dude. I know where the I am. I know. You're not going to tell me that, dude. I literally >> You're not going to throw me away from you either, cuz that's resisting. You will go to jail for that. Okay. I'm not resisting anything because you're not arrested because I've done nothing wrong. >> I'm 34 years old. I can show you my ID. I just that I grew up down this road. >> Explain what happened. That's that's irrelevant. Explain what happened. >> It's pretty expensive. I've been here a very long time. I'm pissed, dude. Like, no. I'm like, how am I not allowed to buy because I have this flat? That's not fair. I was literally going to see my friend down here. >> Honestly, I just feel offended. That's what he was trying to buy something else. Don't remember what that was. >> What happened today? What happened last? Have >> you had anything to drink today? >> I had a apparently a long year. Nothing. I'm on nothing. >> Nothing. Step back from me. I'm on nothing. I'm withdrawing off of medication because I can't make my >> Sensing the situation turning against her, the strong willed woman tried to make a break for it, but officers spotted it instantly and moved in, locking her in cuffs without hesitation. >> Ma'am, we're not going back to the store. >> Okay. Well, we're going to I want some of my money back. >> I handed him a bunch of money for the beer. One pack of beer. That's like at the most $21 or something. I'll [ __ ] >> You're not going in the car. I need to check how much money here I have in the car. >> Okay. You give me a check? >> No. >> Exactly. Actually, don't touch my car. >> Look, I'm in my hometown. I drink a lot here. I wake up right here. I would buy Gatorade every morning. Apparently, nobody'sing there. So, it's a little up. Okay. I wanted to buy a beer and I want to buy a Twisted Tea. That's it, bro. That'sing it. >> Look at my car. Like I've been through some [ __ ] dude. If somebody's car looks like that, you don't think they've been through some [ __ ] >> Ma'am, step over here, please. >> Who pass any anything? >> Stay right here. >> Right here. >> Here's my keys, dude. >> I don't want that. Actually, they I'm trying to get the car towed and it's not drivable. >> Why I'm even trying to buy a damn beer? Calm down. >> I'm not going there. I gave him a lot of money, >> please. >> Okay. >> You're No, you're not. Yeah, you can. You can. Go ahead. You don't have >> Thank you. >> You can't me bring near me. That's the problem. >> There's two sides to every story. And damn sure your [ __ ] is real. And damn sure I pinned you the up >> this way. >> You better noting I I didn't do nothing. And I [ __ ] protected myself. >> Come on now, young lady. Behave yourself. Drop the theatrics. The officers are not about to be baited by your little performance. >> If someone then puts their hands on me like that, it's over, dude. I willing protect myself. And that's what I did. I'm protecting my money. I'm protecting myself. And that's exactly what the I did not do any other time. >> Come with me. >> I'll go anywhere you say, sir. >> We're going right over here. >> I'll go jail, anywhere, hospital. Don't take me. Uh, I live inside. >> I don't live anywhere near where the I'm not doing nothing, dude. I dare you ain't even arrested. Why am I in handcuffs? Yeah. >> I know. You going to have to Can you move the truck another way and explain it to me? >> I can't breathe in here, bro. >> I can't breathe. Hell yeah. I'm at thating level. 2022 and some Y'all can't even drive down the goddamn mother road. [ __ ] Mother. Y'all think I'm Yeah. Kill me back here. I dare you, bro. Kill me back here. Oh yeah. We going to have problems, bro. Oh, we going to have major proping problems. I'm about to grab that gun, [ __ ] Hey, I got the handcuffs off you. Hey. Honestly, her constant push back was exhausting. Did she really think that dragging things out would somehow make the officers just let her walk away >> now? Here. Right now. Where the What's the address here? Here's your handcuffs. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. You cannot let me in here and risk my life. I'm on my medication. Please let me just breathe in there. >> Yeah. I have no >> Get on my You cannot find me in here because I can't breathe in there. There's absolutely no air. Like, I'm serious, bro. I you want to sell my performance for the last few years. I've been everywhere. I haven't done nothing wrong. I have weekly random rea plus more >> just >> plus completed rehab plus completed everything. No, you're not. You're not putting in I can't breathe in there. You're not putting in there. You are noting putting in this. You're killing You might kill me if you put me in there. >> Sucks. I do need it, but it ain't worth killing somebody over. You got me up. If I die, it's going to be over a hell of a lot. >> You're going in the back. You're going in the back of the truck. >> You put me in the back in the truck. I do. >> Sir, you have to put the air on. That's all I'm asking for. Sir. Sir, >> step in. Sir, you have to step in the truck. >> You have to tell me. I'll turn the air on. >> Put the air on, sir. >> Okay. I'll turn the air on if you get in the truck. >> We will turn the air on. You will step in the truck. >> All the paperwork's in my car. I Yes. I'm getting in the truck. You you hurt my shoulder. We're going to have problems. I know. >> If you bang on my window again, >> I didn't I had to bang on your window because I cannot breathe. >> If you bang on my window again, you're getting a vandalism charge. >> Vandalism charge your foot. >> You're not put Are you going to turn Why don't you turn the air? >> I'm going to tase you. >> Will you turn the air on? >> I'm going to tase you. >> Please turn the air on. That's all I cruiser. >> I will put your feet in the trunk. >> Tase now. >> I do. >> I'm not playing with you. >> Okay. But you cannot leave me in here cuz you will not hear me. Please turn the air on. >> I heard you harass me. We will turn the air on. >> Her fight dragged on, but the officers didn't bite. They simply stood back and let her sink deeper into that illusion of control she had created for herself. >> Ton of money. Whole rubber band of money. How much money you need, mother? Okay. And then I tried to buy a couple beers and they want to rob me. CUT IT ALL IN HALF. Y'ALL NEED more than me. Y'all need it more than me. I don't give a shows howing sorry you are. God sees your soul. Oh, and they're leaving me this hot car. I I you Hey. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Very dehydrated. I I asked very nicely for some water, my medication if I could give you my keys. I think I got them in my pocket. >> I'm not going to give you medication cuz I don't know exactly what you need. >> I didn't I didn't know what's going on because I want to call my lawyer right now. >> Uh you'll have the opportunity, >> sir. But I need to call my lawyer. >> You'll have the opportunity. No, you have the opportunity. >> No, I'm not. No, I can't breathe good enough. >> Put your foot back in my truck. No, I cannot breathe. >> This is like life or death. >> You cannot Can you guys just watch me for a minute? >> If I don't move, >> if I don't move, please, sir. I've been asking >> Get your foot off of my truck. >> Do you Can you please call my doctor? You can tase me. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Then call my doctor. >> Uh, look right here. >> No, I want to be tased. So, he'll take He has to take me to the hospital. take you to the hospital anyway because the way you're at. I don't want to look. No, I'd rather him take me, bro. I don't feel good. You're not locking me in here. You're not locking me in here, bro. >> God, >> I I am so full. Slower. Run a breathalyzer on me. >> What? What's >> I don't I've been up here. My lips are chapped. I'm dehydrated. >> Okay. >> I'ming dehydrated, dude. Can you see what I'm doing? >> I can here. >> I'm not evening doing nothing. I can do everything that you guys are not going to kill me. >> You're not going. Are you bringing water? >> Yes. If you sit in the truck, >> can you roll down the window? >> Can you in the truck? >> Well, you're the first one, so thank you very much, sir. Sorry. >> She later accepted responsibility without disputing several misdemeanor counts, including resisting without force, and was ultimately sentenced to 30 days behind bars. Raising your voice doesn't create power. on body cam. Every justification, protest, and victim playing only pushes these Karen women closer to handcuffs and criminal charges. Thanks for watching. What do you think about this case? Share your thoughts in the comments below. If you enjoyed the video, don't forget to leave a like, subscribe to the channel, and turn on notifications so you never miss our next upload.