you right now. >> Don't touch me and DON'T PUT YOUR HAND. >> I TOLD YOU you disobey the police officer. >> What? >> Disobeying a police officer. Give me that body. Give me that badge. >> [ __ ] you. You are aing disgrace. >> Have you ever seen someone act like the world should bend around them no matter how unreasonable they are? From refusing simple instructions to turning minor situations into complete chaos, these entitled people push reality further than anyone expects. And body cams catch every moment of it. These are the craziest entitled people ever caught on body cam. But first, let's start with an 18-year-old female teenager who arrogantly believes she has the right to act aggressively toward the police. >> Get on your business and get the out of here. >> You could go over there. >> No. You think because you're in a uniform, YOU'RE ENTITLED? >> ON October 4th, 2023, an officer responded to a hotel where a woman refused to [music] leave her caseworker's vehicle. And what should have been a simple request to get out quickly turned into a much longer standoff? >> What happened? >> Yeah, DJ. >> What's up? >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Nothing at all. I'll >> talk to you later. >> All right. You don't need to talk to me, but you do need to get out of the car. >> All right. She needs to take off. >> Okay. All right. >> Later. Get away from me now. >> Get out of the car. >> Can you get >> Yeah, I'll move out the way. But you're going to get out the car. She has to go do stuff. >> I >> Okay, cool. >> Goodbye. >> Go ahead and unbuckle and get out. >> I don't need a goodbye. >> Just unbuckle and get out. Ma'am, >> you can't stay in here. I already asked to go back to the CY office. That is all I need to say to you. How old are you? >> How old are you? Oh, Deja, you're the one that got arrested at >> you. >> We don't need to go that way. >> Yeah, we don't need to go that way. >> And I don't know you. >> Yeah, you don't know me. >> Okay, but I know you're 18. >> I know you're 18. >> I'm not 18. You got that wrong. >> All right. How old are you? >> Doesn't matter. >> How old are you? >> How old are you? Doesn't matter. >> All right. What's your name and date of birth? >> Why? >> I have a lawful reason right now to identify who you are because you're not getting out of a state vehicle and they requested me. >> Okay. Then if you get the out of here and get the away, I'll step out of the car. >> I step back for you. >> As soon as officers approached, Deja refused to make things simple, arguing from the passenger seat, refusing to identify herself, and making it clear she was not going to follow directions just because they were being given to her. >> Here, >> you could go over there. No, >> you could go over there. >> No. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Deja, I'm going to tell you right now. You're going to get out of the vehicle. >> For what? Cuz y'all trying to arrest me for what? >> I'm not arresting you. I'm just telling you. She doesn't want you in her vehicle. So, you need to get out of the vehicle. >> I don't want you near me. It's all the ass. I don't want you near me. No. Leave. >> That's not going to happen cuz you're not the one that called me. >> Look, I'm out of the vehicle. >> I appreciate it. Get your stuff in. You're not staying in the vehicle, Deja. >> Yeah, leave. >> Deja, get your stuff and get out of the vehicle. I've asked to talk to my case worker. That's all it takes. I'll get my stuff out of the car when I'm able to talk to her and have a conversation with her when you're not involved. >> Cool. It's okay. Just go ahead and get yourself out. >> This is why y'all think y'all have rights. >> No, you think you have rights. >> No, I KNOW I HAVE RIGHTS. >> BUT you don't know them. But you DON'T KNOW THEM. >> YOU DON'T KNOW THEM. You think because YOU'RE IN A UNIFORM, YOU'RE ENTITLED. >> I don't think I'm entitled to anything, ma'am. >> Then can you let can you step out of my mother way and let me talk to my case? you get out of the vehicle and go over there and you could talk to her right now cuz your case worker doesn't want you in this car. So, I'm asking you nicely, please. >> No, you're not. You're asking me nicely. >> I'm asking you, man. Please step out of the vehicle and come over here. Do you have any other stuff in the car? Just this right here. >> A lot of in the car. It's all mine. >> No. What? Yours? Is this yours? What else is >> none of your business? >> Deja, you need to get out of the car. >> I need you to leave me alone. >> I'm going to tell you right now, you need to get out of the car. >> I need you to leave me alone. >> Deja, get out of the car, please. >> No. I need you to leave me alone. That's not going to happen cuz I'm not called out here by you. I was called out here by your case worker. They wanted assistance. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, go ahead and get out, please. I APPRECIATE THAT. >> OUT, FOOL. >> GO OVER THERE. >> NO. I need you to stop talking to me and leave me alone. >> It's not going to happen. >> And you're not going to get your way either cuz look, I'm out of the car. >> Get all the way out. Get back in the car. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> I need you to literally leave me the literal alone for five. Even as officers tried to keep the situation calm, she kept turning the conversation into a fight over authority, insisting they had no right to tell her what to do, while still refusing to leave a vehicle she had already been told to get out of. >> Four, FIVE, SIX, SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE TIMES. >> Now get over here. >> Put your hands on me for no reason. >> I have every reason to put my hands on you. So, >> you're causing a scene for no reason. >> You're causing a scene. >> Get away from the car. Get out. She has to leave. She has other things she has to do. >> I can talk to my case worker. Yeah. Talk to her over there cuz she doesn't want you in her car. >> And I don't want you near me and I don't feel comfortable. >> As soon as you get out of the >> CAR WITH YOU AROUND, >> I'LL leave as soon as you >> Yeah. Yeah. Cuz this is all the reason I'm here for is for you sitting in that car. That's the only reason I am here. Deja. >> The only reason I'm still in this car is because you are here now. >> Okay. Well, get out. >> No. >> I'm going to give you one more choice. All right. And I'm going to go to my car. >> I'm telling you right now, Deja, get out of the way. >> I am out of the way. >> Go over there. >> No. >> Okay. So, I'm going to walk to my patrol unit right there. ahead. I don't care. >> Get all your stuff and get out. Get out of the car before I physically do it. >> You don't need to physically get me out of the car if I've been out of the car. >> Okay. So, move so I could close the door and get you out of it. >> Let me talk to my case. >> She don't want to talk to you. If she did, she would be talking to you. She wouldn't have called me, right? >> I'll call my mother. >> All right. Well, you could do that out of the car. >> You can let my case worker tell me. What the up? >> Okay. Ma'am, do you want her out of the car? She's going to tell you right now. >> Do we want her out of the car? Unfortunately. >> Yes. Get out of the car. Your case worker wants you out. So, get out of the car, please. >> Okay, I'm out of the car now. Back away from me. >> I'm over here. >> Get all your stuff. >> Get all your stuff and get out of the car. >> I can't carry all my It's going to stay in the car regardless. >> And when officers made it clear her case worker wanted her out and the vehicle was no longer an option, Deja still would not separate herself from it, dragging the encounter further away from a verbal dispute and closer to physical intervention. >> Come back. >> I don't care. >> When I When I come back, >> GET OUT. DON'T STAB ME. DON'T PUT YOUR HAND IN MY FACE. I'm right now. >> Don't touch me and don't put your HAND IN MY FACE. >> I'M STANDING right now. Don't put your hand in my face. >> All right. >> Where is it at? G. Where the at? >> Okay. SO, NOW >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. [crying] >> Get in the car. I told you. >> Don't get IN THE CAR. I'M RECORDING. [screaming] [screaming] >> [screaming] >> You guys got to rescue me. No, [screaming] I want to [ __ ] MY DEFEATED. NO. >> NO. I want to emergency. [screaming] Can I please? Yeah, I'll bring it over here. >> It's so fun. Can I leave, guys? CAN YOU I'LL STOP FIGHTING, BUT CAN I LEAVE? >> YEAH, I'll talk to her in a minute. >> Can you PUT YOUR LEGS IN? >> NO. CAN YOU LEAVE? I'LL PASS THROUGH my head. >> Once officers finally moved to take control, she resisted hard, screaming, pulling away, and creating even more problems as they tried to get her secured and away from the car. NOT. DO NOT PUT YOUR FOOT IN. >> CAN YOU PLEASE TELL me what's actually going on? >> No, I'm not going to do that until you put your foot in. >> Put your foot in. >> They don't want to get out of the car. >> Told her to get out. She's 18. >> I gave her. >> No, not when you're acting ridiculous. PUT YOUR FOOT IN. >> ACTING RIDICULOUS. >> I got resisting now. >> I'm going to give you one last opportunity. >> You actually tell me what's going on. >> Not until you fight with the >> No. >> [screaming] [screaming] [screaming] >> DON'T GRAB ME. >> I'M GOING TO GRAB YOU. I literally LIKE [screaming] I can't do that. Please just >> stop. >> It's on the side cuz it's going to go >> fine. I'll stop. It's going to put her in mine so you don't put the >> It needs to be buckled up, but it needs to be LOOSENED UP. >> I'LL STOP RESISTING. OKAY. >> TOO MUCH SLACK. >> I'LL STOP. WHAT THE This isn't right. This isn't right. This isn't right. [crying] >> That did not end the confrontation. After she was taken for medical clearance, the same resistance carried over with Deja continuing to argue, reject instructions, and fight the process even after the scene had already moved somewhere else. >> I'm trying to keep my [ __ ] cool. I really am. What the y'all want? >> Chill out. >> What was the point of it? >> You were listening to MY PARTNER. >> YOUR PARTNER? >> DOESN'T MATTER. DID YOU SEE ALL that has happened before you got there? No. I have it. You have it. So, like, >> you can talk to him. >> I DON'T WANT HIM NEAR ME. I DON'T WANT HIM AROUND. He doesn't need to be around me. >> Do you need some water? >> No, I need you TO LEAVE ME ALONE. >> YOU'RE IN MY CUSTODY. >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T NEED YOU TO TALK TO ME OR ANYTHING. JUST LEAVE ME ALONE. >> DON'T TALK THEN. >> I DON'T I CAN TALK IF I want to. >> I don't need you around. I don't NEED YOU TO BE GET THE BACK THE UP. THAT'S NOT ALL RIGHT. I DON'T GIVE A WHO'S CUSTODY OF ME. GET THE AWAY. I DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH you say IT TO YOU. GET THE AWAY. YEAH. ACT LIKE A CHILD. >> YOU'RE THE one in the hospital. >> I don't give a >> You're the ONE ACTING LIKE 5YEAR-OLD. >> I GOT YOU. >> You're the ONE THAT'S BEEN DOING ALL OF THIS. >> YES, MA'AM. >> BYE. Back up, fool. >> What are you doing? >> I UP. THAT'S ALL I DID. NO, CUZ YOU GOT OFF last time doing this. >> Okay. I don't want him near me. THAT'S LITERALLY IT. >> I'M you to the bench. All right. I'm going to cuff you to the bed. Sorry. >> Okay. I don't care. I don't want him near me. >> Is it okay if I could take PICTURES OF YOU? >> NO, IT'S NOT OKAY. Go away. >> It's just for the use of force. >> NO, I SAID NO. >> WELL, I'M DOING IT. >> GET THE AWAY. THIS IS WHY I SAID NO. I SAID, "NO, THAT'S [screaming] NOT RIGHT. YOU DON'T GET TO DO THAT." >> Turn your head that way. You're not going to be spitting ON ME. >> NO, YOU DON'T GET to do that. >> You don't get to [ __ ] do that. >> I don't care. [laughter] >> After receiving medical clearance, she was transported to jail and charged with concealing identity, resisting arrest, and battery on a peace officer. But if you think that was bad, wait until you see what happens when the dumb woman takes their delusions to a whole new level. >> Wow, this is crazy. Black in America, you're not even entitled to get your money back. >> On April 18th, 2024, officers in Washington responded to a Wendy's after a woman parked in the drive-thru and refused to move, turning what started as a refund dispute into a scene that was already affecting everyone behind her. >> So, you know, you're being audio and video recorded. >> Okay. I've asked these guys for refund food that I purchased for a refund. I've been disrespected. I've been calling out my name. I've been threatened. >> Okay. >> Because I've asked for a refund. >> Okay. >> So, can you please take this little food to them and get my money? >> Okay. That's not my job. >> But, >> so how do I get my money? >> So, so what what's the issue with it? I'm just trying to get the full story here. >> What I order? >> Okay. So, >> so I came and I tried to reorder my food >> and she's like, "Um, what's this?" I'm like, "It's not what I want." Okay. >> So, I came here and I said, "Here, take this. Put my money back." She said, "Oh, you got to >> Okay. Give me one sec." All right. >> The first officer took time to hear her out and even worked with the manager to find a way for her to go inside and get the refund handled. But while that conversation was happening, a records check revealed that the situation was no longer just about fast food. wants her money back, but um right now at this point I also have it for disorderly too >> if she's intentionally >> one for THE >> SO um I was it was an assault for >> a line. Are they first in line? >> Yeah, they're not going to move. >> What car is she driving? >> Uh it's a like grayish Toyota Corolla. Literally first one. >> Hey, how you doing, man? >> Hi. >> Hey. I just got here. I'm here to assist uh officer right now. >> I got you. Can Can we just park on the other side? >> Just get away from >> Okay. Yeah, we can talk in person. >> I don't want to talk anymore. I just want my money. What is the problem? I have been threatened. I have been called out of my name. And now I'm being forced to move. I DIDN'T GET OUT OF MY CAR TO GET THE FOOD. >> I don't understand what the big issue is. Did they say why? So what's what's the issue here? >> I asked her. I came I tried to reorder my food. She says she can't hear me. I'm telling her what I want. She's like, "Why are you yelling?" I'm like, "Can you hear me?" SHE SAYS, "NO, I'M I CAN'T hear you." So I'm saying, "Well, can I'm trying to order my food." She says, "Well, why are you yelling?" And I'm like, "Well, I ordered my food already and you got it wrong, so I just want a replacement." THEN SHE SAYS, "WHY ARE YOU LOOKING ALL in my car?" >> So what's your what's your name? >> Ma'am. Ma'am, what's your name? >> THIS IS CRAZY. >> FOR A REFUND. >> For a refund. >> Get your refund. >> For a refund. >> It's like and and the crazy PART ABOUT IT IS LIKE REALLY PERSONALITY. I've been disrespected at this point. I've been threatened and now I can't even get my money back. >> Doing this to block. >> Okay. >> That is crazy. So, am I not able to You guys can't give me a refund? >> Yes. >> Are you guys not able to help me get a refund? Is that just what it is? You guys are not hope able to help me get a refund. >> Once officers learned Shantia had an active warrant, the entire encounter shifted and what had started as an effort to help resolve the refund now became an arrest that required her to step out of the car. >> Not you. You are under arrest for obstruction. >> What? >> We're not getting out of the vehicle. You're interfering with us now. >> I need to come. I don't have shoes on. THAT'S WHY I'M NOT SHOWING. I NEED >> WELL, you refusing to just get out. >> Can you please just get out here? This is crazy. I cannot believe this. I am being robbed. >> You guys are crazy, guys. >> Are you going to step out of the vehicle? >> I get a refund and you guys ARE GOING TO ROB ME. I HAVE TO GO TO WORK. >> All these people got to leave. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the car now. >> WELL, CAN I MOVE MY VEHICLE? >> NO. >> HEY, we got a LITTLE UNCOOPERATIVE. >> I'M NOT TRYING TO BE UNCOOPERATIVE. >> OKAY. WELL, YOU ARE. SO, get out of the VEHICLE NOW. I AM. I'm getting badge numbers. Can I have your guys' badge number? >> Get out of the vehicle. >> Don't reach for anything. >> I've got my shoes right here. >> Can I put my shoes on? I have no shoes ON MY FEET. NOW THEY'RE TURNING INTO a Because I want a refund. >> No, cuz you got a warrant >> for what? >> You don't EVEN YOU HAVEN'T EVEN IDENTIFIED ME. HOW ARE YOU GOING TO TELL ME I HAVE A WARRANT? >> Because I got your do. >> Oh my god. Does this MEAN THIS IS MY CAR? >> YEAH. This is crazy. >> You match the picture. >> You guys have not asked me for ANY IDENTIFICATION. YOU GUYS HAVE NOT ASKED ME FOR ANYTHING THAT'S GOING ON. This is crazy. >> You will match as the registered owner. >> I'm going to get off the car. >> Can I put my shoes on? >> Yeah. Grab your shoes. Get out of the car. >> YOU TOLD ME DON'T REACH. I'm confused. >> Get out of the car. I'll grab your shoes for you. >> There's ketchup right here, sir. Can I just Can you grab my shoes? My hands are up. Just grab my shoes, please. This is crazy. FaceTime me. >> Instead, she kept delaying. first over not having shoes on, then over where the shoes needed to be placed. And with every extra condition she tried to add, the officers were left dealing with a situation that was moving further away from voluntary compliance. >> Okay, I'm free to grab my shoes. I don't have any >> Step out. Step out. Ketchup's not going to hurt you. >> You're holding up about 15 people. >> Well, can I >> for a refund? Okay, get out of the car. Get out of the car. You're detained. >> Wow, this is crazy. Black in America, you're not even entitled to get your money back. Put your hands behind your back. You're being detained in handcuffs. >> For what? >> For your warrant. And I told you you're under. >> I want a refund. You haven't even identified me. >> You haven't even asked me for identification. Arrest me for a warrant. You haven't identified me for what? Ident. Call the lawyer. GET OUT HERE NOW. PLEASE. >> Can I grab your shoes for you? >> Hey, Mickey. Just see if the line can start reversing or something. Okay. >> Can we move your car? >> Go ahead. >> All right. >> In my pocket, please. >> Hey, Hanky, can you pull Can this officer get in your car and move it out there? >> Yeah. Just to that parking spot. >> Just move the car first real quick. >> Can you grab her bike? >> He's going to move the car. >> I I called you guys to help me get a refund and you're arresting me >> and I was trying to get you a refund. >> And then you kept yelling at me. I was not yelling. You want your shoes? >> I I'm not You don't think this is upsetting for me? >> Do you want your shoes? >> You don't think this is upsetting for me? No. Like, that doesn't matter. >> I've been threatened. I wouldn't talk crazy to because I asked for my reason. Let's go. Let's go. Your shoes or not? >> Can I have my phone, please? Can you put my phone in my pocket? >> No. >> I'm Let's walk over here. We're going to go to the other side of the store and to one of our patrol cars. We're going to just take her to our patrol car. >> For what? When she finally stepped out, the argument did not stop there. She immediately turned the moment into something else, insisting she was being treated unfairly and pushing the confrontation into handcuffs while officers tried to keep the scene from getting even louder. >> I call you guys for help. >> You want to Do you want to hear the answer? >> Do you want to hear the answer? Because right now, at a minimum, you're violating Bel's Municipal Code for disorderly conduct. That's not your Okay. You told our dispatch that you were intentionally blocking this line. So you you're disturbing the peace, right? You're disturbing all the the public. Even if I don't even deal with the warrant, at a minimum, we're there. Then you refused to get out of the vehicle. So now you were at obstruction. >> No, you told me not to reach. He put his hand on his gun. >> I told you multiple times before to get out of the vehicle and you refused to do so >> because what do I mean? I didn't feel safe. I told you I didn't feel safe getting out the vehicle. >> It's all on body cam. >> These people have you have on video him coming out of there threatening to drag me out of my car? It's everything's on video. >> My god, >> we all have our videos running. >> Even after that, she kept returning to the same point, talking as if the arrest was still about the refund, while officers repeatedly tried to explain that the warrant and her refusal to follow directions were what had changed the situation, not the dispute with Wendy's. >> Called I called you guys for help to get a refund. I was I requested a refund. >> I gave them their food. She told me she cussed me through the roof, talked to me crazy, slammed the window. >> Yes. She slammed the window. So I'm like, "Well, can I get a refund?" >> I'm waiting there. Then they had some guy come out there and tell me that I need to move or call the police. And I said, "I already called the police. I'm waiting for the police here now. Why can't I get a refund?" He said, "You need to get the out of here before I drag your fat ass out of your car." I said, "I'm not doing anything. That's why I didn't want to get on my car." She asked me if I could come in to get my refund. I said I didn't feel comfortable with those people. >> Correct. >> No, the officer when the officer came, she asked me if I could come in to settle it to get a refund and I said I do not feel comfortable getting out my car and going inside. >> So why am I being arrested? >> Well, it sounds like you have a warrant, an outstanding warrant, which is a separate issue from the right. >> This is crazy. >> And she said even regardless of the right for disorderly conduct, I waited for you guys. So the officers are giving you lawful orders to get out of the car and you're not doing that. >> This is crazy. I called you guys for help. >> You have an outstanding assault case out of rent. It sounds like >> That's okay. I'm done talking to you guys. [laughter] I'm you guys. You embarrassed me because I mean you >> Go ahead. Go ahead. >> Watch her head. Watch her head. Try to HAVE A SEAT. SHE WAS ARRESTED ON TWO active warrants for fourthderee assault and failure to appear and was also cited for obstructing a law enforcement officer. She was issued a $10,000 bond. Next, the arrogant man will prove that loudly challenging the police is a bad idea. not going and I'm noting complying ever. Ever. >> On April 15th, 2025, police received a report of a man causing a disturbance at a 7-Eleven store. The suspect quickly got into a car and fled, leading to a tense chase. >> You shouldn't work for enough. >> Yeah, enough. >> Out. >> Yeah, I'm leaving. Give me my money. What's your name, officer? H Ruby 302. >> Thank you. 302. We'll see you soon. >> What's that supposed to mean? >> In court. >> Okay. >> We'll see you in court. >> See all you guys in court. [music] >> Thank Charles hit on the spikes. traffic. taking you back. >> We're in the BP parking lot. >> Police successfully cut off the suspect's attempt to flee and forced him to stop in another parking lot. When officers approached, his continued resistance left them no choice but to act decisively. [music] [music] >> Kevin lost. I'm grab my lava. sandwich. >> Let him know he's under arrest. >> Hey, you're under arrest, dude. >> All right. >> I got the window. >> You're a scumbag mother piece of [ __ ] My name's You got to go. >> All right. You I'll give you one last chance to open the door or else I'm going to break your window. You going to open the door? >> You're going to break the window then? >> Yep. You're going to break You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest for what? >> Fail disobey the police officer. >> What? Disobeying a police officer. Give me that body cam. Give me that. You don't deserve aing bad. You piece of [ __ ] You're under arrest. As the window shattered, Tim erupted into a frenzy, cursing wildly, ripping off his body camera and attempting to grab Officer Ruby's badge. The aggressive escalation triggered an immediate alert response, and officers swiftly pulled him from the vehicle. >> Leave me alone. Give me that. >> Who wants to get hurt? Who wants his bike? Get the away from me. Unlock. It's unlocking. >> All right. This was fun. So, I don't know why we did this. You're under arrest. Okay. So, I'm going to take this off you and you're going to move out. Don't choke me. >> Do you understand that? >> Yes. >> Okay. We're done. >> Yes. Good. You're going to get out peacefully. >> Yes. >> Okay. I promise. >> All right. [snorts] Let's uh try to cuff him in back. I promise. >> Don't be rough. I'm going to be caught. Keep going. >> Thank you for not hurting me. Seriously, I mean it sincerely. >> I mean it sincerely. Thank you for not hurting me. You guys are awesome. Thank you. >> Don't Don't Don't I'm Don't yank me on the ground. Don't do that. You're making me >> Stay right there. Do you have any weapons on you not hurt me? I'm trying to hurt you, but not really helping. >> What are my charges? >> Resisting arrest >> for what? What's my charge? >> Banner to you. >> WHAT'S MY CHARGE? CONSTITUTION. WHO THOUGHT YOU FOLLOW the Constitution? You took an oath, you piece of [ __ ] You're a piece of [ __ ] >> I'm from a police family, you mother. You're a piece of [ __ ] People here know what's right and what's wrong. Let me let me let me please. I just >> Yeah. Get this. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Very good. Thank you. Thank you, guys. All of you. Thank you, too. >> I'm happy. Awesome. I just feel safe. >> Thank you. >> Right there. >> Thank you for taking care of me, man. Seriously, dude. I mean it, >> dude. I mean it. Look at the video online. Realizing he was at a disadvantage, Tim's behavior shifted sharply, almost 180°. Then he told officers to watch a video of him allegedly being punched by police there on YouTube. But it backfired instantly because the video further demonstrates his aggressive behavior. >> As of right now, we're being detained to figure out what's going on. If you're doing >> tell right now, and you're going to listen to me, and you can ask me. >> Listen to me. I'm not I'm here to figure out what the going on cuz I got a call. Back up. Back up for me. You're going to back up for me. You're not going to get my face. >> Ask me a question. >> What is going on here? Why did I get a call from you? >> I love Jod. I don't know her last name. >> Jod? Who's Jodie? >> I don't know her to me. What's her face? She's a She's a dog. She's a daughter, I believe. I've got a DoD card in my hand, please. >> All right, Mr. Trouble. >> No, I'm And I'm not saying you are. What's your date of birth? No. Oh, no. I got to give this to my card. Please. >> I have to give it to my buddy. >> Give me my card now. >> My card. I'm trying to IDENTIFY YOU SEAT NOW. >> ALL RIGHT, MOTHER SEAT. >> I'M NOT LOOKING AT YOU. LISTEN TO ME AND STOPING TALKING over me. >> I want to know who this is. >> I HAVE NO IDEA WHO THAT IS. >> That's my daddy. >> I know that's your dad. Your father. >> What is your I get a call on you. I have to identify you. >> TAKE ME IN. You're going to get charged for failing to identify you. >> You're going to be losing your job. You're hurting the economy. >> No, I am not. >> Be making a bad move, brother. No, I am not making a bad move. Back. Stop walking up on me. Back up. Back up. >> You got to have my ID. >> No, I don't have your ID. >> YOU GOT MY ID. >> ID. SHOW ME A PICTURE OF YOUR FATHER NOW. >> DON'T yell at me. >> I'M GETTING CIGARETTES NOW. >> NO, YOU'RE GOING TO STAY RIGHT HERE. YOU'RE going to stay right here. >> PUBLIC SERVICE. >> YOU'RE GOING TO STAY RIGHT HERE. >> YOU'RE A PUBLIC SERVANT. THE PUBLIC. You don't lose. You lose. You lose. Don't hit me. Don't hit me. Please stop now. >> You're going to roll over in your back right now. We're going to grab your grab your pull. Leave me alone. You're in trouble now. Who's your daddy? Show me. Show me your picture of father. Footage from the investigation indicated a long-standing pattern of paranoia and repeated confrontations with law enforcement. His apparent pride in YouTube clips of past arrests only reinforced concerns about a distorted perception of events. That behavior became even more evident once Tim was brought into the station. >> He broke my window after I paid for something I couldn't pay for last night at a gas station. >> Right. >> Right. I paid, you know, they're going through transit. You're selling 7-Eleven. It's a $80 billion company. >> Do you want me to release the card to Joseph? >> Huh? >> Do you want me to release? >> I don't know what you're talking. I can't hear you. >> Do you? >> Okay. He is willing to pay the tophe. >> What? So, what are the two choices? Tell me the bottom line. Either way, >> yes or no. Do you want >> No, you tell me what happens if I don't do it or I do. Oh, if you do do it, he pays the $500 for the fee to the city of Darian, the $150 to the towyard, and goes and gets your car and potentially repairs the tires in the window that's damaged. >> What? And how do I how does how do I do that? How do I pay for that? Why was it damaged? >> Because you failed to get out of the car. >> Why did I fail to get out of the car? >> That's a you question, not a me question. >> Why am I being held here? It's >> because you're under arrest. >> For what? What is my charge? >> Aggravated battery to a police officer. >> WHAT WAS THE INITIAL CHARGE? HE GAVE YOU FIRST you need a initial charge, dummy. Tell me the initial charge before the gas station. >> Failure to yield an emergency vehicle. >> Which which emergency vehicle? >> Ours. >> So you can go and pull up any car, turn on your lights, and you can go and do this. Are you kidding me? >> All right. >> Go, boy. I'm not talking to anybody. >> All right. So, can I release the car to him or no? >> What? I'm asking. >> Where does it go? If it's not released, >> it just stays there and they charge you daily fees. >> Where? >> At the towyard. >> No, they charge you dare a daily fee. >> And it's going to be a museum, please. Actually, yeah. Let him get out so I can make some art with it. >> I got a place for it on Route 83. >> You're good for him to >> The suspect appeared willing to absorb daily storage fees and even damage his own property rather than comply with the city's administrative procedures. He then mocked communism, a defiant outburst that led officers to immediately take him into custody. Once again, >> not comply with our request. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Well, if there's an injury, you're [ __ ] MORE CUZ I'M NOT GOING AND I'M NOT COMPLYING EVER. EVER. I'M NOT MOVING. You're going to be bleeding if you touch me. >> And that is a threat. Smile, dude. You don't touch me. The public's going to like this video unless it disappears. But that's all right. There's already enough [ __ ] out there. You keep making it worse. >> That's what's going to happen. >> You keep making it worse and worse and whoever's doing it getting worn, that's what's going to happen. I'm going to defend myself in this country. >> Okay. >> You know, if you're a piece of and you're a piece of >> that will result in additional criminal charges. >> Additional criminal charges. Maybe I'll get the death penalty. Eh, >> tell me mying charge now. You communist. Communist. Communist. Communist. Communist. And he backed off. He's smart. >> Are you Are you failing to comply with us right now? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. Am I >> Are you not going to get up? >> Am I? I've got criminal defense attorneys. Tell me the first charge now. Tell me the first charge. >> Get the All right. So get >> Yeah. grab just like I mean this mother goes straight down to the ground with his upper body. >> I'm going to pull it off someone's face if I can. Just upper body. You got that? >> Yep. And we're going backwards. [groaning] >> You're going to break my leg. >> Then stop resisting. You're going to break my leg. >> Stop resisting. >> You're going to break my leg. >> Stop resisting leg. >> There you go. That's something. >> All right. You don't listen. >> No charges. Huh? >> No charges. At first speed, no charges that first. But you're going to have to pull him up toward me. >> Too bad you didn't do it like last time. You me up bad, dude. >> Tim. >> Yeah, dude. You were good, dude. You're [ __ ] You're some loser. >> You're a piece of [ __ ] Tim was charged with violating the minimum speed limit, two counts of aggravated assault on a police officer, obstructing traffic, improper headlights or tail lights, failing to yield to an ambulance, and improper lane usage. Next, the delusional woman thought her military service gave her the right to talk down to the police. >> Oh, no. 95. Buer >> viewer. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Please, please just take take me to jail for something. On May 3rd, 2026, officers responded to a disturbance call and were met by an enraged woman. She immediately escalated the encounter, making the situation significantly more difficult to control. >> No, take me to jail. >> For what? >> Public and goddamn decency. Take me to jail. >> What's the indecency here? >> YOU AND YOURING ATTITUDE EARLIER, DOG. NOT ONLY DID I SEE THAT MOTHER PUSH HER, BUT DID I ASK YOU IF WE wasing looking for this person? >> Did I ask you? >> And you try to tell me you've been here 9 years and know that is business. THAT IS BUSINESS. IS MY BUSINESS. >> OKAY. >> TAKE ME TO JAIL. >> GET THAT CIGARETTE out of my face. >> For what? Because I'm asking you to. >> No. [ __ ] that. >> Okay. >> Take me TO GODAMN JAIL FOR SOMETHING, DOG. >> NO. >> NO. WHAT? You can't have it PUT UP IN THE GODDAMN ANYTHING. CAN you put this on paper? I WANT A GODDAMN CHARGE. I'M NOT GOING TO TOUCH YOU BECAUSE THAT'S REALLY CROSSING THE GODDAMN line for me and my civiling vility right now. She verbally attacks officers, refuses to calm down, and insists on being taken to jail, repeatedly yelling and accusing them of wrongdoing during a tense street interaction. >> YOU WENT OUT YOUR GODDAMN WAY TO MAKE SURE THAT THAT MAN WAS hidden or to make sure that I wasn't looking for him no goddamn more. >> I told you to be careful who you're looking for cuz you don't know if it happened. >> No, you didn't. >> Did I not? >> I said I was looking out for you. How the you didn't even say that you didn't believe that >> because she said >> I know you didn't say that in like oh so many words like it wasn't that was not the context. I don't want to put words in your mouth. >> Okay. But you doing just that >> but shut the [ __ ] up >> Daisy. Right. >> I thought you do that >> Daisy. It it is Daisy, right? What we were saying was she told us she reported it. Okay. And we looked into the report and there's no report. >> No, she was TRYING TO MAKE A GODDAMN REPORT IS WHAT SHE SAID. NO, you you weren't there with us. She told us she reported it two weeks ago. So, we looked at >> Excuse me. I am sitting in front of these officers again and not only have I I need another officer, please. Um, >> can you just tell her do you not call 911? >> Um, okay. So, I called you to make a report, right? So, how about this dumb doesn't EVEN WANT TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT GODDAMN [ __ ] DOG. THIS IS SOMEONE'S LIFE ON MY NECK AND YOU DROVE THE I DON'T give a about nothing else. And then whenever this over here it won't even MAKE A REPORT ABOUT GETTING beat the up. DOG STILL OVER HERE LOOKING STUPID. N I don't need you to respond. I need you to let me speak on this goddamn line. Although the police denied any abuse matching the woman's account, she remained unconvinced, suspecting the police were covering up the incident. This led her to explode and call 911 to file a complaint. The police were then forced to issue a stern warning to control the situation. >> No, [ __ ] BECAUSE WHAT GOOD ARE YOU? >> DON'T CALL my own body. You'll be You want to go to jail? Call 911 again. >> Offer what? This is KIND OF A GODDAMN EMERGENCY. >> NO, you got two officers right here. >> Goddamn police officer. >> Okay, stop yelling. No you. I keep telling you take me to jail for public indecency. >> What's so indecent about this? >> You godamn honor, dog. YOU BETTER CALL SOMEBODY ABOUT ME. >> I mean, you're still on the line with them. >> Uh, IT AIN'T 911 THAT I NEED TO BE ON THE GODDAMN LINE WITH. >> WHO YOU WANT TO BE ON the line with? >> You and your improper GODDAMN ASS, DOG. YOU WASN'T in the service either. Yeah, leading. You're dumb ass, dog. I'm Joan. What the can you tell me? >> What? >> What are you trying to do? What are you trying to accomplish here? >> I'm trying to prove a point. IC. Why in the holy godamn HAVE [screaming] I BEEN HOMELESS in another county? Because you WAS IN COURT AND SAID I WASN'T WHO THE I SAID I [screaming] WAS. DOG, I DON'T HAVE MY TEETH. I really am wishing you had the chance. >> Daisy, >> say something to me. >> Shut the [ __ ] up, dog. I have 11 murder children on y'all. Try me. Try me. I'm Daisy Jones godamn Diaz, THE MOTHER OF THEM GOMEZES, DOG. I willing slay y'all. >> Where are you from? Where you from? >> MAYBE YOU SHOULD RUN MY GODDAMN [screaming] ID. you do YOUR GODAMN JOB, [screaming] DOG. >> She proudly flaunted her long list of bad habits and misconduct, trying to intimidate the police. To make herself seem even more powerful, she claimed to have served in the military. In the officer's eyes, she was simply an aggressive suspect who needed to be taken into custody. MHM. [screaming] NO, it's not banding. >> Oh, there it is. Well, stop pulling away. >> Don't pull away. >> I'm not. >> Well, >> get off of my hip. >> No, you're not going to kick those. >> I'm not doing anything. I asked you to take me to so I could have this recorded. So, thank you for you and your goddamn job, you son of a >> Stop pulling on my arm if you did dislocated. >> You got to think of a person that's illegal or uh poke me, stick me, cut me. >> PIECE OF GODDAMN [ __ ] I CAN'T WAIT FOR YOU TO lose your >> PORKY ASS FAT ASS. NO GOOD. DISHONORABLE. YOU DISHONORABLE [ __ ] >> The climax of her behavior was a contradiction. She pleaded to be arrested but reacted violently when touched. This agitation became even more apparent when she sat in the police car. >> This [ __ ] right here. [screaming] >> If I was you, you piece of no good [ __ ] I would pick up my pearls. Pick [screaming] up my pearls. [screaming] >> What? Quirky ass. No good ass pig. >> Uh, >> what? What? >> Legs. Hey, look that way. >> Oh, please don't. >> All right. The other way, hell. [screaming] >> Well, you're not I'm not going to let you break the car, right? SO, >> I don't know how. >> But you could have taken me to jail instead of changing the file. I come for [screaming] the suspect faces charges of disturbing the peace, resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, making terrorist threats, and obstructing justice. This nurse, Sarah, thinks that because she's highly educated and knows the law, the police can't touch her. >> Hey, so my name is Sarah Miko and you don't have permission to touch me. You have no >> back up. Back up. >> On May 23rd, 2026, officers respond to a reported disturbance and find a couple arguing outside a home. >> I'm sorry, I'm ill. I'm about to go in the house. >> Hold on. What's going on? >> Nothing's going on. Can you talk to this officer? >> Nothing's going on. All right. >> I'm jealous and I'm irritated. That's what's going on. And I'm going to bed. That's what I said. >> I know. I know. We got We got to call though. That's why we got to come. >> Sorry y'all got to call. I'm going to bed. We not fighting or nothing. >> I'm mad at him. >> Okay. Fair. Listen. >> There's nothing illegal about being >> I don't want him to go to jail or nothing. What is he talking to him for? >> So, um when we get a call like that, if it looks like maybe two people are um arguing, we kind of try to speak to both parties. Make sure that's all. >> I don't want nobody be in trouble. Just him to go home and me go home. He don't give a either. I don't want nobody to be in trouble. >> I I get it. Ralled up, a little drunk, whatever. >> We just trying to make sure she go in there so then I could go home. >> You didn't get in trouble. You didn't hit her or anything like that. She >> No, no, no, >> no, not like that. >> No, ma'am. Say what you say. >> That's okay. We can all stand here. >> Ma'am, ma'am, >> relax. You don't have permission to touch me. Relax. >> So, excuse me. >> All right. Hold on. Listen to me. Hey, so my name is Sarah Miko and you don't have permission to touch me. You have no evidence or anything to touch me. I live here and I have a birth certificate and evidence to live here. >> As officers approached to question her, the woman immediately turned hostile, insisting that police had no right to lay a hand on her. But when she became increasingly agitated and tried to pull away, officers had no choice but to physically detain her to regain control of the situation. >> You're not allowed to touch me. I know my rights. >> Excuse me, sir. I know my rights. You're investigating A DISTURBANCE RIGHT NOW. YOU YOU are detained. So you could you can remain you can remain calm >> and we can figure this out or you can be uncooperative. >> So under the law, you have to give me proof that I'm >> I don't got to do nothing like that. >> Yes, you do. If you look up the law, you have to detain. >> Other than that, I'm going in my house. >> Everything else. >> You have to give me ahead. >> Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> I told you not to go. You're detained. Okay, now you're in arrest obstruction. Nice. Back up. Otherwise, you're going in cuffs, too. >> Bro, bro, bro, bro, >> she pulled away. She pulled away. >> She's drunk, bro. She pulled away. >> I just said that. >> Relax. >> I don't want to put you in cuffs. >> She's going to be handcuffed. Come on. Here, bro. >> She's detained. She's not listening. >> I get that. >> Now she's under arrest. >> Bro, I live here, BRO. >> WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? I'M not kidding. >> I told you you were detained. >> I'm Why am I detained? >> Excuse me, sir. Why am I detained? >> You're not going to tell me? >> Do you know that's against the law? >> You have to prove to me why I'm detained. >> Are you concerning to that? >> Please, you're under arrest. >> Yeah, that's fine. My hands are behind MY BACK. CAN YOU TELL ME WHY I'M DETAINED? YOU HAVE TO TELL ME THAT UNDER THE LAW. >> UNDER the law, you have TO TELL ME WHY I'M DETAINED. >> ISA, WHY AM I BEING arrested right now? You have to tell me why I'm being arrested. You cannot arrest me, but I tell you I'm arrested. >> Once in handcuffs, the woman spiraled into panic and desperately clung to her own madeup legal theories. She simply couldn't accept the reality that she was under arrest. >> Excuse me. You're not allowed to me. I'm not under the law. I just want to go to my room. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Come on. Have a seat. >> Can y'all stop? I did not do it. Can y'all please stop? I did not do anything. >> Listen, sit in the car. >> Why are y'all arresting? >> Excuse me, sir. Why are you arresting me? >> Cuz you're creating a disturbance. We asked you not to leave. You're >> Why am I creating a disturbance? >> Cuz you're screaming and yelling. I'm not arguing. >> I asked you why I'm being arrested. You did not tell me. >> So why am I being >> You're under instruction and disorderly conduct. That's why I've been arrested. >> So why what disorderly conduct? Your is getting arrested. You know that I did not disorder the con did nothing. ISA get me. [screaming] ISA. ISA. ISA. This is trying to arrest me. I DID not do nothing. You have to tell me why I'm being arrested. >> You have to tell me. You did not tell me what obstruction of justice. I DID NOT DENY YOU. You have to show me evidence. Do you not know your rights, [ __ ] >> The suspect faces charges of resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, domestic violence, and obstruction of justice. Next, the police will teach these spoiled brat a harsh lesson for attacking them. >> YOU TOUCH ME AGAIN, YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED. >> He's 15 years old. >> Get back. Get back. >> Not me. >> Get back. On June 23rd, 2025, police responded to a violent dispute between brothers after one sibling called 911, reporting that he was attacked with a knife and suffered multiple cuts and injuries. Who else is in here? This is >> my house. >> To him. He >> either opens the door. We're going to kick it in. >> Okay. You want to talk to him? >> Yes, we do. >> You have to be friendly. What is up? >> Yeah. >> I don't have anything. I don't want to do my Give me some. Never mind. >> Tell me he's been with the tank for now. >> I'm going to report you >> for you >> about your bad. >> Absolutely. >> Yes. Absolutely. Move from this. Outside, please. Outside my home, please. Please. Outside my home. >> THAT'S NOT HOW IT WORKS. >> IT'S MY HOME. >> YEAH. >> You then ask me that you want to get in my HOME OR NOT. GO OUTSIDE, PLEASE. >> OKAY. >> OUTSIDE, PLEASE. And next time, DO YOUR JOB. I AM DOING MY JOB. >> HOW ABOUT YOU GUYS KNOW HOW to act? >> As officers moved in to detain the dangerous suspect, other family members tried to interfere. Seeing little immediate reaction from police, the two sisters became even more defiant, pushing the situation further and turning an already tense scene into an even bigger mess. >> Again, you're going to get arrested. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> He's 13 YEARS OLD. >> UNITS INSIDE NOW, TOO. He is 13 years old. >> Get back. >> Get back. >> Not me. >> Get back. >> I'm telling he's 13 years old. 20, >> sir. He's 13 years old. >> Trans. >> Okay. >> Turn around. >> Let it go. >> Okay. >> Turn around now. >> He's going to jail. >> Put your other arm behind your back. >> Okay. >> Put your arm behind. I'm trying to >> put your other Where are you at? >> Get inside right now. Get inside. >> Could I have jacket? Yes. I'm talking to you, sir. Flynn, open up your car real quick. >> Uh, I need jackets or something. >> You know what? You need You don't need anything right now. >> Okay. >> Okay. I can >> We're going to worry about that. >> I need something. >> The officers called for backup when the chaos within the family turned a domestic violence investigation into a confrontation with several uncooperative relatives. They then approached the injured brother to verify more details of the incident. >> Check out. I mean, they're very superficial, but I mean, do you want to make sure just in case there's like any lamp or glass in there? >> Did anybody else get hit or just you? So, is So, I know you guys came back from Jordan. >> Yeah. >> Right. You guys were in Jordan for a while. Has he has you guys have you guys been getting arguments this whole time? So, you've been back. So, he never got you with the knife. So he didn't bite him. He hit him with a lamp. >> Let me see your hand. This hand right here. >> Yeah. Is this the first time he's You guys have gotten No, no, no, no. I'm telling you, don't get >> Hey, I understand. Stop. >> Cuz he's fighting with Hey, >> stop it. >> No, this is getting talk to him. >> He's not under arrest. He they have to talk to him and you don't get >> trying to do our job and he's hitting us >> and you called us. He's not allowed to put his hands on anybody and he's clearly not happy with you considering what he just said to you. I mean, you called us, right? >> Because he was out of control. So, the other brother is the one that hit you with the >> Yeah, >> I thought he was the youngest. So, you guys got to understand, I don't care. I get it's a family dynamic, but we have to do what we have to do. No one's allowed to put their hands on us. And if they do, that's where they go. They go sit in a squad car until we figure it out. It's unacceptable. Okay? Unacceptable. We're trying to help you. You got to understand we have a process. No one's trying to hurt him, but he's not allowed to hit people. That doesn't that make sense? >> And they're not hitting him. They're putting him away so that he can't hurt anybody or himself. >> After being escorted to safety, the injured brother suddenly defends his sisters. A familiar pattern in domestic violence cases emerges. Fear leads to calling police, but later attempts to recant. Yet prosecution is no longer his choice. It's the state's decision. You >> guys doing for the night? Cuz you guys live here all together. So, what are you guys going to be doing? And on your day off, this thing happens. That's what I mean. >> Is um is your dad going to is he going back to Jordan at all? The this how come he how come everybody came back? >> Cuz I know they were cuz mom was having she had enough of them. So why why did they come back? I mean every you guys I mean this is like constantly. But so the point is is you you have clear you have marks, right? I don't care if he's 15 years old. He can't hit you with Okay. It's unacceptable. No one should be putting their hands on you, >> right? >> So, you did the right thing calling cuz then we're going to figure out what to do with him. >> I mean, obviously he's 15. There's We have limits on what we can do, but we're obviously not leaving you guys in the house together cuz what's what else is going to happen tonight? Someone's going to really He got a knife. You think he would have stabbed you with it? If we if you didn't run out of the house, would he have stabbed you with that knife? Probably, right? I mean, he >> hit you with the lamp. He He needs to get help. And seems like you do, too. I get you're trying to stick up for your brothers, but you got to let us do what we got to do. Okay. I have to figure out what what we're going to do. She's just there for right now. She's not going to jail or anything. Your sister, she's just there so that everybody could be separate because we can't have you guys running up. You know what I mean? It It's crazy. Is it still actively bleeding or it's drying up now? >> 1720. You go ahead and refuse here. Okay. >> I think they might have you just as a they might just have them check you out just in case. >> Are you sure? >> Does it hurt? I'm sure it does. You know, I guess family's got family's got beef and stuff, but like you guys are always getting into something. Somebody's always fighting over. Why can't you move out? down, >> you know, live somewhere where it's a little bit more peaceful, >> but it's too much. >> Yeah. >> I mean, the neighborhood has had enough. Like, it's just too Is the sister's husband still here, too? He's got He went back to Jordan or >> Okay, cuz I know we had to deal with him before, too. Like, you guys are always >> your brother, man. >> I I did get it. I don't know if it's correct, though. I'm going to ask your sister if she can make sure she cuz you didn't know they had. >> Officers calmed the victim, shifting the conversation to lighter topics to help him regain composure. Meanwhile, the siblings were taken to the station as procedure was followed strictly by the book. >> Hey, listen. Hey, listen, bro. Listen, listen, man. Listen, bro. I'm giving you a chance, man. I'm giving you a chance. >> All right, relax, bro. I get it. You're upset, but you can't act that way. Turn around. I'll be taking the man. >> Do you want me to do Do you want the cuffs off or not? Do you want me to take the cuff? You got to stop acting like that, man. >> Are you serious right now? >> Let's Let's take >> I'm done, man. I'm done with you guys. Seriously, >> everyone's gone. I'm tired of this. >> All right, you can come with me. >> You got it in your hands? Yes. Okay. Door open. When we walk in, we're going to go straight through those doors. You see where those officers are staying? And then I'm gonna search you real quick and then we're gonna start uh what we got to do. Okay. I got your brother's blood on me. >> Me, too. >> There's blood all over the house. What the hell's going on over there? >> All over a ring. >> I didn't do anything. I don't know why I'm here. Well, when you obstruct an officer, >> I I told him he's 13 years old. >> That doesn't matter. >> Only this. What is this? >> That's my >> Yeah, we're going to take that out. >> Anything else? >> No. >> You have earrings or anything on? >> No. >> No. Okay, this one's good. I'll turn the light on for you. >> All right. In total, the two suspects face charges of resisting arrest, assaulting a police officer, obstructing justice and domestic violence. Last but not least, witness the drunken woman arrogantly believing she is above the law. >> [ __ ] kidding you? >> I am not. >> What did I do? >> You >> What did I do? >> On March 18th, 2025, police approached a female driver at a gas station after receiving a tip from a member of the public about her erratic driving. >> Anything going on tonight? Did you back into a pole or anything here trying to get gas? [laughter] >> So, is there any reason somebody would call you in for some weird driving, weird behavior kind of thing? >> Me? >> Mhm. >> No. Okay. Where are we heading to? >> Fallon. >> Oh, Fallon. We'll brought you up this way if you don't mind me asking. >> Dog. getting the dog. Did you just buy the dog or >> um Okay, so hello. >> So I did get the dog. >> From a what? >> A friend. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Here in Lfield or >> Yeah. Never even been here. >> Okay. >> Las Vegas dude. >> Okay. >> I don't even know where the [ __ ] I'm at. >> I understand. You're in Lville, Illinois. in a little boat town. >> Gotcha. >> Yep. >> From the very first second, the driver's speech was not normal. A sign that she was under the influence of alcohol. Even later, her behavior became somewhat out of control, making the situation even more serious. >> Why are you being so rude about it? >> I am not being rude. >> Okay, take it back. >> That is a good idea. Thank you. >> Yeah. Here, take it back. >> I don't need that. >> Okay. You've been taking my whole life. >> I don't I don't Don't want any of that. I got enough bills. I don't want yours. >> You don't take everything I have. >> Nope. I'm good. Thank you. >> Take everything. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Don't do what to you. >> I know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> Part of it for real. >> I know what you're doing. >> What am I doing? >> You're [ __ ] trying to like arrest me or some [ __ ] >> [ __ ] >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. >> I just said that I'm here. That's all I said. >> 23, dude. That's 23 means here. >> 1023 means here. Code says I'm here. I just haven't gotten a chance to get that out. Okay. So, anything to drink or anything like that? >> What the [ __ ] are I doing? >> Understandable. >> Okay. >> I've been Have I not been pretty nice to you? >> Dude, you're the [ __ ] coolest cigarette I've ever seen. So, >> if I can just >> messaging people. >> It's cuz it's my job. >> See, that's what Why are you reading off ID then? Because I need to know who I'm speaking with because an under an investigation is now underway. >> I'm under investigation now. >> Why? >> Because of the call we had made. >> Oh, me? >> Yeah. And me talking to you. >> Your story is not managed enough. And you kind of having this erratic behavior that thinks me you might be intoxicated. >> Are you intoxicated? >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. Nothing to drink. whatsoever. Okay. No beer, wine, anything like that. >> I didn't have >> What' you have? Water. >> Uh, no. A Celsius. >> A Celsius. >> I think that's a little >> She showed the police her identification. A simple act, but in her eyes, it was like giving the police her whole life. She was really playing the victim very well. Subsequently, the police became suspicious and requested that she undergo sobriety tests. >> I'm going to have you hop out. I'm going to run you through one little test real quick. >> Are you with me? You can do one of those tests. I don't want to do that one. >> I'm going to do one little test real quick. >> Just checking your eyes. It's not walking or standing or anything like that. It's just checking your eyes. If your eyes are okay, then we'll let you out of here. Okay. >> That's your friend. You want to go home? [laughter] I doubt that. Go and step on out for me real quick. >> Why are we here? >> I'm secure, Spenc. >> Just tell me I'm fine and >> I know you say you're fine and you want me to say that you're fine, but I'm not putting you on the road unless I know for positive that [music] you are not intoxicated under the influence of anything. 28 for the second time. >> [ __ ] almost 37, dude. Like, can we just like maybe like fight each other? >> We cannot. I need to make sure that that you are not intoxicated. So, I'm going to ask you again. Go ahead and step on out. >> You want to roll up your window so your dog don't jump out or is that is that something that your dog does? Jump out of the car. No. Going. [laughter] That's some people's dogs are not trained and will just jump out of [ __ ] open windows. >> You know why? Why? Dude, I want to get out. Look at me. >> I understand. Just go out. Get out real quick and we'll we'll go through this. Okay. >> It's such a thing, isn't it? >> It is. It is. You come to the back of your vehicle here. >> Officers inform him they need to ensure he is safe to drive and begin preparing for sobriety testing despite his resistance. >> So, I'll try to make this as quick as possible. after the sun. Steve, >> can you go pee? >> Yeah, >> potentially. >> Why are you so shaky? >> Cuz it's [ __ ] cold. >> Feel like you might be an alcoholic. I'm [laughter] >> cold. All right, one more time through or two more times past your eyes. Okay, watch with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay, >> the same thing. I'm sorry. I do like the same. >> Okay. >> All right. All right, start over. Start over. >> Eyes on this finger. This finger only. Okay. >> That is disgusting. >> With your eyes and your eyes only. >> Quit turning your head. >> I'm not. >> Eyes and your eyes only. >> I'm not. >> Don't look at me. Look at the tip of my fingers. Okay. >> You do that again and I'm going to arrest you. Okay. >> OH MY GOD. ARE [laughter] YOU SERIOUS? >> 100%. That by definition is active to police. Okay. I don't want to do that. You seem like a nice person. >> I think I've been there. >> I want to make sure for like seven times. >> I want to make sure that you're okay to drive. I need you to watch my speaker with your eyes and your eyes only. Okay. >> She celebrated passing the test, but the relief didn't last long. The next stage of the investigation quickly followed and this time it led her straight into custody. >> All right. When I say so, you So, first >> I said the same hair. Uh, feet together, arms down at your side like this. Okay. >> When I say so, you're going to raise either foot six inches off the ground. >> Right. You're going to look at your toe. You're going to >> You can't hold my hand. >> I cannot hold your hand. >> Okay. >> And you're going to count 1,00 1,002,00. >> All right. >> Count out loud in the manner of >> All right. No, I cannot. >> No, you cannot. All right. Wait until I tell you to begin. >> Hey. [screaming] All right, you do your time. >> We're trying TO DO SOME [ __ ] >> Whenever you're ready, begin. >> All right. [laughter] >> So, you don't have anybody around here that can come pick you up? >> Nobody loves me, guys. I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I don't even have a >> Do you have anybody else? >> No. >> They could come pick you up. >> Nobody. >> Nobody. >> Okay, guys. Go ahead and turn around. PUT YOUR HAND [screaming] OH, NICE. HEY, because I have no body. Does that seem kind of baggage? A little bit. >> It's bag. It's a horrible situation. >> Anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me, hurt me, anything like that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I'm going to sit in the backseat of my squad car. >> In the end, the woman was convicted of driving under the influence. >> 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, officers 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. >> 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. >> 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 the 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's the GPS. 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. You're not sure where you're coming from? So, no, I don't know the address of this, but it was one of the the kids' grandmother's house and when 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? >> I I really don't know. Can I just call him cuz I'm not >> 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 would 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 pulled 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 roadsides, but not >> 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 now? 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 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, he should have wrote you a bunch of kids. So, go ahead. >> I'll go on the road. Let me get my sit 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. 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 ME. 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 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 the road. >> Who the your car's here? You think it's like >> It doesn't matter if 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 good. Put >> No, listen. Let me just talk to myself. Please, please stop. >> Just stop. Please. All right. No. >> Turn around. Turn around. Christina, turn around. >> Just stop. >> 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 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. >> Look, you can stop. I have nothing else to >> stop now. >> No, you need to stop. Like, I did not do anything, >> but you 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's my phone? >> Have a seat. Just give me my phone. Where's >> 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. >> 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 >> 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 hearing 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 in the dirt 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 us 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 doesn't. No, I'm not trying to be cute. No, you done. >> She's done. She's a >> I'm saying. >> Damn right. I'm the one going 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? Use your handcuffs. >> Put your feet in the trunk now. >> I'm doing >> 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. Whoa. Wow. That's weird up. So, I'm having a hard time. I came here with a lot of money. They're all 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 theing 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 the 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 hate to talk. Um, no. I'm going by my money because they're robbing me. I think I locked it this time. >> How that, 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 tell you 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 like how am I not allowed to buy here? Because I haven't slept. That's not fair. Unless I was literally going to see my friend down here. I don't I just feel offended. >> That's what happened today. I 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 hand 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's 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. >> 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. >> It's not drivable. >> That's why I'm here trying to buy a damn beer. Calm down because I have anxiety. >> I'm not going We're going. >> I gave him a lot of money. Okay, >> you're No, you're not. Yeah, you can. You can. Go ahead. You don't have to. >> Thank you. >> You can't mere me. That's the problem. >> There's two sides to every story. And damn sure you're [ __ ] is real. And damn sure I pinned you the up >> this way. >> You better not bring I I didn't do nothing. And Iing 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 a 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 >> stuff inside. >> I don't live anywhere near where the I'm not doing nothing, dude. I dare you. Ain't even the rescue. 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'ting 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 majoring 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 log me in here and risk my life. I am on my medication. Please let me just breathe in there. >> Yeah. I mean, I >> this way. >> Get on my You cannot let me in there because I can't breathe in there. There's absolutely no air. Like, I'm serious, bro. Are you I want to tell y for the last year. I've been everywhere. I haven't done nothing wrong. I have weekly random rea plus more. >> Just what? >> Plus completed rehab plus completed everything. >> No, you're not. You're not putting me in. I can't breathe in there. You're not putting me in there. You are not putting me in there if you're killing. You might kill me if you put me in there. >> Stop. 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 him in the back of 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. >> 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 not 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 >> will put your feet in the trunk. Tase now. >> I don't. >> 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. 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 WERE ROMEO. CUT IT ALL IN HALF. Y'ALL NEEDED more than me. Y'all needed 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 opport. 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 I 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're going to 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. 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'm dehydrated. Can you see what I'm doing? >> I can here. >> I'm not even doing nothing. I can do everything that you guys are not going to kill me. >> We're not going to bring water. >> Yes. If you sit in the truck, >> can you roll down the window? Can you sit 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. The clearest lesson is that emotions cannot replace the law. Body cameras record everything, so every action becomes objective evidence. Once the line of control is crossed or interference with official duties is made, the consequences no longer depend on any subsequent explanation. Thanks for watching all the way to the end. If you enjoyed the video, make sure to hit that like button, subscribe for more real life confrontations and unbelievable body cam moments, and drop a comment below with your thoughts. We'll see you in the next