I've been illegally detained multiple times when I'm a Greek citizen with NATO clearance. >> Step out a car, dude. We get tas if people don't listen. All right. >> Want to be tough guys love pretending they're in charge. They push boundaries, challenge authority, and act as if the rules simply don't apply to them. But when they bring that attitude to the nononsense officers, the fantasy usually doesn't last very long. These are some of the most delusional, wannabe tough guys you'll ever witness. But first, meet the delusional international citizen who believe the rules applied to everyone except him. >> I have FBI clearance, so >> I'm an international citizen. You can't arrest me repeatedly. >> On the morning of September 1st, a deputy sheriff in Florida spotted a Kia Sportage speeding in the wrong lane. The initial exchange foreshadowed a potentially unstable shift for the officer. And here's what happened next. >> Hello, the sheriff's office. The reason for stopping you were going 72 back then plus 55. >> Oh, really? I've been tailed the whole way with people going 100. How does that sound? >> I know when I pass you at 100, >> right? Sure. >> Am I free to go? >> No. >> I have FBI clearance. So, >> you have driver's license? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Well, I need some type of >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> No, you don't. You don't have the right. What am I being stalled for? >> 72 and opposed to 55. >> My license. Wait. >> I'm a Greek citizen. >> You're a who? >> A Greek citizen. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Try that. >> Try. >> Here's the Florida license. >> No. Go ahead. Which one do you want? >> I need a Florida driver's license. >> Why? Why not this? This is an international driving license. >> Okay. And you have a Florida one. >> All right. Take it. Can have it. Am I free to go? >> No, you're not. I need registration insurance. >> I don't have it. It's a rental. >> Okay. The [ __ ] has some type of registration for the vehicle. >> I don't know where it is. >> I don't know why you're so upset with me. >> Think about it for a little bit. >> There's nothing to think about, new bull here. Is that good? >> No. Hang tight. Find your registration. I'll go run your stuff. >> I don't have a registration for a car I don't own. >> Okay. >> He identified himself as a Greek citizen and presented an international driving permit. But seeing the strict attitude of the police, he had to show his legal Florida state driver's license. Then noticing his unusual behavior, the police immediately asked him to get out of the car. >> Do a fair. Step out the vehicle. >> No. >> Step out. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> No. No. This is illegal searching. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not. I'm going to give you one more to go to jail. >> Do you have a warrant? >> I'm letting you know now. >> Go ahead. >> Search me. Step. >> Search me. >> No. Tas. I will tase you. I have an internet. >> Wait, give me >> I promise I can. >> All right, I'm good right now. >> Appreciate it. on the FBI DCF clearance. >> Not illegal. Not illegal. >> Good luck this time. >> Have a seat. >> Oh, now you're getting right. Now you're getting knives. >> Have a seat. >> New bold number 160. >> The suspect's aggressive resistance forced Deputy Nubold to issue a firm warning that a taser would be deployed. One look at the crackling device, and his attitude changed instantly as he climbed into the patrol car. But the surprises weren't over yet. Seated in the back, he quickly switched roles and began playing the victim. >> What's going on? >> What's going on? Yeah, >> I've been illegally detained multiple times when I'm a Greek citizen with NATO clearance >> and and FBI and DCF [clears throat] clearance. >> FBI clearance. So, what has that got anything to do with you speeding? >> 72 and a 45 when your officers were going 100 past me. I'm an international citizen. You can't arrest me repeatedly. I'm a US and a Greek citizen. >> Okay. So, what's that got to do with you doing 72 and a 45? >> I'm sorry. He hit me with a speeding ticket. Huh? >> Well, we will be doing that. >> All right, go ahead. >> He told you he was with the FBI. >> Yeah, >> I didn't say that. I said I have FBI DCF clearance. >> What does that mean to us? >> I apparently none of you know. >> That means nothing. >> All right. >> No, you're not free to go anywhere. >> What are you talking about? You're resistant, >> right? Because you threw me against the cruiser. Yeah, we're the world. Gone where? >> Hey, put your leg in there. Don't you dare do that. or you'll be tied UP LIKE A PRETZEL. YOU ALREADY DID THAT. >> YOU ALREADY DID THAT. And closed van transfers. >> So, there you have it. No matter what country you're from or how impressive your credentials may seem, once you're driving on American roads, the local traffic laws still apply. In the end, he was charged with nonviolent resistance and later released on a $1,000 bond. Now, let's shift our attention to a stubborn driver who's about to be dragged back to reality by law enforcement. about to get [ __ ] You want to get I'm not lose my job. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. I'm not lose my job, man. I'm not >> On April 25th, 2024, police stopped a car with expired license plates. The situation escalated into a tent standoff simply because of the driver's stubborn and unreasonably uncooperative behavior. >> Hi there, Deputy R Sheriff's Office. You have a driver's license, proof of insurance. Any weapons or anything in the car? >> Any weapons or anything in the car? Any weapons in the car? >> Okay. So, the reason why I pulled you over is that your plate >> is supposed to be on the back of the car. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I would do that right now. Yep. >> Okay. Just Well, just hang tight for me. Okay. Where you said you're leaving for work? >> You're getting just getting off work. >> You're just getting off work. >> Yeah, I get off work. Yep. >> Okay. Well, just hang tight for me. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right, boss man. Whose tag is that? >> Whose license plate is that? Whose license plate is that? >> The plate. Yeah, that's me. >> That's you. >> Yeah, I was over there. >> Turn the car off. >> That's not who that tag comes back to. >> I'm going to take a picture of the van. >> Hey, boss man, do me a favor. Hey, >> hey, hey. >> Stop reaching. >> Stop. Hey, stop reaching. Don't reach for anything. >> Oh, no moving. >> No, don't move. You see what we can see? >> No. >> He's going to take a picture. >> I got a whole Yeah, he's going to take a picture of the vin when people get to reaching for stuff. Yeah, we get to we get a little antsy. >> I'm not like that, though. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> You're fine. >> Just chill. All right. >> I said just chill. >> From the very first moments, the man appeared unusually flustered by the officer's simple questions, even pretending not to hear them in an obvious attempt to avoid answering. The officers, however, saw straight through the act almost immediately. >> I see you. Do >> you have the keys? >> Do I got a key? >> Yeah. Do you have the keys? >> You have the keys to the car? You have the keys to the car? >> Yeah. >> Where they at? >> West for uh >> this is the key. >> The plates are coming back to one person. The car is coming back to another. I'm sorry. >> The plates >> are coming back to one person. >> Okay. >> The car is coming back to somebody completely different. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I'm going to impound the car. >> Yeah. When I had I sit down, I went to waiting for the uh the lawyer. They should get a car. >> This is the key to the car. >> That's the only one here. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Because when I had an accident to the lawyer, so they they take time. So, >> yeah. And I lose my apartment and I try getting another job and they see slow and I'm driving but they say they going to take time. >> Unfortunately buddy, I can't let this car drive around on these streets with those plates. >> Okay. Cuz I don't know who they belong to. >> Yeah. I work with a guy with a uh I work with a guy the owner. You say whatever you get the car and then you whatever you tell them back and I have to go to BMP. Yeah. >> Um >> so and I was waiting on them. So they say it's going to take time. They going to send to my man. >> Okay. >> Yeah. And I'll try to get a job. So >> So you know the owner of those plates? >> You know who he is? >> Yeah. No. No. >> You don't know who the owner is? Okay. Do you know who the owner of the car is? >> The owner killer. And he said keep it and he go and he >> Yeah. It don't work like that. >> I know. But that's why I got it. I was I was a lawyer. That's why I was waiting for them. >> Yeah. >> And they say give me time. But they work on it. But they take me give me time. >> Yeah. Fortunately, >> I don't have no so and I work for like 1 hour from here. >> The man remained barricaded inside his vehicle, repeatedly claiming to be a lawyer as if that alone could shield him from the consequences. When a sergeant arrived on scene, he delivered a crystal clear ultimatum, leaving the man with a very simple choice. >> Listen, you're not listening. >> Mississippi, get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm about to pop it. You get a little >> Hey, I'm the sergeant. >> I'm the sergeant. >> So, your problem is with a car dealership or a person that owned this car before you? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And I go with the DMV. I go to DMV. >> But you understand the plates that you had on this car were not yours. >> Yeah. >> And so if that's the case, then we have to impound the plates and we have to impound the car, >> right? >> Okay. >> So that's why we have to impound the car. So you're you're going to have to >> I can't lose my car like that. >> Well, you're you're not going to drive this car away. >> No, I'm not going to drive it. I'm not going to drive. It's be like it's be like a mud. >> You're not going to lose the car. It's going to go to the impound. >> Go to work and then come back. >> Listen. Listen. The car is going to go to impound. >> It's my car. >> Yes. >> It's going to be impounded. >> Yes. Why? >> Because you don't have proper registration of the vehicle. >> Listen listen. That doesn't matter. That that doesn't matter. So, so, so listen listen for listen for a second. >> Listen, this is going to go two ways from this point forward. >> One, you're going to get out of the car. Somebody can drive you home and you can go home. >> No, I'm going to take my car. Option two, I'm going to drive. I'm not >> No, no, no, no, no, no. Listen, listen. I'm not >> You're not listening to me. Please. >> I will lose everything right now. I cannot >> You're going to lose your car tonight. >> I know. >> But listen, option two is we're going to break the window. We're going to drag you out of the car. You're going to get charged with obstruction and probably resisting and you're going to go to jail tonight. >> But I'm just saying >> I'm Listen, that's the option. >> Those are the options. Option one, listen. No, no, listen. Option one, step out of the car. >> We'll take the car. It gets impounded. Option two, we're going to break the window of your car, drag you out, >> and then you're going to go to jail. >> That's it. So, I'm going to give you 30 seconds to make a choice. >> You got 30 seconds. >> Lose my car, right? >> You're losing. It was an incredibly simple decision with an obvious outcome. But the man chose the harder path, stubbornly challenging the officers at every turn. Not wasting another second, the officers moved in, breached the vehicle, unlocked the door, and removed the defiant driver to secure the scene. >> Out of the car now or not? >> Jail or go home. >> Okay, >> I'm not losing my job. >> Break it. >> Step out of the car, dude. We'll get tased if people don't listen. All right. >> Get out of car. I'm not car. You're about to get [ __ ] >> You want to get tased? >> I'm not lose my job. >> Get out of the [ __ ] car. >> I'm not lose my job, man. I'm not listen. We're good. We're good. We're good. We're good. Slow down. Slow down. There you go. Relax. Relax. >> Relax. Relax. Relax. >> Okay. I didn't lose my job. I couldn't lose my apartment. I can't move every day. >> Well, they going to jail. >> Now you're going to jail. >> Try to help you out, but you want to listen to me. >> All right. >> They told me to wait. They told me to wait. >> They told me to wait. That's why it's not my job. >> Yeah, cuz we got one. That's why I put >> pat him down real quick. >> We'll get him up. >> Roll over to your butt, man. >> Help you up. >> Bring your knees up. Just make sure we're watching traffic. >> It's not my fault. >> We're not listening, man. But it's not me, my loot, my >> I knew that, but it's not my fault. That's not my no it's over with. I'm not going to lose. It's over with everything you want. But you know you know you accident we pay everything but I'm not going to take care of my car like that. I'm not do it like that. The moment the handcuffs went on, he switched into full victim mode, acting as if he were the one being wronged. But he wasn't going to get his way. No one keeps getting endless chances for that kind of stubborn behavior. >> Wrong, man. I leave you by myself. I just got apost they say they tell you my trying. If you would have got out the car, I would explain everything for uh help you out, but you weren't listening, dude. You trying to be play hard ball. That's never going to work. >> No, it's not about that. It's not about that. It's about what what it's about what they going to pay me all my time. You already told me that. That's why I got a new I got a new apartment. I had a new apartment and now it's been like a month. It's not been too long. >> Hey, my man. Do you know this guy over here? >> He wants to know, do you want him to call somebody for you? >> I'm not I don't I don't know nobody, man. You don't know anybody? >> I cannot everything. I I need my car. I don't need nobody. I don't >> Well, unfortunately, like your car. >> Unfortunately, like I told you. >> Unfortunately, like I told you, >> do that. But I'm not going to lose everything. This is >> That's between you and where you bought the car, man. >> No, it's not me. It's not my fault. I'm telling you, it's not my fault. They told me I've been doing that. >> Well, not my fault. >> Well, that's why you wrong. That's it. >> He doesn't want He said no. He doesn't want to give you a phone number. >> I'm not I'm not going to go nowhere. I don't know. It's not like that. It's not like I'm beautiful. I'm not feeling wood. I get old wood. It's not right. If I'm You can right now. You can. I'm not going to leave. I don't care. You can't get You can I'm not going to lose my stuff. I'M NOT I'm not I'm not nobody. I'm doing right, man. Look. I'm going to do the right thing. I'm doing the right thing. >> After being placed in the patrol car, Mr. Cibby kept rambling inconsistently, insisting he had done nothing wrong. He even went as far as accusing the officers of racial bias against him. >> You know, I'm I know I was not doing wrong. I know. I know. God, I believe it's Allah. You listen, I believe Allah. Whatever you do is you. But, you know, they make me wait. I'm not doing I'm doing my job to do the right thing. That's what I do. Did nothing wrong with me and they make me do away and the job is slow and I got apartment. I got everything go down. Now I got car when I get a car they still not pay me. I got insurance but they still not pay me yet. I don't know why they wait me for me. Why they won't make me wait? Because I'm black. I'm black. That's what it is. I'm by man. I'm not going no way man. >> Hey CCP over here wants to know. CCP >> CP CCP >> CCP. >> Yeah. You what about it? >> He wants to know can he call somebody for you? >> I want somebody take my car home. >> Well, I told you your car is going to impound. I got the >> car's going to impound. >> Yeah, but I get my car back in the shoe after two week and I pay them back. Then I can go to BMP. >> Well, like I said, yeah, I'm trying to pay my rent. I'm trying to pay my rent. I'm trying to pay my rent. >> My car is going to impound. >> Yeah, I can I can I be working for 1 hours away. I cannot lose everything. I'm not going to go. Nobody need to put to put apartment alert in this is my second one. I had a new apartment. This is the second apartment. >> So, do you want him to call somebody for you? >> Yeah. I don't know people around here, man. I know. I know these people. They They know me. I'm good. We got, you know, I'm trying to do my best. I'm trying to do my best. >> No. Yeah. >> I'm not going nowhere, man. I'm not good for nobody. I'm doing my I work myself, man. I'm >> This is wrong, man. This is wrong. I'm No, man. This is wrong. >> The man was charged with resisting arrest and obstruction of official duties. Next, meet a smug man who genuinely believed he was untouchable. >> DO NOT TELL ME THAT YOU WILL BEAT MY ASS. >> You don't touch me. >> I will MAKE THE RULES HERE. >> On January 7th, 2025, officers arrive at a DMV after a frustrated man calls police over a dispute about renewing his ID. >> What's going on, man? All right. So, the situation is this. I got all my information. I was coming to renew my uh ID. >> Excuse me. I'm in the state of I was coming to renew my ID. My birthday was on Christmas, right? So, I can't do nothing. I got to check. I can't cash because I got to re do my what's on. I came to get my uh new ID, but I asked for my real ID, right? And she told me that I needed my social security card. I said, "Ma'am, you got it on file. I don't have my social security card, but I have my your social security card with my name, my birth certificate, my address. I'm renewing my address again." And she told me I need my physical uh what's his name? So, I say, "Okay." But I came here when I first moved out here to get It might sound like I'm yelling, but my voice. So, uh, I told her I came and got a ID, showed her the previous ID I got from this facility, which I would have needed what? >> My birth certificate and social security card. >> So, that's on file. So, I say I'm already on file. All I want is my real ID. >> She say she can't do that. That's not their rules. Now I told her like look I'm kind of Chevron says that three digit what's nice can't enforce they own rules on a civilian bro and they can't you know that you know that chevron you can't just because you the DMV don't mean that your DMV rules go over legislative rules bro so I told her are you the legislator if that's the law I will abide by the law oh that's our rules and your rules is not the law I called the police on her ass and that's what we that right now. >> The moment the officer approached, the man launched into a lengthy rant. He argued that the DMV already had his information on file and insisted there was no reason to present the physical document again. Then, as if that wasn't enough, he doubled down with even more of his own questionable legal theories. >> Like the list of what stuff you can use, cuz I know I try to do the same thing here, too, where I needed my actual physical social security card cuz they won't do they won't take anything else even if it's on file cuz they want to verify that it's you and you have control of your social security. My ID is my ID, right? >> So when I come up here, my picture on there, right? >> Yeah. >> So they can't say it's not me. If you looking physically in my face, see the same person typically the same name. >> But what they do is beyond us, too. >> I get that, too. But that's not the law, my man. That's all I'm saying. It's not the law, bro. >> It's not the law. I'm only The only reason I call to law is to enforce the law because that's not the law. Do I need to Can you You You got your phone just so it don't think that I'm manipulating. Pull up Chevron versus America and it's going to tell you >> we're not going to stand here and debate. All I'm saying, you have to go. >> That's what I'm saying. Like I paid for my ID. Where's my ID? >> Come on, bro. So now I'm going to get robbed, bro. This my receipt. This what they gave me. They want, >> bro. Like, you know what? Just lower, man. Come on, babe. Like, bro, like all I want to know, can I have both Can I have both of you guys's car, please? >> I don't have cards. >> No, you got you have to have cards, bro. >> Okay. What's your What's your Huh? 11:48. >> 11:48, can you write this down, babe? Oh, I'll just record it. Oh, yeah. I'm recording. It's all good. It's all good. It's all good. Say 1148 Allen. Correct. >> Yep. >> 1148 Allen. What's your name, sir? >> Romero. 1335. My >> number 1335. >> Okay, y'all have a good night. >> You do not want me to go and see if I can get your money back. >> Sounds good. All right. Thank you. >> The argument continues as the man insists he is being treated unfairly and effectively robbed after paying fees without receiving the ID he wanted. Realizing there was no point arguing with a self-proclaimed halfbaked legal expert, the officers ordered him to leave the building. >> Did you just threaten me? >> Did you just threaten me? >> I suggest you get in that car before I get up. I will send you to jail. >> DO NOT TELL ME THAT YOU WILL BEAT MY ASS. YOU DO NOT TELL ME THAT YOU WILL BEAT MY ASS. >> TELL YOU don't touch me. >> I'm going make THE RULES HERE IN THE CAR. >> You don't make no rules. >> Really? You don't make no rules. >> Don't touch me. Turn around. >> Don't touch me, bro. Turn around. Don't touch me. Don't turn around. No. Hold on. Turn around. >> [ __ ] 3331 early. Thinking he was safe in the parking lot, he threatened the police, claiming they weren't the ones making the laws. Realizing they needed to be stricter, the police decisively used their taser to subdue him. He immediately turned pale with fear and ran away. >> I don't want no smoke. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car right now. >> Y'all with me. >> Get out of the car right now. I like that enough. Yep. Come on. Okay. >> Y'all some [ __ ] That's why [ __ ] be y'all. You feel I came up here for a prop and y'all rest in peace cuz you got a ego prop. He got an ego problem. >> I ain't got nothing on me. Good though. Good pressure though. You got a good >> You not that much. But you >> was respectful though. Him, not so much. >> But since I don't call blue, it is what it is. You feel me? I'll be out. I'll be out. You'll see me again. Put your money back in your pocket. It's >> all good, big bro. This [ __ ] a hoe. You a hoe. I wanted to whoop your ass. Straight up. Through decisive [snorts] police procedures, officers managed to get the suspect into the patrol car. The outcome, he was charged with aggravated assault, a felony offense. Next, a young man with more confidence than wisdom decides to challenge the police and quickly learns a harsh lesson. >> Take it off in your seat. >> Whoa. What you laughing for? I'm right in your Take it off. On April 5th, 2022 in Florida, police received a call to an apartment complex reporting a disturbance in the parking lot. The caller stated that a group of teenagers were drinking and gathering in the area. >> What's up, man? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What's up? >> What car you in? >> I ain't in any of these cars. >> Let's go then. You got to get out. Let's go. >> No, I don't got to go nowhere. I mean, live here. >> I don't got Yeah, live here. You don't got What you walking up on me like that for? What's up? >> What's your address? >> Take Take that vest off. Come on. >> Take that vest off for me. Come on, take that vest off, you know. Come on, take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Let's get it, bro. What's up? What's up? Do me a favor. Take that [ __ ] off. >> Take that [ __ ] off like you're not a [ __ ] Do me a favor. >> Like you're not a [ __ ] Take that [ __ ] off. Come on now. Take that [ __ ] off. Let's get it. >> Where do you live? >> Your partner here like he's going to do something. You ain't going to do [ __ ] >> Where do you live, man? >> I live right here. That ain't nothing about it. What's your address? Do something about it. >> How about that? Take your off and do something about it. >> You like I won't >> like you what? Like you won't what? >> I ain't going to say nothing on that camera. So take that off. Take it off and we'll see. Let me see. Yeah. Let me get your ID. >> You ain't going to get >> Okay. >> A young man kept escalating the situation with a hostile, confrontational attitude, even challenging officers to take off their protective gear. Officers immediately moved in to secure the scene for their own safety. >> Whoa. What you laughing for? I'm right in your >> Take it off. >> Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. Put your hand behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. Put your hand behind on your back. >> Put your hand behind on your back. >> I'm a miner. >> So why'd you get in my face? Were you going to hit me? >> No, I'm serious. >> Huh? >> So why'd you get in my face then? I told you to stop balling up your fist, right? >> I did. >> Okay. So why'd you get in my face? >> All right, stand up. >> Not me, too. >> You doing? >> Hey, BACK UP. HEY, BACK UP. >> Back up. BACK YOU BACK UP right now. >> The you do, bro. >> Back up. It's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. >> Roll up on your side. Stand up. What are you doing, bro? >> Get back right now. Back up. >> I got wrong with y'all, bro. >> Wrong with y'all. >> Back up. >> Hey, back up. Back up now. >> HELP. WHERE YOU GOING? >> IT'S ALL GOOD. I didn't do nothing. >> No, it's no big deal. >> It's no big deal. It's no big deal. Sit down. >> Do it. >> It's no big deal. >> Do it. It's no big deal. >> I ain't do nothing. >> It's not helping. >> What the You let the man go to jail? >> I do not have touch screen. >> Within seconds, his aggressive posture was shut down completely. Officers swiftly took him to the ground to gain control of the situation. The parking lot quickly descended into chaos as several relatives rushed in shouting, attempting to intervene before being firmly ordered back by police. >> I told you several times. And I said, "Hey, stop balling your fist. Chill out." >> I apologize. >> All right. I accept your apology, but you we didn't have to take it to this level, man. >> I know. I'm sorry. I was just hyped up. >> There's like There's like 15 of you guys going to let you punch me in the face. Punch back. >> Well, you look like you were going to hit me. >> I know. And I apologize. I swear to God. >> All right. Why' you have what? What's all the balling up your fist? >> Sorry. I'm just hyped up. >> There's a situation going on, sir. Honestly, I apologize. >> Yeah, but listen, man. Listen, man. Listen me. Any anytime you come across police, you ball up your fist and get in somebody's face. I'm not you know what do you think? I'm I'mma punch you back. I'm going let you punch me in the face. >> I know, sir. Trust me. If you were to taste me, I'd understand. Truthfully, like that. You got me in my ribs a couple times. It's fair, >> dude. Yeah. >> Yeah. I don't know. I don't know what what your dig is, but I appreciate you coming down. >> Truthfully, like I man, I'm sorry. You got me right. >> Okay. I Listen, >> it's not personal, man. I'm I'm doing my job. I appreciate you being sorry, but >> you screwed up. Okay. >> Yeah. I apologize. cuz I was acting big and tough. I up and I got I got thrown on my >> No problem. Stand by real quick. Do you have anything else in your pocket anywhere? >> Check me anyways. I'm sorry and I apologize. >> Good. >> Well, I I respect you as a man for you know man to man. I'm sorry. >> Got to do what we got to do. Have a seat for me. >> Right here. >> No, over here. Over here. >> Yeah, that that's all right. >> I'm right here. >> We'll we'll call or do whatever needs to be done. >> Okay. After being restrained, the man quickly changed his tone, becoming apologetic and stating he was just hyped up and did not actually intend to fight the officers. The police then approached the suspect's father to explain the situation. >> We don't need this other one, do we? >> No. No. >> Just keep him over there. >> Yeah, just keep him away. He was 2 seconds away from joining him. >> Sorry about that. >> No, no, you good, man. >> Is this your house number or your cell phone? >> Cell phone. Okay. So, here's your stuff back. Like I explained to you, unfortunat right now is going to be arrested for what he just did. >> All right. They're going to >> What's the charge? Out of curiosity, >> I'm going to talk to the other officer. Exactly. Find out what what the exact charges are. But regardless, he's going to be taken down. Do you know the juvenile assessment center is >> off street? Just past you know the road tracks are the juvenile assessment center. >> What's going to happen is he's going to get taken down there. They're going to process him and then uh why juvenile? >> How old is he? 20. >> He's 20 years old. Yeah. >> Uh, someone over there said he was 16. If he's 20, then he's going down to County Jail. That's true. >> All right. So, regardless, you can call down a few hours. They'll figure out how you can get him home. All right. >> Yeah. >> So, all right. >> It is what it is, right? >> Are you good with keeping him calm? He's not >> No, I got him. I got him. Can I say one thing to my son before he leaves so he doesn't freak out? I'll let him know. Just crack the window. I don't have >> I'll let the other officer know cuz our supervisor is going to want to talk to him. And then before they leave, I'll let Before they leave, I'll let them know you want to talk to them. I just want to make sure you're good with the other son. Okay. >> Yeah, >> I am. But I'm >> tell um >> if we can find out a charge for him maybe to cool him down a little bit. >> He's good. >> I think it's probably resisting arrest or something like that. >> They've been together cuz I wasn't around for a while. >> It's probably a misdemeanor. It's probably a misdemeanor resisting arrest charge. He was wanting to know. He's fired up about it. >> No, I want to be No, I don't care. I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm not doing anything. >> The suspect's family later revealed he was actually 20 years old, not 16, as initially believed. As an adult, he would not be taken to a juvenile facility, but processed directly into county jail. Any regret came too late to change the outcome. >> No, I know. I'm not getting out. I just want Can I stand up and at least say goodbye? Like, >> no, no, no. You can't get out of the car, man. You want to stay there? >> Are you arrested? >> Yeah, you're you're arrested right now. >> For what? What do I do? >> For assault on a law enforcement officer. >> It's not assault. I never touched it. >> Okay. Well, you were about to. That's why it's assault. >> I wasn't about to. Honey, that's the thing. Okay. Well, I'm not going to argue with you, man. >> Listen, it can go to court and they can throw it out. That's >> Well, obviously this guy kicked me in his rib. He's He's actually halfway. >> No, I know. He He is halfway. >> Dude, I gave you more than I gave you so much respect. And you know what, man? I gave you respect so much. >> Like, I had like two seconds. I honestly You see how you get older? >> How many Yeah. Listen, man. How many times did I try to tell you, "Hey, relax, dude. without balling up your fist >> like maybe once. I'm sure it's on your body cam. >> It's all on body cam. That's the That's the great thing about having a body cam. It's all on body cam. >> I know. That's what I'm saying. I know. >> It's okay, man. I'm not here to argue with you. I'm just here so you can talk to your dad real quick. >> I know he's not one of those. I can tell with >> So have I know he's not one of those. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm trying to explain to you like, >> but he'll Can you at least readjust my cuss, one of my hands? >> I I am I'm going to do all of that before we leave. >> Can Can I have my brother come and stuff? Say goodbye to me. >> No, no, no. We can't have everybody come say goodbye to you. Just one person. >> Yeah, just your It doesn't even have to be your dad. I'm just doing your dad the f >> Tell me mom's number so I can remember it. Oh god. >> All right. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Watch your leg. >> He was charged with assault on an officer and carrying a concealed weapon. This man showed us why loudmouth the police is a bad idea. >> Right now. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Traffic stop in Arkansas was initiated after officers spotted a speeding vehicle. What began as a routine check quickly escalated because of the driver's noticeably uncooperative attitude. >> I want to figure out I was going to work. >> Okay. Well, when we're through with this stop, you're you're free to leave. Okay. But until then, you're detained as well. Trooper Earl State Police. Reason I pulled driver up at 72 in 55 zone. You see your driver's license, ma'am. >> 72. >> Yes, ma'am. Wherever you're coming up there, >> do what? >> I was on cruise control doing 60. >> Well, I doubt that. >> Uh, my insurance is on. >> You have an ID on you as well, sir? >> No, you I didn't do anything. I was a passenger. >> Okay. So, >> I'm just going to work right here. I'm trying to go. >> You hopped out from the scene of the traffic stop trying to take off. No, I wasn't trying to take off. I didn't know we was being pulled over. She stopped here and I was getting out to go to work. I wasn't trying to take off. >> I didn't even know you was behind us until I stepped out and looked and I was like, "Oh." >> And then you said, "I'm running up here." >> No, I said you're not running up here. You're going to stay here. >> I said I go to work. I said, "I work right here." I didn't say I was running up here. >> I said, "I work here." >> Okay. Do you have an ID, though? >> No. >> Uh, this is a rental as well. I totaled my car out. Okay. >> And so, you have the rental agreement with you? Uh, it's in my email, too. I was pulling up my insurance for my other car. >> The officer explained the reason for the stop and began separating the occupants of the vehicle. Tension escalated further the moment the driver stepped out of the car. >> Hey, man. You care. Step out here with him real quick. Okay. What are you on probation for? Uh, >> drugs. >> Drugs. Okay. your probation yard on everything back. Come up front window to take off. >> Honestly, I did not know we were being pulled over. I >> got stopped. >> Then why did you stop right here instead of driving him all the way up there? >> This is where I always kill him. >> No, it's [ __ ] I promise you that's why we I mean I literally >> Listen to me. Listen to me. Stop the line. It's not going to help you at all. >> I'm not in trouble for seating, but I mean >> you're not going to stop right here if you're going to drop him off all the way up there. That just doesn't even make sense. >> Okay. >> Always gets up. Okay. >> How long have you known him? >> Not very long. >> Like how long? Not very long. >> Uh maybe a week or two. >> Yeah. What's his name? >> Uh Buddy is what we go by. >> What's his name? His name is Buddy. >> Buddy what? >> I have no idea what I just met him. I was just giving him a ride. >> The officer discovered the driver was currently on probation for a drug-related offense, instantly raising concerns. Attention then shifted to the male passenger, Buddy, who appeared increasingly intent on fleeing the scene. arrested. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa. What am I being arrested for? >> What am I being arrested >> right now? The drug don't have any drug. What are you talking about? >> That cup? >> My cup's right there? >> Okay. >> Look at my cup. >> Now, you got any ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> What's your name? >> I didn't do anything. >> There's drug cap in there. I have a reason ID. What's your name? >> It's not mine. >> Hold on, man. Hold on. >> Come on. Don't Don't judge on me, man. Pull away. Get my phone. >> You can't get anything right Get my phone. >> You can get off the ground right now. >> Okay, man. Okay. Okay. I'm going to do it. >> Listen to me. >> He's got a hernia. Listen to me. Hern pulling away from me. >> How was it? I was not pulling away from you. >> Now, you need to calm down. And when I tell you to come back here with me, don't pull away from me, >> man. I got double hernas in the [ __ ] godamn hands out your pants. What are you reaching for? >> I have my hands in my [ __ ] pants. >> You shove my hands in there. Come on, man. I don't have nothing right now. >> I don't have nothing, man. Can you not smash on me right there? >> Well, until I figure out if you have any weapons on you. >> I don't, man. Why are you trying to pull away from me? >> Officers placed both individuals in handcuffs due to highly conflicting statements. While the female driver complied calmly, the male passenger remained defiant, even claiming the entire arrest was a setup. >> I don't have any weapons. I don't have any drugs. >> Well, until I can confirm you don't have any weapons. Time to go to work, man. >> You're detained right now. >> You're fixing me under arrest. Can Can you please you understand me? My hernia right there, man. Please. Thank you. Yeah. >> I don't have anything. I really don't have anything. >> You're making this a lot worse than it has to be. >> But I'm not doing this. >> You want to do this this early freaking morning? >> Man, I ain't done nothing. I'm trying to go to work. Stay right there. I'm trying to go to work. That's all the [ __ ] I'm doing. God damn. >> You wanted to play games. >> How was I playing? >> These are the freaking you win. >> How was I playing back? >> Remember I say walk with me? >> I was >> when you start pulling away. >> I wasn't pulling away. >> I'm not playing these games. >> I wasn't pulling away. >> Roll over. Can you please put on the hand? I ain't going on anything right now. Your side. Yeah. Stick poker pride in me. Man, I didn't have anything to stick to pride. Just started it. Keep it going to poke you. I can't lay like this very long. Bubba, you're going to lay like this without side chest. >> Oh my god. I can't just hop up. Like I said, I'd like to turn [ __ ] up. >> Yeah, me too. But you want to freaking do this [ __ ] Come on. Can I breathe with my phone? >> No. Come on, buddy. >> The man was later charged with failure to appear and possession of drug paraphernalia. But if you thought that was bad, the next individual takes over confidence to an entirely different level. >> My rights. >> Give my rights. >> Give my rights. >> You committed offense in our presence. On February 12th, 2023, police responded to a disturbance at a bar after a man who had previously been removed returned and began causing trouble once again. But >> I have a seat. >> What's going on with this guy? >> This guy's trying to just fight this guy. >> The bathroom. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. I know when I want to go some I have a jacket. Hey, stop pushing me, man. Hey, stop punching me. Stop pushing me, bro. Stop. Hey, hey, hey. I have a jacket. I have a jacket. >> Y'all are [ __ ] Well, then chill out. >> Chill out. Put you in the cuffs. >> All right, cool. >> Chill out. You got to leave. >> Are you arresting me? >> No. If you leave, you're good to go. >> You all read my rights. Where's my rights, man? >> HEY, WHERE'S MY RIGHTS, MAN? I've been arrested, man. Hey, where's my rights? I want my jacket. >> Yeah, you know, >> I'm asking you a question. >> Okay. >> What brand is your jacket so I can go find it, dude? >> It's a flannel, man. It's a white tail. If you white tail jack >> Okay, I'm gonna go look you all place. I'll never come back through. >> Hey, dude. >> If you keep acting foolish, you're gonna get more trouble. If you calm down, you might go home tonight. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm going >> I'm going to write any questions. >> It's on camera. >> Y'all suck so bad. >> Hey, what's my charge? You arrested me? >> We're figuring that out right now. What's my Yeah, you figure it out. >> As of right now, disorderly conduct. >> If they want to pursue charges, you're going to go in for disorderly conduct. >> All right, take a seat. >> You have a seat. >> You put your leg in. >> I'm trying, mother. What's your badge number? >> Put your leg in. >> Hey, are you tagging me? Put your leg in. >> Are you taking You're What's the charge? What's theing charge? >> Put your head in. >> What's the trespassing? >> Who said trespassing? and assault on us. >> You guys are getting fired. You're getting fired. >> Instead of cooperating, the man repeatedly shouted at the camera, insulted the officer's competence, and demanded the return of his white tail jacket from security. What made it even more absurd was what police later uncovered about his true identity. >> Do you guys want to pursue charges for uh trespassing? >> He's not the one that wouldn't leave. Uh I don't know what his problem was. He was cool like 15 20 minutes ago. >> I came in to see maybe if the guy that we were dealing with I figured that's why they were here. >> Yeah. >> We just walked into that all four of us. >> Yeah. Someone in there was saying he was trying to fight one of the other literally. He had his shirt off and everything. He was rebonded by the time we got back in there. >> I'm planning on releasing you if they don't want to pursue charges before. What's your name? >> I'll book you in. >> Ask my lawyer. Ask my lawyer. >> Here's the thing. If he goes and gets in a car, what would I need to tell you for you guys to take him to the drunk tank? Cuz that's probably where he's asking me to go. >> So, we don't have a drunk tank. We So, it would be like he has to he would have to charge charges. >> Yeah. >> Is he >> I got to get back inside cuz I got you talking. >> No, he won't tell me. I haven't explained him. >> So, we have a concealing and you want to pursue for disorderly conduct? >> That's fine. >> Cuz he was trying to Yeah. >> Yeah. He was taking his shirt off. >> I mean, all right, we'll get him out of here. Appreciate it. >> You guys have a good night. >> Yep. Thank you. The absurd part, police later discovered he wasn't even the original troublemaker, just a random bystander who inserted himself into the situation. Instead of backing off, he became even more belligerent, pushing the encounter into an even tenser confrontation. >> What the >> Are you going to give us your your name? >> You I haven't done nothing wrong. >> You talk me. >> I a hit nobody. I haven't done nothing wrong. with you. >> Take the cuts off me. >> Hey, you're under arrest >> for what? >> I told you identity and disorder. >> That's not a law. That's not a law. Y'all I'm a citizen. I make more money than y'all mother do and I'm going to sue you mother. >> Hey, green my lights. my rights. >> We don't have to. >> Where is my right? >> You committed offense in our presence. Sit down. >> If I have not been right, no rights, I don't have to sit down. >> I only have free rights if you ask me. Sit down. >> Officer, >> sit down. >> You're charging me for resisting >> if you don't listen. >> On what charge are you charging me for? Resisting. >> You guys know that you're going to be fired, right? >> You guys know I make more money. >> All right. All right. All right. I can't help it. I can't I can't do it. I can't. >> You just did it. You're fine. >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> Oh my god. You heard me. You heard me. Oh my god. >> As he was escorted to the patrol car, the man launched into a smug rant about how much money he made, even throwing out blatantly racist remarks toward the officers. In the end, all that arrogance accomplished was earning him a much faster ride to jail. Stop. >> Really? Come on now. >> Sit up. Sit up. >> Ow. >> Sit up. >> Ow. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Come on. Sit up. >> Be an adult, man. >> Y'all, y'alling want to be this piece of All right, cool. >> Hey, >> I didn't do nothing wrong. Hey, this is a little camera. Yeah, walk away. >> Yeah, get your bad out of the way. Come on. Make it easy to stand up. >> I can't walk. I'm disabled. I'm disabled veteran. >> Make myself dead, dude. All right. But since you're refusing to, we're going to put you in a rap system. Wrap you up like a burrito. >> I'm a disabled veteran. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Look, dude. Here, let me be real with you, right? Thank you for your service. mistake for what you did. All right. >> You I didn't do nothing wrong. >> All right. >> Well, I'm honest. >> I'll let you down. >> I'm I'm aing wounded veteran and my shoulders. Please don't hurt my shoulders. This is how disabled that is for no reason. OW. OW. OW. I can't feel my hands. >> You guys are abusing me. >> You piece of >> He's pushing his >> You I'm not pushing. >> Sit up. Okay, >> I'm sitting up. >> I'm by myself. Huh? >> Close the door. >> I can't wait. He continued acting like a spoiled child, forcing officers to use protective equipment while transporting him to the hospital for a medical evaluation. But once there, the man's outrageous behavior reached an entirely new level. >> Help me. Please. I didn't do nothing. >> Please. Please. I didn't feel nothing. Come on, officer. Nothing. I have not been violent. Officer, >> I'll check your cuff. Do you want me to check your cuff? >> Yes. >> Sit up and roll that way. >> Can you roll? >> Really? >> Well, that's a serious question. >> I can fit a full finger. They're gauged properly. >> No. >> Sorry. They're not meant to be comfy. >> Well, for what charge? >> I'm sure they already told you. >> Uh, no, they didn't. >> They told you like 10 times. I want the supervisor. >> I want your supervisor. Supervisor. >> You guys go with sortly. >> Sortly, concealing, and >> wow. >> Oh, okay. And how about uh slavery, abuse of power? I didn't do nothing wrong. What? Yeah. Yeah. I got your badge in a tree like this. >> Oh, listen to what? You you arrested ME RIGHT OUT THE BAT. THERE WAS NO TALKING. I NEED TO GET TO TRY TO EXPLAIN MYSELF. >> YOU >> WHAT'S YOUR NAME? >> NO, >> I wasn't there. >> I WANT YOUR SERGEANT. I WANT YOUR SUPERVISOR RIGHT NOW. >> HEY, THERE'S SICK PEOPLE HERE, DUDE. >> SO, can you chill out? It's like 1. >> I WANT THE SUPERVISOR. >> YOU'RE acting like this at 2:30 in the morning in an ER. >> I'm being charged FOR DOING NOTHING WRONG. >> YOU could be mad at me. >> I DIDN'T DO NOTHING. >> HEY, SIR. YOU CAN BE mad at us all you want. >> Take me to jail. Put me in the hospital. I didn't do nothing wrong. Hey, I got your ass. Yeah, YOU'RE TRYING TO GIVE ME a a guilt trip. I'm strapped up. Yeah, you too. I didn't do nothing wrong. >> Cortez a Giri >> and River. Y >> you ain't going to have a job after this. You know that, right? >> Okay. He was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct, assault on a law enforcement officer, and concealing his identity. But through all of this chaos, none of them come close to the level of delusion this man. >> I'm leaving your property, bro. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> PROPERTY, BRO. I'm leaving. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. Oh. >> On August 28th, 2023, police were dispatched to an airport terminal after reports that a Frontier Airlines passenger was threatening crew and other passengers. Get the [ __ ] back. >> Hey man, >> I'm threatening. Relax. >> I'm threatening. Get the [ __ ] back. I don't care if you have a gun. >> Get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Get out of here. >> Don't [ __ ] follow me. I'm leaving. Get the [ __ ] out OF HERE. >> DON'T FOLLOW ME. >> RELAX. >> I told you don't follow. >> This is an airport. You're looking at >> We can go wherever you want. >> BOY, THINK YOU'RE TALKING. YOU GOT A GUN. SHOOT ME, [ __ ] >> Then shut the [ __ ] UP AND STAY RIGHT THERE. >> Enter the air until we get >> Shut the [ __ ] up. Stay right there. Get off your [ __ ] dumb ass, bro. We answer. >> Now we got PC. >> Yeah, we go for disorder. >> Now we got here. Come on. >> Police located the man shortly after, but he immediately became aggressive, yelling, cursing, and attempting to walk away despite clear commands to stop. Seeing this, officers moved in decisively to take control of the situation. Let me see right now. >> Hey, behind your back. You're under arrest. >> Put your hand behind your back. You're under arrest. >> You got to tase him. I didn't do anything, bro. >> I didn't do anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't [ __ ] touch. I DIDN'T DO ANYTHING, BRO. >> I'M LEAVING. I'M LEAVING YOUR PROPERTY. I'm leaving your property, bro. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> PROPERTY, BRO. I'm leaving. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. You're under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> I didn't do anything, bro. >> Put your hands behind your back. Now, >> put your hands Put your hands behind your back. What did I do? >> Put your hands behind your back now. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> Put your hand. Hey, stop. >> I'm going. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> What did I do? I >> caught it, too. >> I'm leaving your airport. I'm literally leaving. >> Well, you're under arrest. You're not leaving >> for what? >> It's totally conduct. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> Resisting. My hands are behind my back, you [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] >> How am I resisting, you [ __ ] idiot. Yeah, we're idiots. >> You are [ __ ] idiots. Obviously, >> clearly >> I'm the one in the outside of your airport and you're [ __ ] arresting me like idiots. >> Don't try. >> Even while pinned to the ground, his aggressive attitude didn't change. After a brief moment of silence, he slipped right back into his combative behavior as he was escorted toward the patrol car. Put him in the car. >> All right, go. We're going to put you in the car. >> I can't see. >> All right, you can stand up. All right, you can stand up. You pick me up, [ __ ] >> Let's go. >> Pick me up. >> You don't want to get shackled and do it the other way, bro. >> You don't need to see. >> No, I can't see. Stand up. I have a bad hip. I have a bad hip. I have a bad h. Shackle them and carry him. Whatever. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> That's fine. >> You want to look You want to You want to look at my hip and see how my scar? I can't stand. Listen, >> we're going to you [ __ ] >> I'm going to help you stand up. I'm going to roll you on your side and get on your knees and stand up. >> No, just [ __ ] pick me up like a [ __ ] man. >> All right, man. >> Pick me up like a man. >> How about that? >> Why don't you just sit here? >> That's fine. That's fine, too. I could do that, too, [ __ ] >> Sitting here walking out, minding my own business, walking out. Can I >> somebody with a pilot? >> I walked off your plane, you [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] How am I disorderly? You [ __ ] idiots. You guys are all [ __ ] [ __ ] I hope you all your cameras are on. You [ __ ] morons. You don't >> [ __ ] push me, bro. Come on. Come on. Don't stop. Let me walk. Don't fall away. >> Let me walk. You're the one. [ __ ] stop. Let me walk. >> SO [ __ ] GUIDE ME AND LET ME WALK. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> NO. [ __ ] [ __ ] DUDE, let me [ __ ] walk. Let me walk like a normal person. No, you didn't. You didn't walk. You didn't let me try. >> YOU DIDN'T TRY. YOU DIDN'T LET ME TRY. >> YOU DIDN'T LET ME TRY. YOU DIDN'T LET ME TRY. >> You didn't let me try. You're the one [ __ ] pulling my arms up. You didn't let me try at all. You're the one trying to [ __ ] >> control somebody when you don't. While being restrained, he becomes increasingly aggressive, yelling insults, accusing officers of wrongdoing, and claiming he was unfairly targeted after leaving the aircraft. His stubbornness forced the police to use protective equipment to bring him safely to the station. >> That's it. Let me walk. Loosen my walk. >> Loosen my cuff a little bit. I can walk like a normal person. You guys are [ __ ] [ __ ] bro. Let me walk like a normal person with my eyes closed and you guys do it gently and I'll be fine. >> Zone 12 dispatch to denia Port Everglades. >> Stretch your feet out. >> We're going to put some shackles on you. So put your feet out. >> I can't, bro. My these are too tight on my wrist. >> Your legs. >> My hip is broke. My hip is broken. My hip is broken. All right. You want to see my scar? You [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] You want to see my scar? ass. Yeah. So, [ __ ] K. Keep doing what you're doing. I'm [ __ ] handicapped. You [ __ ] you dumb [ __ ] All the handicap, you [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to look at my head? Look at it. Yes. Pull my pants out, you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Pull my pants out, you [ __ ] Look at my [ __ ] scar. [ __ ] hit the [ __ ] knee. [ __ ] [ __ ] Unrelease these little I cannot feel my arm. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Unrelease my hands on this one. >> I'm not going anywhere. >> I can't go anywhere. >> You're under arrest. >> I can't go anywhere. >> You stood up by yourself on the grass. >> I can't Why am I LOOKING AT YOU SON [ __ ] MY EYELIDS? MY BACK OF MY EYELIDS? YOU DUMBASS. >> You're an idiot. You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] What's your [ __ ] name? You [ __ ] Mexican [ __ ] >> Yeah, you're racially motivated. Wow. >> Yeah, you're a [ __ ] idiot. I can tell you're a [ __ ] >> There's no need for the racial comments, sir. >> Okay. Well, well, maybe maybe you should [ __ ] unleash my handcuffs and maybe I can walk like a [ __ ] gentleman. >> You tried that. >> You didn't try [ __ ] You [ __ ] >> I'm just happy for body cameras. >> It's unclear what the suspect expected to achieve by repeatedly interrupting and insisting the officers had no authority outside the aircraft. But he was quickly proven wrong as officers decisively placed him in the patrol vehicle. >> There you go. We're going to walk you trying to walk to the left. >> I know. >> I can't let All right. We don't need to see that. But just listen. Step down. Step down. >> I'm not spitting on anybody. I'm just I can't [ __ ] deal with it. >> Watch your head. >> You got to sit in the car. >> Let me Let me Let me blow my nose. Let me blow my nose. >> The door is in front. >> All right. You're back first. Your back first. There you go. >> Watch your head. >> Watch your head. >> Sit. >> Sit. There you go. >> Now your legs. The man was charged with violent resistance to arrest, disorderly conduct, and assault on a law enforcement officer. He was sentenced to one year of probation, ordered to attend anger management classes, and required to pay fines. It begins with a tense moment as this so-called sovereign decides to assert their imagined authority against the law itself. >> Uh, no, sir. I don't I don't want to step out of my vehicle. I don't need to. On February 12th, 2023, what began as a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled out of control when the driver insisted she didn't need a license, plates, or vehicle registration. >> All right. You requested a supervisor, right, Miss Roslin? >> Okay. This is my supervisor, Corporal Harris. All right. >> Can I Can I ask you, are you able to turn your headlight off cuz it's like right in the eye and it's difficult to see this gentleman? >> No. >> Okay. >> Oh, my name is Corporal Harris. I'm I'm a corporal with the Dance Police Department and this is my officer, Officer Liry. Can you do me a Yep. Can you do me a favor? Can you step out of the vehicle for me? >> Uh, no, sir. I don't I don't want to step out of my vehicle. I don't need to. >> So, this is a lawful order. >> I understand it's a lawful order and I'm asking you I'm retaining my rights. I'm traveling in my private conveyance. >> Yep. >> And there's not Sir, this is this is not >> Step out of the car. >> Okay. I'm going to ask you again. >> Step out of the car. Do it now or else we're going to move. >> Sir, what is the probable cause for this? >> You're going to jail. That's what the probable cause is. Are you operating a vehicle with exploding? >> I'm not. >> I I'm okay. I asked this gentleman to please get the the the police I asked this gentleman to please get the manual >> so that I can show him that a private vehicle. >> We're about to yank you out. >> I'm sorry. >> We're about to yank you out. >> A simple request for the driver to step out of the vehicle was immediately met with a flat refusal. Officers responded decisively, making it clear that defiance is never a smart move. Okay. You were going to be personally liable, >> sir. Could I please have my purse or my wallet that's sitting right there on the seat? >> You're fine. Just relax. >> I am relaxed, sir. I'm just asking your gentleman to please research your information. I'm not I'm not I'm not a disobedient citizen. Okay. >> But a private motor vehicle as defined is capable 15 >> 15 or more passengers. >> When I'm traveling, >> adult female 1015, you can clear the channel, >> sir. I was on my way to feed the cats at the house. So, >> all right. Well, now you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> I will take I will address this with the judge after. >> Yep. That's where you That's where you can argue this. >> And your name was What was the name? >> I get the phone call. >> Oh, it's just about my glasses. >> I'll go with you to jail. Charlie 15th central. We got a for a search. >> I'm done talking to you. Have a seat. >> I was I wasn't being rude, sir. I'm just asking. >> Have a seat. >> The charges are spelled out clearly. Driving with a suspended license and resisting without violence. Consent arguments change nothing. >> Yes, M. >> I was going to say he's looking for my glasses. They're on the passenger seat. I just wanted >> Okay. We're just getting ready to tow your vehicle. We're making sure we're doing an inventory. So that you can't say the tow truck or that we stole anything from your vehicle. >> But I'm not I'm not consenting to my vehicle. It's no problem. >> It's an inventory. >> I was um not consenting to a search. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I I mean the tow yards around here are very trustworthy. >> Okay. >> It's one of the warrantless searches. You know that, right? >> And why am I being taken? The gentle may ask. >> Uh driving while license suspended with knowledge and resisting arrest without violence. >> My license was expired. I cannot be charged driving while suspended if it is no longer valid. >> I'm I'm just going to point that out. >> All right. You already said this before. You can you can argue this with the judge. Now is not the place to argue this. >> Okay. Yes, sir. I have advised you. I didn't >> All right. Cool. Yeah. Do you need anything else? >> I did want to just state I'm retaining my rights. >> All right. That's fine. We didn't read you your rights. >> No. >> Do you want your windows down or up? >> Constitutional right to travel. That's what I was advising. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you want your windows down or up? >> Uh, you don't know when I'm going to be sitting here. >> Uh, well, we have to wait for the tow truck. >> Okay. >> I don't know when that's going to be and we have a female coming to search your person. >> Okay. And is he taking an inventory of my entire car? Cuz I'm not consenting to a search. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I don't put that on the record right now. >> Okay, that's fine. >> An inventory search begins to protect everyone involved. Officers discover mismatched tags and signs of a fake registration sticker. It's going to get super cold tonight in the 30s with the windchill. >> It's feeling like it already. >> Yeah, it's going to be bad. >> When is her registration expired? >> It's been expired since 2020. >> Well, this says 2024. >> I don't know how. >> All right, we'll hit her with that citation, too. >> Yep. [ __ ] >> So, she stole a sticker. >> She did something. There's two sets of glasses here. Which one is which? >> Wonder times she's been arrested for this. >> Me, too. >> All I wanted to do is eat, >> right? >> What was the PC for the stop? >> Where the tag and the registration wasn't matching that 2024. >> I got you. What's in that crown royal bag? Looks like >> is that [ __ ] Oh my god, >> that crap scared me. >> I was saying that that was like one of the main reasons for the uh arrest. >> Well, no. I mean, her driver's license was suspended since 2019. >> Oh my god. >> So, that was the reason. And then when we asked her to step out of the car, she said, "No, I don't." >> As a result, the driver faced multiple charges, including driving with a suspended license, operating a vehicle with invalid registration, and refusing to comply with lawful orders. The more you push back, the faster control shifts out of your hands. Don't miss what happens next as this driver takes defiance against police to an entirely new level. YOU'RE >> PREGNANT. LET GO OF ME. [laughter] >> STOP RESISTING. >> IF YOU'RE PREGNANT, THEN STOP MOVING. YOU LET ME DOWN. I'M NOT TRYING TO LET >> On May 5th, 2024, a routine patrol spotted a black Camry making an illegal median crossing. What should have been a warning instantly turns tense when the driver refuses to lower her window. Morning. How you doing? You understand the reason why I stopped you this morning, ma'am? Okay. You can't Excuse me. >> I'm bored. Can you see? Let me see your driver's license. >> I pulled you over cuz you came out of Metro West and you crossed a meeting when you're not supposed to. And there's a sign there clearly says do not enter. >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> What says do not enter? >> Driver's license. >> Tell me what says do not enter. >> Call 47 Can I get a couple >> now? You're doing too much. You know I got somewhere to do. >> Driver's license, please. >> I don't got it. You don't have it. >> All right, shut off the car. >> Using pregnancy as a lastminute excuse to dodge consequences is a tired tactic some power diluted women rely on, but officers aren't easily fooled. >> Okay, go ahead. I'm pregnant. I'M PREGNANT AND I'M PREGNANT. You touch step no stop resisting. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. LEAVE ME ALONE. I GOT HER. I GOT HER. STOP IT. LEAVE ME ALONE. I DIDN'T DO THAT. It's not on. It's not grabbing me. >> Y'all better leave me alone. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. >> Take me out for what? >> Stop resisting cuz you're resisting a lot. >> Resisting for what? I didn't do I'm going to put y'all in YOUR FACE CUZ Y'ALL doing >> Oh, okay. I promise you. Cuz I didn't do nothing. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. Cuz I didn't do nothing WRONG. I DON'T >> STOP RESISTING. Stop resisting. Stop. Stop resisting. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> STOP RESISTING. >> YOU'RE HURTING my arm. >> Stop resisting. >> Off me. >> Now you get charged with resisting with violence. >> STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. STOP. RESIST. STOP. I WILL TASE YOUR [ __ ] >> STOP. Stop resisting. >> Let me >> stop. >> Go. >> I will tase youring. So step THE BACK. [screaming] >> STOP RESISTING. >> That wasn't [ __ ] I CAN'T. Y'ALL JUST BORED AS AND I GOT SOMEWHERE TO BE. >> Stop resisting. >> Y. YOU'RE HURTING MY ARMS. >> HEY, LISTEN. Stop resisting. >> SITTING YOUR FACE. I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] NOT >> stay back. >> She immediately went into full-scale defiance, throwing everything she had into the fight, despite knowing from the start that victory was never ON HER SIDE. >> LET ME DOWN. LET ME GO. >> My leg. I CAN WALK. LET GO MY LEG. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN WALK. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP. >> WHY Y'ALL HOLDING ME LIKE THAT? >> STOP RESISTING. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN [ __ ] WALK. STOP. >> STOP KICKING. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. [screaming] >> LET GO OF MY [ __ ] LEG. I CAN WALK. >> STOP. >> HEY, YOU GUYS ARE [ __ ] PUSHING ON MY STOMACH. LET GO OF MY LEG. I CAN [ __ ] WALK. >> LET GO OF MY LEG. [ __ ] WALK. I CAN WAIT. >> 48. You guys want a 43? >> No. You're 104. >> LET GO OF MY ARM. [screaming] >> AT LEAST TWO MORE. >> LET GO OF MY ARM. >> STOP. >> YOU GUYS ARE NOT LISTENING. I SPIT ON YOU. >> You're not listen. If you spit on us, we get charged battery for ourselves. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> You caused all these problems. [screaming] YOU DID. STOP. LET GO OF ME. STOP. YOU ALL >> YOU DID. YOU DID. >> CALM DOWN. >> YOU DID. MY STOMACH. I'M PREGNANT. LET GO OF ME. >> STOP RESISTING THAT. >> IF YOU'RE PREGNANT, THEN STOP MOVING. >> YOU LET ME NOT TRY MY FACE. >> YOU LET me try to my face. GET THE HELL OUT OF YOU. LET ME GO. >> Traffic stops. You had an attitude. Didn't want to comply. >> I DON'T CARE. I DON'T HAVE MY LICENSE. I just came from home. >> Well, you know what? You would have had a simple verbal warning had you not showed your attitude like that. >> I don't care. >> Too bad. You're going to jail now. >> I'M NOT GOING NOWHERE. >> NO, YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL. >> DAMN. >> STOP PUSHING ME. [screaming] MY STOMACH. DAMN. DON'T WORRY MY STOMACH LISTENING TO MY SHO. >> Get on the other side. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. IF YOU CAN'T STOP. >> OKAY. WHAT IS STOP TOUCHING ME. YOU STUPID. >> LET ME [screaming] LET ME. THE WOMAN suddenly switched tactics, staging herself as the victim. But officers were far too experienced to fall for the act. >> We're going to tow that car. >> I told my wife asked somebody to pick it up. >> I have to be at my doctor's appointment. >> Well, then you should have thought about that before you got the attitude. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Yes, you did. >> DIDN'T DO NOTHING WRONG. I CROSSED the thing AND I PUT MY STICKER ON MY ATTITUDE. >> There's a sign that says clearly do not pass it. >> Right there. You can fight it in court. >> You are not the state. It say that nowhere. Yeah, it does. >> NO, IT DID NOT. I made a U-turn. I made a U-turn. >> No, you didn't, man. Cuz I saw you. I saw you from where I was at. That's why I pulled you over >> right there. >> No, you didn't. >> What did I do there? >> You crossed through the medium and you went through the You went through the lane that you're not supposed to. >> What lane did I wait? Wait, wait, wait. >> You came out of the metro place and you went straight ahead. >> I DON'T WANT TO. BUT I NEED TO GO. I DON'T WANT TO. >> IF YOU DON'T IF YOU don't If you don't stop acting, you're going to be rip. >> We're going. I guess. >> I DON'T WANT TO. BUT I NEED TO GO. I DON'T WANT TO BE HERE. >> Hold on. Hold up. Hold on. Hold on. >> She's not going around. Just Just shut the JUST OVER HERE. >> Just shut the door for now. >> SHUT THE DOOR. SHE'S NOT SHE'S NOT KICKING. IT'S FINE. >> I just want her to kick me. >> If she's not screaming now, just go ahead and shut this door. >> What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> Yeah, she's >> okay. But I didn't I just literally made a U-turn. >> You didn't make a U-turn. >> You did not make a U-turn, ma'am. >> Yes, you did. And you know what? And had you had you not had the attitude, we would be here. >> I Not only did I see you come out, you don't have a valid driver's license. >> I have one. >> You told me you did it. >> I have I HAVE IT ON MY PHONE. I DON'T HAVE IT WITH ME. I'm in a restaurant with my employee. >> Well, then all you had to do >> and I don't have it. >> All you had to do I [laughter] HAVE IT ON MY PHONE. >> ALL YOU HAD TO DO ALL you had to do All you had to DO IS COMPLY. OH YEAH, I KNOW I DID IT. >> NO, YOU threatened to spit in an officer's face and you fought with resistance. >> Are you going to give me your information? >> Are you going to give me your information? >> S E N D Y. >> The driver's family arrived, but instead of helping, they only added more problems for the officers. >> Okay, I understand that you're scared, but listen, it's okay cuz you're doing too late. You're doing wrong. Let me call your mom to come to your car. Okay. >> Could you do me a supplement to cuz I'm going to charge you resisting with >> Are you going to give me your first name, ma'am? I just told you guys. >> Well, no. I'm the arresting officer. I need it. What is your first name? >> Can Can she tell you? It's on my phone. I have all my information. >> You can tell me. You have a mouth. You can talk. >> I will char I will charge you as Jane Doe. Okay. I will book you in as Jane Doe. Do you know her information? >> I don't. I just Okay. >> Can I talk to you? >> No. I'm the wrestling officer, please. >> It's all right. >> Can I talk to him? >> Are you done here, ma'am? >> Are you done? >> Sean. Sean. >> We're getting I know you're >> She's getting booked in the Jane Doe. Just just wait a minute so she can get the rest of this stuff. >> She wants to fight and and say she's going to spit on officers. I'm not playing this game anymore. We're not doing this. I pulled you over in a valid traffic. Stop. You want to start this? >> We're not doing this. >> Where is Listen. Listen. You got to calm down. >> Car on the phone will probably end up. Okay. So, I can help you. Okay. >> So, where is it? >> It's in the in my car. I believe on the floor. Um >> passenger or driver's side? >> Driver side. >> Does she have a purse in there? >> Do you have a purse? >> Yes. to have my stuff in here. >> I want her out of here before family starts showing up. >> All right. >> Cuz they've already been called. >> You should have left already. >> Well, this way. >> We're trying to get the car situated. >> Okay. >> I'm going to pull up next time so people stop driving right here real quick. >> Just give just give him room to get out. Just pull up right about there. You guys good? So we can get so they can go. >> I need I need these cars moving. >> Okay, I'll let them move your car. Thank you. >> Who's going to keep the keys? >> Huh? >> Who's going to keep the keys for the car? >> Just tell him I'm at the wall. And >> ultimately, the 25-year-old driver, Sandy, faced multiple charges, including attacking an officer, violently resisting arrest, and assaulting law enforcement. Sandy received two years of supervised probation along with mandatory anger management counseling, a written apology to the officer, and 60 hours of community service. After failing to settle court fines and other traffic related penalties, she was placed on a structured payment plan and her driving privileges were suspended. The camera remembers everything. Court is the only place debate matters. Next, watch as the woman's delusions of authority spiral into something almost absurd. >> I have 11 attorneys and I'll let you know willing to donate money for an appeal because and I was actually meeting. On March 17th, 2025, an officer in Washington spotted a white SUV driving the wrong way on a one-way street. An immediate red flag that prompted a traffic stop. >> I didn't know a oneway. >> You didn't know? >> No. And you know what's funny? I used to live here for 20 years. >> Okay. There's a sign right on that turn. Okay. >> I was like looking for directions to Gary again. I've been gone for like 10 years and I'm like, I don't know where I'm going. And my friends, I'm like, I don't know. record. >> Okay. Uh, just let me turn on my body cam as long being audio recorded. Okay. So, that's why I stopped you cuz you were going down the wrong way. >> I know. I was like, uhoh, I forgot that it was. >> Yeah. Can I get your driver license registration and proof of insurance? >> Oh, I don't have it. >> You don't have what business? >> Okay. And your driver license and insurance? >> I don't. >> Where you coming from tonight or today? >> Oh, I just came from my friend's house. I was just power washing her. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. >> No, I don't drink, actually. >> Can I Can I have you take off your your your glasses? >> Okay. All right. Anything to smoke or anything like that today? >> The moment officer spoke up, she immediately displayed the telltale signs of a defiant citizen. >> Sorry. >> And you said you would do a voluntary bed test. Yes, I am. I am coming off of medication. I did not sleep. I had a problem with the food. I came in. I was up for three. I had to get up and help my friend write a parenting plan, which I used to work for the court as a guardian. >> Okay. >> And CPS, I still, you know, >> law enforcement at night and I'm so I feel so sick. And I said, I will come say hi to everybody, but then I need to go home because I don't feel good. >> What kind of medication are you on? I'm on. >> Does that make you sleepy or anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, I just am I'm tired because I haven't slept in since I got here. It's been stressful since I'm going to be completely honest with you. So, um we're doing a DUI emphasis tonight. >> Okay. So, you're going down the wrong way. your eyes are red and I smelled um um or like smoke or like I don't know what I was smelling and then you're like oh I don't smoke. Okay. >> You want to see? >> Um >> it's literally cigarette. >> So if you don't want to go ahead and do the Okay. So if you don't want to go ahead and do like the walk and turn the eye stuff, we can just do the voluntary preliminary breath test and then I'll let you go on your way if that's something you want. >> Okay. So are you willing to do a voluntary preliminary breath test? >> No, I don't need to. I just look at what I drink. I could pee. >> Okay. >> She reluctantly stepped out of the vehicle, visibly anxious and on edge. With every explanation she offered, the situation only grew more tangled. >> Yeah, I had a cigarette on the way. >> That that that is fine, right? As long as you're not impaired. >> And I just want to make sure of that. >> I'm not. And I I CPS and with law enforcement my whole life, 35 years. Okay. Okay. >> With the courts. So, I would not do something like that. And I don't drink. I don't drink because I don't want to drink. >> Okay. I just got to make sure of that. Once I know that you're not impaired, I'll let you be on your way. Okay. >> I'm just tired. I'm impaired as far as like being super tired. Okay. >> And I had a massage today just now, a medical massage by a friend of mine and because my hip went out of socket because I drove so many hours with CPS and law enforcement in Seattle and here that my hip would pop out. And now it did on the drive over cuz it was 4 and 1/2 hours. And I'm like, I'm just tired. >> I don't feel good. And I just said I would go say hi to my friends at Boundary. They can pop out. And then I'm headed back to our house and I said, "I'll organize your kitchen and then I'm going to bed." >> So So you're kind of telling me that you don't feel safe to drive. >> I do. I'm fine. I can I could drive in any condition. I learned to drive. I learned My father taught me how to drive when I was 10 in in uh in Alaska. >> I grew up in a gold mining camp. >> Yeah. >> And he taught me I was a pilot. Piloted at age 8, drove old trucks at age 10. So I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, like I'm not I don't feel if I felt that I couldn't, I wouldn't. >> When officers asked her to perform a sobriety test, the hesitation in her eyes gave everything away, fearing her secret would be exposed. Every move that followed was clearly meant to stall for time. >> Anything? >> Yeah, it's fine. >> Okay. So, like I said, I I I don't feel good, >> right? You said you don't feel good and and whatnot. I want to make sure you're safe to drive. Are you willing to do the voluntary signs so soriety test? >> What does that mean? >> So, it's like the eye test. I can't believe you're doing this to me. You know what I said to my husband who's a wildland firefighter? Just 5 minutes ago before I left, I said, "I need to come home. I need to go back to our farm. We have a farm and a homestead. I moved there 7 years ago from here. I lived here 20 years. I worked in the courts as a as a guardian of Light and Child Protect High School, Child Protective Service. And um every time I come to Bellingham, something happens." And I said, "I gotta leave before I swear I swear to him that the police would >> like like I said, I just want to be like we're doing a DR since you're going down the wrong way on street. I want to make sure >> because I don't remember Bellingham and my friend was my mom was my mom is going into the hospital. I got a phone call right when I turned the wrong way and I haven't lived in Bellingham for 10 years and I forgot the oneways. That's all. >> Like like I said, I just want to make sure you're not prepared and then I'll let you be on your way. Okay. >> I'm prepared emotionally. >> Okay. So, can you please me? Yes. >> Okay. You said you want to do >> but without my prescription sunglasses. >> I have contacts and glasses in the car. I don't get them. >> Can you >> Can you Can you No, no, no. Can you Can you see this pen? >> Well, I can't see is what I'm talking about. >> Can you see this pen? >> Yes, I can see the pen. >> Can you see it now? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, you can see the pen, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I can see all your gear. >> Feet together. Hands to your side. So, I just want you to look at the this pen with your eyes and your eyes only. >> I have a tumor in my eye and I need my glasses. Can I get my glasses? Cuz I I literally >> You can't see the pen you just told me. >> I see the I have it. Let me just grab >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Sorry. I need my glasses. Where are they at? >> I like literally Where are they at officially? They're right. >> Do you want me to grab them? >> The officers had to summon an extraordinary level of patience when dealing with someone so disruptive and endlessly stalling. You want to just do this? No. >> I feel like I'm being violated right now by Bellingham police. I always feel like that when I'm here. >> Okay. Then I just need to follow instructions right now. Okay. >> I just need you to follow instructions. >> Yeah, but I need you to let me get my glasses. Like >> Well, if you can see, I got to be able to see your eyes. I'm going to >> I have depth perception issues without them is what I'm telling you. And you're not listening. >> Okay, we can get them. >> Can I get them? >> Can I get them for you? >> No. >> So, you're back in the car. So I can fly through my bag. So you can explain to me where they're at. I can't see right now. So you're trying all the way through it. I think they're right here. >> This is my car. >> I know. And you're all backing up right now. They're in that bag. Okay. Right here. >> I'm not trying to I'm not trying to cause trouble. I just can't see. >> I'm honest to God. Like no, I'm having a pain. Hold on a second. >> It actually does hurt to be honest. Go ahead. No, it's fine. >> So, if you had nothing to drink, there's nothing to be worried about. >> I'm not doing it. I am going home. I am tired. I just want to go home. I don't feel good. >> Okay, then I Okay, so you're willing to keep going? >> You literally just came out for two seconds. >> Okay. Can you follow instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay, >> I can. I'm just tired. to defend her blind reasoning. The woman didn't hesitate to threaten to call a lawyer. >> Sorry, I'm crazy. I'm actually really cold and I have an ADA diagnosis and I'm going to >> Is it the white coat? >> I'm going to press charges if I >> Is it the white coat? >> Coat. Yes. Getting upset and I am. I have a lawyer already. >> That's fine. I just want to make sure you're not impaired, right? >> I'm not. >> Okay. I got to I got to make sure of that. >> Okay. You already did. All right. I'm fine. I'm freezing. I just want to go say hi. stop by to my friends who own the restaurant right there and teach salsa >> and own and I just take a deep breath. >> I don't want to eat there. I don't want to drink there. I just want to go home and go to bed and say hello to my friends that I haven't seen in 10 years. My mom's in the hospital and I'm just like I'm stressed out and I'm recovering and I'm sorry. >> So, are you willing to continue with this or not? Okay. >> Of course. Okay. >> So, go ahead and please your left. >> Sorry. You don't want to hear from me. my clothes >> and you did hear that I have so it's going to look like hip out of socket, right? >> So you So you heard that. >> Is it going to prevent you from walking in a straight line? >> It could. It's actually I you can call my friend who's a massage therapist who gave you a massage. >> Like I said, these are voluntary, right? These are voluntary. So if you don't want to do I didn't tell you to do anything just yet. >> You did. >> I said I was going to explain and then I was going to demonstrate what I want you going to demonstrate. Okay. I thought you told me to take >> Stop. You go to stop. Thank you. Okay. The final thing is a voluntary preliminary breath test doesn't take place in a veterary breath test. Okay. It's just for me to gauge um where you're at. Okay. >> Frustration peaks. She accuses police of harassment, resists instructions, and the encounter turns physical as officers move to arrest >> right now. You are under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> No. I really honestly honestly listen. You're going to go and handcuff. I am so precisely listen to me. I am actually friendly. >> I'm not. >> I'm not. Okay. No. And I literally I don't I feel like I'm so harassed and I'm about to poop my pants. >> We're going to go to jail. So they'll change you there. >> No. Stop. Please stop. I have cancer and I have 88. I don't want to fight you into handcuffs. You got to go into your hand back. Stop. We're going to put you in handcuffs. Please stop. Nicole, we got to do this. Okay. Why do you think this? I'm just tired. >> Based on all my observations, okay, that's >> Don't fight us, okay? Don't fight us. >> Stop. Stop. Please stop. Listen to me. >> We are. >> No, you're not. You haven't from the start. I am my mother's power of attorney. I have It's super stressful and I just I have been here to help my friend who's a Harvard graduate. She's down there. She's been to me. >> Okay. >> Well, right now you're under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> No. Why? >> Because because based on my observations. >> So, you want me to take a breath test? I'll do it. >> I We're already asked about No, let's just do it. Let's do it. I will pass. I will pass. >> Go ahead and place your hand behind your back. >> Stop fighting us. Stop fighting us. >> I will pass. >> We don't want you to pick up another charge. Okay. >> I will pass. Please. >> It's better for you to just comply. >> We'll talk. Okay. Please let me do it. I have to take my medication for cancer. I have to. >> We'll get out of your car. >> No, it's not there. It's at my friend's house. >> Okay. Okay, they have a medic that can talk to you when we get there. Please, we can work through all that. Okay, >> please stop. Please stop. Please stop. Please. >> Sensing the situation turning against her, the woman shifted tactics, putting on a performance as if she were the real victim. >> First thing I knew, this doesn't even happen when I'm here. Every time I've come here. No, I'm not kidding. >> Do you fine? You want You want to call me? >> I can you tell me. Am I right? >> All right. I'm going to pull these out of your hand for you. >> No. I need them on my eyes. >> I'm missing every single one. Please. >> Can I please put them on my I will if you let me put them on. >> Yeah, I'll put them on. >> But I want my sunglasses. >> That's We're very past time. >> No. You know why? No. Because >> Yes, but these these are old. These are >> Stop fighting us. >> No, I'm not fighting. I'm in pain. >> What's wrong? >> Because I'm I am broken. Okay. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Hand right here. >> Okay. Hands are your hands behind your back. You're under arrest. We've told you that plenty of times. Okay. >> Please stop. >> Please stop. Oh my god. Please stop. Please stop. I can't believe they're doing this to me right now. Right now. >> We got your jacket. I'm wearing shoes though, so that's good. >> But I need my bag because I and my doctor. I have to. >> You know what? So stand here. I'm willing to grab I'll turn off your car for you. >> Um and I'll probably >> Where's it going to go? >> Where can I go? >> Can I call my friend to come get it, please? And park. >> Here's what I'll do. I will park it down here and then I'll You will go The keys will go with you. >> You wrong? Are you okay? >> This is so wrong. I didn't do anything wrong. I haven't done anything wrong. >> Even at this point, she clung to her imagined authority. But that illusion would only speed up her trip to jail. Anything out of your your pockets? >> Okay. >> I don't have pockets. Anything in my pockets? >> You don't have anything in your pockets. Can you face my vehicle, please? >> Yes. >> Can you assist me with uh searching? >> Can you >> You know what? I will cooperate. I do not need these on me. They are hurting me. >> Well, you we we told you you were under arrest and you didn't want to place your hands. Okay. >> Good. Go ahead and take Go ahead and take a seat. I need so I have show I have ADA. I need my electrolyte water now like or I'm going to end up really sick in in the hospital. So I'm not kidding. I'm not kidding. I literally know my I know. >> I'll advise the nursing staff. Okay. >> I really need it right now. Like I'm going to either [ __ ] my pants or I'm going to It's not It's a real thing. It's There's I >> like we told you plenty of times you are on right now. Okay. So these are Miranda rights. Okay. So you have the right to rem silently anything you say can be used against you in court of law. You have the right at this time to talk to a lawyer and have been present with you while you're being questioned. If you can't afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before question if you wish. You can decide any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? >> What was that? >> I want a lawyer right now. >> Okay. I won't ask you anything further. We will be going to the walking county jail. >> And I need I need my water right now or you're violating ADA. I need the electrolytes. I swear to you, I am in recovery and as far as remission and I am sick and I'm barely able to come help my friend move. Can you please get me my water? Just please I can do it. I can I can just sip it from my knees or something. I need it. After waiting for an attorney, the driver launched into a lengthy monologue portraying herself as a victim of the very system she claimed to have served her entire life. No, I just actually want to go home and I've had PTSD over being dealing with law enforcement here. And I'll tell you why. Do you want to know why? Because my daughter has called on me and she has mental health and drug issues herself and I've been such a good mom to her. I've served this court. I've served CPS and law enforcement for all my life and then I get such terrible treatment. That's the problem I have, you know, and it's like why? I don't understand. Because I have this criminal charge on me that's erroneous. And by the way, I have 11 attorneys will, you know, willing to donate money for an appeal because and I was actually meeting with this guy who did this to me, his ex-wife. I was she was going to say hi and do you know I'm writing a book? >> The suspect faced a DUI charge along with a citation for going the wrong direction on a one-way road. Trying to act tough in front of law enforcement doesn't make anyone look impressive. It only makes the situation escalate faster than it ever needed to. Thanks for watching. These cases prove that entitlement and excuses rarely end well. Share your thoughts below and don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for more