Break this window. You can't get him out. >> Get out of the vehicle and do it now. >> Do not touch me. You just touch me. No, you just touch. >> I need your license right now. >> You shouldn't be doing that. >> I need your license. >> Get off me. >> I'm going to tase you, sir. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> In policing, you find people who think the rules only matter if they agree with them. Sometimes it's refusing identification. Sometimes it's claiming traffic laws don't apply. But if you keep ignoring lawful commands long enough, you eventually find out the law was never waiting for your permission. Let's watch the moment when sovereign citizens take delusion to another level. But first, let's start with the man who identified himself as a former police officer and refused to obey orders because he knew his rights. >> Sir, I'm not going to argue with you about it. Give me your license, your insurance, and your registration. >> You do not need to give it to my amendment. It's my birthday. On February 8th, 2025, officers pulled over a vehicle for a minor traffic violation. But instead of moving through a routine stop, the driver immediately began questioning the reason [music] for it and resisting the process from the very first exchange. >> By witness reporting that you backed into a vehicle, >> and that's a crime. >> That is a crime. >> That's a crime. >> Yeah. So now we we're just here uh investigating. >> What What is that crime? What ordinance? >> I don't need to tell you that. You backed into a vehicle. I think anybody would know that that is >> it's gonna it's going to be a civil issue. >> Where did I do that at? >> Uh I he he's we have an eyewitness. He's coming up here to tell us. Okay. >> Do you see damage? >> Do what? >> Do you see damage? >> Sir, that's what the investigation is for. You understand that? Listen, we can keep playing this game. >> So, this would be considered an accident. >> Correct. >> It wasn't an accident. I don't know what you're talking about. So, I don't understand. You guys over there with people. Okay. >> Now, you're up here. >> Yeah. Well, that that you know, we can't we can't be everywhere at once. So, we had to go from over there to over here. >> Petty. You got better things to say. >> It's not petty, man. You back if you backed into somebody's car and they're unaware and then you leave. That's what's called a hit and run. >> Whoever it was, >> which is a felony? >> Well, it's a felony. >> It's not a hidden run. I'm getting ready to park. I just came here and I pulled in here all the time and this is my spot. >> All right. Listen. So, we >> What is your name and badge number? >> I already told you. You can watch the video >> one more time. You can watch that video that you pulled up to get my name and badge number. I'm only going to tell you once. All right. If you don't want to listen, that's not my fault. You understand? >> You can watch it on my channel. >> Okay. >> What channel do you have? Are you an auditor? >> I choose not to answer any questions at this time. >> Perfect. I don't have to answer any questions either. You understand that? >> And I silent at this time. >> When asked for his identification, he kept delaying, repeatedly asking why he had been stopped and demanding a sergeant. And with each response, the situation moved further away from something that could have been resolved in minutes. >> Legal, sir, I have amendments. Do you know the first amendment? Second. Tell me what the second third. >> No, listen. See, you're not quizzing us. We're here questioning you. Do you understand that? >> NFL. What he's going through with the lawsuit? >> Who? >> Warren Sap. He played for the Tampa Bay Bucks. Okay. >> Okay. >> Don't reach for anything. Stop reaching. >> Keep your hands visible. >> I'm not I'm looking for my water. My throat's dry. So that's it. So Warren Sap, you know, got arrested. Hall of Fame NFL over at Campber. >> Yeah. Listen, I I don't need a history lesson. I don't care about Warren South. >> Am I being detained? >> We're we're you're under investigation right now. We're trying to make sure you didn't back into somebody and we're going to leave >> on the detainment. >> So I would like to know this person that's coming down. And if they want to show me, I'm I'm an open-minded fair person. what car I hit and what damage I did. Then I'd like to where is that from Wayne? Sir, I need have things to go. So, how long am I being detained? Cuz I know there's >> just until our supervisor gets here and he can tell you you're good to go. The >> guy that called in and complained. >> I'm conducting active investigation right now. So, >> and then show me the damage. >> Well, we're still trying to figure everything out. So, >> okay. I'm standing by and I'm waiting. >> All right. Our supervisor is almost here. Just let you know. They train New York is wrong, man. Become tyrants. You know what a tyrant is? It's wrong. You know, when I went in, I went in to make a difference, but it was drinking and driving, not home. >> Okay. What What law enforcement agency did you work for? >> I don't need to answer it. >> Okay. I was just wondering. You don't have to answer, but >> I know my name. Do you? >> I sure do. >> Then why harassing? >> We're not harassing you. We're conducting an active investigation. >> Harassment. If you know my amendments, I don't need to give my ID. I don't need to go down my window. I have rights. >> You have rights. Don't violate my rights. But I don't consent to any searches, harassment. >> Even as officers continued explaining the stop, he refused to cooperate, talking over them and insisting on doing things on his own terms until that refusal left officers with fewer and fewer options to keep the encounter voluntary. You will either provide us your identification or we'll take you out of the car and we'll have to take you down to the station to my right and then that's >> Sir I'm not going to argue with you about it. Give me your license, your insurance, and your registration. >> You do not need to give it to my amendment. It's my first sir. >> Let's do that first so that we can get him out of the car because he's going to come out of that car once that afternoon is signed. >> Sir Frank ID. Sergeant Fred, did I commit a crime? Sir, I'm talking to you. Did I commit a crime? >> Sir, this vehicle was involved in a crash. You're the operator of the vehicle. We're investigating the crash. >> Where's the witness they called? And where's the damage? >> The witness is currently filling out an affidavit. Once he signs the affidavit, stating he >> want to see the damage. >> The damage is right back here. Come on and look at it. >> It is. I'm not stepping out of this vehicle. >> The damage is exactly action. Call my insurance company. Sir, >> I'm going to call my insurance company. >> The accident is consistent with the height of the bottom of that bike rack that you have on the on the back of the car. The damage is right there and the damage size and location are consistent with the bottom of that. >> Let's not escalate. >> Let's not escalate it. Let me have your insurance. >> Your registration, your driver's license. >> Okay. >> This is not for an arrest on legal, >> sir. If you your failure to identify yourself because we're investigating the accident >> is going to be a crime. You're resist you're resisting an arrest with or an officer without violence right now. >> Someone that Ziggman doesn't know the law. >> So you're refusing to identify yourself. >> I don't need to identify myself right now. >> Okay. >> At that point, the focus shifted as officers made it clear just how far the situation had already escalated while he continued insisting he had done nothing wrong and tried to reshape what had happened from the start. Why are you delay? Why are you delaying this entire process? >> Report and report it. But where is he? All you young guys, escalate. Try to get the ID. That's your goal. Get the ID. Get the ID. You even ask people walk the street. Give me your ID. You can't do that. That's unlawful. >> Okay, >> we have rights. What if your wife, you know, gets thrashed by cop? Happens all the time. Go on YouTube. Stay here at transparency. My friend makes a lot of money on you guys. Lots of you got to know the law. >> Okay, >> sir. How long am I being detained? There is a limit. And I want to know where the complaintant is. And and maybe I know when I train. You take him over there. You detain me here and hear his story. He might say, "Hey, never mind." He may want to check it out and see if there's even a dent. >> There's a dent. >> Well, I'm looking right at it. >> Where is it? Come out of the car. I'll show it to you. It's right there. >> It could be a denied before. >> Come on. I'll show it to you. >> I want to know where. >> Well, you you're talking you're saying you don't know where it is, but I'm telling you it's right there. All you got to do is get out of the car, walk over there, and look at it. Okay. >> And even after that, he kept defending his actions, claiming the officers were the ones being too aggressive. But as the conversation continued and body camera footage became part of the discussion, the gap between his version and the actual encounter became harder to ignore. Get out of the car and do it now. >> I'm not getting out. >> What is your name? >> I'm Sergeant Frank. >> Break this window. >> You can't get him out. >> Get out of the vehicle and do it now. >> Well, now I have no >> And you're going to get out. Come on. Yes. You're going to jail time out of this vehicle. You're going to jail now. >> Why you can I move my leg? >> Come on. Just get the mouth. >> Damn it. >> Okay. You don't have the ground. >> Why don't Don't take my phone. Don't take my phone. Don't shut my phone off. Do not Your phone will keep rolling. >> Let me see it. Put your camcorders on. Do you have your camcorder on, sir? Do you have your camcorder on, >> sir? >> Yes, I'm rolling. Don't you worry. >> Don't worry about our cameras. >> That's too tight, sir. >> Yeah. Well, >> if you would have complied, we would have been able to do it easier. >> Listen. Stop. Stop right there, guys. >> Get a second pair of handcuffs. He's got a shoulder injury. We don't want >> I have a cow. I have two shoulder. >> Open that up. >> Thank you, sir. >> Give him another set of handcuffs. >> Oh, thank you. cuz I have a left shoulder getting ready for surgery and I've had two on the right. Let me see the damage. >> Get him in the car. Just get him in the car. Search. Get him in the car. >> Can somebody call a tow truck for his car? >> No, I live here. >> He was ultimately arrested on charges related to resisting without violence and the violations that followed from his refusal to comply. But before we get to the arrogant sovereign citizen, let's take a look at a defiant mother who chose to challenge the police right in front of her own child. >> Your license right now. >> I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to buy your driver license to me? >> On October 9th, 2025, an officer in Florida stopped a vehicle in the parking lot of an elementary school after catching a driver speeding through an active school zone with unrestrained children. And from the first moments of the stop, it was already moving away from anything routine. >> What happened? First of all, you're doing 31 and a 20 and both of them are not buckle in. He's standing up. >> Yeah, I told him to sit down. >> All right. Well, I need your license. >> Um, you got to wait cuz let me go inside. >> No, that's not how it work. >> I don't have it on me. >> That's not how it work. >> Well, I don't have it. Do not touch me. You just touch me. No, you just touch me. >> I need your license right now. >> You shouldn't be doing that. >> I need your license. >> No, you just you just touch a female. >> I need your license. I'm going for you. What is your name? >> Officer V number. I need your license right now. I don't have my license. >> Are you refusing to buy your driver license to me? >> Instead of handing over her driver's license, the woman immediately pushed back, arguing at the door and trying to move past the stop. And when she made it clear she still wasn't going to provide her license, the situation began escalating even further. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You're not touching me. >> Your hand behind your back. >> No, I'm refused. I said I'm going to put my kids to my bed. Stop touching me. >> Do not touch. No. >> YOU JUST TOUCH ME. GET OUT. YOU JUST touch and my KID HAS AUTISM. >> STOP. LET ME GET OUT. I GIVE YOU MY BLINDFOLD. >> PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LET ME GET UP. >> YOU L JUST PUNCHED ME. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR BACK >> BECAUSE YOU TOUCHED ME. >> You just touch Let me get up. [screaming] I'll get I'll PUT MY HAND TO MY BUTT. Let me get up fast. I'll give you my life. >> We're past that point. >> I didn't refuse to give you my >> Yes, you did. You said you refuse. Let me I said let ME PUT MY KEY. >> NO, that's not how it work. You don't do this. When I give you an order, you do it. >> Okay, sir. But you TOUCHED ME BEFORE ANYTHING >> CUZ YOU WERE WALKING AWAY. >> I WASN'T walking away. I got down. I was bringing my kids to school. THEY DIDN'T LITERALLY HE [screaming] LITERALLY poison me. He told me he didn't let me burn the children inside. Can I get up at least? >> You supposed to GIVE YOU MY LIFE. I WANT TO GET YOU. You push me before anything. >> As officers moved in to secure her, school staff stepped in to take the two children safely inside. And with that immediate concern being handled, the focus shifted fully to what had just happened between the driver and the officer. >> Sorry, that's mom's stuff. This is >> so baby. >> You good, man? >> I got punched. I'm seeing her flying by the school zones. 31. I clock her at 31 and 20. And both her kid as she runs by, they were standing up. They're not bucking, nothing. >> Okay. >> So, I let her up in front. Then she pull in and park. So I got here and she got out say I got to take my kid to school. I was like that's not how it works. >> No, she's in the car. So she started from here. She got out kind of walking. So I put my hand right here trying to stop her. She said oh you don't touch the female. So she say I'm going to report you. And then I tell her I need your driver license. So I don't have it. I don't have it. Say are you refusing to provide your uh driver license? She says yes. So then I go point is resisting. Yep. >> I'm trying to go tang her as I'm going like this. She swings. >> Swing. So I grab I brought her down. >> She's going to he's got you. >> So he's got your whole thing. So we're just here making sure you're okay. >> Did you put her on the ground or anything like that? >> Yeah. I have take her down. >> Okay. >> So is it you? With the children no longer in the middle of it, officers began sorting through the confrontation itself. While she continued giving her version of events and trying to explain away how the stop had reached that point. >> Hello, ma'am. All right. So, I'm Sergeant Rush. The reason why I'm here, I'm not investigating why you got pulled over, but I'm investigating the the part where it was a confrontation, the the response to resistance. That's what I'm here for. >> So, can First of all, are you okay? You need any medical, anything? Okay. So, can you explain with me what happened? >> Um, I was coming in from school and I was telling the kids, "Sit down. Sit down." But my two kids, they have autism. >> Okay. >> So, they don't like want to sit down. I strapped them and then I didn't know there was a cop. I don't know where he comes and follow me when I'm turning in school. [snorts] >> And he told I parked cuz I didn't know he was pulling me over. So, I parked and he turned on the light. So, I got down and um he got he got down running to me and pushed me to the door and I was like, "What are you doing? I'm just bringing my kids." And he was like, "Oh, um can you give me your license?" I was like, "I don't have my license at the moment, like in in physical. I don't have it on me." >> And he didn't even ask me for my name, nothing. He just pushed me to the floor and just >> that was it. And since he hit me, I pushed him like, "Hey, stop." >> And that's that was wrong >> that I did, but I apologize. He pushed me first and I told him, "Do not touch a female when I'm not doing nothing wrong to you." >> What the? >> By chance, do you know your um driver license number? >> My license. >> My license is But do you know the number by chance? >> For tickets. >> She then claimed the officer had put hands on her first, but the more she spoke, the more her own account created new problems, especially with the entire encounter already captured on camera. >> Nice one. And I I restricted what out and I smacked the cop. >> That's it. >> Cuz he grabbed me first. He shouldn't have been grabbing me. I was just grabbing my son. >> Um the police going right now. I got it picked up by my mom, bro. >> Yeah, cuz they stopped me. >> What happened this morning? Alexa >> walking. They stopped me the other way. >> They pulled you over. Why? Why? cuz I was driving. Um, >> and you ate a stop sign. >> No, he said I was going 30 uh miles and then since I don't have a license >> and I I restricted out and I smacked the cop. That's >> why we come down >> because he grabbed me first. He shouldn't have been grabbing me. I was just grabbing my son. He thought I was going to fight him or or or run off. So that's why he grabbed me and I that [ __ ] got me mad. You know I don't you know I don't like it. After her arrest, she was initially charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting with violence, resisting without violence, and driving while license suspended or revoked. And she was held on a $7,000 bond that was later posted through four separate shity bonds. Next, the self-proclaimed sovereign citizen mistakenly confronted a police officer and received a harsh lesson. I'm the head of this goddamn CIA, master command of the United States. I'M GODDAMN SOVEREIGN. I PAY the [ __ ] military. >> On April 30th, 2022, a Florida police officer requested to check a man's ID for a traffic violation walking in the middle of the street. It was a minor traffic offense, but he took it upon himself to make a confrontation. You >> have any ID on you? >> Yeah. >> I see police walking through. You ain't got no reason to mess. >> Yeah, I I do. >> No, you don't. >> I have a seat right there. Okay. >> I own the police. I hold the rights to all police. If you pull that, I swear to God, the military will gun your ass down. I own the police. I pay your salary. >> Sit down right now. I'm going to tell you why I'm contacting you. Okay. >> From the very first moment, the man displayed classic sovereign citizen behavior, repeatedly threatening to call in the military to deal with the officer. The situation quickly spiraled into increasing chaos. >> Bank right there on this. You can't rest me any way. >> Sit down. Sit down if you if you sit down. You're right now. Sit down. You family. [ __ ] boy. I'M THE GODDAMN MASTER COMMANDER, UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES, BOY. >> Master and commander of the armed forces. More like the big Labowski after 20 years of self abuse. >> Master commander, UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES. BOY, YOU'RE GOING TO DIE. ALL YOU TRAIN TRADERS AND INSURGENTS ARE GOING TO DIE. I HOLD THE RIGHTS to police, BOY. I OWN THE GODDAMN UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT of Justice. >> I own it. I own it, boy. >> Sit down. >> Sit down, sir. >> Hit me with it. That's what you'll do. You'll die. >> Sit down, sir. >> The man seemed genuinely unwilling to understand what the police were saying. He tried every trick in the book to assert his authority, but the police were not fooled and continued to try to calm him down. Unfortunately, he was too stubborn. >> You ain't got no reason to be messing with me. No. >> Sit down right now. Sit down. >> Get off me, man. >> Get off me. >> I'm going to tase you, sir. >> No, you're not. >> Yes, I am. >> No, you're not. >> CC, temp. We'll show taser deployed. >> Put your arms out. You're under arrest. What am I under arrest for? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your arms out. You're under arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What am I under arrest for? >> We'll explain everything to you. Hey, listen. I swear to God, we're going to y'all. >> All right. Just talk to me now. Okay. >> We're going to COME THROUGH. YOU LOST THIS VEHICLE. WE'RE GOING TO THROW YOUR GODDAMN INSOLE. >> OKAY. >> I'm the head OF THE GODDAMN CIA. Scotty kept shouting, taking his bizarre claims to another level by insisting that US Marines were on their way to level the area and that he was the head of the CIA. Despite the chaos, the priority remained the same. Keep him calm before his erratic behavior got him into even deeper trouble. >> Hey, stop yelling. What's your name? >> And our gore against you mother public United States military. >> I'M THE GODDAMN SOVEREIGN. >> I PAY THE [ __ ] military. We're going to blow your [ __ ] heads off. We'll close to kill you. Scotty, I auth. >> Hey, I need you to calm down for me. >> You got to die. >> Okay, relax. Can you calm down for me, please? >> Can you start coming out here? >> Can you look at me on this side, Scotty? >> Yeah. >> You're bomb thising country. We're going to bomb thising country. We got Report. Show me out with us. >> All right, Scotty. I'm going to roll you over. Okay. Wait. >> Deadpunk mother, insurgents, and traitors. >> I don't have nothing on me. >> All right. Can you do me a favor? Sit up for me. Sit up. Cross your legs. Cross your legs. And then I'm going to help you up. Okay. >> Call the military, mama. TELL THEM THEY GOT THE MASTER COMMAND. Bring the military. They got to gun their asses down. >> Scotty these cowards. >> Scotty, >> YOU I OWN THE GODDAMN POLICE. >> Calm down. >> You s over left it IN MY GODDAMN NAME. I OWN THE WHOLE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM. >> OKAY, calm down. >> Die, huh? >> All right, come on. I'm going to help you up. Okay. Yes. Yes. All right. >> You ready to get up? He's got it. Ready to get up for me? Come on. Come on. Let me get you up here so I can take a look at your your back here. Okay. One, two. There we go. Let's go over front of my car. >> Get off me. You're going to die. You're all going to You're all going to die. The military's going to you. YOU HAVE COMMITTED ACTS of war. YOU MUST DIE. >> THE man appeared to be far from thinking clearly. Most people don't obsess over bringing in the military to confront an officer, but the police thwarted all his attempts, forcing him to comply. >> You were tackled. >> I'm going to say we're done here. I appreciate your service. >> What am I being arrested for? No, >> I'm not sure. You're not supposed to. >> I just came here to help him out. That's all. >> All right. >> He ain't got nothing to arrest me for. >> We're going to find out. >> I have one out of you. >> Y'all put me in jail. Y'all lock me up. Just put these handcuffs. I'll hold the patent handcuffs. That's something for real. >> I own the goddamn police. I hold the rights to that [ __ ] >> Yeah. Can you um Well, the FD is going to transport him, please. Going to have to get medical cleared. >> FDL can't transport me nowhere. They I own the FDA out. >> Fire department is going to have to come check you out. >> No, sir. >> No, sir. You don't want medical? >> No, sir. >> What am I being arrested for? Right now you're going to jail for resisting. >> Okay. Let me explain something to you. I When you ain't got that bad gun, you come talk to me, boy. Shut the up right now. I I own the police. I pay your salary, boy. I'll pay your salary, boy. >> Per protocol. After being struck by a taser, Scotty had to be evaluated by fire and medical personnel. He was later charged with resisting an officer without violence and transported for a mental health evaluation. Now it's time for a grown man who thought calling his mom would save him from a parking ticket. On October 12th, 2024, a police officer approached Brad at a gas station after noticing he had parked in a law enforcement parking space at a nearby Walmart supermarket. Initially, it was just a parking violation that could have been resolved. The moment Brad rolled down his window and handed over his ID, the officer immediately caught the sharp scent of cannabis. instantly raising suspicion. The driver then ignored the warning in back of the patrol car. Brad's attitude shifted from defiance to honesty. He suddenly admitted to officers that he wasn't using marijuana, illegal drug possession, resisting arrest, causing injury, attempted disarmament of a police officer, and obstruction of law enforcement. The drug possession and attempted disarmament charges were later dismissed. While he did not contest the remaining resisting charges, he was sentenced to 18 months in prison followed by three years of probation. Next up, a reckless driver who fled a routine traffic stop takes defiance to a whole new level. GET THE DOG BIT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG BIT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG. >> ON February 13th, 2024, officers pulled over a vehicle for speeding. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly took a turn when the driver decided cooperation was apparently optional. >> Hello. How you doing? >> Dep clip of the sheriff's office. Reason for contact nice speed 36 and 25. You got your driver's license on you? >> Yeah. >> All right. Is there a rental car? >> Yeah. >> All right. You got a rental agreement on you? There we go. Where are we coming from tonight? >> Madison. >> Madison. >> Looks like you're past your return date on your thing. says Monday, February 12th. >> No, this might not be. >> Is that the old one? >> So, they picked it up on the 9th and returned on the 12th. >> Yeah, they haven't. >> You can or you probably can't call them right now. >> No, they're they're usually closed. Um, what's your new return date? >> Um, it was cuz I had an insurance claim. >> Gotcha. >> So, they're keeping it till my car was fixed. >> Gotcha. You said you're calling from Madison. Where you headed to? >> Boy. >> Okay. >> As the deputy investigates, he discovers Kevin has a criminal history involving fleeing police and stolen property. Refusing to step out of the vehicle apparently wasn't enough for him. Instead, he doubled down on a terrible idea. Stomping on the gas and taking off. >> Have you IDed everyone or No. >> No. No. There is three. Hey, Kevin. Can you step out for me? Why you step out? >> I'm just going to talk to you at the back of the car here. >> Wouldn't it just be a random ticket or something? >> I'm asking you to I'm asking you to step out of the car. >> Yeah, I'm asking why. What's the reason? >> None of them. These guys are going to be cooperative. Kevin, can you step out of that vehicle for me? >> 4246 vehicles taking off southbound towards Bo. I'm going to immediately request spikes by boy >> southbound north. Requesting spikes for boy >> 402. I am in pursuit. Speed 75 mph. Southbound towards boy. Roads are dry. Vehicles occupied five times. Weather is >> the damaged vehicle finally stops, triggering a chaotic foot pursuit. Kevin and passenger Deshawn bolt from the car while deputies chase them through nearby areas. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG FIT. YOU'RE GOING TO GET DOG. GET [screaming] THE ALP. >> ONE WENT THAT WAY. HEY, ONE WENT TOWARDS TY. I got you a gun point. You move. What's your move? 4246. I got one at gunpoint. I'm going be 100%. I have no idea where I'm at. Okay. I got a second male. He's cooperative. Are you driving? Throw in your stomach. I'm not going to with you. All right. You're good. I get you scared. I'm scared too, man. People won't run if they're not doing dumb. You know what I mean? These guys kind of prisoner. Why you doing this to yourself, dude? That's stupid. You going to go? >> Realistically, all you got is misdemeanor charges. All right. No weapons or guns on you. Go on your side. >> R26. Just to confirm, there's two males and three females. Correct. >> Yeah. tempor. Stand up for me. Got him. Yeah. >> The police quickly apprehended the suspect while on high alert. The officers discovered that the remaining three passengers were women, but they behaved completely differently from the reckless individuals. You >> got to stop them. I was so >> It was probably terrifying, sister. >> You don't got any bomb grenades? Nothing, right? >> No. >> Okay. You're going to go with Officer Hornwood. Okay. >> Back this way. Back over this way. Go ahead and take a seat for me. >> Ouch. >> There's a dog in here. >> There's no dog in here. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead and hop in there for me. Nope. No dog in here. >> I want to say don't put me in nowhere with no dog, please. Um, we were we met them at the bar and we just was going with them. >> Did any of any three of you know these dudes? >> No. >> No, I've seen them before. >> Okay. Where have you seen them at >> bar? Okay. >> You don't even know them for real. We were kind of just hanging out. We were drinking at first, I guess. >> Did they tell you where they were going? >> No. >> Did you know like Boyd or like Boy, but I didn't know where we were going? >> Gotcha. Did they tell you what you were guys going to do or No, >> just go pick it. >> Okay. >> Have you ever met those guys before? >> No. >> But he said he had to pick something up. The one that was driving. >> Okay. >> Did he ever tell you what he had to stop and get? >> Mhm. >> No. Okay. But he had his GPS on, so he like knew where he was going. Okay. >> But I don't know what he was going to get. I told him he was speeding. I saw the sheriff. Was it you, the one that he moved? >> Uh, no it wasn't. >> I told him I said, "You're going to get pulled over for speeding. You're going 40 and a 25." And he was like, "Not my license." I'm like, "Okay." Sure enough, he got behind them. >> When When I first pulled you guys over in Orfordville, did they say anything to you? >> They just uh we just sat in the car and he pulled over. I was like, "Okay, he's cool. showing you guys his license. He got his together, you know. Then when he came back, that's when he started acting like he didn't want to get out of the car. >> Okay. >> And I was like, "What the I guess I made a decision to leave." >> Yeah. >> I don't know why. >> Did he say anything while he was running? >> No. >> And he pulled off and I was like, "You need to let me out." And then he was telling us like the one in the back was like, "Go faster. Go faster." Or whatever. >> Okay. >> And I was like, "Your safety matters more than anything." I said, "Even if you're trying to get away from the police." I said, "My life matters. If not, if you don't care about yours, mine does." So, slow the down. Let me out or something. >> The women said they barely knew Kevin and Deshaawn. Having met them at a bar that night, they claimed they repeatedly begged Kevin to stop during the chase. After clearing them of any involvement, deputies gave them a ride home. >> Just woke up. Honestly, I don't even get out the house. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> That's a hell of a night out for you. >> This is my first time ever even being in a situation like >> Yeah. My homie died super fast. So I have to tell them like slow down cuz like you're risking all of our lives. >> No, absolutely. Yeah, it's super dangerous. >> Yeah, we and all three of us we both have kids, >> right? >> So like you know Well, maybe that's what we get for doing next time. We're not going to leave the bar with random random dude. >> Yeah. All right. How about I'll take you out of um just so you know, he is on paper he is passive curfew. So that's why >> curfew. So, >> wow, he's bold. >> I got the kids to get one, too. I don't need them play like that. And I think I have unless it's in my pocket. I have some cash. >> Okay. >> Be like $50, I think. >> We'll have to figure the cash thing out here in a few minutes. I think your other friend's actually already calling for a ride. She's right over. >> I just don't want to lose out on anything. I know a lot of stuff could be like that much and whatnot, but I can tell you the exact amount. >> Dude, you know where that 50 bucks was at? >> It's in either the blood department or on the floor. Let's Let's make some better choices with our friends. >> Hey man, can I have your hat off for me? >> Ultimately, Kelvin was convicted of fleeing the scene, evading police, resisting arrest, and all traffic violations. Deshaawn was charged with unlawful possession of marijuana, THC, a second time, a misdemeanor, and obstructing police. Next, meet the fool who thought a phone call to his sister could somehow stop his arrest. >> I'm just making sure uh my sister knows what's going on. >> Why are you actually getting Hang up? >> Do I need No, I'm about to hang up. Look. >> On June 24th, 2024, officers spotted a parked vehicle with its windows tinted too darkly, preventing them from seeing inside. Suspicious movements and the possibility of marijuana use quickly drew their attention. >> 53, please. Grab your >> coffee. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Is this vehicle registered to you? >> It is. Yes. >> Do you know the window tint level on this vehicle? >> I don't. I don't. >> All right. >> Can you step out here? We'll talk about it. >> Okay. >> Do I have to get out the vehicle? >> Yes, ma'am. Get out of the vehicle, please. >> Oh, I'm sorry. I don't need a No, it was me. I'm sorry. It was me. I'll roll it back down. I'll roll it back down. My bad. That was my fault. >> So, do you know the level on here? Let me test it for you, but >> that's fine. Yeah. >> And this >> I don't know. I bought the vehicle and it was already tented. So, >> you tell me anything in this vehicle from looking in that. >> I can see my thing in the front. >> You couldn't make out names. Can't have any window t on this side. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I'm not from Ohio. So, >> I'm sorry. Can you sit right here for me? >> Officers approached the vehicle and spoke with the registered owner, explaining that the window tint appeared to violate state regulations. The driver insisted she was unaware of the law. The officers then turned their attention to the other occupants inside the vehicle. >> Is this vehic? >> It is. Yes. >> Do you know those windows hit on this vehicle? My s >> a second. Just give me a second. >> Who's smoking the marijuana? Nobody know. >> Okay, >> I'll put the cigarette up. >> I got to get off the grill. Why you open up? >> Just don't roll that up. Leave it like that. >> No, it was me. I'm sorry. >> Sorry. I always back down. >> My bad. That was my fault. >> Did you know that? >> That's fine. Yeah. >> I don't know. I bought the vehicle. >> No, sir. I'm going to leave this open right now. Thank you. ain't doing nothing, man. There's no reason to be aggressive. >> Who's being aggressive? I understand in here situations like this. That's it. >> Well, we couldn't see in the car, so I had to knock. Yes, sir. >> Then she's rolling up the window. Someone smoked marijuana. The tent's illegal. Okay, that's all we're at right here. I'm not Do I look stressed? >> No, sir. No. No. >> I get to wear a hat. >> No, sir. No. >> All right. It's a good day. Have you guys ever been arrested before? >> Yes, I have. What for? Sir >> you stay at where? >> I said I'll stay out of the way. I don't do nothing. >> That's good. That's not a bad thing, >> right? Isn't that a good thing? >> Yes, sir. >> So, do you guys know the new marijuana laws, though? Like, do you know that, sir? >> I thought I I thought it wasn't illegal, though. >> It's legal. >> You just can't smoke and be in a car. What you mean? >> You can possess raw marijuana if you're over the age of 18. >> 21. >> 21. Sorry. >> Did I say 18? I meant 21. >> The officer immediately detected the odor of burnt marijuana coming from the vehicle. The passengers quickly grew nervous, complaining that the officer was being a little aggressive. Moments later, the officer ordered everyone out of the car for further investigation. >> Yeah. >> May I have that, please? Yeah. Hey guys, any weapons or drugs in the car that I need to know about? Guys, >> new to run 121's on and guess. >> You guys here heard my question now, right? No weed, no drugs, no guns. >> I can't. >> Hey, you want to put your phone down real quick, sir? >> Investigation. >> Put my phone down. >> The smell of marijuana. Smoke marijuana in the car. >> And prohibited level 10. >> I'm going to have you put your phone, my man. Put the phone down. >> I'm just making sure uh my sister knows what's going on. >> Why are you actually getting up? >> Do I need to know? I'm about to hang up. Look, >> is something going on? Stop. >> Look, I just hung the phone up. >> All right, real quick. Real quick. Turn. Face away from Stop. >> Yeah, we're just going to go and do this. Dude, is there something I need to know about? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> Step out. >> I know, but been doing this 11 years. All right. that these are all kind of indicators and clues right here. >> Zach, will you hold him? >> Yeah. >> Cough him. >> 33. >> Put that out, man. >> Thanks. Drop out. Drop a cigarette. Yes, sir. >> Drop it. >> For the time being, will you cough? >> You got any drugs on you? Put your hands away from your back, sir. >> Noticing several red flags and suspicious cues from his law enforcement experience, Officer Zach moved in quickly, detaining and handcuffing the male passengers to secure the scene. But the situation took an even more alarming turn when officers searched the vehicle. >> 511 recover 33. You guys need more cars? >> What's up, buddy? >> I might have not been clear when I asked if there's any weapons in the car. That could have been me. >> You can't get your cell phone. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Yeah, there was I knew something. So, he kept trying to shut the door. >> He tried to shut. That's why I left it open. I put my butt on. >> Yeah. >> And he then he had his sister on the phone asking why they were going to have to get out the car. >> All right. You want that side? >> Just one. Any narcotics? >> I haven't got that far. Only the I've only looked in one bag so far. What's that? >> No. Yeah, the pedicles. >> Yep. >> While searching the bags inside the vehicle, officers were stunned to uncover a large stash of narcotics and even a firearm. The driver quickly tried to distance herself from the discovery, prompting officers to conduct a full patown search. >> So, where where were you going? >> Home. >> You're going home? Why'd you pull back in here? Um, I was going to grab some food from here instead of cooking for dinner. >> Yeah, you expect us to buy that? >> No, really. I was really going to grab some food from here and said I was. >> Sure was. Um, all my cards are in this pocket over here. Just be careful when you pull that pocket out. >> Yep. >> Nobody said anything. Hey, pull back in. Pull back in. When we got in front behind you. >> Nope. I was literally going to grab dinner. I was just trying to find an entrance to the parking lot. I was going to swear. >> How close are these friends? >> They're just had F1 amount of drugs in your car. They're just >> It's just friends. >> Yeah, they're just friends. >> You can pull the whole pocket out. Yeah, >> I ain't got nothing. I ain't got no panties on either, so >> appreciate it. Have a seat. >> That thing's kind of hot on my back, so I'm not going to sit on it. >> Appreciate it. >> Yep. >> I'll hold on to that for now. >> I can't hold on to my credit cards. how you're currently being detained of a felony first degree. >> Okay. >> Maybe trafficking and drugs. >> Okay. >> We got to watch the video from the Family Dollar. See if you listen to any of that. >> Okay. >> So, we'll go from there. >> Okay. >> The female driver was fined for using car windows with a light transmission rate of only 22%. The male suspects were arrested for smoking marijuana in a moving vehicle and transporting a large quantity of drugs exceeding the limits permitted under civil law, classifying it as criminal trafficking. And finally, a drunk young woman who thought she could talk down to the police without consequences. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> I THINK WE'RE GOOD FOR NOW. >> What is it? You can't tell me. >> What's your badge number? On April 12th, 2024, police received a call reporting a female tourist was intoxicated and causing a disturbance in a public place. When they arrived, the situation appeared to be spiraling out of control. >> Now you're going to jail. >> Get away. Get away. >> What the [ __ ] DID I DO? WHAT THE [ __ ] DID I do? What the [ __ ] do >> I do? Go somewhere else. >> Let her walk away with me. LET HER WALK AWAY. >> He gave her the opportunity. >> Let her walk away with me. What did I do? I gave her the opportunity. LET HER WALK AWAY. >> WHAT DID I DO? STOP TALKING. >> WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? >> WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? >> WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? WHAT AM I BEING ARRESTED FOR? >> OBSTRUCTION. >> Obstruction of what? >> Obstruction of what? Obstruction of what? Obstruction of what? Oh my god. Oh my god. Officers attempted to deescalate the situation, but she only became more aggressive. With no further discussion, they immediately placed her in handcuffs, knowing that reason meant nothing to someone intoxicated and out of control. Of course. Of course. What? TELL ME YOUR BADGE NUMBER. WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER? >> Tell me number. >> BACK AWAY. >> WHAT'S YOUR [screaming] BADGE NUMBER? >> YOU'RE GOOD FOR NOW. >> What is it? You can't tell me. >> What's your badge number? >> Why are you yelling? >> Officer Aost. Yep. >> Yeah. >> So, what am I being arrested for? >> I mean, I can arrest you with disorderly conduct, obstruction, or whatever you want. >> So, what am I being arrested for? >> I take a video. Take a video. Take a video. >> Don't worry. >> You're being recorded. >> Nobody. >> Hey, shut the [ __ ] up. Please. What are we doing here? >> Shut the up. [laughter] >> Y'all are so crazy. >> Oh my god, y'all are so crazy. Just let me go. >> What the What did I do? >> Stop yelling. Stop it. did not. >> She kicked off a familiar form of resistance, demanding the officer's badge numbers as if she were well-versed in the law. But even if they provided them, it was unclear what she thought she would achieve. To make matters worse, members of her family then arrived, only escalating the situation further. >> Told you to step back. He is in the middle of something. If you want to continue to obstruct his investigation, you'll be arrested next. >> They were in the middle of something. >> Yes, he is in the middle of something. He already explained to you to step back. >> I got [ __ ] video. Ariana, >> stop resisting. >> Ariana, >> stop resisting. Get in the car. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Out at 3 in the morning. >> Let her go. >> There's nothing we can do. I can't do anything with both of you in jail. >> I can't do anything with both of you in jail. >> I don't have the right out at 3:00 in the morning. Let her go, please. I'm her mother. I will take her back to the hotel. >> This officer has already asked you twice to step back, and you can't even listen to that. Listen, I follow. Yes. I actually the old the whole REASON WE STARTED OVER THERE WAS CUZ I was talking to another officer. >> We were going to face what we were doing. If you interrupt us again and impede our investigation, you will go to to jail. Are you clear? >> I did not. >> As the mother repeatedly interrupted and tried to defend her daughter, the officer raised his voice and issued a clear ultimatum. Any further interference would result in her being arrested as well. The arrest then continued strictly by procedure. Why don't we plot her down A MOMENT? >> LET ME DOWN THE >> YOU KNOW WHAT I mean? >> Where's your sergeant? Whatever the hell of you the [ __ ] is >> What's your name? >> What's up? >> What's your name? >> Is she on her way or no? >> Yeah, I believe so. >> Is she? >> No. Where's the Where's the manager? >> What's your name? >> Ariana. >> What's your name? No, >> we're in the middle. We're in the middle of something, brother. >> Thank you. >> NO. COME BACK. My manager's already here. >> He's right here. >> He's on the scene. You watch the entire incident. >> I want to speak to him. >> Why don't we COUNTER DOWN? >> PAT ME DOWN. The >> Where's your sergeant? Whatever the head of your the is [ __ ] name. Yeah, I believe so. >> So, where's the where's the manager? >> What's your name? >> Ariana. What's yours? >> We're in the middle. We're in the middle of something. >> No. >> No. Come back. >> Who's the manager? The [ __ ] am I searching for? >> You're going to jail. We have to search incidental arrest >> for what? I'm [ __ ] one. The intoxication seemed to have completely stripped her of control over her words and actions. She kept hurling insults at the officer. Ironically, the fastest way to ensure her own trip to jail. What did I do? >> Y'all just needed something to do and that's so stupid. Like do something that's actually needed. Not this stupid. Come on. God, y'all are so stupid. You got nothing in here? >> No, I got nothing. >> Nothing on me. What did I do? >> What did I do? I don't know whose car is this. >> Lucy, you pick up my cards. >> Mine's right next. >> I don't know whose car this is. Whose car is this? >> Well, can you pick up my purse? >> Mine's right next to >> Can you pick up my purse? >> Yes. >> Go get your purse. >> Can you pick it up? >> Yes, I will. Go in the car. For what? What am I being detained for? >> You're not being detained. You're being arrested. >> What am I being arrested for? >> What am I being arrested for? >> You so many times it's not even >> What am I being arrested for? What am I being arrested for? What am I Can I not know? >> What the am I being arrested for? >> There is no reason to. I've been walking down the street. Cool. >> The suspect's delusional sense of entitlement made the officer's job significantly harder, and it took considerable effort to get her into the patrol car. But just as things seemed to settle, her mother reappeared once again, reinforcing just how deeply the family's sense of privilege seemed ingrained. >> Police at 3:00 in the morning. That's my daughter. The only reason we stopped over there is cuz you guys were hounding some black over there. And my daughter's 21. So I went to the officer like this and I was like, "Hey, my daughter's drunk. We were calling an Uber. She's being kind of a little stupid. will you like act like you're going to arrest her? And he's like, I'm in the middle of something right now. >> My daughter walked over and saw some black girl videotaping your guys' black. Tell him just to go back there. We don't have time for that. >> Hey, we can't do it right now. >> Get >> We don't We don't know how much it is. That's the >> She didn't do anything. She did not do anything to get arrested right now. >> No, she has to wait to see a charge. >> Stop. She did not do anything. Stop. >> She did not do anything. Well, >> she did not do anything. I was there the whole time. >> Okay, that's >> She did not do anything. >> That's your opinion. Um >> I I I was there the whole entire time. >> As was I. >> And I'm pretty sure your daughter continually >> Now she's acting like >> continually interjected herself >> right now >> into that note over there in that investigation. >> Oh, >> I mean your daughter's >> It was my fault. It was my fault because I asked the officer that was standing on the backside to like act like he was fake arresting her cuz she was acting dumb. >> Okay. It's my bad. >> We fly at 3:00 in the morning. Just let her come home with me right now. >> I'm sorry. That's not happening. >> This is a waste of your guys' time. >> I mean, >> why wouldn't you go do something else? Seriously, I'm right here. Let her Uber home with me. This is a waste. >> A waste of everything. >> It's a waste. All she was doing is watching you guys do your little thing over there >> and then acting like a fool afterward. >> We got to let her go. >> I lost my voice so I can't yell right now. I'm sorry that I sound like that. >> If you say you work for me, you don't have to. Oh, what she did right there. Would you when you guys grabbed her? There's no reason. >> Are you familiar with? >> Yes, I am very familiar. Yes. >> I'm from North Dakota. >> Northakota. >> I don't know. She was [ __ ] interfering with >> The suspect was ultimately charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and assaulting a police officer. What began as a routine traffic stop quickly escalated when the driver chose aggression over compliance. >> POLICE BACK OUT OF HERE. >> SO, >> NO, you're not. in that rifle. >> On December 8th, 2025, officers spotted a car with clearly fake plates and a driver known as a sovereign citizen already flagged for a suspended license and an active warrant. >> Can you roll your window down? Thank you so much. So, the reason I pulled you over is your plates. I'm not able to get them to come back or anything. May I take it so I can see it? Is that okay? >> Okay. Can I see the paper you were trying to let me see? Is that okay? anything about me or anything about this car or anything about what's going on? >> I don't I don't know what's what's with the car. >> Should tell you what's going on with the carion. >> I'm not on my way to get breakfast within 5 minutes. I'll give this to you and you can check it out. You can do what you want. I'm not getting out of this car. Okay. >> And you can throw any paperwork you want. But man, >> I didn't I didn't ask you to get out of the car, though. Right. >> Yeah, I know. You know, I can't hear what >> I'm sorry. I haven't met you before, so I don't know what your a deal for 5 years. They have every piece of paper known to man. >> Okay, >> that shows that nobody has jurisdiction over >> right from the first second, the driver dove head first into a battle of words, insisting over and over that no authority had the right to tell him what to do. >> Thank you so much. >> That's what I'm a crap. You own the villager box and your police department $30 million. >> That's a lot of money. >> Yeah, it is. Okay, so that's that's what's over there. I I'm so tired of this because I know my rights. I know exactly what I've done for three years now. That number that you see. >> Okay. >> In fact, here. Let me give you that, too, because >> Here you go. >> Is your name Leon? I just want to make sure I've got the right the highlight. >> I'm not getting here. >> Okay. >> This is This is what that number means. You see this number? Now you number you said that that number that you this number that you're talking about >> is this man that I gave >> on this date. >> I told them my jurisdiction. >> This person? >> No. >> Sorry. >> This this is the tracking number. >> That's the tracking number. >> Okay. >> So now that you you asked me this is what you're dealing with. >> I don't know those people. I'm sorry. >> Here you go. And that's what that number means. They were told it was their duty and obligation to tell everybody who I was and they haven't they threw me in jail for 18 days. Okay. >> I'm not having 18 days in in Lake County. >> No, in Kenosha. They have the $30 million lean, too. You want to see them all? >> I'm sorry. I've never wanted this interaction. These are all the $30 million leans I have. Okay. >> That's a lot. >> Well, and you know what? You know what? You can't >> Do you live in Colorado? >> You can't get leans like that on bogus stuff. >> Okay. Do you live in Colorado? Cuz I see it all says Colorado. >> I got to get going. So, please go check it out. Let me get out of here or arrest me and do what you got to do. >> The non-stop pointless defiance is hard to ignore. And if he keeps doubling down, the outcome is painfully predictable. >> Do you have any type of identification or a name or anything? >> I'll find out who I am. >> Okay. >> Oh, here. You know what? You know, I'm sorry. I'll >> appreciate that very much. Thank you. >> You better. You've been very cordial so far. >> Jurisdiction is that's the problem. >> Okay. >> Here's the laws are up here right now. >> Okay. >> No suit that everybody knows about, including the governor as Friday. >> Okay. >> So, these are the law. You can just look at them or you want to take a picture. >> Oh, okay. >> Well, I I can look up the laws. That's not an issue. >> Okay. Do you have insurance on the car at all or No, >> like car insurance. Sorry. That's what I meant. >> You know what? And now you ask me, I'm also indemnified. This is beyond any This is This is beyond the insurance companies. Okay. >> Okay. >> There. May I have that? That's who I am. Yes. That's my American State National Credential. Now, you might want to read this part. It says, "Do not detain and do not interrogate." >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> An injured party. >> Okay. Thank you so much. >> You're welcome. I'm sorry. I'm trying to calm down. >> Give me one second. Okay. Here's this. I'm going to >> This is This is what I went through in 24. Okay. Nicholas >> and he's with Nicholas. >> Well, whatever. >> Oh, I see. I'll look. We have a few necklaces. That's why you can have that back. >> Okay. >> So, this I've already been through it. Everybody's in the front. >> Okay. >> Everybody I'm talking 100% everybody I've interacted with about this stuff. Okay. >> I hear you. I hear what you're saying. >> I hope so. >> Okay. Give me one second. I'll be right back. Okay. >> Well, you know what? I'm going to call the sheriff here in a minute. So, >> Okay. Can you just give me one second and I'll come back and talk to you. >> At first, he was facing nothing more than a minor traffic issue. But the second you choose to resist law enforcement, you trade a small problem for a much bigger one. And freedom is what's on the line. >> Hello, Mr. Gang. I need you to turn your car off and step out. >> Why not? >> Did you call the sheriff? >> I need you to step out. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. Car. Do >> you have an interest party? >> Pennsylvania vers Mims. Get out of the car now or I'm going to make take you out. >> Get out of the car. Hey, Leon. Leon call the sheriff. >> Leon, don't do not put your car in drive. >> Get out of the car. >> You're under arrest. Okay. Step out of the car. >> I'll let you I'll let you make as many calls at our police department. Step out of the car. You're under arrest. >> I I don't know who you are. I want threeations from you. >> Do you have three pieces of identification? >> I'm going to break your window. Okay, sir. I don't want to do that. I need you to step out of the car. >> We'll call the sheriff at the station. >> I need the sheriff here. Then I'll talk. >> We'll call him at the station, but you need to get out. We can't do that out here. >> Hello. Is this the sheriff's office? >> I need I need the sheriff right now. >> I need the sheriff right now. >> I I want saying anything more. I want the sheriff. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle. You don't have to say anything. >> I need the sheriff right now. >> A simple choice is ignored. Commands fall on deaf ears. And just like that, the fortress he built around himself comes crashing down. >> You're under arrest. I want to make this as quick as possible for you. >> I need the sheriff. >> Step out of the car >> or I'm going to break your window. >> You do not want me to break your window. >> No, I don't. I want you >> I want you to step out of the car. >> If you listen >> I'm giving you multiple >> four police officers here. I don't know who they are. I need a shot. >> You just said it road and uh road. >> Leon, I'm going to break your window >> because they're ready to break the window. They all have guns. My life is threatened. I demand a sheriff right now. >> Leon, >> my life is threatened. Unlock the door with guns >> right now. have all State Park Road just off of >> Leon. Come on, man. >> I can take this down. >> I'm on State Park Road just off of >> cuz it's down some. >> State Park. All the squad cars. >> Go for it. >> Okay. You're wrecking my car. You're wrecking my car. >> You got it. >> They're wrecking my car. >> No. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Leon. Open the door. >> Just open the door, brother. >> You're under arrest. Just deal with it. Act like an adult. Come on. >> Did this Hey, did this happen last time? Leon, come on. >> The cops. >> The police. BACK POLICE. >> GET OUT OF HERE. GET out of here. >> He's got his foot on the gas. Get your arm. Get your arm out. >> Get out of the car. >> Thank you. >> Get the police here. Sheriff now. They're They just They just assaulted me. Just assaulted me. >> It's not unlocking. >> I'm glad this is all. Are your Are your cameras on? >> Right here. Oh, great. Hey. >> Screaming, foot on the gas, and demands for a council of law. Chaos peaks. Officers struggle to maintain control while ensuring safety. >> Stop reaching around. >> Oh, yeah. You guys are just looking for some reason to shoot me. I'm shooting. >> No, we're not. We're trying to take you into custody. We told you multiple times you're under arrest. >> I need I need either a council of law here. An actual council law. >> I think turn the car off so the electronic isn't working. >> Don't >> me my hand. You're in my vehicle. You're in my property. >> Rightfully so. >> No, you're not. You're not rightfully. >> I need a sheriff. The cops are pulling. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yeah, you are. >> Yes, you are. >> 100%. >> Am I under arrest? >> Yes, >> I told you. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Can't find your back. >> Don't fence him up. >> He's got cuffs. >> Don't grab my hand. >> Don't grab my hands. >> I need to spit. >> I can't. >> You say you need to >> just wait and we'll let you spit on the ground. >> Spit on your car. Don't spit on us. Otherwise, we're >> Don't spit on you. I just need to spit all the Let go of my thumb, please. >> You know what, Leon? >> Thank you. >> Okay. I hopefully guys All right. >> Yes. It's all being recorded. The yellow button is the double. >> So you denied me a sheriff. You denied American state a sheriff. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, stick me or hurt me in the >> You know what? No, I don't. >> The one-sided battle finally reaches its end. Adds and the outcome is exactly what you'd expect. The cuffs click shut and the man is escorted to the station. >> What are you doing? That's my mom. >> Searching you. >> You got my paperwork. You're the fault. Come to think of it, >> I just recognize your name. >> Come right here. Okay. >> Well, this is going to happen again, but now it's 30 million. Sorry. >> Hey, wait a minute. I got to get that paper. I have to get that paper. >> I No, I need the All right. The big folder and the small folder on the seat before I get in. Can I see it? >> Get in the car. >> Cuz we're going to go in and we're going to catalog every piece that's in there that I try to offer you. >> We're going to photograph everything. >> Oh, good. That's great. I'm glad. All my paperwork. >> Watch your leg. >> Everything that's in the car. >> Leon, >> I need that paperwork now. That's my That's my >> Watch your face. >> Then there's a smaller folder on her seat, please. >> Okay. So, we got your >> Do you want your passport? Also, I grabbed the ID that you had with your paperwork, but do you want your passport as well? It's in there. >> Yeah, please. >> Okay. The man was accused of two counts of aggravated violence against a police officer driving on a suspended license, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, resisting arrest, obstruction, and possessing fake license plates. Don't miss what happens next because this arrogant young woman is about to push the confrontation with police to its absolute breaking point. >> Mom, hi. How are you? Let's go ahead. >> On January 6th, 2024, officers in Ohio stopped a car for speeding and immediately noticed the front seat passenger wasn't wearing a seat belt. What should have been a routine traffic stop quickly spiraled into a heated confrontation. Pull the window down. All right, ma'am. Rolling around without a seat belt on. No, it's minor, but you are legally obligated to provide an identification. I said marijuana. >> That's okay. Do you know your social iss? >> No. >> Smoke marijuana. >> Okay. What's your first name? >> Al. >> Your legal f full first name is Al. >> Yes. >> What's your last name? Al >> L. >> What's that? >> Last name E L. >> Your full name is Al L. >> Name is all L. >> What's your date of birth? >> I got date of birth, please. Actually, do I even have to take in my >> No, you don't have to take I I really don't have to give back. >> You do. Hey, Tom. She's still going to refuse. >> All right. Step out of the car. No, >> sir. >> Step out of the car. No, sir. >> Why will I be >> Step out of the car? You're going to lose your window. >> Why would I get out the car? >> Step out of the car. >> Step out. I'll break your window. >> Bro, you are acting obnoxious for real. >> Unlock the car door. >> You're acting obnoxious. >> Unlock the car or you'll lose your window. >> You're acting obnoxious for real. Unlock the car door. >> She's getting out. She's getting out. >> No, that's probably the best idea. >> These inexperienced kids had no clue how serious things really were. Every act of defiance only made the situation worse. Step out. >> I am. Even though >> Okay. Make sure you record. Make sure you record. >> Stop calling. >> Call my mom. >> Stop reaching in your bag. Hey, stop reaching. Stop reaching in your bag. >> Hey, stop reaching. >> She's allowed to grab her phone out. She's allowed. >> Step back here. >> Grab your phone. >> Step back here. >> Step back. Step back. Please get off me. >> Step back here now. >> Please get off me. Please get off me. James behind your back. Get off me. How? Why am I What am I being detained for? What am I being detained for? >> What am I being detained for? >> What am I being detained for? >> Record. Record. Record. >> What am I being detained for? No sir. Cuz sir, I got you covered. >> What am I being for? >> What am I being? >> I really used to like you all. I really used to like you. >> Dude, you just seem relaxed. I really used to like that sucks. I really used to like Well, we we This would have went a different Oh, yeah. I forgot. >> Stop reaching, dude. You reach one more time. You're going to go to the ground. >> I appreciate it. >> Just relax, man. This is some speeding stuff. >> I know, sir. >> You're acting crazy over some speed. You're act speeding and then you're going to ask for my passenger information. >> Yes, because she broke the law. >> No, sir. She did not. We >> She didn't have a seat belt. >> You don't know what she did while we were driving. She had that [ __ ] I DON'T CARE. >> HEY. HEY. CALL EVERYBODY. >> Call their mom. >> Have a seat. Hurry up. Have a seat. Sit down. >> You were 311. You were 312. >> Sit down. Sorry. HAVE A SEAT. >> PLAY. DON'T RESIST. PLEASE HAVE A SEAT. Calling mom is the classic move when a kid messes up and looks for an escape. And here, the teenage girl puts on a perfectly rehearsed act, desperately trying to dodge responsibility and outrun the consequences of the law. >> Your mommy if you want. >> Mom, stop. >> Stop. >> THERE'S A POLICE ARRESTING ME RIGHT NOW FOR CUSSING YOU. >> COME RIGHT NOW. >> YOU ARE ACTING RIDICULOUS. >> You're not going to REACH IN YOUR BAG RIGHT NOW. >> YOU ARE REACHING IN YOUR BAG. STOP. >> MY BAG. I'M I WAS GRABBING my purse TO GET OUT THE CAR. MOM, KRISTEN WAS SPEEDING AND THERE'S a police ILLEGALLY ARRESTING US RIGHT NOW AND IT lack [laughter] me. She's going BACK TO THE CAR. STOP. STOP. HE'S GRABBING ME. MOM. [screaming] MOM. I'M RIGHT BY MY MOM. >> BACK. MOM, >> STOP. WOULD you stop? JEEZ. >> STOP. [screaming] You're arresting me. Mom, >> you got another pair. You're >> We got two secured back legal carping for no reason. >> Mom, [screaming] help me. >> Holy. >> She doesn't want to hear YOU ANYMORE. >> MOM. [screaming] >> HI, how are you? >> Let's go ahead. All of our cars are full. >> He is acting. She is. >> NO, I'M NOT. I WOULD HIT HIM. >> I got baby. >> Good. We got our third one resisting now. >> Will you stop? Just stop. [screaming] >> What's your name? >> You're okay. OKAY. [laughter] STOP. STOP. STOP. >> ALL RIGHT, let's go ahead and >> What's your name? >> WILL YOU CHILL OUT? >> STOP. >> CHILL [clears throat] OUT. >> JESUS. CHILL OUT. >> STOP. >> NO. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THEM? >> No one's trying to hurt you. Just relax. Okay, we're going to we're going to talk about this all in a second, but you have to relax. >> She keeps escalating. But you blocking officers at every turn and actively fighting back. Maybe she thinks this kind of behavior looks cool. >> I know. I understand. My mom knows WHERE THE [ __ ] I'M AT and she's going to come and get me. >> Yeah. And we're going to have her come here, but you just got to relax. Okay. >> You need to stop and get the off of you. >> That's not going to happen. We got to get you >> because arresting you out of field don't you in any kind of mean? >> They were just You didn't know how to >> I swear to God they were really break the window. Why? Because >> am I being reduced? >> NO. OKAY. >> You're literally doing crazy. >> No. >> Holy moly. >> NO. [screaming] >> LET'S HAVE A SEAT BACK HERE. >> Get that off of me. >> Grab my phone. NO. GIVE ME MY PHONE. GIVE ME GIVE ME MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY [screaming] PHONE. >> HOLY MOLY. Have a seat. >> Moments later, officers move in to search the vehicle. And wouldn't you know it, what they uncover is more than enough to stack the charges far higher when this reaches a courtroom. >> Last one. >> That's why she kept messing with the last one. Uh the driver. >> So the male, the front seat passenger didn't have her seatelt on. She didn't want she wanted to play the game. She didn't have to identify herself. I said, "What do you do?" And they started rolling her window on Drew. So Drew told her, "I'm going to bust out your window. Open the window." He rolls his window up and locks the doors. I said, "Bob, you're going to lose your window. Open it up." So I told him, "Stay in the car to come back here. We're dealing with her." Well, he pops out of the door and he's got a cell phone. Well, I now know it was a cell phone in his hand. So I snagged him up real quick cuz he's acting a [ __ ] in his hands. It's got him cuffed up. He's talking to her. Tries to get her back there. She starts fighting again. And I'm like, and she's back here doing all kinds of stuff, moving around and [ __ ] I'm like, gosh dang. >> Got two uses of force between the >> minor ones, but I guess we could. >> So, this is what she was playing with in the back seat. What's that? >> Oh, sweet. I mean, just all that. She kept clutching this purse. >> All that for just >> Yeah. >> Oh, here we go. This is her possession. >> I'm going to call Hollis. >> Yeah, bro. Is he an adult? The driver. >> Yeah, >> he is. >> I might summon him for obstructing. He all he did was pop out of the car. My fear was what he had in his hand. Do you know? >> In the end, officers still granted the young driver her final wish before heading to jail, calling her mother in to witness the chaos. >> Your rights, police. This is your daughter's stuff. Okay. This is what she was reaching for at the back. Hey. Hey. Stay right there. >> So, this stuff was by your daughter here under her bag. This is her bag as well. That was in Okay, I'm talking right now. There's an adult talking. Okay. Marijuana. Okay. Um, again, she was asked to step out of the vehicle. The car's going to be towed either way. She's was screaming. She was being a juven Okay. She was screaming. She's a juvenile. She's not cooperating. She does. She's clutching this clutching this bag. Okay. So, that was my concern. A lot of things going on at the car at the same time. We have one that's being uncooperative. Your daughter's uncooperative. You can have all this. >> Was that in her bag? That in her bag? >> Oh, excuse me. This here was to her bag. >> Cuz I don't know. I've never seen that before. >> Okay. Okay. Well, it could be, but it was on the back seat next to her bag. Okay. I'm not saying >> not charge her with that because No, no, no. I've never seen that. >> I got you. This here, this marijuana here is going to be set for destruction. >> Excuse me, ma'am. >> Listen, there are adults speaking. I need you to take a step back right there for me. So, your daughter will be charged with obstructing and resisting. Okay. Just going to release her to you tonight. She's probably a great kid, but just made some poor choices tonight. >> And this was in her bag, too. This black container. It's empty, but it was in her bag. EVERYBODY, [screaming] >> the suspect was mandated to pay a $25 fine and serve 30 days in jail with 28 of those days suspended. The male suspect was found guilty of the revised charge of disorderly conduct after entering a not-uilty plea to the charge of impeding government business. He was sentenced to 30 days in jail with 28 days suspended and a $25 fine. Watch how this hotheaded woman manages to walk herself straight into jail. >> You can be. Do you want to go? >> No, I'm asking. Am I under arrest? >> I can make that decision right now. >> On February 7th, 2023 in St. Petersburg, Florida. A missed bus turns into a confrontation when officers approach an aggressive woman who was assaulting someone at the bus station. >> Hey man, what's going on? >> Nothing. I missed my bus. >> Okay. So, why are we out here? >> Why? Because I missed my bus. >> So, why am I kind of qu You tell me. You're approaching me, sir. >> Okay. Well, here's the long and short of it. Okay. Lose the attitude with me. I didn't cause any problems. >> Am I under arrest? >> You can be. Do you want to go jail? >> No, I'm asking. Am I under arrest? >> I can make that decision right now. Do you want to go to jail? >> Am I currently under arrest? >> You're being trespassed at the very least. Okay. >> For what? >> She wants you off the property. You better lose the attitude. WHAT IS WITH YOU? >> I WILL LEAVE. I will leave. >> Give me your information real quick. >> No, thank you. >> Give me your information real quick. Ma'am, listen. >> Sir, >> we are not playing this game. >> I haven't We're not playing this game. Give me your information right now because you're being detained on the victim of assault. You on battery. You you you put your hands on the security. >> ARE YOU SERIOUS? >> Give me your name and information right now. >> If you want it, you can get it from the from >> No, I'm not getting it from anybody else. You give me your information right now. >> Please excuse me. >> Do not do this. >> Please excuse me. >> You have a child on your chest. >> Exactly. Look how close you are. >> Do not cause ISSUES WHILE YOU HAVE A CHILD. WHAT IS YES, IT'S ON. >> PERFECT. Thank you. >> Give me your information right now. >> No, thank you. I'm leaving. >> I am leaving. Am I under arrest? >> You're being detained? >> No. >> Detained for what? I told you already for battery. >> No. Okay, so you're switching your story up three times. Of course we don't. >> One thing all these self-proclaimed above the law types have in common, they panic the moment they're asked for ID. And this woman is no exception. >> Give me your ID right now. I'm not playing game with you. Then give me something with your name on it and give me your information. >> My arm. >> Stop trying to pull away from me. >> Stop trying to pull away from me. Stop it. What is your deal? Just give me your information. All right. >> So, YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> [ __ ] AWAY. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL AND YOUR CHILD'S GOING TO JAIL. >> STOP. YOU'RE being put your hand down. DON'T RAISE YOUR HAND AT ME. >> I'M TRIGGERING. You're triggering. >> Ma'am, don't listen. You're not going to >> You're going to go to protect. You're going to do a deal AND YOUR CHILD'S GOING TO PROTECT THE SERVICE. >> DON'T SAY THAT TO MY CHILD. >> GET DOWN. >> YOU NEED TO LISTEN. YOU NEED TO LISTEN. >> YOU NEED TO BACK THE [ __ ] UP. >> NO, WE DON'T. >> You're ma'am. >> I need my back. Do you have anything in your hand? And what do you have in your hand? >> I already asked you for your license. >> You're very, very disrespectfully. Thank you. >> Just reach over and grab. >> Witnesses are located and interviewed corroborating the claim that physical contact occurred during the altercation. >> So, just tell me again what you saw happening. >> Okay. She going to school. All these pedestrians I do. >> Yeah. >> She's all in >> around me. Right. >> All ask her to ask her. You're not supposed to ride. I do it all the time. >> Oh, you upset flight nice ride around >> and you you don't got no respect for the baby and whatever. >> You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah. Then Asa start getting one more argument and start taking and when she grabbed Asa hand pull Asa toward her and start fight grab her by her wrist and start fighting to get get off of Asia. >> Okay. So she grabbed her by her wrist and start fighting. >> Start fighting. >> Did she ever throw any punches or anything? >> Yeah. One. But it landed right here on her on her shoulder. >> Hit on her shoulder. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And where were you standing when you when this happened? >> Right around there. >> And they were and they were over there. >> They were over there. Oh, we saw it come we saw flying around here. >> Yeah. >> Right. By the time we got right here about we saw there >> then we saw Asia as her nicely because she was talking to another gentleman with the scooter. Right. >> We were nice about it. We started walking the school. >> But she uh she got our rap. That's when we jumped up and closed. >> You know what I'm saying? >> You guys you guys tried to intervene a little bit. Stop it. >> Yeah. The other dude just cuz he was closer to than I was. He went, "Where's the other guy at?" >> Hold on. Let me see. >> Witness after witness laid out the woman's out of control behavior. And honestly, it's hard to come up with any reasonable explanation for why she acted this way. >> Can you can you tell me one more time just on so I can have it on body cam what what all happened? >> Sir, she was riding around here. >> Yeah. And I w went over there and I told her I said, "You cannot >> Yeah. >> Why that baby is not safe." >> Yes. >> I took a picture of her. She got out. She started trying to but I was moving back and still touching but I kept moving back. She was >> She grabbed she grabbed your hand at one point. >> You know she grabbed your hand. She grabbed your arm. What she grabbed? No. She tried to hit it at me and pissed me. She got a baby in front. >> Yeah, I know. I get it. >> You know what? Where exactly she hit you? >> She could be in my place. She hit me in your chest. >> She got a baby. I can't get >> I get it. I get the baby part. But I'm just trying to get the story. She's going to jail, so I need to know the story. Where is she going? >> She slap like slapping and stuff like that. >> So I need to know is it slapping or punching? >> Punching. >> Punching. Okay. Okay. >> So all over your face and upper chest area. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Eventually patience runs out. Handcuffs come out and the woman is taken into custody as officers maintain a controlled professional tone. >> Did you hear me? All right. I love you. >> I got to go. >> Yeah. I love you, too. Bye. >> He'll let him know. Okay. >> All right. I'm I'm going to be easy. I'm going to be easy. I'm not manhandling you or nothing. Okay. >> Just relax, though. Okay. So, put your palms together like you're going to pray. >> No, no. That way there's a little bit more comfortable. I'll see. I got another one. You got them. >> I would just do it. >> This side. >> Okay, that's fine. That's why I'm letting you turn your palms in. Okay. >> Okay. Not too tight, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Okay. >> That's right. Stay the way. The way we came. >> We'll go left. All right. You see right here? Lean up against the car for a second. I just got to I got to patch you down still. Make sure nothing on you. Okay. >> Nothing sharp on you that you know of. All right. >> Yeah. >> Yep. Just stay right in the car. Can you spread your feet a little bit further? There you go. All right. Hang on one sec. However you want to be comfortable. Okay. Okay. >> Finally, the woman has been officially convicted of assault. Never gamble your freedom on knowledge gained from halfbaked internet experts. In court, the judge won't argue with you about 18th century dictionary definitions. 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