Pennsylvania vims. We can ask anybody. >> We're not in Pennsylvania. >> It does. It's case law. >> Okay. >> What is the case law? >> It's United States. >> On February 7th, 2025, officers conducted a traffic stop after observing a vehicle exceeding the posted speed limit. >> Hello there, officer code police department audio video recorded. >> Uh, so the reason I pulled you over is cuz you're sitting about >> 50 in it. Do you know how fast it is up through central? >> You lost her first. >> It's 25. >> I know. >> Okay. >> I apologize. >> All right. Can you get your license registration for proof of insurance, please? No problem. >> All right. And I'm I'm be real with you. How much you been drinking tonight? >> Nothing. >> Nothing? >> No. Absolutely nothing. >> All right. Cuz I can smell it on you. >> Really? >> Yeah. I swear. Can I get you to turn off the vehicle? >> No. >> Huh? No. This is a This is the request. I need to turn out the vehicle. Step out of the car. >> We lost it first. We're going back. >> No, man. I need you to step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> Absolutely not. No, this is a request. You need to get out of the vehicle now. >> Have to. >> No. >> No, you have to. >> He does not have to. >> What are you talking about? You have to. If I ask you to get out of the vehicle, you have to get out of the vehicle. >> Again, this is obstruction. If you don't get out of the vehicle, you need to get out of the vehicle. >> Okay. >> Get out of the vehicle, please. >> No, sir. You can hit a light. No, you can't. I'll recording. >> Okay, that's fine. Our body cameras are recording as well. Okay. Can you get out of the vehicle? >> All right. >> I'm recording. >> Please get out of the vehicle. This is ridiculous. She does not have to get out. >> Yes, she does. No, she doesn't. Yes, she does. >> What did she do? >> You were driving 50 m. I could smell it on your breath. I'd like you to exit the vehicle. >> We were not speeding. >> Yes, you were. >> I watched the speedometer. We were not. >> Get out of the vehicle, man. >> This is between us and her. Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know that. I don't have to talk, but I am. >> Ridiculous. I do not want to put hands on you. >> I do not want to get you out of the vehicle. >> She doesn't have to apply. >> You do have to apply. >> We will driving home. We've gone a block. We will block the [ __ ] home. >> All right, ma'am. >> Sir, you cannot touch him like that. You cannot touch him like that. >> All right. >> Sorry. >> All right. So, >> by the way, >> sir, what's up? >> This is ridiculous. >> No, this is ridiculous. >> I hear you. >> This is ridiculous. >> So, she could have just stepped out of the vehicle. >> Yeah, she could have, but she didn't do anything. >> Sir, what's your name? >> Nimba le. What are their names? >> What are their badge numbers? >> You can talk to Minister. What are their badge numbers? You have to tell me. Legally, you have to tell. You don't have badge numbers. Yeah, you do. Personel numbers. >> Yes, you do. You have badge numbers. >> We only have personel number. >> This is ridiculous, my friend. >> I've never been treated like this. >> So, when when I pull you over for a traffic stop and I ask you to get out of the vehicle, you need to step out of the vehicle. Okay. Is it a request at that time? It's a legal request. Okay. So, right now, you'll be under arrest. This is ridiculous, my sir. >> This is ridiculous, sir. You're copying her custody. >> You are copying her for what? What did she do illegally? >> What did she do? What did she do? >> One in custody. >> What did she do? Tell me what she did. >> You can talk to my uh partners here. >> What is What is she getting arrested for? You didn't All right. >> All right. I'm recording. >> I am recording right now. >> We're recording, too. >> I will walk my ass home. Why are you arresting her? Tell me that. >> Okay. So, um, >> tell me that. >> Are you good to drive right now if you have anything? >> I'm going to walk home. We a block away. >> Oh, that'll be great. So, that'll be a short walk. >> Yeah. Can I roll the window up? >> Yeah, go ahead. >> All right. >> You going to arrest me if I start the car? >> Um, if you drive. Yeah, >> I'm not driving. Why is she getting arrested? Can someone tell me that? >> Can someone tell me what she's getting arrested for? >> Can you relax? >> Can you tell me what she's getting arrested for? >> I don't know yet. I just got here. Well, then you should know my You should know. >> Okay. You need to wait for me through it. Just give us some time. >> No, you need to tell her what she's getting arrested for. First off, I'm sure they before you cuff her. >> No, that's how it works. >> Yes, it is. You have to have a reason to cuff somebody. >> Yes. >> What is that reason? >> And and then then they're they're squaring that away with her right now. >> They did not give her a reason. They just cuffed her. >> Okay. >> They didn't evening >> that all that >> they pulled her out of the car. >> There's not there's not some magical formula when you're under arrest. Okay, >> I know theing protocol. >> Okay, >> and you guys did not follow it. >> Okay, who are you? >> Let her go. >> Who are you? >> Doesn't matter. I know you guysed up right here. >> Who are you? >> It doesn't matter. >> What's going on? Why don't you tell me what's going on? >> I know youed up. You just arrested my girlfriend. That's what's going on here. So, tell me what's going on. >> They pulled us over. >> Okay. >> Said that she needed to get out of the car. She said, "No, I don't want to get out of the car." >> Okay. Well, that's >> I didn't do anything. We're going to find her purse cuz we left at the restaurant we were at. >> That's a lawful order to get out of the car, right? >> All right. Why? >> That's a lawful order. >> What did she do illegally? >> What did you do illegally? If she didn't want to get out of the car, that's a lawful order. It's refusing to comply. >> Doesn't matter. He needs a reason to ask her. That's the >> He needs a reason to ask her that. >> If you get if you get put on a traffic stop, that means there's an investigation going, >> right? I've been arrested before. I know these things. >> Okay. What were you arrested for? >> Doesn't matter. I don't have to give you my name. I was passenger in the car. >> You don't have to tell me your name. But hey, if you >> ask me tell me what she was arrested for. >> I don't know. I just I just got here. >> We just got here, boss. >> Please. >> Yeah. >> Where are you guys coming from tonight? my apartment. >> Okay, >> that seems pretty aggressive. >> I asked you multiple times to step out of the vehicle. >> This seems >> I gave you plenty of requests. >> That seems very >> I gave you an opportunity to step out of the vehicle. >> Very aggressive. >> I don't care. >> Then why? >> I need to know where she's going. >> She's going to jail. >> Okay. Why? >> You can call. >> Why? >> She's under arrest. >> For what? >> That's what we're That's what they're figuring out over there. They're telling her. >> What did she do? just got here, boss. >> All right, >> we don't got the answer for you. >> What did he say over the radio? >> He had no If he didn't report that over the radio, he had no reason to pull her out of the car. >> Okay. If she refused to If she refused to get out of the car, that's enough for us. >> No, no, it's not. >> Because this is a wrongful Stop. >> You watch a lot of Law and Order. >> I I've been through it. >> Yeah, a couple times. Seems like it. >> And I don't think you guys are doing your jobs right. Okay. >> I don't. >> All three of What's your badge number? >> We don't have badge numbers. We only have personnel numbers. >> You don't have a badge number? >> We only have personel numbers. You got personal numbers? >> Yeah. >> Boom. Boom. Boom. >> Da da da da da da. >> Okay. So, you're not okay to drive tonight, right? >> No, I'm walking home. >> Leave this car. This car is okay to stay here for the night. >> Is it? >> So, I'm not going to tow it. >> Okay. >> I don't want to do that to you guys. All right. That's not nice. >> Right. >> Um, so if you just leave this car, we can leave it. Are you guys How would your relationship? >> That's mying girlfriend. Who's your wife? >> Okay. So, so we're going to leave the key with you. Is that okay? >> Yeah, that's perfect. >> Okay. Why are you arresting her? >> Huh? >> So I can smell the alcohol in her breath. I asked her multiple times to step by the vehicle. >> She didn't step out. So right now I have obstruction and then we'll be doing a DUI investigation as well. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Was she swerving speeding? >> No, I pulled you guys over for speed. I asked you to get out of the car to do some test. >> We weren't speeding. I was watching the speedometer. She was not speeding. >> Listen, I don't need to go over this with you. All right. >> You pulled us over for no reason. >> I pulled No, for going 50. >> The only car on the road. >> All right. Hello, sir. >> All right, sir. >> Hello. >> Can I have her keys and her vape? >> Uh, there you go. Exactly. That's where I'm giving it to you. >> All right. Phone. >> Yeah. She wanted her phone. She didn't give it to me. >> Give you her phone. >> Okay. Just be chill. Let me talk to her. You just walked away, but I said, "Let me talk to her." >> Be chill, sir. >> Okay. Why can't I talk to her? >> Huh? Because she's going to go to the BC room. >> Cool. >> All right. So, your phone. >> She's not going anywhere. Can I give her her phone? >> No. I can give her your phone. Because we're going to take her to jail. >> Okay, cool. >> Can I give her her phone and walk her and and comfort her real quick? She's not getting her phone. >> Where is she? Hey, do not do you. >> Give her her phone. >> Please stop. Please stop. Hey, >> give her her phone. >> Things are escalating. Let's not go there. >> Sir, you guys are escalating. >> I'm happy to give her the phone. >> You give her her phone. >> I asked her to get that for you for a while now. Hey, >> can you have the funeral give her my phone number so she can call me when she gets where she needs to go? You guys are being ridiculous. >> Don't do that. Do not drink and drive and we won't have this problem. >> You guys are being ridiculous. I try to make sure she's okay. She has her phone and she has my number so she can contact me. So, I need to know where to go. >> I got her her phone. >> All right. Make sure the female cop give her mying phone number, which I wrote down. >> I'm sure it's in your her phone, right? >> No, it's not. She has it on paper. >> Okay, cool. >> Okay, please relax. >> Make sure she has that. >> Okay, we will. >> Please. We will. >> Or else I'm reporting all of you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> I will. I'm going to submit this [ __ ] to your bosses. >> 702. >> Give you my my card as well. >> Thank you. Please >> give me the cards. Everyone's cards. >> Listen. >> I want everyone's cards. >> Listen. Thank you. Driving is >> I want their cards, too. >> It never will be. >> It's not. >> Okay. >> I have to I I've done it. >> Have a better night. >> I've dealt with it. It sucks. >> Have a good day, sir. >> Yeah. >> You guys suck. >> Officers transported the woman to the station. >> Just watch your head. >> Okay. All right. We're going to go ahead this way. Going forward, I highly suggest to do that. There's a lotful request to step out of the vehicle if you're being asked to step out of the vehicle. Got two of those tonight and both of end up right here. So, please email next time. >> All right. And so, you just take a seat right here, please. >> Okay. >> Thank you very much. >> All right. Huh? >> How do you know how old I am? >> I already pulled up your information, man. >> Oh, okay. >> So, yeah. >> Wait, I'm just curious. So, you pulled up my information from my car. >> Yeah. How How do you know who I am? You don't have my license. >> I have your license right here. It's in our It's in our system. You're in our system. So, you have a You're license driver, correct? >> You literally pulled me out of my car. >> Okay. So, I'm going to get you in touch with the lawyer. >> I don't know who I am. I could >> Your name is Roxanna. >> Your middle name is >> Your date of birth is 731, which will put you well over 18. Correct. me out. >> Okay. So, I'm going to get you. Do you have a lawyer or would you like me to get you in touch with one? >> No, I can I can call one. >> Okay. Do you have their phone number handy? >> I don't have my phone. >> Or do you have a name? >> I don't have my phone. >> We have your phone. >> Yeah, I would love my phone. >> Okay. Do you have an attorney with it on your phone? >> Yeah. >> Okay, no problem. >> Do you know their name by chance? >> No, not at the top of my head. >> You have it in your Thank you. Okay. Here you go. I'm gonna let you. So, just your attorney. Okay. Nothing else. >> I'm calling my boyfriend who will call my attorney. >> Okay. I need I You can't get in touch with him. I just need the attorney. Do you know the name? >> No. >> Okay. We're not calling your boyfriend right now. >> Okay. I'll just get you in touch with him. All right. >> I'm not doing a public attorney. I will. I have an attorney. >> Okay. Do you know their name? >> No. I [snorts] She need He has it. He has >> I can lift him up for you. >> I'm happy to help you out with that, but we're not going to get in touch with your boyfriend. Honestly, we're not getting in touch with your boyfriend right now. >> When can I get out of here? >> Okay, we're through the situation. >> Let's just move on. Seriously, like >> you don't want to talk to attorney? >> Let's just move on. >> Okay. I want you to know your rights. So, will you at this time uh submit to a breath test? >> No. >> Okay. Nope. Okay. So, Just So, to make sure that you're aware, the next step is going to be getting a blood draw. So, we're going to be taking you to the hospital and be getting a blood draw from you. Okay. >> Fine. I'll do the I'll do the breast test. I'll do the breath test. I'm not doing the blood draw. I'll do a breath test. Let's Let's just get it over with. >> Are you sure? >> Yep. Let's just do it. >> Okay. I'm not I'm just That's two options. >> We'll do the breath test. Let's go. >> Okay. Give me one second. I want to talk super. You already said no. So, I >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. How old are you? >> Huh? I'm 30. >> Perfect. Who? >> Ask your supervisor. >> Huh? >> I said no, now I'm saying yes. Go ask your supervisor. I said no and now I'm saying yes. [snorts] >> Just trying to make sure we still don't violate your rights. >> Yeah. I swear to God. >> All right. Thanks. Bye. Yeah. Too late. So, we're going to get a blood draw. Okay. >> The boyfriend arrives at the station. >> Uh my girlfriend just got uh picked up and no one could tell me why she got arrested. They told me they were taking her here and that's all I got. Yeah. So, she was arrested for DUI. >> Is that what she was arrested for? Yeah. >> Did she blow? >> Uh, no idea. They're still going through the process. >> Okay. None of them read her her rights when they cuffed her. >> Not in front of you. >> Well, I videoed it. I watched I watched them cuff. >> You don't have to read your Sorry, sir. You don't. >> You do. >> When you when you cuff someone, you have to read them their rights. >> Not directly right away. >> Yes, you do. >> Uh, I don't know if you can tonight. She might have court appearance uh in the morning or >> how do I get that information? Uh >> it it is Thursday. She will be out. >> Let me explain things to you. So since she was arrested after midnight, >> okay, >> it is Friday. >> You're correct. >> Yes. >> But she hold her for 24 48 64 hours. They don't. >> Okay. So I'm not going to argue about that. Okay. But if >> what did she actually do? No one would tell me that. >> I just told you. >> Yes. After the fact >> for a second offense DUI. >> It's not. >> It is. >> Okay. >> So she's arrested. >> How long ago was the first one? >> 09. Okay, that is more than that is more than seven years. This is technically a first offense. I just wanted to talk to her before you hauled her off to the jail. So, I knew where to go >> and I wanted to comfort her so she could calm the down cuz I know she's going through it right now. >> Protect and serve, right? >> That's not that. >> So, um >> they ripped her out of the car. >> Okay. >> That's not legal. >> It is, sir. >> It's not >> Pennsylvania vims. We can ask anybody. >> They're not in Pennsylvania. >> It does. It's case law. Okay. What is the case law? It's United States. Okay. >> What's the case law? >> Basically, we have the opportunity to ask anybody at any point in time to exit the vehicle. >> All right. What did she get pulled over for? >> For speeding. >> She wasn't speeding. I was in the car. I was watching the speedometer. She was not speeding. >> Okay. >> Since she was booked after after midnight, she's going to go to court on Monday. That's how it works. >> Court on Monday. >> Yes. >> It's Friday. It is It is during the week. She should not have to wait till Monday. >> So, are ridiculous. I'm going to explain my house. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> It's Thursday. Today is Friday. We are in the week. >> She has to wait 24 hours and then a whole weekend toing see somebody. That's ridiculous. It is still during the week. >> It is still during the week, >> sir. >> Since she's arrested after midnight, that's the way it is. >> It's still It's Friday. >> It's just weird how they find >> It's weird. It's weird, huh? Oh, >> no. This isn't right. You guys know this isn't right. And you'reing covering for each other and you know it's not right. We're leaving. Thank you. >> Have a good night. >> 6:00 a.m. right is when y'all open. That's when I can come back. >> The woman was charged with DUI and obstruction.