Step out of the car. >> That's a violation of my right. I'm telling you to step out of the car. You're about to leave when I told you not to leave. >> I'M GOING TO SHOW YOU. >> I DON'T GIVE A bad [screaming] >> Some sovereign citizens live in a reality of their own making where licenses are optional, traffic laws are negotiable, and authority can simply be ignored. The problem begins when that fantasy meets the real world. These are the times delusional sovereign citizens turn traffic stops into complete chaos. Starting with an aggressive sovereign citizen who thinks he can't be arrested. >> The officer and friends don't on my liberties. >> Constitutional liberties, man. I understand that. >> On February 15th, 2023, police in Orland Park stop a vehicle after noticing the registration plate doesn't match the VIN. But instead of addressing the issue, the driver immediately challenges the stop and refuses to engage. What's wrong? What's the problem? >> So, the plate >> the the plate on the back of the car doesn't come back to this car. And the VIN that's written on the plate doesn't come back to this VIN either. >> Why you looking at the plate? >> Because this is what I do every day. >> You don't do that. You ain't got no probable cause to do that. We ain't broke no law. >> Absolutely. I have problem. Listen, I'm not trying to start here. So, I I do this. I do this every day. You see, I'm in the unmarked backing cars. No thumb plates. >> You look at this car and it's clearly a fictitious plate on the back. >> No fictitious plate. >> The plate plates are on a car to be visible to the public. >> We do. We call our lawyers and do that. We don't talk to nobody for nothing. >> We don't know what was the probable cause. >> No probable cause. >> We don't even know. We don't even know who is this or what. >> You hear me? So, let's go. >> But but I'm asking is it was stand one more unit. No, you're not free to go just yet. You're not free to go. >> You're not free to go. Ma'am, do not get back in the >> As officers try to explain the reason for the stop, he continues talking over them and questioning their authority. And it doesn't take long before the situation begins shifting away from a simple investigation. >> Step out of the car, please. >> That's a violation of my right. >> I'm telling you to step out of the car. You're about to leave when I told you not to leave. >> I don't know who this man is. >> I am an Orland Park police officer. I'm telling you that right now. >> Get your phone out of tape. You violating our rights, man. >> You violating >> I am not violating any of my rights. You're not about to leave. >> Well, in 753, you think you're going to try and take off on me 753. Let me get another unit here. Step out of the car. You're close to the cheesecake. >> Step out of the car >> because you're leaving after I told you you couldn't leave. >> Who are you? Who are you? I don't know what Orland Park police would call >> fictitious place on the vehicle. >> Hey, could you take >> stopped? I stopped him. >> Everything's done for. >> Hey, take him. Take him. >> Stop out of the car for me. >> Everybody is getting video. >> What's the problem? >> Listen, pop your tire here. That's fine. >> You pop my tire. You owe me for a tire. >> You can step out of the car. >> I haven't broken any law. If you don't step out of the car, >> what's up? >> Are you Are you of some uh some type of seniority? Uh >> how can I help you? >> Authority. >> How can I help you? We're all policemen here. >> Can I get a supervisor? >> No, we're going to have you talk outside the car. >> No, we don't talk outside the car. >> We're going to talk outside the car. >> I haven't broken any laws so I don't have to get out my car. >> You do. >> I don't. What law have I broken the car? >> Why? What? Put papers up. What law have I broken? >> Do you have fictitious plates on this vehicle? >> What law have I broken >> that I just told you? >> How are they fictitious? When told he isn't free to leave, he reacts by attempting to move the vehicle anyway. And that decision quickly forces the situation into a direction officers had already anticipated. >> Come out here and I'll talk to you. The VIN on the plate doesn't match this. >> Is there a supervisor that I can speak to? Because right now I feel like I'm getting my >> There is not. >> I'm I'm getting my rights. >> All right, sir. >> Hold on. I'm giving I'm giving him a chance. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Why are you asking him? >> One, two, three, four, five. You guys are officers of where >> park police. >> Listen, I'm telling you, you have to step out of this car right now. >> What law have I broken? Sir, >> you have fictitious plates on the car and I tried to talk to you. You said you're getting your lawyer and you got in the car. I told you you were not free to leave while I was investigating this. I warned you about this stuff. You decided to drive over. >> How do you know my plates are fictitious? >> The VIN does not match the VIN that's on this car. >> Why are you looking at my VIN? >> Because I do it every day. >> Why are you looking at my VIN? This is This is >> because it's clearly fictitious plates on the car. >> First of all, this is not a city. This is This is private. This is private. I'm in a mall eating. >> Okay. >> With my significant other. >> Okay. >> Now, I'm asking for a supervisor. >> I'm going to tell you to get out of the car right now or you're going to be placed in the car. >> I'm asking for a supervisor. The car's off. >> There will be one at the Orland Park Police Department. >> I'm not running anywhere. Everybody putting on their gloves. >> We will outside of this car. >> No. No. You You have to listen. Sir, if you don't step out of the car, you're going to get arrested for obstructing. >> Excuse me, sir. >> If you don't step out of the car, you're going to be arrested for obstructing on charge. You are I'm not I'm telling you to step out of the car. >> Hold on. You're telling me You're telling me my my plates are fictitious. >> Correct. >> You have no probable cause for checking my plates or for checking my VIN number. This is what I'm saying. >> No, that's what I'm saying. >> They were on the back. >> Now I'm calm. I'm calm. I'm relaxed. I'm asking for. >> Even after being stopped again, he continues arguing, demanding explanations and a supervisor while insisting he's done nothing wrong. And the interaction keeps moving further away from being resolved calmly. >> I haven't broke any laws. You guys are trespassing on me. Sergeant Okonnell. >> Thank you. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you, ma'am, for taping. >> Yep. So that's 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 people recording this. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Now, what I'm saying is I just left out of here out of the Cheesecake Factory. >> Mhm. Eating. >> There's I don't have anything illegal going on. >> This guy is beside my car saying my plates are >> are fictitious. What plates? >> He haven't ident. Sorry, he haven't identified himself. My name is >> Right. He's wearing a vest that has his name and a badge that says Orland Park Police Department on it. >> He what I'm saying he didn't identify himself. >> Well, I'm Sergeant Okonnell, number 106. Okay, >> that's what you hear that he didn't identify himself. >> He's officer War at 753. Okay, I'm sorry we got off on the wrong foot. >> He didn't. This is the first time I heard that. >> I just got here, right? So, I'm doing the >> not be driving the car illegal. I will not be I will not be operating I will not be operating this. >> So you're saying that it's not true. >> I'm saying what I said to you. >> That's all I'm saying. Okay. >> Now he's checking my vent and he's doing things and there's no probable cause for that. >> What is the probable cause? It's for officer >> to peek on this car. >> To peek on the car. The probable cause, the probable cause is the Secretary of State and the Illinois State Legislature, say we can walk around this parking lot and run every single license plate if we want to. Okay? We don't need probable cause to run your license plate, sir. Okay. What's your next question concerning the law? >> I haven't broken you up. >> As officers continue explaining the situation, he refuses to accept their reasoning, repeating the same claims while beginning to turn his focus toward accusing them instead. Hey, my name is Casey. I'm a I'm a sergeant here. >> Okay. How's it going, Sergeant? >> It's going good. Uh, >> I haven't done anything illegal. I don't have to identify myself. >> So, >> I have identification. >> Okay. >> Do you mind if I get it? >> Right. I don't have to identify myself. I haven't I I definitely might. I don't do that. I don't h I don't have to do that. I haven't done why that's why I'll buy I'll buy my >> put that name up on I need to abide by so I don't have to go through that. Okay. Um, >> you don't have to go through that. >> My parents raised me, right? >> Here, here's the thing. Okay. So, the officer kind of just briefed me what happened here. >> All right. >> The officer and friends don't on my liberties. >> Constitutional liberties, man. >> I understand that. So, the the plates on your car don't match don't match the vehicle, which gives him the right to investigate that. >> Okay. >> My people die for this. >> Well, nobody nobody's here. Nobody's going to die here. We're just asking you to step out and talk to us. >> I'm just telling you. >> Okay. We're just We're just asking [clears throat] you to step out and speak with us at this point. >> I'm speaking right now. >> I understand. But I would feel more comfortable if you stepped out and talk to me. >> I'm speaking to you now. You're comfortable. I have I have nothing going on. >> Okay. >> Uh I have Listen, >> you guys have weapons. I have no weapons. You have no reason to fear or to or to be uncomfortable >> at that point. After multiple warnings and attempts to move things forward, officers are left with little room to continue the interaction verbally as the situation reaches a point where they have to step in directly. >> As I can make it, if you step out, it'll make life a lot easier. >> I'm about to step out. >> I appreciate it. >> I'm not. >> That's right. You're You're welcome to live stream whatever you want to do. Just step out of the car. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Thank you very much. >> So, hold on. What are we doing? You're being placed under arrest is what we're under arrest. >> Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> She has both phones. >> We make up a lot so I could be placed under. >> I can promise you that none of us here are lining. Sir, I'm going to double lock you so that they don't tighten up on you. >> What station? >> The Orland Park Police Station. Can you step out for me, please? >> Yeah. I don't want her touching me, though. So, y'all going to have another female officer. I just I literally just said that. >> All right, that's fine. Guido, can you go on the other side? >> That's fine. >> Yeah, she came. >> Hey, you know what? Get that young lady. Get that young lady name. Um, you're going to have everybody everybody's name. Don't worry. Sir, do you have an ID or anything? >> Call us to run any plate or any vent number. Do Do you have an ID on you or anything? >> I'm being searched illegally. >> Let's go this way. Right here in my car. Come on. >> I'm being searched illegally. My number is 708931. I'm going to need that video. He was later charged with possessing an altered registration, resisting law enforcement, and fleeing or attempting to evade police. Next, the self-proclaimed wronged party insisted she had grounds to sue the police for her arrest. >> You hurt my back. They got their >> You're hurting my back and I'm going to shoot every last one. >> Officers stopped a woman after receiving reports that her vehicle was swerving across the roadway. As the stop unfolded, officers were immediately hit by the strong smell of alcohol pouring from the vely admitted to having a beer or two at home, yet remained adamant that she wasn't impaired. But the moment officers ordered her out of the vehicle, she became more defensive than ever. Her attitude quickly shifted, speaking with an air of arrogance, as if she were the one in control. She even began citing her medical conditions in an apparent attempt to avoid the field sobriety test. She played her first card by insisting she was disabled. But that excuse wasn't going to get her very far because what came next was something she'd be required to do regardless enough to set her off. She even pulled out her phone recording while aggressively challenging officers who, according to her, knew nothing about her. And when the arrest order came down, her attitude only grew more hostile. Officers working together just to get her into the back of the patrol car. a clear sign of how fiercely she resisted. Even after arriving at jail, she remained stubborn, complaining and acting as though she had been wronged the entire time. As her later shows her blood alcohol level was above the legal limit, resulting in DUI and resisting arrest charges. Now, let's turn our attention to a man who thought he had the authority to turn a simple traffic stop into chaos. >> For the Are you the supervisor? >> Go ahead and have >> Are you the supervisor? >> Are you failing to identify yourself on a legal traffic stop? On May 16th, 2024, deputies conducted a traffic stop after noticing the driver's left tail light was completely out. Everything quickly escalated into tension when the driver became defiant. >> I'm Deputy Carol with Sheriff's Office. Can turn that down. Do you have your license, registration, and insurance for the vehicle? >> You the supervisor? >> Do you have the license, registration, and insurance for the vehicle? >> I do. Are you the supervisor? >> Go ahead and have >> Are you the supervisor? Are you failing to identify yourself on a legal traffic stop? >> He's asking doctor. >> I asked for a supervisor advisor. Y'all refusing me a supervisor. >> Refusing to identify refusing. >> And you refuse supervisor over a freaking tail light on >> And you refuse their supervisor. You send you send another one at least. >> Listen, it's a legal traffic stop. >> Instead of handing over his driver's license and registration, the driver immediately questioned the traffic stop and challenged the officer's authority. He demanded a supervisor. And even when one arrived, he still refused to cooperate. >> You want to speak to a supervisor? >> I'm the supervisor. So, do you have your driver's license and registration? >> Supervisor. Where's your band? >> Does that help you? >> No, don't. How do I know you're supervisor? >> They just showed you right there. >> Everything. >> Okay. Well, I'm the supervisor. I'm Sergeant Leven with the sheriff's office. How can I help? >> Call the police station. >> Okay. You have your driver's license and registration. >> Police station. >> Get out of the truck. >> Why? >> I'm verifying. >> I don't care. >> You're the supervisor. I just want to get out of the truck. >> No, we're not. >> Okay. I'll give you >> Get out of the truck. Watch out. >> Get out. Let me get out. I'm getting out. I'm getting Relax. Don't slam me. >> It's fine. It's fine, bro. Listen. >> Relax. Relax. >> This arm is broken. >> I don't care. Put your hands on. >> I just wanted to talk to the supervisor. >> No, you didn't. You want to play smartass and now you can go to jail. >> No. >> Can I tell you what? >> No, you can't. >> Is he going to let me >> Oh, watch that one. Watch that one. Please. >> That arm is broken. So, >> hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Can I Can you just time your front, please? >> No. >> No. >> This arm is broken. >> Quit resisting and you won't have a problem. >> I'm not resisting, dog. >> Look, can I just explain myself to you? >> Nope. >> You're the supervisor. >> I No, I'm not. Remember, >> I just I just say no. That's all. >> I showed you my sergeant. >> I don't know how to tell the sheriff's office. I'm not going to play games with you. Congratulations. You're going to jail. His stubbornness quickly cost him as he was forcibly removed from the vehicle. But even then, he still failed to grasp the seriousness of the situation, continuing to argue and play the victim. >> Anything I'm not, I'm tired. I just got off work, dude. That's all. >> Don't be a smartass and you don't have to worry about it. >> It's just Look, >> please let me just talk to you. >> There's rules on how stuff works. >> She told me that it the light was out. I did it. Yeah, they're not properly working. >> S I don't have nothing. >> Okay. >> What? What? Whatsoever going on? I just >> I'm tired. >> Come back here. >> I'm just trying to get home. >> That's all. >> Now you're going to go to jail and then you can go home. >> All right. Please. >> Because this isn't a game. >> I'm not trying to pull a game. >> Okay. Well, congratulations. Now you've met the sergeant and you can go to jail. >> Step yourself in the car. >> Please. Can I Can we just stop? >> I'm going to ask you one more time to step into the car or I'm going to put you in the car. Okay. >> Can we just call, please? >> Yeah, >> I'll talk to you in a minute. Get in the car. >> Can I Can I make a a call to my wife? >> Get in the car. I'm not going to ask you again. >> The story seemed to end there with a traffic ticket. After being released on bail, Juan Rivera decided to go big by filing a formal complaint with the police inspectorate and he was officially taken back to the station once again. >> I'm not doing >> I got a lawyer. I got you arrested. >> Why am I being Stop resisting? Stop. Stop it. >> Don't resist. >> Stop it. I'm not I'm not running nowhere. What's going on? >> You're warrant for your arrest for perjury. >> What's perjury? >> What is that? Can you >> I'm just making a false statement. >> Are you kidding? Take, please. >> Perjury for what? >> That's just what the warrant's for. You'll have to talk to the courts about that. >> Wow. So, a true statement that I have recorded from his arrest. >> Can I show you my my video officer, please? >> You're going to want to talk to your lawyer about that. All right. >> Yep. >> Wow. Wow. >> Can I get some shoes? >> Yeah. Can you get some You see, you have some sandals and the shoes. >> What do I do from here? >> He has a $50,000 bond. Um >> $50,000. >> So, he'll be up at the county branch. >> Oh, because the police don't want to get in trouble. >> Just hang tight, dude. Just stick here. Yeah. >> Watch your feet. Rivera is now facing perjury charges and is being held on a $50,000 bond. But the next arrogant driver would soon prove that ignoring police warnings can lead to consequences far beyond what anyone expects. >> Hey, stop. >> JANIAH, >> GET over there. >> Let me go. >> The incident began when an officer from the Bradley Police Department pulled over Janiah for a severe speeding violation. >> Hello, officer from the Bradley Police Department. Reason to stop your speed. >> Yeah. had you going 42 and a 20? >> You have a driver's license, proof of insurance on you? >> Yeah. >> You all good? >> Besides Texas row house, so I got to see it. >> Okay. >> Is it Jania? >> Janiah. >> Janiah, were you aware that your license was suspended? >> Who? >> Yours? >> My license is not suspended. >> Your license is not suspended. >> They can be suspended. >> Can't compete six. Can you confirm your license is suspended? Correct. Due to our department policy, we have to tell the vehicle if someone's license is suspended. We have to. We don't have a choice there. >> They have to I didn't even know my license was suspended. Now they got to tow the vehicle. >> There's no way. >> Is that why you could take it tow it to my house? >> No, it has to get towed. >> I have a question. Can I drive it? If I have a valid No, the vehicle has to be towed. >> Due to our department policy, we have to tow the vehicle. That's we have no say in that. If it was up to me, I would say yes, but it's it's department policy. >> The driver insisted her license was still valid despite officers informing her it appeared to be suspended in their system. And the moment she heard the vehicle was going to be towed, her entire demeanor changed. >> Ma'am, >> I don't even want to get talk to him cuz he getting smart. He talking about he going to tow the vehicle. >> It's I'm not being smart with you. I'm telling you what has to happen. >> Okay, hurry up, mom. By KCTC. by KCTC. >> Is she going to come pick you up? >> Why you got to call a vehicle? I like >> it's it's our department. >> My mom just h I'm This is so entertain y'all know how this go. >> This bag cannot get no like it. >> All right. So, can you just step out so I could explain the paperwork to you and everything? >> We're just going to have you step in front of my car. Okay. And you do have the right. You can fill out an appeal form. >> But it don't make sense. When I got pulled over the other day, he did not say that. He said, "Your insurance." I showed him the insurance. Everything was cool. He did not tell me my license was suspended. How the my license suspended? >> [ __ ] don't make sense. >> I'm going to explain this to you really quick. Okay. >> If I'm telling you it's >> not a requirement, >> okay, but I'm telling you, come on, man. >> That's him. He said he's talking to me. STOP TALKING TO ME. STOP talking to me, >> Janiah. Man, YOU CAN GO TO JAIL. Stop talking to me. >> Come on, bro. You tweaking, man. Damn. Ma'am, >> this isn't an admission of guilt or anything at all. This is just saying that we took control of the vehicle. >> Let me read it. >> That's what I wanted you to do in the first place. >> Okay, let me read on my own. >> Those are all carbon copies. It's all the same. >> All right, I can get sit down. >> Okay. The back and forth continued as she demanded answers, questioned their authority, and claimed she had never been properly notified. Instead of staying put while officers completed the process, she suddenly walked away, prompting them to move in and place her in handcuffs. >> Hey, just hang out back here with me, please. >> Hey, stop. >> Janiah, >> no. Stop. Stop. Do that. You're being detained. >> No. No. No. Please. No. >> What if I arrested her for? >> We're detaining her right now. We are just stay over there. SHE'S BEING DETAINED. >> LET ME GO. >> You don't want to get calm down. >> Calm down. Can you please take her, sir? Cuz he's not making her go >> right now. You're just being detained. >> Let me go. I don't want you touching me. >> We're going to let you get your stuff. He has to search the vehicle first. >> I have to do an inventory. >> Okay. I don't give a talking to me. >> Can you get my phone out the car, please? >> She tried to walk up to the vehicle when we were searching the vehicle. >> Stop. I'm not going nowhere. [screaming] Let me go. >> Stay right here then. Stay right here. >> SHUT THE MAMA. >> SHE SAID, "SHUT THE UP, MAN. YOU DOING TOO MUCH." He's searching the car and she started walking up on him while I was searching the car. >> Gino, I was not walking up on him. >> You were walking up to the driver's side of the car. >> Why was y'all calling all of them like I'm some mother? >> It's why black people do the [ __ ] THEY DO. >> CALL MY DADDY. >> This is my sergeant. If you want to talk to him. >> Yeah, I do. Come talk to you, Sergeant. >> Okay. So, I got pulled over. >> Put her in the car. We'll talk to her in the car. >> I don't want to get in the car. It's not an option. Get in the car, please. >> Stop. >> You robbed J on my phone. >> Did she get searched yet? >> No. >> Search. >> I don't have a woman's got to search me. He can't search me. >> We don't have a female. So, you're going to get searched. You need to relax. >> Tell my mama. You >> need to relax. I'm >> feeling you down with the back of my hand. Okay. >> I don't have >> Everyone that gets in our cars gets searched. Okay. Step to the side. >> Calm it down. Do >> you have anything else on you at all? Nothing? >> Nope. >> Okay, go ahead and sit down. >> I'll talk to you in just one second. Okay. All >> right. >> Get in the car, please. >> Tell me to get in the car. >> Got to be on hand and stuff. >> You want some help? >> No. >> Seat belt on. >> I'm just going to throw the seat belt on you. Okay. >> For what? >> We have to. We don't have any choices for that. >> We got to get the seat belt out of it. It was unclear why she kept resisting when all it did was make things worse. Once she was secured in the back of the patrol car, a sergeant arrived and offered her one last chance to fix the situation before it went any further. >> What's your name, young lady? >> Good night. >> What's going on? >> Okay, let me tell you. You know, so I got pulled over >> a couple weeks ago. >> And he was like, "Oh my." All right, cool. >> He didn't say nothing about my license being suspended or nothing. I'm going to court right now because >> Mhm. like a month ago, my um plates, they said my plates are expired. I just went to the DMV, >> like couple weeks ago, got new plates, got a new everything. Now they saying my license suspended, but nobody's never said that. >> Well, I just looked at your license and you are suspended. Okay. It looks like you got a ticket for no insurance and it looks like you got too many speeding tickets or something and and you're under 21. You can only get two tickets in a 24-month period, then you go suspend. >> So, here's the deal right now. Okay. Um, this officer over here, I just asked him what we're going to do and cuz right now it sounds like you were obstructing our police officers by walking up to the car and everything. Okay. >> That's an arrestable charge and so is driving suspended, >> but he said he doesn't think it's necessary to take you to the jail. >> So, if you want to calm down, sounds like you're going to get some citations, you'll be on your way. >> If you go to jail, well, we have to tow the car. That's We don't have a choice with that. That's a bill of >> No, we don't Key to >> We're not Cana Key, man. We're Bradley. >> I can tell. I know. Bradley is different. >> Yeah, I know. >> Can I get out this car >> in a second? Like I was just explaining to you right now, you committed two arrestable charges. >> I didn't do nothing. >> Driver was supposed to swim the license. Didn't even know that. >> Okay. And then you obstructed us, too. >> You talk about walking up on him. No, I was walking on the side of the driver. >> Did you Did you get told to stop? >> No. Until I was halfway to the car. >> Okay. >> At just 21, she seemed convinced she was in control and ignored the officer's final chance to resolve things. Then her family showed up and the scene exploded into another round of chaos. At this point, it felt like conflict was a family trait. >> Going to jail >> cuz she obstructed a police officer. She wasn't listening. She's going to jail. She had a chance. If she wanted to keep resisting, she's going to jail. >> Where she at, sir? >> She's in the back of that car and she's and you can stay right here. >> I just need to talk to her. I'm >> going to talk to her in a minute. Okay. You can stand right over there. We're out of We're in the middle of the road. >> You me, man. Who the that [ __ ] in her car? Godamn it. I didn't have nothing in her car. >> Megan didn't have >> I didn't even go in her car. I was in my market. >> She's got a She's got a stun gun in the car as well. She does not have a FOID card. That's another charge. >> She got that from the beauty supply shop, sir. >> A stun gun. You have >> I don't need you to talk. Let them talk to you. >> You have to have a Floyd card to have a stun gun in the state of Illinois. >> So why would they sell it then in the beauty supply? >> I don't understand. >> Here's the thing. Here's the thing. >> Anybody will sell you anything if you're going to give them money for it. It is up to you to know the laws and be responsible to understand them. >> Who take where y'all taking it to? >> 52 just >> I was trying to give her a chance to to not go to jail today. She don't want to hear it. She wants to say she didn't do nothing wrong. She's got an No. No. Here's the thing. She's an adult. She knows better. When the police tell you to stop, you stop. We're not playing this game. And I tried to talk her out of it. She wanted to keep it up. So now she's going to go to jail. Hopefully next time she learns. We're not going to play this game of we're going to sit out here and scream and get half the freaking county over here acting a fool. No, we don't act We are not going to act We are not going to act a fool and have no repercussions for it. >> Yes, ma'am. Everyone did. We have everyone's cameras are on. That's what the red dots are. Everyone's cameras are on. >> He the one told her to CALM DOWN. SHE WAS COMING with him. He came over and started grabbing her. >> If she was told to stay back and wasn't, then yes, he will grab her. Shut up. >> Okay. >> THIS IS WHY SHE GONE CUZ Y'ALL DON'T KNOW HOW TO SHUT UP. IT WASN'T even >> We have dash cams, body cams. We can play it for everybody. >> Her chaotic performance on body cam quickly turned into a full legal nightmare. Janiah was hit with a stack of serious charges. Aggravated speeding, driving with a suspended license, resisting and obstructing law enforcement, and unlawful possession of a weapon without a valid FOID card. If you thought that was bad enough, the next aggressive woman takes things to an entirely new level. No, I'm not. Don't. You can't take ME TO JAIL FOR THAT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> You don't have to touch me, Lord. I WOULD. >> YOU DON'T HAVE TO. >> On June 5th, 2025, the incident began at night when a police officer stopped a sedan because the driver was driving with all the headlights off. >> What's going on? >> Roll down the window. I got to see you. >> My bad. My bad. My bad. I rolled down the window. Window is >> all right. I'm talking to her. >> It's rolled down. >> All right. Reason I pulled you over driving around with no lights. Okay. >> I know. I I was trying to cut my >> That's the reason for it stops. I need to see driver's license, proof, insurance. >> Damn. Can I Can I >> I'm just letting you know. >> I know it sometimes it mess up. I was trying to cut it. >> I got you. >> Where you guys coming from? >> What? >> Where you guys headed to? >> I was doing third dash. >> Okay, I got you. Is there any reason why you didn't stop when I activate my lights? >> I ain't going I ain't going to lie. I didn't know you was be I thought you were trying to get past me. I ain't going to lie. >> Cuz I activated my siren. Did the man horn. >> See, I didn't hear the >> You got the music too loud. I'm learning. Damn. >> You got insurance? >> I ain't going to lie. >> What's up? >> I ain't going to lie. I don't know where it's at. It's my dad car. >> It's your dad car. You want to text him maybe and ask him if he's got insurance? That's interview homes. That's Henry Ocean Lincoln, Mary Edward, Sam first of Mary common l1099081099 for a female black. >> So you guys are just door dashing? >> Yeah. >> A quick records check revealed that Mary did not simply forget her license. She had no valid driver's license in the state of Illinois at all. And given her attitude, the driver was clearly heading toward a much harsher consequence next. All right, I'm going to have you step out for me. >> For what? >> I'm going have you step out with me. >> But you're not telling me for what? >> Okay, I'll tell you when you get out. >> Well, for what though? >> Okay, just step out. >> I'm going to p you down. You got any weapons on you? >> No, but what? For what though? >> You got no You got no valid driver's license. >> So you going to take me to jail for that? >> Yes. You're going to be placed under arrest. >> You going to take me to jail for that? >> Just come here. HEY, BRO. >> BRO, don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. I'm going TO CALL MY DAD. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. Don't. You can't take me to jail for that. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> You don't have to touch me, Lord. >> I would. You don't have to. >> BRO, YOU don't have to. >> I WOULD. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I WILL. I KNOW HOW TO DO IT MYSELF. >> OKAY. TURN AROUND. >> LET ME GO. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I WILL. I KNOW HOW TO DO IT. >> WE'RE NOT DOING THAT. WE'RE NOT DOING, >> BRO. I KNOW HOW TO DO IT. >> I KNOW HOW TO DO IT. I JUST SAID I WOULD. GRAB HER HAND. GRAB HER HAND. >> BRO, I JUST SAID I WOULD. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> But stop persisting. >> Look, either you BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> IF YOU LET ME DO IT MYSELF. THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING. >> LET'S GO. >> Y'all forcing. >> No. >> Look, you're resisting right now. >> I JUST SAID I CAN DO IT MYSELF. Let me go. >> Attention. >> You hurting. >> If you stop resisting, it won't hurt. >> SO, IT'S ALL >> STOP MOVING. IT'S ALL Y'ALL ON ME. >> Cuz you're moving too much. Stop moving. >> You think I'm not going to move? YOU HURTING MY [ __ ] ARM. >> IF YOU STOP MOVING, WE WON'T hurt you. >> God. >> Bro, let me go. >> Let's go. >> I'm not walk. I walk without >> a closer look at the arrest shows just how uncooperative she was. Constantly twisting and struggling, even daring officers to break her arm. But things were far from over when her family arrived at the scene. >> Right now I do. >> I got you. You need to back up. You >> a man. >> All right, ma'am. You got to ma'am. >> Understand your kid, but you got to back out. already insulted. My mother >> don't let her go. >> I got >> No, you better back up right now. >> I ain't got to back you up. DON'T WANT TO TOUCH ME. That's my daughter. She's 16 years old. No, let me the Hey, let my child go. >> She ain't commit no crimes so y'all can let her go. >> You don't even know why. I do know why she under the rush. She ain't do. >> You weren't even out here. They was out here. >> So was she. >> So you can shut the up talking to me. >> She was out here. >> I ain't got to go. No way. That's my >> They're my kids. So let them the [ __ ] go. >> 33rd. >> Y'all want to say she ain't got insurance. The insurance is in my car. The insurance is on his phone. So y'all can unhand my car. >> Listen, we're already we're already past that. >> No, I ain't going to pass [ __ ] because at the end of the day, that's my car. Before she could even understand what was happening, her mother was already pointing fingers and shouting at the officers while her father stepped in to escalate the argument further. The more he spoke, the more aggressive he became. Acting as if he were the one in control of the entire situation. >> I'm not stepping up. Well, all y'all >> unless you want to catch a charge, too. >> I'm not catching. >> How you going to catch a charge? The vehicle. As long as that vehicle got insurance, y'all can't >> y'all can't touch it. And y'all know that. >> If you want to take it up with the sergeant and you can't Where's your sergeant? >> She's right over there. >> So once she's done dealing with her stuff, she'll come over and talk to you. >> Where's the white shirt? >> No, there's no white shirts on on shift right now. >> She's the shift commander. >> We won't see a white shirt. >> We know the rules. I know the rules. My daddy a police. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. PULL IT. PULL IT. I SEE you back. You [ __ ] >> Don't pull your gun. You see me armed. >> Do you see me armed? >> Do you see me armed? >> Do you see me armed? >> You reaching for your gun for what? >> I was reaching for my gun. >> You was I just ain't got NO [ __ ] I'M NOT even going. He tried to take control of the situation by acting like he knew the law, even demanding that a white officer be sent to the scene, but his attempt quickly backfired. He lost control of the entire encounter and ultimately ended up getting himself arrested alongside his daughter. Put your hands on the arrest. >> Put your hands on your back. Handcuffs handcuffs. cuz I ain't I ain't armed y'all or nothing. So what is y'all resting for? >> What is y'all arresting me for? >> Nothing. >> She didn't tell me nothing. >> What? All she said was you ought to get arrested and y'all rushing. >> Mil resisted this custom enough >> resisting. I was never under arrest. >> You say you're under arrest. You took off from you >> cuz I don't know what I'm getting arrested for cuz I'm voicing how I feel. So me speaking my man is a crime. >> Answer the question. looking for location. >> Don't worry. Y'all be hearing from my lawyer. This ain't over with. Y'all going to hear from my lawyer. >> Y'all can't have my seat bel trying to hurt me, bro. >> Murray was charged with driving without a valid license and resisting arrest. Johnny was charged with resisting arrest and obstruction of law enforcement. Next, a confident woman who thought she had the right to challenge the police. >> Am I under arrest? >> AM I UNDER ARREST? >> [screaming] >> On October 6th, 2023, police responded to the Ross store after receiving reports of a woman allegedly threatening other shoppers and causing a disturbance inside the store. >> Dang. >> What's up? >> Let's have a talk over there. Okay, let's move it over there. Let's go have a talk. >> Wait, hold up. I got an officer wanting to talk to me. That's weird. Okay, wait. Hold up. I need my stuff. >> Yeah, bring it over here. Bring it over here. You're not in trouble yet. My son did something. >> So, I just want to make sure I have the right person. >> Did my son do something? >> So, was there an issue today with you? I just want to talk to you about >> No, I ain't had an issue. This is my first time. So, I hope you ain't racially profiling me cuz I'm going to have a lawsuit. >> That's your That's your right. I'm the man. Sure. You got to hear this cuz I just walked into the store. >> You want to have a talk out there? >> No, we can talk right here cuz I don't know what you >> So, apparently we have a phone call of a lady that you were following and you bumped her card against her. >> I think so. The description they gave us was black female, ponytail, yellow shirt, blue shorts. So, that's why I stopped you and I'm talking. >> Oh, no. >> Yeah. >> I'm coming out here to shop and to go. >> Wait, do you hear this [ __ ] So, here it is. Please, >> what's happening? >> The woman pushes back, questioning why she's being singled out. She insists she's done nothing wrong and accuses the officers of racial profiling, demanding answers and refusing to step outside the store. >> It's happened today where someone fit fit the description of someone else. >> I don't like fitting description because I'm going to go I'm going to know cuz I'm going to go all the way for a lawsuit because do what you got to do, girl. >> Do it sound like discriminating. >> I honestly don't know what's happening. I don't even know what's happening now. I'm trying to buy a new outfit. >> So, basically, we had a call. Uh, >> she worked here. >> Female is being followed around. >> You're a worker at Ross, right? >> Yes, I'm a >> Have you heard anything about me? >> I haven't. That's our It could be It could be nothing, but there was a female that called and said that >> you pointing at me, so it's something to fit the description right now. >> I fit the description. >> So, if I if I stole from your car right now and they said Hispanic male, tattoos all over, >> that's just a description. So you're just going to see you're going to see a Hispanic male walking right down the street by your >> going to go just go choose him because that's what you just did to me. >> That's my job. >> Your job is to discriminate everybody in the store. Hear him. His job is to discriminate a black woman. He got a call on a black woman like me. Okay, come on. Finish it. >> I don't give a what he say. He discriminate me because I'm not stealing. I'm buying. I want to take it outside. Complain about me. You work here, right, ma'am? Did you have a complaint about me? >> We haven't heard anything. I've been in here for about 2 hours cuz I don't the victim. >> Have you had a complaint about me? Police department >> in my description. >> I mean, you can go talk to her. She's inside. >> Excuse me. >> The only black person in here. Have you had a >> No. >> No. I got I got a I got a want to figure it out. Then she was following her around from store a little bit and then now she's over here. So this is the description I got. >> I want him to know the person that he's accusing me of and they can be standing right here to tell me or maybe you got somebody else. >> With people like her admitting fault was never going to be that easy. And things only got more tense outside as she and her son teamed up, doubling down on their denials and pushing back against everything the officer said. >> So here here's the thing. I got we got a call. >> Okay. >> Female. But we got to got you got to understand where I'm coming from. >> I understand where you're coming from, but you understand where I'm coming from at the same time. So, >> yeah. Well, you don't want to be inconvenience and you feel that I'm racial profiling you. >> Okay. If someone says black female ponytail, yellow shirt, blue shirts, >> how many black females in here with the same fit? >> Not too. Not too many. >> Not too many. So, that's why I came to talk to you. I'm not trying to like jam you up. >> In a situation where it's not even that situation. >> Maybe we did bump each other. I don't know. >> Okay. Something was said to the female. >> Something about I'm going to kill you or something like that. Okay. That's what we got from the dispatcher. Does that mean I believe what was said? >> My grandma. That's my son. >> Well, you look pretty good for a grandma. You look good. >> Thank you. I'm 43. I'm not threatening nobody in Ross. >> I'm a truck driver. >> So, what I'm what I'm going to have what I'm going to have her do is I'm going to have her go talk to whoever called in so we can kind of get the story on what happened. Okay. >> I need to know that. >> All right. Cuz I I honestly I don't want to be wasting my time too here. So, we need to know what happened, >> right? >> Give me a sec here. >> If there's nobody complaining, why are you racing? >> No. Sand don't >> because I don't even see anybody. >> Okay. >> If someone tells you like like I like I told >> like I told like I told your mom. Like I told your mom right now. >> Why are you getting mad? >> Well, because you're getting mad with me. So, I'm trying to tell you right now. >> Okay. Hold up. This is my son. >> No, don't ask him. No, son. >> If you're impeding my investig If you're impeding my investigation right now, I'm going to arrest you. >> Don't tell me. You can't do that. >> If he's impeding my investigation, I can >> just go to the park. >> The woman appeared to be calmly listening as the officer explained the situation, but suddenly her son erupted in anger, challenging the police and causing the situation to escalate. The officer then went to speak with the victim to confirm the details of the incident. >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Uh, we were in the dresses looking at the dresses and she ran into me and I said, "Oh, excuse me." like and she thought I was saying that to her and she got really aggressive like, "Oh, excuse me." And I was just like, "Okay, I'm I'm sorry." And she's like, "Oh, and you're sorry now." And I'm like, "Okay, I'm sorry." Like, "I don't want to fight with you. God bless." She walked away. She didn't like that. She was talking on the other side. I'm going to go back around. You got You're not going to God bless me. Like, you're like, she's like, "Um, you're not going to walk out of the store alive. I'm gonna like I'm gonna follow you outside. You're This is gonna be the last day you breathe. Like I have five kids. I can't risk >> Okay. >> without That's scary. She says she's going to >> Okay. Are you fearful for your safety? >> Yes. >> And I still am to walk out of this. >> No. We'll make sure it happens. >> So, um, is this something you want to aid a prosecution for? >> Yes. >> Okay. And you're willing to go to court and testify against what happened? Having received testimony from witnesses verifying the suspect's aggressive behavior, the police immediately returned and delivered the information least expected by the suspect. >> You do you have me under arrest? >> You're being detained? >> No. Tell me what am I >> You're being detained. >> Call your detective. >> Detective, I got a sergeant right here. >> Where you at? >> Okay. So, what am I being? >> We're investigating cuz I ain't stole nothing and got nothing. So, we're we're investigating. >> What are you investing? You're being very patient and you >> and I am because I got a lot on my mind. So, what are you investigating? >> I I recommend >> cuz I have rights. >> What are you going to recommend this? >> You don't You don't have to escalate this. >> I am >> because I'm pretty sure that >> I am. I'mma call another sergeant out here. >> You're going to be able to proceed with your shopping? >> I'm going I don't want to proceed with my shopping. What I want to proceed is with my life. your mom. >> Her reaction was typical of someone who believed they were above the law. Moments later, she pulled out her phone and started recording, thinking it would somehow intimidate or slow down the investigation. >> Call again. What are you holding me for? >> We're investigating. >> Investigating what? On who? >> Disorderly conduct on who? No, ma'am. >> On who are you? Are you arresting me? Am I under arrest? Cuz I'm f to leave. >> Okay, you can't say that. Am I under arrest cuz I'm being detained? I'm being detained for what? Bring me my rights. >> Disorderly conduct. Okay. And >> possibly handcuffs if you think so. >> I could if you want. You want to be in handcuffs? >> You know what? At this point, I'm leaving. >> You're not leaving. >> My address. Am I under arrest? >> Am I UNDER ARREST? >> OKAY. >> For what? >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> What are you telling me right now? >> And y'all going to get a lawsuit. >> Do y'all see this? Hey, put put it on video. Put it on video cuz they going under. I'm going to get I wanted money. I want money. Let them go. See, we were being >> No, no, no, you're not. You're f to get mothering more charges than you think. >> Show us one to 10. >> Mike Hill, >> tell them to call the um the the sergeant up over here. >> Oh, you're not fixing anything. I want you to stay here. >> Stop. You're twisting. >> Come here, son. >> Don't don't don't >> What was that? >> We want the sergeants. >> Okay. We want everybody cuz I'm I'm not moving nowhere. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I want to see where you're going with this. >> I'm being very patient with >> Oh, no you're not. Because what do you arrest me for? >> Stop it, please. >> What have you arrested? Tell me my rights. >> You're detained. >> TELL [screaming] ME MY RIGHTS. TELL ME MY RIGHTS. >> WHAT HAVE I BEEN ARRESTED FOR? TELL ME. WHAT HAVE I BEEN ARRESTED FOR? >> Sounds intoxicated. >> Where have I been arrested? Mike, get my cuz I want them to tell me. Oh, no. Cuz y'all going to have y'all got a lawsuit. >> Y'all got a lawsuit. What you arrested me for? >> We got to search her cuz we got >> Oh, that's right. Okay. >> Even while handcuffed, Mel continued to struggle and twist away, refusing to stand still for a proper safety search. She kept shouting insults at the officers and escalating her resistance despite repeated commands to comply. It's on y'all social media cuz these [ __ ] f to get a lawsuit. Especially this one. Put his face. Put his Hey, you right there with the red SW. Put his face. Put his face right here. This is a racist ass Mexican right here. Ask him. Ask him. >> I did [ __ ] I did. I did. I did. These white [ __ ] want to do something. I did. Let them put me I look at them. Look at them cuz I got y'all. I got y'all at the end of the day. Look at this. I swear to God I got y'all. THEY F TO GO DOWN. GET OFF OF ME. You're losing your job. Guaranteed. Get the off me. You white ass [ __ ] You will never You will never have a job. Never again. Your life is at life. You and never. >> Casey, watch out. Watch out. Watch out. [screaming] >> Okay, girl. >> We're going to get you out of here. We're going to get you out of here. OKAY. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] >> [screaming] [screaming] >> The woman was charged with disorderly conduct, making threats and resisting arrest. But somehow the man in the next case made an even dumber decision. >> Put your hands by your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. On August 30th, 2025, police conducted extra patrols at a private construction site after repeated trespassing complaints and encountered a man named Brian on the property. >> Good. >> Yes. >> My name is Brian from Many, Washington. I'm a crane doctor and pretty much the foremost crane expert from Pacific Northwest. This is my job site. It's been my job site since February. >> What's that? >> What's the address here? Uh, first at Evans. First at Evans. Is that okay? >> No. So, >> I don't I don't know. I don't know is I can call Mr. Martins right now. His number's on this sign down there. >> It's on the outside. >> And what are you What are you doing out here? >> I am repairing my work today. >> Are you able to leave? >> What's that? >> Are you able to leave? >> No. You stole my truck. You stole two trucks. You stole No, you thought you stole my boat. My boat is grounded right over there. over there. >> That's purple's column. That's what I live on. >> Okay. I >> I can't get to it. It's not on my heart. It's not in my harbor. I I But I see I can see the moon. >> I'm fine. >> So that's your boat? >> Yes. According to the Coast Guard, >> do you have a problem with that? >> No. >> I was the harbor master according to your superior court judge Joy Bertram and Superior Court Judge Josephine William of Washington. And then District Judge Gil said I should go back to being in the Harbor Astro. And I went and did that to the best of my ability. And I have float 40 ready to float over to here on my dock. I replaced one board on that dock today. Do you want to see that? Take a picture. >> No, I don't need >> I would appreciate it if you did. Okay. >> This is a as you're aware, this is a construction site. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> I uh I'm the night shift security guard. >> You should not be here. >> Brian claims to be a crane expert, harbor master, security guard, and rightful occupant of the site, offering confusing explanations for his presence. The police immediately began to have doubts about his judgment. >> We marked some stuff out and they said be back. And then Matt showed up yesterday and that was a bonus. So >> all right. >> That's why the gate was open so wide cuz I can't I can't move back. I can't close it by myself. It's too low. It's going to be >> I'm not worried about my stuff because that building I can sleep in that building. I put that building there seven years ago and I'm going to float it out of here when when I get my crane here. I get a tower crane for Christmas. I've never and I've inspected tower cranes, blank tower cranes, but I've never been there. >> All right, Brian. >> I'm just going to say how big you wanted cuz I said don't send me too small one over there on behind the fireh hall and send a big one. I've never ran a Lee Bear. I've run crops, link belts, bros, manage walks. I'm going to have to rebuild it. Book for day for free. Have you ever heard of CS? >> Fine. Just got to leave the property. >> Have you Have you ever heard of Cirs, sir? >> No, I have not. >> You sure? >> All right. >> I'm a volunteer emergency response. >> The man initially appeared cooperative and started walking away from the property. Just as the officers thought the situation was over, he suddenly turned around and chose confrontation instead, making their job a lot more difficult. >> Brian, >> just leave it. Just go somewhere else. >> Close my gate. You go somewhere else. >> I'll call the fire department on you. They'll help me close the gate. >> Brian, calm down. >> Close down, [ __ ] instead of some [ __ ] told me to leave my job site. Now I can not worry about you guys stealing my stuff. I've been doing it the other side. >> Oh, now we have a nice security guard. Just move the stuff. It's It's going to be okay. >> You want to be locked in here? >> No, I'm going to stay right here. >> Okay. >> So, just leave it as it is. Well, how am I going to move with it? >> How am I going to move? >> Brian, put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You're going to get tased. >> One running. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Get on the ground. Get on the ground right now. Get on the ground. >> Yes, sir. Boston. >> On the ground right now. >> Your father's in the jail. >> I will take the channel. >> Your father's in the jail, please. I can't close the base by myself, son. >> Don't. >> Okay, but just don't throw my face in the ground like you guys always do. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I know you guys like to do this. This Jack diamonds. Jack diamonds means I'm not resisting. >> Nope. >> Jack, it does in most concern. What am I being arrested for? >> Criminal mischief. at this point. >> Can I Okay, that's fine. >> It's unclear what he was expecting, knowing that challenging the officers was unlikely to end well. He clearly knew why he was being arrested, yet kept pressing the officers for an explanation. And from there, his desperate attempts to argue his way out of the situation began. >> Talk to Mr. Morton. >> Can I talk to Mr. Morgensson, please? Can >> I talk to my lawyer, Mia Booth, at the public defense council? I didn't realize it was a stop and frisk sake, sir. I'm trying to get my ID out. >> You just threw up my car and try to throw it at me. >> I'll pay for it. >> I don't care. >> I didn't I didn't throw it at you, son. >> I threw it into your car. >> I did get up and you pulled out of THE ROAD, >> GUYS. I'M FINE IN THE ROAD. >> I don't need any more road rash, [ __ ] I'm >> not going to have you on. >> Can Can we stand up? >> Can we stand up or going to road rash me some more? I don't need any more road rash. I would prefer to stand up, sir. >> I'm not resisting. Not resisting. Jack and Diamond. Jack and Diamond. I won't blame you no more. I just needed a hand closing the gate and he couldn't help me. >> So, I got mad. >> He's going to go for criminal mission. >> Okay, fine. [ __ ] I didn't know you were a detective, [ __ ] >> He's there trying to do his job. So, >> I know. I didn't realize I was shopping for steak, sir, until today. Why? He's out in that boat. >> They run. No, I put this cone out cuz I knew there was going to be a scene. I put that cone out from all the way over there. >> Yeah, I said open the channel. >> There was a car coming. One car. There was no hazard. He was going to tase me. So then it would have been taser wire across the road. I'm sure he would have hit me in the back. >> By this point, he was desperately asking to call a lawyer to come to his rescue. But after his earlier resistance, the officers had little patience left. There were no more second chances. In the end, he was charged with criminal damage to property exceeding $200,000, resisting arrest and assaulting a police officer. It starts with a drunk female driver acting as if she's the one in control. >> Whatever told me to do. >> So, do you want to do it or not? >> I can do it. I don't think this is a test. >> At 1:00 a.m. in New Jersey, an officer stops a woman for erratic driving, loud music, and speeding. Signs of alcohol are immediately noticeable. >> How you doing? My name's Officer Miller. Just got to let you know we got body warn cameras on. Okay. >> I don't know what it is. >> Look, the music is way too loud. >> And you are driving way too fast. >> All right. I'm going to have somebody come and test you. Okay. >> No, >> I have to. >> I get it. But you still weak of it. You're about to get tested. Come this way. Since you don't want to listen. >> Go stand over here. Since you don't want to listen. >> Right there. Right. >> Follow me. Follow me. >> Follow him. >> Follow me. >> Right here. From the moment she stepped out of the car, her attitude made it clear she was there to argue, not cooperate. And no matter what the officer said, she stubbornly refused to answer a single question. >> I told you we're going to test you. >> We're just going to run a few tests just to make sure you're okay to drive. Okay. Is that okay? >> Whether you pass or fail, we'll figure it out. >> Um, do you have um any Yeah. Uh, actually, shut those shut. >> Yeah. >> Um, do you have any medical issues? Anything like that? Nothing. No. Uh, anything wrong with your eyes, legs? >> No, not at all. What? What? What's going on? >> Oh, we're just going to run a few tests just to make sure you're okay to drive. >> But you asking me question that doesn't have to do with the driving. >> Well, I have to ask you if you have anything issues. I have nothing to do. I didn't do any nothing wrong with >> Okay. All right. >> So, please. >> All right. >> Next corner, that's my house. >> Okay. All right. All right. I I didn't pull you over. This officer pulled you over. He has his reason. He has his reasons. I'm not scared. >> He has his reasons. He has Okay. >> Are are can you can you make these tests? Can you do these tests for me? >> Yes. >> What do you want me to do? >> All right. I I'm going to explain it to you. >> I don't know if I can make it. >> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I'm going explain it to you. I need somebody here with me. >> I know. I'm telling him. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I just need um Got a flashlight? >> Yeah, I got >> At this point, a sobriety test is absolutely necessary. Let's see if she proves to be any different from the majority of suspects who struggle with it. >> Just relax. It's okay. All right. Just uh place your right foot in front of your left foot. Heel to toe fashion. Just like that. Okay. All right. Heel to toe. >> That's right. He >> uh right in front of left. All right. Heel to toe. Your arms at your side. All right. Just stay in that position. Okay. Uh, don't move until I I instruct you to do stuff. All right. >> So, what you're going to do is you're going to take when I tell you to begin, you're going to take nine heel to touch steps in a straight line. Okay? >> What is nine heel to toe? >> I I'll I'll demonstrate to you. Okay? Just just listen to the answer. I'm going to tell you to begin. You're going to take nine heel to toe steps. Right? >> Mhm. >> Nine steps. Keep your front foot planted. Okay? You're going to turn your other foot which I'll show you. Right. I'm show you all uh >> I'm looking I'm listening. >> I know but I need you to stay in that position. I'm listening. >> I know. Can you stay in this position though? It's very important you stay in this position. Thank you. Heel to toe. All right. Hands at your side. Okay. So, nine heel to toe steps. On your ninth step, you're going to keep your front foot planted. You're going to turn with your other foot. Turn around. And then nine heel to heel uh to toe steps back. All right. >> Ready? >> What? Hold on. Hold on. >> I'm going to get at it. All right. All right. We'll try to get you out of here. All right. So, when you do that, I want you to keep your eyes on your feet, hands at your side. Count the steps out loud. So, >> 95. >> Yes. So, hold on. So, this is the position you're in now. Right. Correct. >> Take one, two, three, all the way up to nine. Turn like like this. Short chop steps. One. 2 3 9. Okay. >> All right. You can begin. >> 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. Turn around. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12. What else? >> Okay, one more test. One more test. one. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. You're done with that test. I have another test. Okay. All right. So, you can just put your feet at your side, hands on your side. Okay. Just just stand like that, nice and relaxed. Okay. >> Here's the ironic part. Suspects love to believe that simply playing along is enough to beat the test and avoid cuffs. But the second another test comes up, she completely spirals. When I tell you to begin, you're going to pick one foot up. Either one, left or right. You can keep your legs straight, foot pointed out about 6 in above the ground like this. Okay. Oh, no. No, no. Okay. All right. And not yet. I didn't tell you to begin. I tell you. >> Okay. I tell you to begin. About 6 in above the ground. All right. You're going to leave it in that position. You're going to count 1,00 1,00200 3. What is going on? >> Can you put me on? >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. That's insane. I can do it if you want me to, but that's insane. >> What's insane? >> Well, whatever telling me to do. >> So, do you want to do it or not? >> I can do it, but I don't think this is a test for me to do it. It >> It is a test. >> No, it's not. >> Okay. >> Okay. Get it off cuz I want to get out of here. I live right there. >> Okay. >> So, what do you want me to do? >> Just explain to me. >> I did explain to you. I did. No, no, no. This is insane. I don't I I don't agree with whatever you're doing. I can recall you and you're doing extras. You're doing extra. You guys, not you. You are doing extra. So, let me know what the going on >> cuz I want to get the out of here. I'm sorry. I don't want to be cursing. I don't want to do this [ __ ] But you are extra. You are being extra. >> Okay. I was >> So, please, what do you want me to do? >> Okay. I was called here to make sure you're not joking. >> Do you want to going to Do you want to arrest me? Do you want to give me a ticket? What the want me to do? Whatever you doing, >> I just want you to I just I just want >> Give me the last text. I want to get the You're doing extra. >> Okay. All right. >> Okay. What do you want me to do? >> So, >> a four. >> What the want me to do? Cuz I want to get the here. You're doing extra. >> So, stand. >> No, I'm getting I'm getting aggravated cuz I know I know my right. >> Okay. All right. Do you want to do the test or No, it's up to you. >> Go ahead. Leave me the last step. What is it? >> Okay. So, stand on your side. >> Oh, you want me to straight? That's what you want to see? >> What? >> I don't know. I'm concerned about you guys. >> What the doing? You acting weird cuz I can turn. So, do what do you want me to do so I can get out of here? >> I'm trying to explain. >> You want me to strip or not? >> No. Wild. >> Get me out of here. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Get me out of here now. >> Okay. All right. >> Get me out of here. >> Right now, her attitude is barely at a three, but it's about to spike straight to a 10. And the moment it does, officers move in and take her into custody. >> Going to lift one leg left or right. Straight. Straight out. Lift it up >> like this. Like so. Straight out. Full pointed out about 6 inches above the ground. All right. You're going to count 1,00 1,002 >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. What you want me to do? You can you do for me? Can you do it for me? >> Count to 10. Can you do that the same? >> You want to do the test? >> No. No. No. No. Can you do it for me? >> No. No. Let me ask you a question. >> You're not You don't want >> What are you asking me to do? Can you do it for me? >> Okay. You don't want to do the test. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> You want me to count for 1,000? >> 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 >> You're being placed on the arrest. Yeah. >> Don't don't don't you dare go away. I I am under you're being you're being placed under arrest. All right. DWI. Wait. I can't be under. You got to give me my rights. >> You have the right to remain. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. I have the right. Why? And be under arrest. >> No. No. No. No. No. Excuse him. More. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, don't don't fight. Okay. Give him a right. >> He They're going to renew your rights. Let them handcuff. >> Okay. Put me. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> Just tell me why I be on the arrest. >> Suspicion of DWI. >> No. No. No. No. No, no, no, no, no. We will charge you resistance if you don't stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> Please don't do this. >> I passed all my tests. >> No, you didn't. >> Yeah, I did. >> Come on. How did I not pass my test? Come on, be realistic. I passed my test. Why are you doing this? I live right there down the street. >> This is the turning point. She's facing a DUI. Serious, but still manageable. The moment she resists, though, she upgrades her own charges. >> Why are you doing that? Give me a reason. Why, >> ma'am? >> But why? Give me a reason. >> Resisting. Stop resisting. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. YOU'RE UNDER ARREST. >> STOP RESISTING. STOP RESISTING. >> BUT WHY? I AM UNDER ARREST. >> STOP RESISTING. >> WHY? >> WHY? I am under arrest. >> For drunk driving. >> No. No. >> Stop resisting. You're under. >> Do you have a bro? Give me Give me a hand. Give me Give me I got I got I I got this one. Get the other hand. I got this hand. >> Oh my god. >> Come on, people. >> I'm too nice to spoke to you like that. >> Come on. I'm not I'm not >> It's over. It's over. It's over. It's over, ma'am. It's okay. It's over. >> Don't do that. >> Why? >> For drunk driving. >> But did you have a proof? >> Yes. >> How? >> Everything you just did? >> No. No. No. He just text me. He just text me. >> You're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> It's over. It's over. >> I got to call my lawyer. >> It's over. >> Can I call my lawyer? >> You'll call him when you get back to Haiti. >> No, no, no. I got to call my lawyer now. >> You going to call him now? >> Can I Don't do this. Come on. What's going on with you? >> What's wrong with you? Hello. My >> What's wrong, yo? Please don't get in the car, man. Ma'am, just get in the car. It's over. It's over. Get in the car. I mean, all those hours of arguing didn't help her case at all. It just fasttracked her stubborn self straight to a jail cell. >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I don't do nothing wrong. >> Get in the car. >> Tell me what I did wrong. >> I will tell you once you get in the car. >> Listen. Can I >> No. No. No. No. You have no control here. It's over. I do. >> NO, YOU DON'T. >> I do. No, you don't. >> I didn't do nothing. You don't want >> I didn't do nothing wrong. >> I know you don't want to leave that car. You got two options. I know you don't want to go to jail. You're gonna go to headquarters which is in the center of town and you can go into my car and then you'll be home in four hours. >> What is wrong? >> Everything's on camera. WE DON'T CARE. >> I KNOW HE'S IN. >> SO THIS IS BAD. I didn't do nothing. I do not want to I do not want to pick you up and put you in the car. >> Wait. What the Come on. What did I do wrong? No. No. No. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. I'm not. Come on. No. No. I'm not You are I'm asking you aggressive. >> I'm asking for my rights. >> Yeah. This is your right. What are you telling me? >> YOU'RE FOR DRUNK DRIVING. >> LET'S DO THIS OVER. LET'S do it. You got the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or the law. You got the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, the state will give you one. Do you understand these rights? Your rights have been READ TO YOU. >> OKAY. OKAY. >> AND YOU being charged WITH THE THE SUSPENSION. [screaming] I JUST ALL RIGHT. YOU KNOW WHAT? >> DON'T DRIVE. OH, NO. WAIT, WAIT, WAIT, WAIT. Do you HAVE ANY PROOF? NO WAY. NO WAY. NO WAY. No way. Don't do this. Come on. What's wrong with you guys? Don't do. >> She's in. She's in. >> Well, I'm not wrong. What's wrong with you guys? Please come on. Talk to me. >> I told you. >> No. No. No. I'm going to sit. You funny. You're taking me. Come on. Give me something. >> Huh? where they don't have to go. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. You don't control. >> I don't like you. >> I don't care. >> I don't like you guys. >> I don't like me. We We We We don't like each other. >> Okay. Stop doing that. >> All right. You have to walk. >> We don't control this. All right. You've been controlling everything all day. This is not the way you work. What's >> wrong with you? What did I do with you? >> You didn't do anything. >> You let me go. I don't want you to touch me. I didn't do nothing wrong. I'm not a criminal. What's wrong with you? Why are you teasing me like that? >> I don't want to touch you. >> You touch me right now. >> In the end, DUI, resisting arrest, obstruction of justice, and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer were the charges brought against the woman. Additionally, officers found an $11,000 outstanding warrant from West New York. Up next, watch how this intoxicated woman spirals, turning one bad decision into a chain of consequences she can't undo. >> I have an address. No, because you know what? I've been >> Sit in Sit in the car. sit in the car. >> On October 8th, 2023, officers were called to a parking lot after a gray BMW backed into a patrol vehicle. What should have been a minor incident quickly spiraled, not because of the damage, but because of how the driver chose to act next? >> Hello. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you doing? >> I'm fine. >> What's your first name? >> Elsie. >> Elsie. Okay. There's an A Monster Bar. Obviously, these officers called me here because they concerned maybe you had something to drink tonight. That was probably maybe more than two hours ago. >> Oh, was it? >> Yes. >> What did you have? >> Um, I took maybe half a beer. >> That was it? >> That was it. >> Okay. Are you on any medication? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Do you mind stepping out for me? >> You have any uh anything like physically wrong with you? Like any uh injuries, anything wrong with like your legs, your back, your knees? >> Nope. >> And you said you're not on any medications right now? You're perfectly healthy then. >> I'm healthy. I have anxiety, but besides that, I'm good. >> You on medication for that? >> I not tonight. I only take it when needed. >> Okay. Do you wear contacts? >> I wear glasses. >> All right. Can you stand with your feet together like this? Arms down at your side. What I'd like to do is begin by checking your eyes as part of some field exercises. >> Okay. >> You see the red light here in front of you? >> Absolutely. >> What I want you to do is follow that light with your eyes, keeping your head still as I move that light back and forth. Okay. Keep your head still. >> The roadside sobriety checks begin. And as most people know, the hardest part isn't doing the test. It's understanding and following the instructions. >> I just prefer that you don't ask questions while I'm giving the instructions cuz it's kind of hard for me to stop. All right. So, while I'm doing all of that, what I would like you to do is stand with your left foot at the very beginning of the line. Then take your right foot, place it in front of your left foot, so it touches heel to toe. Make sure both feet are on the line and one directly in front of the other. Place your arms to your side. Now, don't begin walking until I tell you to start. Okay? >> Okay. >> So, when I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel totoe steps, counting your steps out loud as you walk down the line. >> Okay? >> Turn around and then walk back down the line. Nine heel totoe steps counting your steps out loud. >> Okay? So [clears throat] your first step will be number one. And each step needs to be heel to toe like this. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. On your ninth step, I want you to leave your front foot on the line. Remove only your back foot, taking a series of small steps to complete a turn, just like this. And then you walk back down the line. Nine heel totoe steps, counting your steps out loud. One, two, three, and so on until you get to nine. >> Okay? So straight down, slowly turn, come down. >> Exactly. >> Count out loud. >> Exactly. So >> is this one or is the next one? >> So your first step will be number one. >> This one. >> Your first step will be number one. >> Okay. >> Okay. So while you do this, I'd like you to look at your feet as you walk. Count your steps out loud, keeping your arms down to your side, just like this. Don't stop walking until you've completely finished this. >> Okay. Do you have any other questions? >> No. Straight down. Slow turn back to you. No questions. >> Okay, you can begin then if you understand. >> One 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. Boom. 1. 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Okay. >> One leg stand. Jokes slip out. Numbers stumble. Balance waivers. The performance cracks as officers quietly take notes. >> Put your feet together, arms down to your side. You can forget about this line. We're not going to use it. Okay? I don't want you to do anything until I tell you right now. Okay? I'm just going to show you how to do this and explain everything. Okay? So, when I tell you to, I want you to raise one leg. Doesn't matter which one. I'm going to raise my left leg just cuz that's what I like to do. >> Raise it so it's about 6 in off of the ground. Point your toe straight out. Look at that foot and count out loud. 1,002 1,00 3 and so on until I tell you to stop. Okay? Make sure you keep both legs straight. Don't bend them at the knee. And if you put your foot down that, just pick it back up and continue counting from where you left off. You want me to balance right now? Okay. >> Is that a problem? >> No, we're working out. >> All right. Well, you see me doing it. >> You're a cop. >> Doesn't mean anything. >> Let's do it. >> All right. >> All right. >> Do you have any questions on how to do it? >> No. You just told me raise leg till you count. If I put my leg down, stop till you tell me. Keep counting. >> Well, if you put your if you put your foot down, I want you to pick it back up and continue counting um from where you left off. And you do that all on your own. Okay. >> Okay. 1001. You want me to count by,00? >> Yeah. 10,00 1. 10,002 etc. Yep. Any other questions? >> Nope. >> Okay. And begin when you're ready. >> Okay. >> 1,001. >> Make sure you're looking at your foot. 2 1,003 1,004 1,005 100,0008 1 9 1 >> Make sure you're looking at your foot. >> 1,345 1 >> and the right time has arrived. Decision made. DUI arrest. She's stunned. Disbelief flashes into irritation as cuffs come out. >> All right, you can stop. Go ahead and put your foot down. >> Put your arms behind your back. >> DUI. >> Driving under the influence. Do >> you have anything? >> Well, you did the exercises. You just didn't perform them how I asked you to. There's a lot of impairment that I observed during that leads me to believe you've been drinking a lot more than you you're telling me. When we get down to the jail, I am going to ask you to do a breath test. Are you willing to do that? >> Nope. >> All right. Come on. You don't have anything hidden on you, do you? >> Okay. Do you carry anything? Do you carry anything in your in your top? Any any cash? Any idea? Okay. Just make sure >> there was not but okay. All right, you stand right here. Face the relax your arms. She's going to search you in just a second. Okay. >> It seems the woman has no interest in letting this end quietly. She leans into a false sense of authority. Taking routine police actions as a personal insult. >> No, don't impound my car. There's people in there that can drive it. No, >> the car is in your name. We don't have a choice. But I have people in there. I don't even live over here. Like >> that was a whole >> You want to hear what I have to say or not? >> No, because what you want to impound my car for what? >> Like there's people in the car that can literally take my car where it needs to go. Like you guys are being extra. I barely even bumped that damn car. >> I've been more than >> Okay, back. >> Respectful. No, cuz I've been more than respectful. And >> you have. I appreciate that. >> I don't No, but can we talk? >> Yeah, we can. Well, you said you didn't want to hear what I had to say. >> Well, let's listen to it because there's no way. I don't even live over here and have them impound my car. >> We have to by by our policy. We can't release >> people here. >> I'm trying to tell you. I'm trying to tell you something. >> Have a seat. You don't want to listen to me. So, >> I'll bring you. >> Don't get an attitude. >> I have an attitude. No, because you know what? >> Have a seat. Sit in. Sit in the car. Sit in the car. I'm in the car. Sit in the car or I'm going to put you in the car. >> I'm sitting in the car and I'm trying to have a conversation. >> No, I'm trying to have >> Stand up. We're going to put you in the car if you don't listen. >> Touching on the car. >> Touching on for what? >> Battery. >> Battery for what? I haven't touched none of you guys. Even at this point, she refuses to back down. She declines the breath test, is warned about losing her driving privileges, asks for an attorney. >> So, I know you said you didn't want to take the breath test. >> I'm not going to. >> All right. I do have to read you something by law. >> Okay. So, if you refuse to take the test, I've requested of you your driving privilege will be suspended for a period of 1 year for a first refusal or 18 months if your driving privilege has been previously suspended for refusing to submit to a lawful test of your bre. >> Come on out. She would just stand right here for me. >> All right. See the door uh right here to your right. We're lock right. She was charged with driving under the influence under statute 316.193 open parenthesis 1 close parenthesis along with nonviolent obstruction. She was later released on a $500 bond awaiting her court date. The lesson here is simple. Personal beliefs don't override the law. 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