Let's go. WHY? >> STOP RESISTING. >> Stop resisting. Don't interfere. You're going to go, too. >> This is your last warning or we will break the window. [music] >> Get out of here. >> I'm not out. >> In policing, you find drivers who are willing to push every limit just to see how much they can get away with. Sometimes it's arguing over a simple traffic stop. Sometimes it's refusing to take responsibility for their [music] own actions. But when arrogance takes over, the lesson usually becomes much more expensive. Here's what happens when entitled drivers take arrogance to another level. Starting with reckless parents who turn a traffic stop into a dangerous chase while three children sit in the back seat. >> Driveing drive. Don't drive. >> On April 6th, 2024, police pulled over a vehicle after learning the driver had no license. But the situation quickly escalated due to the driver's lack of cooperation. And here's what happened next. >> You don't have a license. I don't want to ever see you driving in Bridgeport again till you get your license straightened out. You understand me? Do you understand me? I do. >> Offended him. Yes, you do. >> I'm a passenger. >> But I saw you operating motor vehicle. I could cite you right now. Do you want to argue this? Okay. >> Okay. No problem. You want to do that? No problem. You're going to sit there and you're going to get your citation for operating motor vehicle without a license. Miss, >> get back in your vehicle. Back in the vehicle. Get back in the vehicle. I'm going to tell you one more time. Don't get back out. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. Unlock the door now. Unlock the door. Unlock the door. I'm going to bust the window. >> Okay, no problem. The officer initially considered letting them off with a warning, but due to the couple's defiant attitude, he decided to issue a citation instead. However, the husband in the passenger seat began losing patience, and that's when the situation officially escalated. You step out, step out. >> Yeah, my baby is crying. Come here, step out. Step out. Come on. Come on. You want to be disorderly? LET'S GO. >> LET'S GO. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Don't interfere. You're going to go to >> 5704. Send me additional units. I got a mailing >> INTERFERING with Get off of me. Get out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. BURN. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. Get the away. Drive away. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STOP THE VEHICLE. STOP THE VEHICLE NOW. STOP THE VEHICLE NOW. >> Stop today. >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> My baby. >> Get out OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> PLEASE GET AWAY FROM ME. >> NOW. >> WE DIDN'T DO ANYTHING. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> NO. >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> No. Poor Central. Get me somebody here now. GET THE OFF OF HERE. >> GET THE HELL OUT OF HERE. >> TAKE OFF. TAKE OFF. DRIVE. DRIVE. DON'T DRIVE. DRIVE. 574 central. Vehicle took off. >> The husband struggled and shouted at his wife to speed up, ignoring the fact that there was a child in the vehicle. The couple's reckless behavior immediately raised alarms for the officers, triggering a tense pursuit. >> They're headed south on 7 2008 Ford SUV. Stop the vehicle now. Pull to the right. Pull to the right, driver. Pull to the right. We're getting stopped right here. There's a trooper in front of me. >> DRIVER, GET OUT [screaming] OF THE VEHICLE NOW. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. HANDS UP. PUT TURN AROUND. GET DOWN. >> Don't move. Drive back up the stairway. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> GET DOWN. >> MY BABY IS RIGHT. >> GET THE [ __ ] OUT. >> Don't move. Get down. Hold your hands down. >> Put your other hand the other way. >> That's my baby. My mom been coming to get my baby. You wait for my mom to come get my baby. >> Roll over. Sit up. Stand up. >> The officers immediately drew their guns, pinned the husband to the ground, and handcuffed him. At this point, he began spouting hypocritical nonsense, claiming his mother was coming to pick up the baby in an attempt to stall for time, but the police quickly pulled him into the car. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. Don't bite. >> All you got to do not take forever to give me a side >> cuz you couldn't handle >> all because I was giving her a deal citation. Gets out of the vehicle. Told him to stay in the vehicle. He wants to sit there and run his mouth. So I told him get out of the vehicle. Would not get out of the vehicle. Telling her to drive off. >> So she drives off. EITHER KNOCK YOU OFF OR YOU >> DON'T LET MY GIRL GO. >> NO, SHE HAD NOTHING TO DO WITH IT. YOU DROVE OFF. >> While escorting the man to the back of the patrol car, officers were shocked to discover three young children crying in distress. As the mother broke down in tears, the father continued yelling insults at the officers, showing no concern whatsoever for his children's safety. >> So, you know, you're going to jail for fleeing and alleging failure to comply. Also contact children's services. I've got a 5-year-old, a three-year-old, and a fourmonth-old also in this vehicle as well. Child engagement charges since she was driving the vehicle taking off. We're done. There we go. Got it. >> Done. >> Who's got the maze? Hey, >> knock it off. >> Why? >> You've been told. >> So what? I don't give a >> I don't care. Tas me. I already got tas in Belair. I don't give a [ __ ] bro. >> Is that your kid out there? >> Why does it matter? >> Because your kids watch you be a >> you a you dirt bag. The female driver was charged with driving with alcohol in the vehicle, child endangerment, failure to comply, and obstruction of justice with bail set at $22,135. The male suspect was charged with resisting arrest, obstruction, and aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer. Now, turn your attention to the woman who tried to outsmart the police and ended up getting a harsh reality check. >> Get on the ground. I am so rich. >> Vernon County deputies received multiple reports of a yellow SUV driving recklessly at dangerous speeds in Westby, Wisconsin. Officers later located the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. >> Turn the car off and step out right now. >> Turn the car off and step out. >> Why? >> Why? >> Step out of the car. >> Who are you? >> Step out of the car. 146. Step out of the car right now. Get out of the car. >> Get out of this car. >> What? You have a fob or what? >> I don't know. >> I'm trying to comply. >> You're trying to what? >> I'm trying to comply with you. >> What? >> Your compliance is going to be getting out of the car. >> I'm not going to get out of this car. >> Okay. You are under arrest >> for what? >> For reckless endangerment. >> For what? >> That's a felony crime. >> Who am I endangering? >> Come out of the car. Who am I endangering? Who am I endangering? Please explain that to me. >> Step out of the car. >> Please explain to me who I'm in. >> Step out of the car. >> Explain to me I'm in danger. >> You're taking me to jail right now? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Valley. Yes, ma'am. >> When asked to step out of the vehicle, she went into full defensive mode and refused to move. But her attitude quickly changed the moment the officer spoke in a firm, serious tone. >> Where you coming from today? What? My house driving school >> 146. >> 146. Go ahead. >> Driver's last name is McK. >> I'm Mary C. Charles K. King. A Adam I I G George. First Amanda. >> You want to take us with me to school, please? You're I really don't have time for this or That was mature, wasn't it? I'm sick of white men. I'm sick of officers. I don't have time for Don't. I'm trying to go to school. I'm trying to go to work. I'm not going to your jail. I just want the ticket. Please. Please. You're done. >> When you get out of the car and hand me your keys, we can move forward. >> I don't have keys. >> You have a fob. >> I don't. You have something that operates this vehicle. >> Yeah, I do. You're right. Cuz I don't have it on me. >> When you get out of the vehicle, we can move forward. >> I don't have it on me. >> When you get out of the vehicle, we can >> It seemed like the woman was finally cooperating and accepting the citation out of remorse. But surprisingly, she restarted the SUV, trying to flee again while the officer was still standing at the driver's door. There it is. I'm going to stand here till you do. Ouch. God. >> 146. It's 10:33. 10:33. >> Do you want your help? >> Yep. Officer, you don't. >> You copy. >> Did you get off me, please? Get on the ground with like you. I'm not getting on the ground. >> She was finally handcuffed for her reckless actions, but even then it wasn't over. She continued to cause disturbances while being escorted to the patrol car. >> You hear me, officer? >> Do you hear me? Officer 9. Thank you. Call me. There's a book in my car. It says raccoons are the smartest people. >> Hi. How are you doing? Horrible. So, where were you coming from? You're home. >> My house? >> Okay. >> I told him that. >> Okay. Why are you so upset? >> Because he off of me. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your pockets? That's >> No, he already went through my pockets. >> Okay. He went through your >> sweatshirt. Yeah. >> Okay. You have any pants pockets or >> No, I don't. >> Okay. And then who is that to his family? >> Okay. Like blood related or >> No, I raised him. >> Okay. Where does he live? >> With me. >> Does he drive? He's got a permit. You want to drive me? He can stay here and wait for you to let me go. >> He can He's fine to stay by himself then. >> Well, if he's 23, he should >> I'm just wondering. I mean, like, what do you think? >> Okay. >> I really doesn't feel safe here. You just arrested his >> HERE BY HIMSELF. >> ACTUALLY, I'm not. I'm calling a tow truck so he can go with the tour or not. >> Why don't you just let me talk to him? >> Um, can you get this? >> Why are you TOYING MY CAR? >> NOT to the way. >> Why are you toing my car? There's no reason I tow my car. He can turn it on right NOW AND DRIVE IT. He can't drive. >> Yes, he can. >> No. >> Yeah, he can. >> Not legally. >> Put your foot in the car. No. >> Let me talk to him. >> Let me talk to him. Let me I got it. God. >> Amanda insisted she was in a hurry to get to school and denied any wrongdoing while officers continued their search and gathered evidence. However, the police were not easily misled by her claims. >> No. No. No, no. Put your arm work. >> I KNOW. I'M IT. >> Put your right hand back behind your back so that it won't pull on the handcuff for your left hand. >> I'm grabbing your car. I'm playing with everything you're saying. >> The yellow will slide. >> You have your two fingers. >> United. >> Okay. Don't hurt. >> Don't pull them apart. >> Well, I can't help it. It hurts. >> Just see. >> Please take them off. >> Here, I'll move your sweatshirt. down so they're not rubbing on your skin. >> Well, they're not rubbing on my skin. So, my wrist is going to hurt >> there. I loosened them as much as we can. >> No, you can't. You can raise your Look at how tight this is. >> Look at this. >> Here, let me look at this. >> Look how tight it is. God, >> you get the two fingers you're supposed to. >> I can get both fingers in perfectly. Okay, fine. I lose. >> You got to move your uh butt to your right. >> You want to go behind her head? Amanda was charged with seconddegree felony reckless endangerment as well as misdemeanor resisting arrest, failure to stop, and obstruction. She also received traffic citations totaling over $700. Ultimately, the felony charge was dismissed and she was convicted only on the misdemeanor offenses under a no contact order. Next, an aggressive female driver turns a routine traffic stop into a full-blown nightmare. >> On October 3rd, 2025, traffic police in Florida stopped a vehicle after spotting a car with suspended license plates and no valid insurance. >> How you doing today, ma'am? >> I'm good. I'm Deputy Christine Gini River County Sheriff's Office. The reason why I stopped you is because the registered owner to this vehicle has a suspended license and there's a suspension on the license plate. Do you have your driver's license on you, ma'am? >> Vehicle is this? >> Yours? Do you have the um insurance and registration for this vehicle? It's >> in my husband's car. >> It's in your husband's car, so you don't >> From the very first moment, the driver appeared indifferent and unfocused when answering the officer's simple questions. As the investigation continued, officers discovered that Marcina was already carrying a list of additional traffic violations. Do >> you mind lowering that? Can you lower that? This is This is not proof of insurance. >> No, this is not This is not insurance. What insurance company do you have? Do you know what policy you're you're supposed to be responsible to have that in the car? Do is there any way you can provide proof of insurance? The mobile the mobile app online or anything? I don't know how you >> All right. Listen, I'm I'm trying to help you out here. It's criminal offense for you not to have any insurance on your car. You understand? Are you calling anybody? Are you trying to look for the insurance? >> All right. So, call somebody to pick you up cuz you can't drive. >> Marcina insists the officers let her drive home with no license and no insurance since it's only a short distance away. >> No, ma'am. You have to get a ride. >> You have to get a ride. This vehicle has no insurance. either either you can walk home or you can call somebody to pick you up, but you're not driving this car. You can get insurance and go pick it up at the tow yard, but as of right now, your car is to be towed. >> She chose to show her defiance by blasting loud music, drowning out the officer's instructions. It was an open act of resistance, and the officers immediately ordered her to step out of the vehicle. >> Now, this vehicle is going to be towed. You're going to have to get out of the vehicle now. Okay, ma'am. >> Why? >> Because this vehicle is not insured. And because it's not insured, we have to tow this vehicle. Why do you have the vehicle? >> I'm not this. Everybody gets the same treatment when they operate a vehicle with no insurance. Ma'am, >> take me with it. >> No, we're not taking you with it. >> You can walk. Absolutely. >> You can't walk. You have to get out of the vehicle. Ma'am, >> you can't go with it. [groaning and screaming] >> What was that? >> Somebody can take you home. Can I >> confirm my stuff? My stuff. >> This is why I'm asking you to get somebody to Stop. I'm not out. Today I'm not out. >> Get out of here today. I'm not out. Today I'm not out. >> How you bite me? >> Stop. What now? >> Stop. Let me go. Don't bite me. Plag him. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop fighting. >> My daddy. FIREARM. >> Marcina went into a frenzy, screaming and physically resisting. She scratched and struggled, and in a final reckless move, she grabbed an officer's radio in an attempt to disrupt communications. This will only directly and quickly send her to prison. >> She's kicking, scratching, and everything. Okay. >> Give me your other hand. >> Drag her out. >> He drag her feet out from under the car. >> Catch your hand out. Stop resisting. >> You go. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop scratching me. >> Come on. >> Hold on. Let me get your milk now. Stand up. >> Good. [snorts] >> I don't know why. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Watch your head. [screaming] Step in the car, man. I can't. I've been watching accident. >> I am telling you. Step in the car. I'm putting you. Left me. Let me under arrest. >> I did. I'M >> SIT UP. >> OKAY. Sit up straight. You >> sit up straight. >> I can't. >> There you go. >> Okay. >> She was charged with felony battery on a law enforcement officer, plus resisting an insurance violations. Next, a female officer allegedly drunk after her shift believes she can bend the rules to her advantage. >> I don't care who you're calling. Step out of the car. I will break the >> On February 27th, 2025, officers pulled over a vehicle for reckless driving. It didn't take long before they noticed clear signs that the driver appeared to be under the influence. >> Can you roll it down? >> You're going the wrong way on Second Street and then you also hit a curb and popped both your both your tires on this side. How much alcohol have you had tonight? >> Nothing. >> So why are you slurring? >> I'm not slurping. >> Go ahead and step out of the vehicle for me. Okay. >> Just because you said I slured. There's no reason. >> So you're refusing to get out of the vehicle. 25 Metro 2011 refusing to get out of the vehicle. Slurring her words. Smell alcohol coming from inside the vehicle as well. Oh, 23. >> 2011 just rolled up all the windows, refusing to get out. Doors are locked. The driver immediately locked the doors and barricaded herself inside as if she was untouchable. Within minutes, backup units arrived and issued a clear, firm command for her to open the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I've already explained that to you. Step out of the vehicle. Don't make this harder than it has to be. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. If you don't step out of the vehicle, we will break your window. We'll remove you from the vehicle. It's your choice. Step out of the vehicle. 25 Metro. So, be advised. Driver is going to be a offduty NMSP officer. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. You need to step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I'm going to break the window. I DON'T CARE WHO YOU'RE CALLING. Step out of the car. I will break the window. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE. STEP OUT OF THE VEHICLE OR we'll break the window. Repeated commands for the driver to step out of the vehicle went unanswered, met only with silence and refusal. The situation then escalated further once the driver's identity was revealed. shifting the entire tone of the encounter. >> Hold on. Wait for the other guys to get here. State Police Hall. She's 47. >> Step out of the vehicle. WE'RE GOING TO BREAK THE WINDOW. THIS IS YOUR LAST WARNING. >> This is your last WARNING OR WE WILL BREAK THE WINDOW. Go ahead. >> I'm watching her hands. >> Get out. >> Step out. >> STEP OUT. SE OVER >> over here. >> Oh [ __ ] How was that? Something shot fired somewhere. Oh, is that your door? >> Officers were stunned to discover the driver was an offduty New Mexico State Police patrol officer. Despite that, no special treatment was given and she was dealt with firmly under the law. >> Mr. Metro, just >> roll over that way. Sit up. Sit up. >> Just roll this way. Yeah. >> Lift it up. Let's go put her in my unit. >> Did you glass on you in your mouth? Anything like that? >> Yep. >> You did? Okay. >> Ready? >> Passenger side. Passenger side. >> Metro. Strong odor of intoxicating beverage on the 2011. Slang your words as well. Hey, negative. I won't get in the car and tell my sergeant here. >> We're not waiting for you, Sergeant. You're under arrest. Get in the car. >> Come on. Get in your unit. >> Put in your unit, boy. Pull it through. >> Yeah. You can transport for me. Have a seat. You know how this work? Watch your legs so it don't kick you. >> A police badge is not a shield against the law. The off-duty New Mexico State Police officer ultimately faced serious charges, including driving under the influence and resisting a law enforcement officer. And if you think things couldn't get worse, this dumb young woman takes it to a whole new level. Stop. >> On May 23rd, 2022, a police officer in normal stopped a driver for a tail light issue. What seemed like a minor offense quickly escalated into a more serious problem. >> Hi. >> Hi. How you doing? >> Was I speeding? >> No, you weren't speeding. You don't have your back lights on. >> They don't turn on. They're automatic. >> These are auto lights that come on. >> So, that's what's on right now. It only >> You don't have any way to turn them on. my back lights. >> Yeah. So, like a lot of times >> when I break >> No, like your tail lights just aren't on at all. So, when you break your when you break your lights will activate, but like when you're just driving on the road regularly, >> these are just auto lights. I don't really know how to fix that. >> Okay. It's not If you if you twist it over us, you >> then my brights are on. >> Yeah. So, >> so I don't know how to fix I don't think I'm allowed to have my brightsaw when I'm on the car. Yeah, you're not. Um, but there's got to be a way to have your back lights on. >> Um, >> I don't know. >> Say, can you go ahead and put the car in park? >> This is a rental car. This isn't even mine. If you looked at my plates already, this is a rental car. >> Okay, that's fine. Do you have your license on you? >> I have a state ID. >> Okay. Can you put your car in park for me? >> Okay. And do you have your ID on you? >> I have a state ID. Can you hit me in my purse? >> The driver claimed the vehicle was rented/barorrowed while attempting to provide valid documents. However, she failed to notice that officers had already shifted their attention to the strong smell of alcohol coming from inside the car. >> We've had nothing to drink tonight, right? No. >> Okay. Would you mind just doing a few tests for me? >> None of us. But you pull me over for lights. Isn't that a warning? >> No, it can be a ticket. >> I've gotten pulled over for my lights not being on. And I've sworn every time that's a warning. >> It's a It's a violation. So, you can you can write somebody a ticket for it. Like I said, I want to you know, like I said, I can smell the odor of alcoholic beverage coming from inside your car. over for lights. >> Yes, that's still a valid reason to stop you. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I thought that that was just a warning because I've been pulled over for my lights before and they've given me a warning for that because I looked it up and it said that that's not an actual like >> that's not I just looked it up on my I just looked it up on my phone. I can show you. They just said that that's not an actual >> I haven't been to police training. I don't know the IVC or anything. So, >> can I show you? It just show me what it is. It says you have to have two lights activated. Two in the front, two in the back. >> So, my lights didn't come on in the back. I explained that to you. They weren't on. >> What does that like? What do you mean by lights? >> Your lights were not on in the back. That means that nobody could see you when you were driving down the road if they were behind you. >> And it's all recorded on camera. So, >> okay. I guess I'm just kind of confused, but um all of us can step out for >> Nope. I just need you to step out cuz you're the one driving. >> Okay. >> Okay. You haven't had anything to drink, right? No, I mean we went to a party, but I don't think that anything that we were like containing or anything like that has us under the influence as being drunk. >> Okay. >> Her explanation that she had just come from a party and therefore smelled of alcohol might have sounded reasonable, but of course, the officers weren't easily fooled. Her story quickly began to fall apart through a series of field sobriety tests. >> And then I'll let you know when you can start. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. All right. So, what I want you to do is put your right foot in front of your left foot with your right heel touching your left toe and your arms down to your sides. Perfect. Hold that position for me. Do not begin until I tell you to. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Once you begin, don't stop until you've completed the test. Keep your arms at your sides at all times. Watch your feet at all times and count your steps out loud. When I say begin, you're going to take nine heel totoe steps down the line. Turn around and take nine heel to toe steps back. I want you to make your turn by keeping your front foot on the line and then use your other foot to turn yourself around with several small steps. So, I'm going to go ahead and demonstrate that for you real quick. It'll look just like this. Okay. Just did three for demonstration cuz if I was to do the whole thing, I would walk past you. Um, so you're going to do nine. >> You want to stop? >> Yep. Well, you you'll do nine down and back like I explained, but >> the only thing different from what I showed you was I only did three steps. So, you'll do nine. Okay. >> Can I start whenever? >> Yep. You can go ahead and start. 5 6 7 8 9 >> Okay, you go ahead and turn around. Do nine back. >> Okay. >> Does this first one count as one? >> Yes. >> Okay. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8. She seemed to perform the balance tests fairly well without the smell of alcohol. She might have actually passed. It looked like she had anticipated that. But what she didn't expect was the officer suddenly bringing out a breathalyzer. >> This until it clicks. No, hang on. Just a nice steady breath. Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Go ahead. >> All right. Hang on. It's got to You got to >> I'm sorry. I'm literally going to the bathroom right now. >> Can I I can give you a second. >> Can I just go pee? Really? You can come with me. You can literally come with me. I don't care, but I really have to go to the bathroom. >> Okay. I mean, if if you absolutely can't hold it, we can make that work. I guess >> she can come with me, but I'm literally being my pants right now. >> Okay. [laughter] All right. She can go with you, >> please. Hold on. >> Okay, let me get this set up again for you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Just blowing this nice steady breath until it clicks. Okay. >> Did it click? >> Yep. We're at a 0.13.13. What does that mean? Under 0.3. >> That means you're over the legal limit. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, you do have to be placed under arrest. >> Okay. >> Okay. Put your hand. >> The reading on the device didn't lie. Her breath alcohol level was well above the legal limit. But instead of accepting it, she began playing the victim, pleading and whining to the officers. It only earned her a firm set of handcuffs. >> Put your hands. Are you going to take them home? >> They're going to They're getting picked up. So, >> okay. >> Okay. >> I appreciate you being cooperative. >> Yep. >> All right. >> So, what did you say it was? Sorry. [bell] >> One3103. >> It's It's gone now. Oh, I just showed it to you a second ago. >> You're going to get the opportunity to blow again when we get back to the police department. >> Okay. >> Can I do it right now really quick? I didn't see it. >> I just showed it to you. >> I didn't look at it. I told you. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't see it because >> No, we're going to we're going to go back to the police department and then >> Am I allowed to do it one more time? >> Yeah, we're going to get We're going to >> Can I do it right here, please? I'd like to see it cuz I didn't see it. >> You're going to be able to see a printed out version. >> I want to see it right now if that's okay. Am I allowed to? No. >> I'm asking her. I literally She's not in charge. She's the back. It says traffic stop. >> So below 103. >> You saw it? >> Yeah, I didn't see it. >> Okay. Sorry. I didn't know if I was allowed to look at it, >> but I could have sworn that did not say that. >> Do you have anything in the car that you need? >> Yeah, this is a rental car. I need everything out of that car. >> Is this your car? >> No. >> Whose car is it? >> A rental. >> Whose car? >> A rental car. Like Sam Sam layman. >> Okay. You can't rent a car. You're under the age of 21. So, who's who rented the car? >> They rented the car to me. That's their fault. >> Just I don't know what their policy is, but >> is your car in the shop or something? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. So, it's not an actual rental. It's just a loan like basically a laner. >> But it's at their shop. >> Gotcha. Okay. All right. That makes sense. >> It's not from >> But her erratic behavior didn't stop there. While the officer was continuing the procedure, Jada suddenly rushed back toward her vehicle in an attempt to escape. The extremely dangerous move triggered an immediate escalation, forcing officers to take stronger action. >> STOP. GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> Stop. Six. We got one taking off on us. She's trying to drive away. Poor man. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. She got back in the park. Get to know the unit. >> Okay. Okay. >> Relax. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Ma'am. Okay. >> Get out. Okay. >> You're going to get pumped. >> OKAY. OW. OW. OW. OW. OW. >> OW. OW. OW. OH, [gasps] >> where's your body cam? >> I don't know. >> Okay, go get your body cam. >> Stand by her. >> Is she all right? >> You good? Roll on your side. >> You okay? >> You okay? >> Mm- >> What's the matter? >> Here's your body cam. >> You slam me on my chest. >> Do you need the ambulance? >> Do you need rescue? >> Can you get an ambulance? Yeah. >> Now, what are you hurting? What's hurting? >> My chest. >> Your chest? Okay, go to your side. Roll to your side. >> I can't feel my hands. >> You can't feel your hands. >> They're numb. They're numb and tingling. >> You said they're numb and tingling. What else is tingling? >> My legs. >> Your legs. Can you move your legs? >> Yes. >> Final charges include DUI, fleeing/te attempting to elude, resisting arrest, and aggravated battery on an officer after attempted escape and struggle. Just when officers thought the night was winding down, they suddenly ran into this drunk, trouble-seeking woman. >> I don't want to feel my >> Let's go. >> I don't want >> We can't let you pee right here. We'll get you. >> On March 19th, 2022, officers stopped a vehicle after it swerved off the roadway and approached the driver to check what happened, immediately instructing them to step out for questioning. >> What's up, guys? >> What's up? >> What's going on? >> Just swerved out the road. >> Huh? >> Swerved out the road. >> Who did me? You were driving? >> No, I'm driving. Tires are up. >> Huh? >> Tires are up. >> All right. Tired. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to need you to come out of the vehicle and talk with me then. >> We good? What? We good? What? >> Yeah, you're not good. Don't worry about that, man. We're going to talk with her. >> No, I'm saying what is we What are we She's getting stopped for >> You drove off the roadway. >> Yeah, but >> our tires. >> Okay. >> And we can't get towed out. Yeah, we'll help you get towed out. That's no problem. But we got to find out what's going on first. Let's hang out back here with me. >> I just need someone to come and talk to the male subject. Um, so you were coming this way. Which way were you coming? >> Huh? >> This way. This way. >> You coming this way? >> This way. >> You coming from there? >> What are you talking to? >> Okay. What do you mean when she talk? She has to talk to me. No, she doesn't. >> Yes, she does. >> Hey, you don't have to talk to her. >> Okay. >> The driver appeared confused and defensive while officers asked basic questions. Noticing a strong odor of alcohol and clear signs of impairment, officers decided to place her under arrest. >> Malfunction on your vehicle. Okay. So, how fast were you driving? >> I was driving. It went out. I have I barely have gas. >> Huh? said go out like that. I barely have gas in my car. >> Okay. So, have you had anything else today other than alcohol? >> No. >> No. >> How much have you had to drink? >> I don't know. >> No, I don't want anything else. >> Say what? >> I don't want anything else. Well, >> nothing necessarily going to happen to him, but We're trying to find out what's going on, right? >> My car ran out of gas. >> Okay. Your car ran out of gas. >> I'm not tired of my body. Just the price. >> So, I'm not I'm not worried about the vehicle running out of gas and the mechanical problems with the with the vehicle. I'm worried about you and your >> I don't want intoxication. I don't want to pay $5. I don't want to pay $5 to Just look up 215. >> As expected from someone determined to argue and assert authority, she did not comply easily with officer's instructions. Instead, she deliberately made the arrest process more difficult than necessary. >> You want me to process her or you go? >> Sure. >> Okay. Like to do an eval probably best. >> Yeah. >> I had to pee. >> I'll go. We'll we'll let you pee back at the station. >> No, I have >> I'll take her right here, dude. It's all right. Don't worry about >> I don't want to pee on myself in the car. >> The station's right there. >> I want to pee. >> You're not going to You're not going to pee right here. >> Do you right there? Is that Kia? >> According to her, >> what's her name? >> I don't know her name yet. >> I have to pee. >> Her picture kind of looks like >> Man, there's no place out here. I got to take you to the station to pee. >> Let me pee right there. I swear. I don't want to pee my >> Let's go. >> I don't want >> We can't let you pee right here. No place. >> We'll get you back to the station. You can pee. >> I do not want to. YEAH. TAKE FOREVER. I do not want to pee on. We're not going to You're not going to take I swear I'm lying. I swear I'll put on my life. I'll put on my Please. >> I can't let you be here. >> I have to pee. I don't want to pee on myself. >> Get in the car. >> Damn. It's right there. The quicker you get in the car, the quicker you can pee. >> I don't. >> That's the station. >> I don't want to pee on myself. >> Get in. We'll take you back. >> Take you to the toilet. It's right there. >> We'll be there in We'll be there in 1 minute. >> Minutes. >> One minute. It's right there. 1 minute. >> You can see it from here. >> Ma'am, sit down, please. >> 1 minute. We'll be there. Her true demeanor quickly surfaced during the arrest as she began protesting in an exaggerated chaotic manner and repeatedly demanded to use the restroom. When that request was not granted immediately, she escalated into shouting while being placed into the patrol vehicle. >> Your name? What's your name? >> What is your name? You're going to get YOU'LL GET MORE CHARGES. WHAT IS YOUR NAME? >> What is your name? >> Excuse me. >> What is your name? >> My wife. Okay. You'll just get more charges. You want more charges. >> Why? >> What do you mean why? Cuz you need to identify yourself. >> Okay. And >> so tell me your name. >> What law is that? So I need to identify myself. >> Oh my god. >> What law is that? OKAY. >> WHAT LAW? CUZ I GOT STUCK IN THE MIDDLE OF ARIZONA AND MY AND MY CAR IS NOT WORKING. >> YOU'RE DRIVING UNDER the influence. >> I'm I wasn't driving. >> Why? I was not driving. My boyfriend was driving. My son said I was driving under the influence. >> Okay. All right. Get your foot inside. >> No, I'm not. >> Put your foot inside. >> I'm not. >> Put your foot in. >> Who is the post right there? I want to speak to your manager. >> Damn. Please just >> No, because at this point No, I want you to manager. >> Yeah, at this point I don't. You know why? Cuz that's it's a bunch of [ __ ] >> Okay. Put your foot inside. >> Put your foot inside. I'll put it inside for you. >> No. Don't touch. >> Yeah, I will. >> Do not touch me cuz I got a camera on. >> Yeah. Go. >> We both have cameras. >> We all have cameras on. No, I don't want to put Get back inside. >> Get your foot inside. >> The female driver refused to provide her identity and kept challenging officers with flawed arguments, claiming there was no legal requirement to identify herself for a vehicle issue. Even after being taken to the station, her disruptive behavior escalated even further. >> But I don't think he wants to talk. >> Whoa. I don't care. >> Put your shoe on. >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't care. >> All right. Let's go. >> You sit up here and play with me. >> Let's go. >> Let's get out. >> Go ahead and drag me out. Put it on your camera. Where your camera at? It's >> right here. >> That's right. What? >> It's rolling. >> It's been rolling the whole time. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Ma'am, we really don't want to have to drive. >> J. You did that on purpose. >> No, we don't want to. That's what I'm saying. And you shouldn't even be married. I hope they die. I hope your wife die. I hope your mama die. I hope everybody die in your family. You hear me? I hope your wife died. I hope your mama died. >> I hope your wife and your mama die. >> Yeah, I don't care. Yeah, >> that's one way to do it, >> ma'am. They're just going to check you out. Make sure you're okay. >> Yeah. No, hold on. >> You still feel like PASSING OUT? >> HOLD ON. >> ALL RIGHT. YOU STILL FEEL LIKE PASSING OUT? >> HOLD ON. >> THANKS. >> SO, what's her story? >> Thank you guys for your help today. Move in. >> DIY. Um, >> yeah. >> DUI hates us. >> Mom, >> we're going to check your sugar. Okay. >> Okay. >> We're just going to check your sugar. >> Watch out. Watch out. Get off of me. >> We're just checking. >> Get off of me. >> We're just checking your sugar. Get off me, >> MA'AM. RELAX. >> GET OFF OF ME. CUZ IF I GET OFF THESE GIRLS, I'M GOING TO BEAT YOUR >> WELL, you're not. So, just chill out. >> GET THE HEY, what the >> We're done. Medical personnel were called to evaluate her before she was processed into custody on charges including driving under the influence, resisting law enforcement, failure to comply, and refusal to identify herself. And finally, an elderly woman crashes into a school crossing guard, but insists she is the victim. >> School zones has nothing to do with you driving your car at somebody and hitting them with it. >> Changed my whole perspective of what was going on. Boom. >> On April 29th, 2025, police arrived at an elementary school after receiving a report that a driver had struck a traffic controller while driving through a restricted area on the school grounds. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you before and during any questioning. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before and during any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I have explained to you? >> Are you arresting me? >> Well, right now you're being detained. You're not free to go. I'm questioning you in regards to an incident this morning. So, understand these rights. >> I understand them. >> Okay. You understand these rights? Having these rights of mind, do you wish to talk to me? >> I wish to talk to you. >> Okay. So, you know why I'm talking with you? The incident happened. >> My son My son called me. >> Okay. So, I got called to Pinerest Academy, which is a school right over here, regards to a vehicle that was going the wrong way down a oneway aisle with a crossing guarded school employee was telling them to stop. Okay. The employee said that vehicle was driven by a female >> and we told them to stop. They had to turn around. The female told them that they didn't know where they go. They weren't from this area. They said, "Well, you have to turn around and go the other direction." They says, "No." And then at that point, the vehicle came forward against to the employee, striking the employee on their feet, honking the horn and the legs, and they're laid on the horn. >> The driver is detained and read her rights. She claims she did not know it was a school zone and denies intentionally hitting anyone. But the police presented photographic evidence that brought the play to a halt before it even began. >> This is your vehicle? >> Yes. >> So that is your license plate? >> Yes. And that is your vehicle there. >> Correct. >> Correct. >> Okay. Were you driving the vehicle at the time over in front of the pine crest? >> Yes. >> You were operating the vehicle? >> I didn't I didn't know it was a school, sir. >> Okay. Do you recognize this gentleman? >> Yes. >> Okay. So, >> wait, wait, wait. >> That's the one that you that you struck. >> No, I didn't strike him, sir. I did not strike this man. >> Okay. Well, when you first walked up here, you said that at least I didn't have to chase you down after you hit him. >> Well, you would think if I struck somebody, they would have called you straight away. >> Okay. So, when I w you walked up here, why did you say that? At least I didn't have to try run you chase you down after you hit him. >> I know. I thought about it while I was waiting for you. I was like, why in the world? Okay. And I said, don't say that. This man can do his own job his own way. But I'm like, normally if you hit somebody, >> I didn't even tap him with your car, which I did not do. >> I just got close to him and I just saw, oh my god, this there's a school over there. And >> so you got you >> he was belligerent, mean to me. Okay. >> Okay. But anyways, >> well, he's directing traffic. Why didn't you call the police straight away and say somebody just hit me? >> How do you know you didn't call right away? You fled the area. >> Because he No, he said I'm calling the police. I said do that. Okay. >> Call the police. >> And how do you know he didn't call right away? >> Well, because you >> This isn't a This isn't a video game. We don't spawn when they call. We have to respond there. So, we have to call. >> Well, I don't. >> We have to get I have to get the call. Then I have to respond out there. >> He let me go. Finally, he stopped the traffic. You know, he didn't me. He told me. >> Okay. A photo of the vehicle taken by a witness at the scene left her speechless, but she quickly came up with a new excuse, repeatedly shifting the blame to the victim and claiming they were the aggressive one in her next attempt to justify herself. >> I didn't know it was a school. I came in on the back road because I was looking for a car wash that was back there. >> Okay. So, I came in from the back road and I saw all this construction to the right of whatever they were doing at that corner. I had no idea there was a school there. >> Okay. And then I went down and I said, I got to get out of this parking lot. This is congested here. I had no And I looked and the first buildings that I saw were like businesses. I didn't know there was a school. So I said, I got to get out of here. So I went down to the the back road and I wanted to make the first turn. And there was a woman with a young little sevenyear-old standing there. And this this is where I am in my car and he's telling me something and no voices coming out though like one way or nothing like that. But he's making hand motions and I'm like there's a car right here on the left of me. I said well I know he's got the right away. I said I got to move. You know I was I didn't know if they were crossing or not. So I said I'm not listening to a seven-year-old. I don't know what he So I turn left. There's no arrows. Okay. saying that's a runway. I move up and then I didn't see it was a school and I didn't realize it was a school. >> What does it being a school have anything to do with you driving towards and and running into a an adult that's standing in front of your car talking? >> I wouldn't listen to the man if he would have said to me all he would have said, "Ma'am, this is a school zone." >> What does it have to be? What if it were here in the parking lot? >> Because I didn't because he's >> What? What is the difference if I'm here in this parking lot here versus what does the schools have to do with the fact that you drove your car >> into a pedestrian? >> I didn't drive into the pedestrians or I didn't know it was a one way. I did not drive into him. I just thought it was somebody trying to help with the congested area. >> So you drove >> So I thought he would not let me go through because >> So you drove your car at him >> in an aggressive manner because he's staying in the middle of the road. wasn't aggressive. >> Every excuse she came up with was immediately dismantled by the officers. Running out of options, she fell back on the classic I don't know defense as if ignorance somehow erased responsibility. >> What am I doing wrong? Okay. I would >> You wouldn't be thinking that this person's about to run me over. >> No, I would think I was cautious. I would walk over here and I would say, "Are you a real riser in the stool zone?" Ma'am, I I told him I'm not This is the reason. Sir, I need a backup. I'm not coming around here. Just park over here. And I said, "Sir, I don't know how to park over there. You're directing traffic. Do your job and let me out." He said, "No, you're not getting." He said, "No, I'm not letting He came up to my car. >> He walked up to my car. He says, "No, I'm not letting you out." >> You just told me you drove up to him. >> Well, I did drive up the little bird. >> So, how did he walk up to your car if you drove up to him? >> Because he like he walked up to my car and said, "No, I'm not letting you out." And then I just laid my hand on the horn. I did not strike him. I know. Because he would have said, "She struck me." >> So, I have a gentleman >> thousand people witnessing something, right? I have a I have a I have a gentleman that wrote a statement is swearing that you struck him with his vehicle. I have a witness that says you struck him with your vehicle. >> No, no, no, no. That's a lie. That's a lie. I would like to talk to this gentleman. >> Oh, no. You can't do that. >> That is a lie, sir. I did not strike that man. I would I would not be that aggressive. >> I thought he was any joke. >> So, let me ask you this. Okay. So, let me ask you this. I'm out here by a school zone. I'm directing traffic, >> right? >> You want to go through? >> Why aren't you letting me through? >> What makes you If I'm directing traffic, it's for a reason. Are you going to drive that close to me? >> Because he said me. No, he approached me first. >> You just told me you drove up to him. >> No, no, no, no, no. He approached me first and told me to back up. >> So, go ahead and put your stuff down in your car. Put your stuff in your car. >> Yes, ma'am. You are going to be placed under arrest for aggravated battery. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Put your stuff in the car. >> Okay. >> The suspect was informed that she was being arrested for aggravated assault by vehicle. She protested and insisted she was not aggressive, but it was too late for this delaying tacticist. >> If they find out I didn't strike this man. >> It's between you, the judge, and the victim. >> You want to take this with you? >> Well, it's got my driver's license. >> I have your driver's license. I have your driver's license already. >> You have my keys? >> Yep. And your phone. >> Oh my gosh. Hand me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Please. >> Can you watch turtle? >> I will lock the car up. >> Can you make sure it's locked? >> Yes, ma'am. I will make sure it's locked. That's right. I just couldn't believe it. I'm like, if I really hit somebody, you would think that they would be after me straight away. >> 195. Anything in your pockets? >> What about this pocket? >> No. Anything in there? >> No, sir. >> Have a seat. >> I have no idea that was a smoke. >> She was charged with aggravated assault with a motor vehicle. Note, all suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. It begins with a citizen who believes they have the authority to rewrite the law to suit themselves. >> You're [music] in the state of Illinois. >> The state is a state of mind. What is your name? What's your name and your badge number? >> Officer, do you have a business card? >> On July 3rd, 2025, a routine traffic stop begins when an officer spots a Ford F-150 driving in the dark with no headlights and expired plates. Good evening. >> Good evening. >> Do you have your driver's license and insurance on you? >> No, I don't. >> No. >> I was just going to the store for my mother. I just picked her up from the hospital. >> Okay. Is this a company car? Do you normally drive this car? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. So, two things. One, you're driving without any headlights. >> Yeah, the plates are >> I know. They said something to me and they I was supposed to put the the sticker on and I'm so sorry. >> Okay. But you don't have your driver's license on you right now? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. What is Can I get your name and date of birth? >> I I don't Why would you need that? Can't I just get a warning or >> I need to know who you are in order to give you a warning, but you also are required to identify yourself on a traffic stop. >> Well, I don't choose to answer any questions. The telltale signs of a sovereign citizen surface immediately when the driver deliberately dodges the officer's most basic questions. >> So, here's here's here's the issue. You can choose to identify yourself and I can give you a warning and you can be on your way or we can go the obstructing route. And if you choose not to identify yourself, >> it wouldn't be obstructing because I'm not in commerce. I'm not in commerce. I have I have nobody in my vehicle in in this transportation. >> Again, you can choose to identify yourself or because you are refusing to your to identify yourself on a lawful stop. I will be ident detaining you until I identify you and then we will go from there. >> That that you're asking me to perform in commerce. That's a violation of the constitution. I have the free right of travel. That I do know. I don't normally I wouldn't be out at my I understand that. Which is why I would really love to just give you a warning because you don't have any headlights on your vehicle. >> Well, I have headlights. I just didn't have them on. >> Correct. >> But you were driving down the roadway public highway without any lights activated on your vehicle when the sky is extremely dark >> and lights are required. >> The confrontation escalates. She challenges the officer's authority, demands badge numbers and oaths, and even claims that the state is just a state of mind. >> I'm taking care of my private business from point A to point. >> In the state of Illinois, you need to have a driver's license. >> I'm in the Republic of Illinois. >> You're in the state of Illinois. >> The state is a state of mine. What is your name? What's your name and your badge number? Officer, do you have a business card? >> I don't have a business card with my name on it, but my >> Well, you're conducting business, though. You're out conducting business. My name is Sergeant Lions. My badge number is seven. The reason why I don't have a business card with my name on it is because I have not received one yet as I was recently promoted. >> Okay. Well, this is still in commerce. So, you would have your old business card, correct? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your oath in your bond? >> Secretary. There's nobody here. Do you have a call back? >> Actually started working out in the public because this is >> I took I took my I took my oath of office. Yes. >> Okay. call. I think they relocate to Byron and DMC train >> that's not been held up >> of the state of of the United States and the state of Illinois. >> Okay. You've taken an oath to serve and protect against foreign and domestic and this at this point you're acting as domestic. Domestic enemy. I have the free right of travel. >> You do not have the right to drive a vehicle on the public roadway in the state of Illinois without a license. daughter of your 95 is >> I feel like you are forcing and aiding into committing fraud and I don't have to do that. >> How am I aiding? >> Because you're asking for the corporation stop at 129. >> I'm asking for your name. >> I've already expatriated. I'm not part of the corporation. >> Governor says >> I have a document filed in 40 states right now because of this. Do you have any? >> This would be retaliation. No, I don't. >> It's clear she has no interest in an easy resolution. The defiance feeds her illusion of power against the law. >> Continue to do anything. I'm not forcing you in commerce. No. >> You are. You're forcing me to identify and I don't have to do that. >> You do have to do that. >> No, I don't even have to answer questions. >> You don't have to answer questions. You do have to identify yourself. You are required to hand me a driver's >> license. If I am an employee of the corporation and I am not and you know that >> you have to hand me a driver's license if you're driving. >> I don't have one. >> Okay. So, we're not You don't have a license. >> You don't have anything. You have no identification. >> I have nothing. >> Okay. Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. Okay. You can have You can have the name. >> You can have the name. >> We're done with that. Step out of the vehicle. >> I'm not doing this. My mother is >> My mother was just released. She's 96 lb right now. >> I understand that. And you're the one stopping you from getting home. You're the one stopping you from getting home. >> Okay, then let me get home. Let me get home. >> But you don't have a license. You just told me you don't have a license. >> Well, do you have a license or you don't have a license? >> I don't have anything with me. >> Do you have a license? >> Were you ever given a license? >> Yes. >> Is it valid at this time? >> Yes. Jennifer, are you still living in Wheeling? >> Yep. 1747. >> Okay. So, your license was suspended in May. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what does that mean? >> So, that means you can't drive the car. >> Okay. So, park it. >> Uh, you can't drive the car. You are under arrest for driving on a suspended license. So, I am going to need you to step out of the vehicle. I'm going to take you back to the police department. You're going to be photographed, fingerprinted, and issued citations. >> When all patience is pushed to its breaking point, what awaits her is firm, decisive action from the police, >> though, but because the car has no insurance, no valid plates, and you are driving it suspended, >> the vehicle has to be towed >> and a firebolt 1060. >> I'll get somebody to tow it. >> I have to tow it. >> No, you don't have to tow it. That would be commerce. >> Yeah, I don't. >> You would be charging me for >> All right, come out with the car. >> You would be charging me. Please don't. Please don't. >> Please get out of the car. Please don't. >> You have been told you're under arrest. Give me Can you give me just a moment? Can you give me just a moment? You're under arrest. >> Can you give me just a moment? >> You have been told you can give me just a moment. >> I need you to get out of the car. Can you give me just a moment so I can call my mother? Can you give me just a moment? Can you please give me just a moment? >> Can you call her from out here? >> Can you give me just a moment? If you get out of the car, I will let you give me just a moment. >> If you let If you get out of the car, if you get out of the car, I will let you call your mother. >> Can you please stop? Don't do that. >> Thank you. Thank you. Just need it off. Okay. >> If you get out of the car, I'll let you call your mother. >> No power locks. >> I don't see. >> Go ahead and get out of the car. >> Can you give me just a moment? >> You can call your mom when you step out. >> I'm calling her right now. When you step out of the car, when you step out of the car, >> please don't damage my Don't damage my property. >> I'm not trying >> Don't damage my property. >> Just get out of the car. >> We're not going to damage your property. >> Jennifer, just get out of the car. >> I I >> get out of the car. >> You're forcing me. >> You're making us force. You're >> I got I got it. >> Get your hands off me. >> Put your hands behind. >> Put your hands off me. I do not consent. I do not under arousing. >> I will put that in my my I'm calling my mom. She said if I got out, she would allow me to call my phone. >> Pull you out. I'll let you call her in a second. >> Once the handcuffs go on, the woman grows even more agitated, launching not a physical struggle, but a verbal barrage aimed at provoking the officers. >> I do not consent. I do not consent to this unlawful detention. I do not consent. I do not consent. You do not pull away. >> I do not consent. I do not consent. I understand that. Okay, great. Great. You're under arrest anyway. Okay. If you again, stop doing that. I don't need to be treated that way. I don't need I am not resisting. I am not resisting. Relax your hands. >> I am not resisting. Stop. >> Stop. >> All right. >> Stop. >> This hand >> again. I am not resisting my I am not a criminal. >> There you go. >> I am not a criminal. >> Is there anything on you that's illegal? No. >> Any weapons on you? anything that might poke me. >> I do not consent to anything. I do not consent to any search. I do not consent. >> I do not consent. >> This is an incidental rob. >> You can't take my card. You cannot take my >> It's going with you. >> You cannot take that. >> Do you want this to stay in the car or do you want this to go with you? >> Please don't do that. Don't Don't tighten. >> I'm locking them so they don't get any more tight. >> Do you want this with you or in the car? >> Put it You can put it back in my pocket. Well, it's coming out of your pocket when we get to the jail anyway. So, do you want this to come with you or left in the car? >> Please. It's a simple question. >> You're not being released until you're done being processed. I guess it's coming with >> I have nothing. >> Do you need anything from the car? A wallet? >> I don't have >> nothing from the car. You just need your cell phone. >> My keys? I just had them. >> Keys to the house. >> Are there keys to your house on there? and the phone. I'll go. >> All right, come with me. >> Okay. >> Can't you just take my name and let me go? >> Unfortunately, no. I cannot. >> Jennifer was booked and hit with multiple charges, including resisting an officer, driving on a suspended license, improper vehicle lighting, expired plates, and no insurance. Don't change the channel. Stay with me and watch as this couple unravels their own case step by step right before the law. >> Let go of the car. Get out of the CAR NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET ON THE GROUND NOW. TELL HER TO GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> ON November 8th, 2024, what began as a routine traffic stop took a sudden turn when the driver fled. The vehicle was eventually stopped, but the situation quickly turned intense as the driver aggressively resisted. Show me your hands. >> Show me your hands. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Put it inside. >> Let go of the car. Get out of the CAR NOW. GET OUT of the car. >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. TELL YOU TO GET ON THE GROUND NOW. GET ON THE GROUND NOW. >> A suffocatingly chaotic scene unfolds as the passenger also resists, forcing officers to escalate their response. All good. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> OKAY. I can't >> get out. >> Hey, put it in park. >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Stay on the ground. Don't move. >> Get out of the car. I'm going to give it to you again. [screaming] >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> [crying] >> STOP REACHING. >> Stop reaching. Let me SEE YOUR HANDS. >> LET ME SEE YOUR HANDS NOW. >> SHE'S GOT A CRACK PIPE IN HER HANDS. >> I got the keys. Get on that side. I got the keys. [screaming] >> Get out of the car. >> As officers attempt to remove the defiant passenger from the vehicle, it becomes clear her behavior shows troubling signs of impaired judgment. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out OF THE CAR NOW. HERE. LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. >> Get out of the car. >> Give me your hand. >> Still fighting. Radio. We're temple. >> Give me more radio now. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. Get that guy over there on the south side. Southside. He's in cuffs. All right. I got you. I got the crackpipe. Let go of the crackpipe. LET GO of the crackpipe. Stop moving. Stop grabbing me. 115. Release it. [snorts] >> Here's a crack cut. The scene settles, but the consequences don't. Officers document the taser deployment and continue questioning both suspects. >> Well, that was quite not smart, was it? >> Not smart at all. >> Told you what? >> She told me, "Go, go, go." >> Why? Why would you do that? Cuz look what happened. >> Do you have anything else on you or inside of you? >> No. >> Who is she to you? >> Where? Can you do me a favor and test this for crack, please? >> Excuse me. >> Do you have anything in your shoes? >> No. >> Anything that she's missing in the search that you don't want to you don't want to find in jail? >> I'm asking you now. >> No. >> Politely. >> You got gloves? >> Yeah, I got some. >> Just We're going to have to pull these probes in a minute. >> Where else are we? >> Uh, leg somewhere. >> Just two. It's just two. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got >> You got the You got the one on her leg? >> Yeah. >> All right. Can you search her real quick? >> Yeah. >> You have anything on you? >> Uh, no. >> Anything that's going to cut, stab, or poke us? >> Yes. >> Do you have any narcotics on you? >> Yes. Got anything tucked up in your bra or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> No, >> I don't have bra on. >> All right. Get in the car. >> Take a seat. >> The driver admits he ran because his passenger told him to flee, later acknowledging alcohol use and illegal items in the vehicle. >> The um flood traffic stop. Take a seat. >> Take a seat still facing me and kick your feet. Kick your shoes off, please. >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. Having these rights in mind. Do you wish to talk to us now? >> I'll talk to him now. >> Okay. So, that's a yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Why did you run? >> I didn't ran. She told me to go. I try to stop. She keep messing my gas. I said go, go, go. I better stop right there. 13. She said go, go. Who is she to you? >> That's a friend. >> Why'd you listen to her? >> Is there anything in the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> Bill, >> there's a what? >> Bill. A bill. >> Bill. >> Bill. >> Like B rasle. That's a ice bill. >> So alcohol. >> Yeah. >> Have you been drinking? >> Yeah, about one bill. >> What What's one bill? Like a tall boy or a >> uh uh light? >> Okay. So one light. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What did she have on her? Why did she not want you to stop? >> Cuz she had all her. >> I picked her up. She said, "Take me over there." >> Where's over there? >> Oh, similar. Whatever. >> She wanted you to drop her off over by some. >> The woman continued to deny any wrongdoing, doubling down despite the consequences closing in. Is there anything on you that I miss while searching you? >> No, sir. >> You got to tell me now. >> No. >> There's nothing on you that I miss searching you. Okay. Cuz I'm going to have a female officer come over here and search you. Okay. Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Anna, you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you. You can decide any time to exercise these rights and then not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? And having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? Do you understand your rights, Hannah? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Do you wish to have a conversation about tonight? >> Um, I mean, if you guys need me to, >> that's up to you. Having these rights of mind, do you wish to have a conversation with me? >> No. Okay. >> Ultimately, 42-year-old Anna faced charges, including violent resistance toward law enforcement, cocaine possession, and attempting to evade police. Following a mental health review, she was ruled unfit and placed under DCF care. Meanwhile, 63-year-old Reginald was charged with evading officers in cocaine possession. He later admitted guilt to the evasion charge and received a 36-month probation sentence. Next, watch as the woman takes her disregard for the law to an entirely new level. Okay, >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. THERE'S NOTHING IN HERE. >> CAN I RELAX? >> CAN I [screaming] RELAX? >> ON OCTOBER 28TH, 2025, officers spotted a vehicle stranded on the roadside. A routine police test triggered an outsized reaction, pushing the situation beyond control. >> I look at my uncle. I'm not drunk. I promise you I'm not. I >> No, >> I have not. I literally just picked my daughter UP FROM SCHOOL. I THOUGHT I SHOULD HAVE JUST GOT GAS in my vehicle. It said 38 miles. >> Let me just check your eyes real fast. Is that okay? All right. Keep your head still. I want you to follow just the tip of this pen with just your eyes. Keep your head still. I'm not I promise you I'm not. >> No, this will show it. Okay, just follow it with just your eyes. Keep your head still. >> Okay, I'm sorry. >> You're lying. >> I'm not lying. >> Listen to me. This is your one chance to tell the truth. Your eyes are bouncing like crazy. >> No, I'm not lying. I promise YOU I'M NOT. >> I can I can see it when I hold it out here. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. What kind of medication are you on? >> I'm not on any medic medication. >> I'm not in any medication. I literally just got out of >> Your eyes have what's called nestagmas. >> No, I'm not. I'm just going I'm just I've been I have to I had to call programs and everything today. I'm just I'm just calm down. I'm not doing it's just anxiety. >> Relax. Okay. Just follow this. I'm sorry. I literally just follow it. Okay. >> I'm not doing anything. >> Are you taking any medication for anxiety? >> I I was fine, but I'm not doing anything like that. No. >> Okay. I just want to check these. Okay. Cuz they're bouncing around pretty good. >> They're not. >> I'm just really nervous. Sean, you want to look at this? I mean, this is pretty prominent. >> Just follow. >> She unleashed a stream of defensive explanations, desperately trying to talk her way out of a truth already staring her in the face. >> No, you're not driving. >> I'M NOT I'M NOT doing really upset. >> Okay. Would you take a portable breath test? >> I'm not doing nothing like that. >> Would you take one? >> I'm not doing nothing LIKE THAT. I HAVEN'T drank or nothing. I literally just picked two. LET ME JUST PARK IT. LET ME JUST put something to you. If you haven't been drinking, why not take a portable breath test? >> I'm not doing nothing. >> Because you have been and you're lying. You know what? You're real close to just going to jail right now. >> I'm not lying. >> You're not lying. >> Well, listen. Your daughter's in the car. >> I'M NOT LYING. >> I am not asking you anything. >> I'm not lying. >> Listen right there. I'm telling you. >> I am listening. >> Your daughter's in the car. >> I know. I am listening. So if you are and you know you know in your heart WHETHER OR NOT YOU have been drinking or DOING DRUGS >> AND I HAVEN'T BEEN DOING EITHER of those things. I'm just really upset. So can I just cough this isn't upset. It's your physiological reaction stimul. >> No it's not that. I'm really just I've BEEN CALLING FOR PROGRAMS. I had to go through the garden. I get it. But let me explain to you what HGN means. It means horizontal gaze and I stagmus. That means it's cause caused by alcohol consumption. >> I'm not doing that. >> So, you're going to tell me that you didn't have one drop of alcohol today? >> What are you chewing on? >> Right. To just to to cover the odor of alcohol coming off your breath. >> No, it's not that you are. >> No, I'm not. I don't have a toothbrush. >> Okay, then how about toothbrush or nothing? I don't have anything right now. LOOK AT ME LIKE THAT. I'M NOT. The officer saw through every attempt at justification by the woman, but they let her keep explaining, waiting for the right moment to expose it all. >> I'll give you a portable breath test, right? You said you're not doing that cuz cuz you've been drinking. >> No, I have not. >> I NO, I HAVE NOT. I'VE BEEN TALKING TO my programs. I've been talking to everybody today. I'm >> I'm overwhelmed. I >> Here's the deal. Who can come and pick you up? >> My my cousin or my brother. >> Okay. Where they live at? >> Close by. Call them. >> I'm not I'm not I'M JUST UPSET. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> LISTEN. >> I'm not doing anything. I am. >> Call them and ask them to come through. >> I will. I'm not. >> Call them right now while we're standing here. >> I just went out again. >> I get it. I get that. >> And all I've been doing was dashing and I thought I was going to make it to the BP right there because really busy with dashing. I know driving and drinking and all that stuff to make. >> I just don't know why you have nestagmas in your eyes. And I haven't done nothing though. And I took a drug test and everything. I >> When did Why did you take a drug test? >> Because of everything THAT'S BEEN GOING ON. >> I don't know what's going been going on. Here's the thing. I don't want to see you drive and have something happen. All right. >> No, no, no. And I'm NOT DOING THAT. I JUST I >> I know, but your eyes are really showing nice stagnation. >> NO, IT'S NOT THAT. I'M REALLY UPSET because I'm just stressed OUT, BUT I REALLY NEED THAT'S WHAT IT IS, AND I just really need the money. I >> She claimed to have taken a drug test earlier that day, yet still refused basic cooperation, raising even more suspicion. >> Involved in drug use at all? >> Oh, no, no, no. I never No. >> Okay. When you were just talking about whatever's going on, whatever situation you got going on cuz you said you took a drug test >> cuz they had me who had the problems in there because they wanted me to take a drug test and everything for >> who? What police department? >> Pontier. They wanted to make sure I did everything. >> Was that today? Yes. >> So, you took a drug test today already? >> Everything was negative. >> Okay. >> Cuz I've never done anything. I I never have. And all I'm doing is trying to do everything right. And I keep taking the right steps, right steps, right steps. And it's just >> I'm just upset. I get that going through. You should know what I'm going through. No, I don't. You're right. I don't. That's all it is. But let me just tell you, nestagmas is not caused from being upset. It's an involuntary jerkness of the eye caused by alcohol consumption. I'm not I haven't I haven't >> You said you were drinking over the weekend, right? >> But it's Tuesday. >> I I get it. So, you haven't had anything today. When's your last drink? >> Huh? >> When's the last time you had a drink? >> Sunday night. Monday night. >> Okay. I I still don't understand why they gave you a drug test. >> Was there drugs involved over the weekend? >> No, I don't do that. >> Okay. But why would they ask you to do a drug test? So, >> no, they just said that it's just procedure. So, they just wanted to make sure. Is this done at the hospital or at the police department? >> No, it was at my home. >> Okay. >> No, they just want >> Are you on probation at all? >> Okay. >> No, I I've never I don't have nothing on my record. >> Okay. So, the police department came to your house. >> Yes. They just want to make sure because my my ex-boyfriend had happened and then I put myself in the wrong predicament. And >> what kind of wrong predicament are you talking about? I didn't my I got told that I my friend I haven't seen them forever. I got told that they were good and I guess they have been drinking way more and they were driving my car. >> I learned my lesson from that. >> Yes, I learned my lesson from that. I haven't I haven't >> No, it's just everything all at once. And I understand, you know, >> it's just kind of weird they give you a drug test. >> No, they just wanted They said it's pro procedure. They just want to make sure is what they told me is what I got told. >> Yeah. >> It was clear she feared her secrets were about to be exposed. So the moment officers requested a search, she deliberately stalled and cast herself as the victim. >> Like I don't know. >> What? You don't know what? >> I just don't know what to do right now. It's just like everything has me all freaking out. I just >> I just I just don't know. So >> is there anything illegal in the car? >> Heck no. >> Can I look in there and make sure there isn't? There's nothing in there. >> Can I look to make sure? >> Okay, that's up to you. I'm just asking a question. >> So, she's in a car seat and everything. All good. >> Can I look in the rest? >> That's it. >> Can I look in the rest? >> That's it. >> Okay. Is yes or no? Can I look in the car? >> That's it. >> Yeah, it's it's going to be a yes or no. Here, stand over here. Don't go out in the road. >> I know. Okay, listen. >> Okay. >> I'm not doing anything. There's nothing in here. >> Okay. >> There's literally nothing in here. >> What is that? Your purse. >> My cow purse. Yes. >> Okay. You're acting like real strange now. I'm not. >> You are though. >> I'm not though. >> I'm embarrassed because this is literally all the clothes I have. >> I don't have anything. I've been through so much. >> What? You got a dog or a cat? I got a dog. >> Okay. Where's the dog at? >> My uncle's at home. Yes, I live with my uncle. >> What? >> And the officers had no intention of continuing this game of deflection. They moved quickly and decisively, taking full control of the situation that you don't want me to find. >> There's nothing in there. >> Can I look? >> There's nothing in there. >> Is it okay if I look? >> There's nothing in there. >> As I'm standing here, I'm getting alcohol coming off you now. >> There's nothing in there. >> Look it. We can play a game or I can just arrest you right now. >> I'm not playing a game. You are. >> I'm not. >> How much did you drink? It's hitting me in the face RIGHT NOW. >> I'M NOT. >> OKAY, we're done playing. >> I'm not playing games. Please don't. >> How much did you Then How much did you drink? >> I didn't. I'm not. You're lying. >> Where are you going? >> I'm not playing games. >> What are you after in here? >> Okay, stand back. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> THERE'S NOTHING IN HERE. >> I SEE IT. THERE'S NOTHING TO STOP. >> STOP RESISTING. THERE'S OPEN ALCOHOL RIGHT THERE. >> THERE IS. STOP FIGHTING ME. >> Please don't STOP FIGHTING. >> I'M NOT. >> STOP FIGHTING. >> Please not. >> You're drunk. >> NO, I'M NOT. >> STOP RESISTING. >> I'M not drunk. >> I'm not drunk. I'm not drunk. PLEASE DON'T. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M NOT DRUNK. >> I'M NOT DRUNK. >> You are. STOP. GET OUT. STOP RESISTING. [screaming] STOP. STOP. STOP RESISTING. >> Now you're relax. >> I'm not drunk. [screaming] >> Relax. >> Despite her child crying in fear nearby, her focus remained on her own freedom. Belief in an imagined sense of power fueled her screams, ignoring right and wrong unfolding in front of her. >> YEAH, I GOT I'M NOT DRUNK. CAN I please >> listen? You're scaring the hell out of your kid. Relax. >> Please, I can you please >> stop think about what you're doing to your kid. STOP. >> I'M NOT DRUNK. >> JUST RELAX. >> I'M NOT DRUNK. CAN I BLOW INTO the breathalyzer ON THAT DRUM? THIS HAS been in my car since then. CAN I BLOW? OKAY. >> CAN I BLOW? >> WELL, YOU'RE RESISTING. RELAX. BLOW. CAN I BLOW? CAN I BLOW? >> RELAX. >> CAN I BLOW? [screaming] >> RELAX. >> CAN I BLOW? >> RELAX. >> PLEASE. I DON'T WANT TO LOSE. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE RELAX. >> PLEASE. I HAVE PEE IN MY PANTS. JUST PLEASE. [screaming] I'M NOT I'M NOT I'M NOT IN MY CAR YET. >> RELAX. >> We're done. >> We're done. >> We're done. >> This is ALL THIS HAS ALL BEEN IN MY CAR SINCE [screaming] >> LISTEN TO WHAT YOU'RE DOING to your child. >> I know, but this is >> Well, then relax. You're scaring the hell out of your kid. >> BUT I'M SCARING MYSELF. THIS HAS ALL BEEN IN MY CAR. >> WELL, THEN WHEN WE RELAX. We'll settle it. Just relax. You got to look. Think about your child right now. and I tell you stop going in the car and you say no that's a problem and you go REACHING IN >> BUT THAT'S ALL BEEN IN MY CAR SINCE THIS IS HAPPENED >> well you're drinking today and it really smells coming off you now just relax >> listen I gave it a chance to be honest >> I told you stop reaching in your car >> and you kept doing it correct >> I understand >> okay then that's why it went south >> I understand I I understand. I understand. >> So, we put her in a cage. >> Please don't. >> Well, she went. She peed her pants. She kept reaching the car, told her not to. You can see the open open alcohol in there. She's been drinking. Tried to give her a break. She lied the whole time that she hasn't been, but she has. She got her child in the car. >> And then she resist. >> Everything found inside the vehicle became the very evidence that sealed her fate before the law. Officers could only look on with weary disbelief at yet another textbook case of imagined authority. >> City for the general fire alarm. >> The brother, she called her brother and he's been on his way from ransom or somewhere. >> Her weed mixed with pills. >> That's what's in there. >> Yeah. 312. >> Oh, look at this. Look at this. >> I don't know. I talked to the DCFS. >> Yeah, they just literally we dealt with her yesterday. She was in Well, the other day she was in a car with a guy that was drunk. She was drunk and the child was in that car. That was in Livingston County. >> Yeah. So, he said, "Go ahead and start a new incident on her." like I'm going to ding her with the PCS for those pills, the DUI, and uh resistance. >> She was later booked on DUI, drug possession, and obstruction charges. Child services stepped in and took temporary custody, marking her second incident in just 2 days. A minor mistake never stays minor when you choose to escalate it. The moment a driver starts arguing, challenging authority, or denying responsibility, the situation quickly shifts into something far more tense and controlled. Thanks for watching today's breakdown. Don't forget to like, leave a comment, and subscribe to L'Oreality 360 so you won't miss the next real life law enforcement encounters. Stay safe, respect the law, and see you in the next