This your policy to identify yourself and I'm going in the store. Don't touch me. >> You're not going. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> YOU'RE NOT. GET OUT THE CAR. I'm going to break. >> What are you doing? >> Out of the car. >> Some sovereign citizens don't just misunderstand the law. They build an entire fantasy around it. They reject authority, [music] twist basic rules, and act like confidence alone can replace reality. But the deeper that delusion goes, the harder [music] it collapses when real enforcement steps in. Here's what happens when sovereign citizens take delusion to another level. But first, let's start with a sovereign citizen who thought he was completely untouchable by law enforcement. >> Don't touch me. >> WHO ARE YOU? YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. >> YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. >> ON August 23rd, 2023, officers responded to a report of a man causing a disturbance inside a store. And from the moment they made contact, he was already shouting about not being touched, demanding badge numbers, and making it clear this was not going to stay a simple conversation. >> Hey, you can go back outside. >> DON'T TOUCH ME. DON'T TOUCH ME. WHO ARE YOU? YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU DON'T TOUCH ME. YOU DO NOT TOUCH ME. YOU DO NOT TOUCH. >> WHAT DO YOU MEAN? I'M NOT I'M NOT TRUST. THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW ME. >> STOP YELLING. >> DON'T WHO WHAT'S YOUR NAME AND BADGE NUMBER? >> STOP YELLING. >> SHOW ME YOUR BADGE NUMBER. YOU DON'T TOUCH MY PHONE. I'M TELLING YOU RIGHT NOW, >> YOU'RE GETTING IN TROUBLE, BRO. I'M DONE. HUH? FOR WHAT? >> FOR TRESPASSING. >> I'M NOT TRESPASSING. AND YOU CAN'T SOLICIT A TRESPASS. >> I'M TELLING YOU, THEY >> HAS TO BE IN WRITTEN. >> THEY DON'T WANT YOU HERE. >> THEY CAN'T DO NOTHING. HAS TO BE WRITTEN. >> THEY DON'T WANT you here. >> Has to come from corporate. >> They don't want you here. >> Has to come from corporate. >> It doesn't They don't have record. Record. >> They can tell me that they don't want you in the store. Do you understand that? >> Record. >> What is your name? >> I don't get my name. >> You don't get to get my name. What's your name and badge number? >> You touch me, you're in trouble. >> Name and badge number. IS YOUR BODY CAM ON? SURE IS. >> I'M glad it is. >> Hey, listen. >> NAME AND BADGE NUMBER. >> WE'RE GOING TO TALK LIKE WE'RE GOING to talk LIKE ADULTS. >> YOU DON'T touch me. >> Get your finger out of my face. >> You don't touch me. >> I'm telling you right now. >> And you touch my phone. That's an essential right now. >> YOU AIN'T TELLING me nothing. >> Listen to me. Calm down. >> From the first seconds, he kept raising his voice and arguing about trespass, authority, and store policy. And when he tried to push his way back inside, the situation shifted quickly as officers stepped in to stop him and regain control. >> Identify yourself. >> Listen to me. Okay. >> It's your policy to identify yourself. >> And I'm going in the store. >> Don't touch me. >> You're not going IN THE STORE. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING IN THE STORE. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING IN THE STORE. >> THEY DON'T EVEN KNOW ME. I'M GOING TO TASE YOU IN A SECOND. >> HEY, OFFICER. SAFETY. OFFICER, SAFETY. >> I GOT NOTHING. >> Going to tase you. >> You're hurting me. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop resisting. >> You know you're wrong. >> Stop resisting. >> You know you're wrong. >> Stop resisting. >> You know you're wrong, >> guys. >> I did not get took the shot. IT'S NOT EVEN IT'S NOT EVEN 10:00 in the morning. What are you doing? >> Where did I get this at? >> I did not get this at >> You're going TO BREAK MY ARM. >> RELAX. >> BREAK MY ARM, DUDE. >> OH, you're in trouble, buddy. >> Oh, yeah. >> Lost him. Trust me. >> Watch your glasses. That's right. >> Trust me, >> Conor. Get my piece. >> Guys, relax. >> Conor, my >> What is wrong with you? You don't touch me like that. >> You do not touch me. >> Can you relax? >> I do not get to concentrate seizures. >> Record, brother. >> I'm not resisting. >> I got no weapons. I got no weapons. I got no weapons. >> Good on that, son. >> I got no weapons. >> All right. Good. Come on. >> I got no weapons. >> Come on. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Come on. >> What am I being detained for? >> Let's go. >> Criminal trespass. >> YOU CAN'T GIVE ME CRIMINAL TRESPASS. >> WE JUST DID. >> YOU CAN'T. IT'S ILLEGAL. >> OKAY. IT'S ILLEGAL. YOU GOT TO GIVE ME A WARNING FIRST. >> YOU got >> You never GIVE ME A WARNING. >> FIVE WARNINGS. >> YOU KICKED ME OUT. YOU TOUCHED ME. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. >> HAVE A SEAT. >> HOLD ON. TYRANT, >> have a seat. >> You >> have A SEAT. >> NAME AND BADGE NUMBER. >> HAVE A SEAT. STOP. >> TER, GET OVER HERE WITH A PHONE. >> GET OVER HERE. >> GET OVER HERE. >> JESUS. Once he was placed under arrest and moved to the patrol vehicle, his tone changed, but the cooperation still didn't come as he continued complaining about the cuffs, the arrest, and what officers had done. While staff inside began giving more context about the disturbance that led up to it, >> please. >> Please custody here. We're secure at this time. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Yes, ma'am. I want you to know that I've been in the store and I want you to know that these people were here intentionally knowing that you were coming and causing a scene. >> Yep. I know some children like to do that sometimes. >> Okay. So, he asked me to let you know. Okay. They're doing it intentionally for whatever reason. I don't know. >> Thank you. >> But whatever. >> I appreciate you. >> Name badge number, sir. >> Can I get your name, please? >> No. >> Okay. Well, then no. >> You okay, sir? Can you roll down the window for me, please? >> You need any kind of medical attention? >> I I I >> No, you you've caused enough of a disturbance. I'm not going to roll the window down. >> I'm not going to say two words, sir. I just >> I don't believe you. Okay, >> sir. I'm telling you the truth. >> Okay. >> Please roll down the window. >> The second you say a word, it's going up. >> All right, fine. Just leave the window down, please. Thank you. >> I need a breeze. >> Can you I'm loosening this one up, please. Don't break my wrist. >> Yeah, in a moment. >> Sir, it's it's Sir, sir, it really hurts. like a scale on at on a scale of nine right now. >> Okay. Give me give me a minute. Okay. If you cooperated with me, we wouldn't be in this situation right now. >> You had no right touching. >> Okay. Well, that's where you wrong. >> Body cams on, right? You have no right to touch me. >> We told you touch me. >> We told you you weren't allowed back in the store. >> You can't You can't solicit a trespass >> and you went into the store. >> They don't even know me, sir. >> Well, they don't want you in there. It's a private business. >> They didn't tell me that. >> Okay. To make They did not tell me. >> Listen. To make things go quicker. They >> did not tell me, sir. >> Okay. To make things go quicker, can I get your name and birthday, please? and I'll give you my Am I being under arrest, sir? Am I under arrest? >> You're under arrest? Yes. >> Even as things slowed down, he still refused to make the process easy, holding back basic information and continuing to argue over whether anyone had the right to trespass him at all, instead of simply moving the situation forward. >> Listen, I'm not here. >> I know. I know. I I want to figure out what's going on here. Okay. >> What's going on here? >> Well, hang on. Let me read you something first. Since you're cussy, I don't want to ask any questions. Okay? I'm gonna read I'm gonna read you your rights. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And I'm gonna remain silent. >> Once you're giving me my brand, I'm remaining silent. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm not going to ask any questions about what's going on here then. I I don't know why you're here or why there's an issue going on. >> I came in here for a reason, but I'm not going to say the reason now. >> That's fine. Well, yeah. I mean, I >> I've been identified by the store manager, too. >> The store manager don't know me. >> I know who he is. I >> No, this guy over here. >> Oh. You guys both have trespass warrants. >> Oh, okay. >> It has to come from corporate. We cor It's not from corporate. It's from the store manager themselves. >> Yeah. It's from the US police department. >> No. >> Yes, it is. It's going through court. >> Yep. And we're going to win. >> No. Not 32. I have one by name. >> What? >> We're what? >> I'm suing you first of all. >> Okay. I'm suing you. >> Okay. >> You're a last of Lincoln Ocean. Charles King Sam first of Tracy Tom Robert Adam Charles Yankee Middle D 825 1969 >> you do not have domain over me >> you don't have domain over you stopped my right of movement >> I was not detained >> at that time I was not detained when you stop right >> in handcuffs he leaned even harder into those beliefs talking about rights movement lawsuits and how the case would not hold up but the longer he talked the harder it became to separate those claims from what had already been captured on camera. >> I don't know what that means. >> Means that you asked them to trespass. >> I didn't ask them anything. >> Investigator. >> I don't think he did. >> They can't trespass. She never warned me. She never told me. She never spoke two words to me. >> She can trespass. >> She can, but she never said anything to me. >> Okay. But investigator Guzak did. >> No, he didn't identify himself first until after he pushed me. >> Can you keep it down a little bit, please? Okay. >> I'm so angry right now. >> I understand. All right. But I don't understand. If you're going to yell, I'm just going to roll the window up. I don't do yelling. Okay. >> It's not even noon on a Wednesday. I don't I don't do yelling. >> Sir, can you please please help me with this handcuff on my left wrist? >> I will. We're going to go back in a minute. Sir, >> my wrist is killing me right now. >> Okay. Well, handcuffs aren't comfortable. I know that firsthand. >> Is there any way I can turn my wrist or just loosen it? >> I loosen the not going anywhere. I can't even move my I can't even move my wrist. >> Okay. Well, I'll loosen up when uh when we get back. my wrist. I can't move my hands. Can you just undo it and then redo it? >> Can you do that for me? >> Look at that, sir. Look at that. >> I know. >> Do the wrist. >> Better. >> Yes. A lot better. >> Hang on. Let me Let me So, you got to tighten it up. So, I'm not going Let me lock it so it doesn't tighten. Tracy LS, 53, was ultimately charged with resisting arrest and criminal trespass. But before meeting our next sovereign citizen, let's take a look at the rebellious woman who ended up behind bars over a $2 stolen item. >> You guys take a stand today. >> What? For what? >> Freedom of speech. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET CHARGED WITH DAMAGES IF YOU KEEP BANGING. On September 27th, 2025, a Florida officer was in the middle of a routine traffic stop when a nearby store employee flagged him down and reported that a woman in a blue jeep had just left with unpaid merchandise, turning one ordinary stop into something else entirely. >> Turn the car off. >> You got your ID on you? >> Not today. I have to go to the DMV and get a brand new one, but I have a picture of it and I can show you a picture of it and I have my insurance and I have my birth certificate and my social security with me today. >> All right, that's fine. You mind getting that out for me? >> Yes, I do. >> I had to step out back and grab it. >> Beautiful. >> 278. Another minute. I already know I was >> just hang tight. >> Reference is dropped something on top. >> I got you. Is this the only thing you took? >> That's the only thing. And they saw me. She saw me. >> Is there a reason you took it or just >> cuz I can't find my card. >> I got you. >> And I don't have my wallet Apple ID yet. But I was just going to get the money right back eventually. But guess what? I have changed. I'll be put on my other trucker. So, I can't grab that either. So, you guys can just return that and I'll find something else because I have cash. It's in my account. I can show it to you. >> I I know who you are. You're familiar. >> Okay. So, I can give you the money. >> When officers made contact, she didn't deny taking the item. Instead, she tried to explain it away, saying she had lost her wallet, had money in her account, and planned to come back and pay for it later. Even showing them her bank balance as if that would undo what had already happened. >> All right, call him cuz I can tell him to give him the money. Come on. >> All right, call him. >> What's up? Have you talked to him yet or no? >> I'll call him, but he's going to want to press. >> All right. Do you mind just getting him on the phone? >> I'll be right back. >> All right. Cuz I give you the money. Yeah, I'm with the suspect and my 1050 at the same time. >> I'm showing my bank account cuz now I'm shaking and I need to smoke cuz that's my medicine. >> And just get here as soon as you can. >> And also I don't have that cuz I lost my I lost my ball. I think I knew everything. That's my goal. >> You used to live by the compound, right? >> No, actually never. >> With your boyfriend? >> No. >> At a house over there. >> I used to mow that yard. >> Yeah. >> What's this? my bank account to show you that I have the money. I just lost my wallet. >> I got you. I mean, you got to understand that just because you know >> Well, that's what we have to do. We have to take a stand. Well, I'm doing this right here. >> All right. We have to take a stand today. >> What? For what? >> Freedom [music] of speech. >> I got you. >> Decent credit. >> All right. You mind just stepping out real quick? Walk back here real fast. >> Yeah. You mind just taking your bag off on me real quick? >> Yeah. But I get shaky, so I can't do anything cuz I have anxiety. >> Does the traffic stop have anything to do with the 33? >> No. >> Okay, go handle that. I'll take over here. >> She stole >> She stole the cookies thing and they want to She did and they want to pursue charges. >> This This one. >> The woman sitting on the other side of the arrest. >> They want to pursue. >> Yep. >> So you guys already caught me at my house. >> Caught you at your house? >> Yes. >> What are you talking about? >> What do you mean caught your This is all her information and then this is what she took. >> Okay. >> And I have the digital wallet. I can pay for it. I can give you something else. You guys can return it. >> You can do whatever you >> product has already been stolen. >> Well, then I can pay you for it or your >> go over that way. Go hand go handle your traffic stop. >> As the conversation continued, she kept leaning on broad ideas about choice and personal freedom. But once officers realized she was no longer just talking and might be moving away from the scene, they stepped in and made it clear she was no longer free to control how this was going to go. >> I don't know where my wallet is. So, I'm getting a new ID tomorrow, I guess, because B&B is not open today. I am going to the bank. I already did that. I have a digital wallet and my phone, which I didn't feel like doing because that takes way too long to do. So, I'm waiting for my car to come in. It's going to mail it to my mom's house cuz I don't get my mail at my parents house. And that's it. And I have the money. I can trade trade trade it out. >> Okay. >> I have the money. I showed you my bank account. I can show you my bank account as well. >> That's okay. It's neither here nor there because a crime had already committed. >> How much? >> Where's the owner so me and him can talk so we can figure it out cuz I have the money. >> Yeah, that's a great question. >> I have the money. >> Is this your friend or >> can I talk to the owner? >> He doesn't want you trespass. >> Oh, well then I won't come back. Okay. But >> so this is your product? >> Yes. >> Okay. You can sit down. >> Do you want me to get right here? >> No. >> Stand up. >> For what? >> You're going to be detained. >> Cuz I got up. >> Yeah. >> Appreciate your cooperation at this point. >> Well, one last test, right? >> Huh? >> Well, I need a smoke cuz you're making my anxiety go up. >> I don't need to give you a >> Well, you do eventually. No, I don't. >> Eventually. >> No, I didn't. >> I need my water. >> Even then, her explanations only became harder to follow, shifting between excuses, side stories, and claims that didn't bring the situation any closer to being resolved. While officers kept trying to pull the focus back to the theft itself. >> What's your name? >> Yell at him. >> What's your name? >> Wait, why is Jordan? >> Jordan. Okay, Jordan. I'm John. >> I didn't yell at him. I didn't yell at him. He was far away and >> I'm trying to stop. Let him >> Well, I didn't I was talking to you. >> That doesn't matter. You just yelled at an old friend. >> Jordan, what what's with the attitude? I mean, I'm I'm not >> Because that's attitude, but you just did to him. I'm sorry. I don't want >> Okay, understand that we're investigating the fact that you committed a crime and you telling us you >> $2. I can make a fair. >> Okay. What if I were to take something from your house that's worth $2? >> Take it all. You guys already did. Take it all. >> That's That's a really great mindset, but Okay. >> Right. It is a great mindset. Take it all. You guys already did. I'm not being serious. But >> no, you guys already did. >> Look, doesn't matter if it's $2, $1, $5, a penny. If it doesn't belong to you, can't just take it and say, "Oh, I'm going to come back and pay you later." >> I'm tuning you out. >> Okay, that's fine. You tuned me out. I mean, you already told us what you did, so >> I did tell you guys and it's $2. I didn't call the box on them. I got the owner instead. >> I mean, that's You know, you really should call us if somebody steals. >> That's not what you do. >> That is what you do. >> No. No, not at all. You just make a fair trade and you talk to the owner. >> That's not That's I mean, if you know the owner, Here's the thing. That's if you know the owner and you want to do that before taking it. >> You can negotiate a trade with somebody. That's not how >> That's how nice I am. >> Okay. But that's not how businesses work. That's how you can negotiate a trade with somebody you know before taking something. But you don't just go into a place and take something and then say you're going to come back and pay them later. That's >> how you the owner. >> That's theft. >> Well, that's when you just talk to the owner. >> Officers explained to her again that it didn't matter whether the item was worth $2 or whether she claimed she meant to return with the money later because once she walked out without paying, the crime had already been committed. And the more they had to repeat that point, the less willing she seemed to accept it. >> I'm talking. You're going to stop talking. You're going to listen. This is a crime scene. You don't dictate how this goes. We do. >> Okay. >> Do you understand that? You don't tell us how to do our job. >> So then hurry it up and can I go across the street in the shade instead? >> You were sitting in the shade. >> Fire department over here. >> Okay. Do you have any medical issues that would cause you to have a heart attack? heart attack. >> How did I give you a heart attack? >> Because I don't like you guys. >> Well, I'm sorry you don't like me. I think I I'm a very nice guy. >> Something I have low blood sugar. >> Hey, I'm going to pull my car over here. >> Do you really have low blood sugar? You're just saying that. >> You know, I really really do. I need >> Hey, >> she just said that she's got low blood sugar. She needs to eat something. >> Wait, I'm shaking. >> Okay. Yeah. Call for a medic. >> Okay. Do a blood sugar check. Stand up. We'll go stand by my car. >> Help me up >> because the shade's over there. Okay. Thank you. >> As I explained to you over there twice, you do not dictate how this goes. >> Well, thank you for putting me in the shade at least with this little sun spraying off. >> I mean, like I said, I'm a nice guy. I'm not an [ __ ] >> Call up the paramedics. >> They're already on their way. You requested >> that works. They can look at my eyeballs. >> What do they need to look at your eyeballs for? >> Well, I can't do anything else. >> They can take my low blood sugar >> and that's what they're going to do. Regardless, Jordan, my partner here, he's dictating how this goes. This is our crime scene. That you you blatantly told us that you committed a crime. Doesn't matter if it's a misdemeanor. It doesn't matter if it's $2. It doesn't matter if you were planning to come back and pay them later. You're telling us you told that that's not how that's not how a business works. Okay? My partner is going to be the one to say how this goes. if he decides to let you off and give you >> Jordan. I I don't like having to repeat myself. So, I'm gonna speak like this and if you hear me, you hear me. If you don't hear me, that's on you. I'm not going to repeat myself anymore. >> By that point, officers made it clear that she did not control the investigation. And when she began raising medical concerns and asking whether family could come help, they still had to deal with the larger issue in front of them. She was not in a condition to drive and there was no safe way to simply send her on her way >> with the police department. Um calling in regards to your daughter uh >> remind me your name. >> Jordan. >> Jordan. I was the officer that came out with DCF like that very brief moment. I don't know if you recall. So I'm kind of familiar with what's going on. So she got caught stealing down here at Bayside Lakes. Um, >> yeah, she uh we walked into the uh tobacco store, asked to see something. They showed it to her, she took it and walked out. >> But I need somebody to help her get somewhere else because she cannot drive in the state that she's in. >> She she is all over the place, sporadic. Um, you know, she's she's appears to be intoxicated. My question is, if you if you or your husband are able to come help out, I can give her a court date. Otherwise, I'm I'm going to have to for the safety of the public, I'm going to have to take her. >> Okay. >> All right. Sounds good. Ma'am, >> can I go home? >> Can my mom come and pick me up so I can go do that? >> She can't. >> Can my stepdad come pick me up? >> He can't. >> So, can you guys just follow me home or can you drive me home? >> No, I can't have you driving right now. I'm going to place you under arrest. Okay. and we're going to go to jail. >> Yeah, it's it's for two weeks. Would you mind being on a transport? I >> All right, Jordan. Uh, unfortunately, the only female officer we have on ship right now is going to another call, priority call. So, we are going to search you. Gota >> um I want to go home. my mom. >> I can give Kendall a call. See if maybe she did another transport later for this, but um see what she wants me to do. He could just transport her. I'll have to just go in the store and get some uh see if they have the camera in the front. >> No, if you need to, you can tilt sideways. She was ultimately charged with resisting an officer without violence and a $500 bond was later posted on her behalf. Now, let's turn our attention to an arrogant driver who confidently insisted that the police had no right to tell him what to do. >> I'm not getting out. >> You're not telling me what I'm doing. >> Sir, >> who do you think you are? >> Step out. >> Don't do that with the dogs here. >> Okay, then don't do this. >> On February 16th, 2024, police stopped a car for running a red light. The driver's self-proclaimed authority quickly escalated the situation into a much more complicated matter. >> Hello. How are you? >> Good. How are you doing? >> I'm good, thank you. >> What is the purpose for you pulling you over? >> The purpose for me pulling you over is because you ran through that red light. >> Oh, I did. >> You did? Yes, sir. >> It wasn't yellow. >> No, sir. It was probably red. >> No, it was. >> Yes. Do you have your license? >> No. Actually, uh, we're not going to do that. So, um, >> sorry. >> I don't know how to explain this to you, but I don't need to give you any identification. >> Okay. Yes, you do. I'm requesting for your driver's license. >> Okay. >> So, we're not doing this. Okay. I'm requesting for your driver's license. >> For what? What crime was committed? >> Because I'm conducting a traffic enforcement. >> What crime was committed, though? >> You broke a traffic enforcement. You ran through a red light. >> That's for a CDL. I don't know. >> I'm sorry. This individual refuses to provide identification, claiming they don't need a driver's license and will not comply with traffic laws. The situation escalates further when they remain inside the vehicle using a dog as a pretext to obstruct police action. >> Okay. Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out of the vehicle. >> Step out for me. >> That's not happening. >> That's not happening. >> All right, sir. >> That's not happening. Take your hands off of me. >> Step out for me. >> I'm not stepping out. I got a dog here. Dude, call for backup, bro. See my back above. >> All right. Step out. >> I'm not getting out. >> You're not telling me what I'm doing, >> sir. We're not doing this. >> No. Wait. You damn straight. We're not. >> We're not doing this. >> Get your hands off of me. >> Step out. >> Get your hands off of me. >> I'm telling you. One more time. Step the >> Who do you think you are? >> Step out. >> Don't do that with the dogs here. >> Okay, then. Don't do this. >> Don't do it. >> Don't do this. >> Don't do it with the dog here. >> Step out. >> Don't do it with the dogs here. >> Step out. >> What are you doing? I have a dog. >> Get out of the car. Get the out of the car. Get the out of the car. >> What are you doing? >> Out of the car. >> On the ground. >> At this point, the driver may start to regret how quickly he called for backup. The response from assisting officers arrives almost immediately, leaving him with no time to react or regain control of the situation. >> That's my dog. >> Yeah, I can adult over here. Roll over to the other side. >> You made a big mistake. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> I can't believe that. >> I can't believe you just punched me in the face. >> You're 100% right. I did. You pushed my hand off the freaking >> You want to try and get the dog back in the front door? Hey. >> Hey. Hold up. Hey. Hey. Where? Come on. Come here. Come on. Load up. Come on. Come on. >> A funny detail stands out. While he resists officers, his dog is far more obedient. If he had acted like his own pet, things might never have escalated. When given a final chance to cooperate, he still refuses, escalating the situation further. >> David. >> Yeah. >> Listen to me. >> Don't listen to me. >> I am giving you one opportunity to take care of your dog. Who can we call to get that daughter? >> All right, let me let me let me tell you something. >> Okay. >> I come from Massachusetts. >> That's fine. >> I've been down here for 2 years. >> Okay. >> I'm living inside my car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> My girl and my baby live in another state and I'm paying for their rent and all their other. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, I do not have anyone that I can call right now off hand. You can come get the dog. >> Actually, maybe I can call someone from work. I work at ABC over there. >> We're going to call animal control. Okay. >> Let me call Let me Can I call someone from work though? >> How fast can they get here? >> They live down the street. >> Down street. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is your phone in the car? >> Yep. >> I think so. >> Hold on a second. >> The individual is facing severe financial difficulties. This makes him susceptible to being influenced by and believing in the illusory citizenship theories found online, which are used to evade legal costs. Later, the police searched the vehicle and found dangerous weapons. Heat. Heat. Thank you. >> So I just saw one of >> Thank god he didn't grab that hammer. >> Yeah, he had two shot. >> He had a knife, too. And there. So this guy started fighting with you. So >> what's the deal with animal control? because the dog's a little bit aggressive. >> Oh, no, no. I'm saying, are they like >> they're 108? Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, you can turn that off now. We're just waiting for animal control and stuff. >> Okay. >> I'm going to read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the Do you understand the rights I have read to you? >> Yes, ma'am. Maybe, sir. He was charged with violent resistance and fined for failing to stop at a red light, not having proof of insurance, and not displaying his vehicle registration. Next is a reckless driver who fled the scene and used his Mercedes to ram into an officer only to be taught a harsh lesson he never saw coming. >> HIT ME WITH A CAR AND AN OFFICER. ON April 12th, 2026, in Sweetwater, Florida, a woman allegedly entered a liquor store while intoxicated. The situation became even more tense when the female driver recklessly fled the scene. >> Ma'am, a little bump with the car she went in there 34. She apparently said that she was intoxicated. She locked herself in the car. >> Watch out. >> Open the Open. Ma'am, >> hold dear. >> Ma'am, are you okay? >> Stop the car. Stop the >> Watch out. Watch out. Hold on. I'll be in front. Locking herself inside the vehicle was only the first act of defiance. The situation takes a far more serious turn when she suddenly speeds away, striking an officer in the process. A tense pursuit begins immediately. >> Alpha Hotel 526. Alpha Alpha Hotel 526. Just hit one verify your car. Do you need higher? >> I'm here. Do you still have visual? >> Hold the air. We got her here at the corner. She hit me with the vehicle, too. >> Stop the car. >> Get out. I'm going to break the window. I'm going to break the window. Get out. Get out the car. I'm going to break. >> Get the out the car. Let's go. >> HIT ME WITH A CAR AND AN OFFICER IN THE OTHER CAR. Josh 231. >> I'm a female for a pat dog. Let me go. >> Even the police and passers by could have been victims of this reckless driver if the police hadn't risked their lives to stop her. Then her arrogance reached an even higher peak. >> I need to talk to a sergeant. >> I need to talk to a sergeant right now. >> I need to talk to a sergeant right now. >> Was she 34 with >> right now? There. >> You guys are rookies. >> She's intoxicated. I tried. >> No, you're a rookie. She hit me with rookies. >> She clipped. Get the out of my face. I need >> to go over there and get the information for the person that she was 34 right now. >> I play my sexually intoxicated. So I >> No, no, you didn't. No, you didn't. >> No, you didn't. Eddie, >> I play my faith. You want to put him back in the car? >> She's wait for fire rescue. Uh, >> cuz she she's bleeding a lot >> because you guys throw me down to the floor. What do you expect? You [ __ ] man. Look. Can you please help me? Can you please help me? >> Just stay there, man. You guys are the worst, man. 24 you right now. Let's charge you. They should be open. >> Can I talk to Eddie right now? >> You guys, you guys. >> Who are me? She displays a condescending and arrogant attitude, dismissing lower ranking officers and demanding to speak to higher authorities in an attempt to apply pressure while completely denying that she used her vehicle to strike anyone. Moments later, her demeanor shifts as regret sets in and she breaks down in tears. >> They hurt me. >> Okay, listen. Listen, listen, listen. What's going on? >> What hurts, mama? What hurts? >> Everything. >> Okay. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Do you want to go to the hospital? >> They hurt me. >> Okay. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> Get away from me. Can you get them away? >> Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. Listen. >> Can you get them away from me, please? Can you get them away from me, please? >> What's your name, dear? >> Look. Can you get them away? They're They're showing the lights. Can you please help me? >> Listen. The light is so that we can see what's going on with you. What hurts you? >> Everything hurts. Okay. Do you want to go to the hospital? >> No. >> Are you sure? >> No. No. You're good. >> Okay. Sorry about going to check your vital signs. Can we check your vital signs? >> Can you get me off? >> Yeah. >> Can you please give me one of those? >> What happened? >> They hurt me. They hurt me. They really hurt me. >> But what happened? >> They hurt me. They hurt me. Can you breathe? Let me go down this way. We really need to I need to call my parents. I need to call my my husband. Please check some vital signs. Okay. Please let me know. >> Do you remember what happened? >> They they took me. >> Who's they? >> The police officer. >> What was going on? Why did they take you? >> They took me out of nowhere. >> Okay. Granny, do you have any do you have any medical problems? >> No. >> Do you have any allergies to medication? >> Iodine. Iodine. >> Okay. Hey, please take me away from them. >> Do you drink Do you drink any medicine? >> No. >> Fire and rescue crews arrive to assess her injuries, but she shifts tactics, crying, exaggerating her condition and trying to recast herself from an aggressor into a victim of so-called police brutality. >> Please do not talk to me. >> I'm so sorry. >> Ready? very loud music. >> They did not help me at all. [screaming] Please get me off of this. I'm not a criminal. Please get me off of this. >> Give me the hang >> on. You guys are monsters. People ever >> ready? >> No. No. No. Don't talk to me. Please do not. I please defend. I need my parents and my family right now. I need my family right now. >> You have a case. >> Yeah. Get it and remember to put it on the >> If I die tonight, >> listen to me. >> If I die tonight, >> man. I die tonight. >> Oh my god. >> Randy, >> I need to ask you again. Do you want to go to the hospital? Yes or no? >> I need my family right now. >> Okay. I need my family right now. >> They're not here right now. >> Can you call my family? >> Can you call my family, please? >> Can you call my family, please? >> Can you call the Can you call >> 33, please? The woman was arrested and faces multiple charges related to driving under the influence of alcohol and assaulting a law enforcement officer with her vehicle. Next, meet a dumb woman who believed she understood the law better than the police themselves. >> You just told me I was going to jail. So, what do you mean? >> I need my attorney and I need you to call my job. >> On August 28th, 2025, police stopped a woman for having her license plate incorrectly placed and her car windows excessively tinted. >> Hey, good morning. How are you? I'm officer saga police. Reason I pulled you over is cuz the window tint and there's not a readable license plate that's in the back. So that one that's in the back window over here, you can't read it. It's got to be affixed to the back of the vehicle. Yeah, you can read it once you're up on it, but the state of Ohio's law requires that it's affixed to the back of the vehicle where the plate's supposed to go. It can't be obstructed through the tinted window. Okay. >> That's not what I'm >> Okay. I can write you the site and you can argue it in court if you'd like to. >> Okay. Are you the registered owner of the vehicle? You have a valid driver's license. You have insurance on the vehicle? >> Okay. Do you have insurance for you as a person? Where are you headed to this morning? >> Where's work? >> Where are you coming from? >> All right. While you look for that, I'll be right back. >> Under Ohio law, this would typically be considered a minor traffic violation. However, things take an unexpected turn when officers run her driver's license and uncover a serious issue. You're suspended since it looks like it looks like from about a year ago that you've been suspended. Okay, you are suspended. So, I need you to shut the vehicle off for me. >> Put your hands up on the steering wheel. >> Why are you opening my door? >> Because you're getting out of the vehicle. >> Why opening my door? >> Because you are under arrest. Okay. >> For what? What are you arresting me for? >> Driving under suspension. >> Okay. I didn't know it was suspended. >> Give me your left hand. >> I didn't know it was suspended. >> Give me your left hand. They're arresting me apparently. >> All right, stop. >> Yeah, cuz I did I didn't call it. My license was suspended. Step out. >> Can you please call my job and call Jack? >> Can you please step out? >> Hey, I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. I'm giving you a lawful order to step out of the vehicle. Come on. >> Driving with a suspended license, DUS, is a misdemeanor in the US, giving officers legal grounds to arrest the driver and impound the vehicle on the spot. Yet she refuses to comply, forcing officers to take firm, decisive action. >> Ma'am, step out of the car. >> It's um >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car now. Get out of the car. >> Y'all can't be doing that. >> Get out of the car. >> You literally just told me I was going to jail. So, what the [ __ ] do you mean? >> Hey, are you going to get out of the car? >> Get off of me. >> Are you going to get out of me? >> Get out of the car. >> Get off of me. I CAN'T DO ANYTHING. Can you please me? YOU ARE HURTING ME. >> WOW. >> STOP. >> WOW. >> Now >> I'm telling you, you hurting me. And look how you doing me. LIKE YOU PLEASE CALL MY MOM. >> GO AHEAD. >> Let's walk back to the car. You now have >> I just You now you now you now have another charge of obstructing. Okay. >> How? Because we g we gave you plenty of opportunities. >> Cuz I'm talking cuz I'm talking. >> Man, you were given multiple lawful orders to exit the vehicle. >> What the You're always on some [ __ ] Always. When a mother black, you always on some [ __ ] every time. And never fail. And I'm pretty sure you looked up his name and that's the reason you pull me over. Racist. >> I'm going hell. You don't have to keep pulling on a goddamn handcuff. You for real. >> You don't do what you want. I do. I do. >> After a struggle, officers successfully restrain the suspect, but she remains anything but compliant. She even accuses the officers of racial bias against her. Later, while seated in the patrol vehicle, her attitude only becomes more defiant and boastful. >> All y'all do is harmful as don't y'all have enough cases on y'alling hands to be aggressive with somebody like that? Be for real. Y'all acting cops. Be tooing cocky for me. You can't do what you want. It's I can by law. Like for real, do you not know your rights, love? Like come on now. >> No, your rights ended when when you are a suspended driver and you're operating a vehicle on the street. >> Attorney, not you, love. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. >> If you're going to keep making >> I would like to talk to my attorney, not you. >> I'm not asking you any question. >> Leave me alone. Stop talking to me then. Stop talking. Period. I don't want to hear your voice. >> Going through my car. You're not even allowed to go through my car, bro. Like, you're breaking so many of my rights. This is crazy. >> Taking me to jail cuz I didn't know that my license was what a you know an opportunity for you. >> I hope you was recording too. I hope your body cam was on. Why? >> Uh I'm not too sure. >> Can you ask him to turn it back on? >> No, you're under arrest. >> Okay, that doesn't make no difference. I'm allowed to make a phone call. Like what? >> Not allowed to. >> But I am. >> You are not. >> But I am like what is in my rights that I'm at least allowed to make one phone call? Like, what the heck? >> I'm not watching YouTube. I know my rights. I read, love, >> you you can you can make your phone call when you get to the county jail. >> Uh, no. I'm allowed to make my phone call whenever I decide to. You're you allowed to provide me a phone to make my phone call as soon as you put these handcuffs on me and I'm under arrest. That is the law. >> It's not. >> It is. Like, it's literally under Never mind. Let me be quiet. Let me wait till I get to my attorney cuz Oh, I can't wait. I can't wait. I'm pretty sure y'all didn't read y'all [ __ ] Y'all get through a fast ass training. >> Shoot to kill, right? [laughter] My down time, I read a lot, baby. I know a lot. >> She demands a lawyer to defend her case. But it's doubtful anyone would take it given how clear the violations are. Soon after, regret sets in as she breaks down in tears. But by then, it's already too late. >> Man, I need you to call my job. >> And what about her? They're going to take me to jail cuz he's mad cuz I didn't get out the car. >> Can I get her out of jail today? >> Um, that's going to be something that you're going to have to call the Summit County Jail on. We I don't I don't know how they're how their stuff works >> for a traffic violation. >> No, it's not a traffic viol. I mean, she's getting cited for the traffic violation. That's what this piece of paper is. But the other piece of paper, this this is >> this is for obstructing. >> Pull me out the vehicle. Now I'm obstructing a arrest. Like be for real. >> Yeah. Talk to her. >> No. >> You literally pulled me out the car. >> Ready to pull up. This is going This is happening here. >> Like you like come on. Not >> want to talk to her about >> Can you please call my attorney too? >> Can you please call my attorney in my job because this is ridiculous. He pulled me out the car talking about I'm a resisting arrest. >> You set the time right now. Listen, >> I need my attorney and I need you to call my job. >> All right. >> Go for my job. I'm telling you, my hand is going numb and I can't feel it. Can you please loosen this up? >> Okay, he will. >> I can't feel my hand, babe. Calm down. >> It hurts. Like, I literally cannot feel it. >> Oh my god. This is crazy. >> All right, [snorts] let me get >> This is crazy. If I have to go to the hospital because of this, I swear to God. Bro, >> stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I can't feel my hand, babe. I literally can't. Listen, listen. The guy is here. They're going to take they're going to loosen up right now. They're here. They're right behind you. All right. Now, calm down. Calm down. Calm down. And listen to me. Calm down. No more. Finally, the woman was arrested and charged with resisting arrest and a suspended license. After harassing restaurant staff, this entitled woman apparently decided it was the perfect day to pick a fight with the police. >> Order. That's not a lawful order. That's not I know I know my role. >> I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. Just because you have a badge does not mean it's waffle ordered. >> On March 5th, 2026, officers were dispatched to a local restaurant after reports came in about a disruptive customer causing a scene. >> Could you kind of tell me a little bit what happened um from your side of the story? From your point of view? >> I've seen it when it when it happened. >> Okay. >> We just our daughter, her sister. >> Okay. >> We came over here to have a nice little lunchon and everything. We've never dealt with a funeral before. Sure. You know, >> you know, we came here and everything because we always come here. The only thing I saw was her starting to yell at the waitress because the waitress told her, "You're not allowed to bring outside drinks in here." She started yelling at her. She told her straight up, you know, the waitress told her straight up, I have, you know, certain regulations and rules that I have to follow. You need to follow them, too. >> Okay. >> She started, well, why are you talking to me like this? Why this? Why that? >> He told her, Katrina, you need to stop. >> Okay. Her name's Katrina. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> So, we left it alone. Then she went back out there. >> That individual identifying as her name. So she was out here talking to the waitress. So he came out talking to her. Look, you need to knock it off this, this, and that. >> Then she's like, "It's always me. It's always me." She comes out here and she was getting pretty much thrown out by the guy and everything. He was trying to get her off out of here. She's like, "He's touching me. He shouldn't be touching me." >> Stuff like that. So, I came out and I talked to her. I said, "Look, it's not a good day for anybody." >> Officers spoke with Katrina's family, but even her own parents couldn't excuse her behavior. Officers then turned their attention to Katrina herself, moving in to gather more information. >> I need to talk to you about what happened. What happened? >> I'm asking you what happened. >> I was pushed off the property and I was trying to have a lunchon for my my sister who just >> Okay. Can I have you roll down the window a little bit, please? >> Windows down. >> Okay. But here's >> I don't need you to try to open your hand or put your hand in my window try to unlock the window. >> I'm not going to do that. I would like to talk to you respectfully and I'm giving you a lawful order and I don't want to make it worse in front of your kid. >> Lawful order about what? >> Putting your window down. >> That's not a lawful order. >> It is. >> I know my rights. That's not a lawful order. >> It is. >> I My window's down, is it not? >> Put it down, please. >> It's down. >> Your kid is crying. >> Put my window down. >> Okay. So, why are why are you acting like this? I just lost my sister and I was literally pushed out of Hills restaurant for no reason. >> That's not what I'm hearing. >> What are you hearing then? >> I'm hearing that you brought in outside food and that's not >> my daughter's bottle. I brought my my daughter's bottle. >> Stop yelling. Quit being disorderly. >> A bottle is disorderly. Come on. >> Nope. Didn't say that. If you would actually listen. >> I'm listening because I sat there and said, "Oh, a bottle. That's why it's disorderly." It's cuz I >> Okay. They have regulations and stipulations that they have to follow and she asked you to follow those rules. They want they had to put them on the door. In order for me to comply with them, they had to put them on the door. They was not on the door. So, listen. >> I'm trying to, but you're being you're being disorder. >> Okay. Okay. That's far enough right here. Right here. Right here. >> Okay. There's no need to act like this. >> Put your hand Put your hand on my >> There's no need to act like this. >> It's not. But you're talking about an order. If that was an order for them publicly, cuz that's a public that should be on their door. >> I'm giving you a lawful order. They have their business rules up at their business rules. Literally, I I need to talk to you because I talked to her and I'm giving you the chance to give your story. >> My My dad's right there. That's my biological father. That's my mother right there. I haven't even got a cup of water yet. They didn't want to serve me. >> Okay. >> I left. Yes, I was belligerent. I've made videos. It doesn't matter. I can't I have that right because it's right. Freedom of speech. Freedom of >> You have freedom of speech, but when you start to bother other people in the restaurants, that is disability. >> I I left as soon as they said leave. I literally left as soon as they You can sit there and show they will show you the the video. I left as soon as they said leave. I didn't I was not in there harassing me. >> From behind her car window, Katrina kept invoking freedom of speech as if it excused the chaos around her. While her attitude only grew worse, officers stayed remarkably patient, working to diffuse the situation without escalating it. >> How am I being condescending? Please tell me >> how you're acting right now. >> Finger on my face, please. >> How you're acting right now. I wait. I'm not in your position. I'm not in your space. I can sit sit and do this right now. Freedom. Freedom. >> They have the right to trespass you from their property, their business. >> And they have yet to trespass me. Yeah, you have to trust me. >> That's why I'm asking her to go ask them. I'm not telling you that you are that >> I was over there. I was over there celebrating my my sister's >> already my sister. >> Correct. They had told me that and I am expressing my condolences. But there's always towards me. H >> because you started yelling and you started yelling over me. You didn't want to roll down your windows and obey a lawful order. >> That's not a lawful order. That's not a lawful I know. I know my role. >> I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. Just because you're a badge does not mean it's a lawful order. That had nothing to do with Yes, it does. No, because you are a suspect. You did not You did not say that you suspect. You did not say You did not say your badge number, Michelle or Missu. You did not say that. You said you said Yes, you do. In order. Yes, I know the laws. You have to. Yes, you. Just because you have a badge and it says Napoleon. Yes, you do. Because listen, it's twin and we listen on my side. >> Sure. >> I'm going to sit there and say that. Yes. >> Okay. >> So, we have that right. Wonderful. >> But you didn't sit there and say that you were officer. A person with common sense would know that I can literally do this. I can literally can do this. You're going to sit there and put me in jail if I do that. Right. >> I'm not trying to put YOU IN JAIL. >> YEAH. YOU'RE NOT EVEN TRYING to work with me. You're not trying to work me. You're trying to work. >> If I was If I was not trying to work with you, I've already I would have already ripped you out of your car and put you in custody. Take you for trespassing. >> I dare you. I dare you. >> I'm telling you, I would have already done it if I wasn't trying to work. I promise you that. >> The more she argued, the more vehemently she became, insisting she knew her place. She even brazenly lectured the police about their insignia, but the police quickly discovered the reason for the confrontation. >> Look, what have you been drinking? >> 9:00 in the morning, I drank vodka. >> Okay. >> 9:00 in the morning, come visit. Why? I just lost my sister. >> That's what I'm asking. Why? >> I just lost my sister. >> Okay. If that's why you were drinking, then that's a valid reason. I understand you're stressful, but there's no reason you should be driving while you're under the influence. >> I'm not under the influence no more. I'm literally having this conversation with you because you're literally provoking the hell out of me and your body camera will sit there and say that, sir. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Ask her why I'm behaving the way I'm behaving. She won't lie to you. Or was she? >> She just admitted to me that she was drinking this morning. So, >> this morning? So, you're going to arrest me? >> Adam, >> I'm going to check your eyes to make sure that you're okay to drive with your kid in the car. >> I'm I'm perfectly fine. Carl's saying >> you you want my >> Hey, you're not welcome on that property anymore. >> That's That's okay. That's okay with me. >> If you show up here again, you can be arrested for trespassing. >> That's okay with me. That's okay with me. I'm trying to breathe my my sister. I'm literally trying to grieve out already. >> Yes. >> The of my sister. I had the cops called on me cuz I'm trying to grieve my family. My dad is right there, sir. My dad is right there. And I I You might smell alcohol. Can I put my daughter with my dad, please? Please. >> Yes. >> One of you, Dad. Samuel >> as your as your other kid with your dad and your parent. >> Okay. >> If I go to jail tonight or whatever that I just want my kids to be with >> on I'm telling you Katrina, we're not here because we want you to go to jail. We're here because we called we got called. >> I understand I can't be here no more. But I was just trying to be with my family and I will I got pushed because they don't like me because of past experience between me and the owner. I will I will I will literally give my kids to my dad right now. I was just here to be with my mom and my dad. That's all it was. I'm sorry for being belligerent with you. >> I don't know how to grieve. This is my only sister. This is my only sister. This is And I'm sorry. I am sorry for being a belligerent towards you. I don't KNOW HOW TO GRIEVE. [screaming and crying] >> Katrina admitted to drinking vodka since 9:00 a.m. and three large shots of tequila before driving. She then tearfully recounted her dire family situation to justify her drunkenness. However, the police insisted on following proper procedure and requested a test. probably the flattest spot we're going to get. Okay. >> I'm not a doctor, but like if I were to take them off, my doctor would say, "Put them on, if that makes sense." >> Okay. Do you have any other issues with your eyes? >> No. >> Okay. >> Mhm. >> What's What's wrong with your eyes? Otherwise, >> I have a I have a lazy eye. Yes. >> Okay. Arms down by your side, hun. Okay. See this? Okay. >> Mhm. >> Are you looking at my finger over here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> I have a lazy eye. I'm sorry. >> Okay. I'm just making I'm just making sure that you are you can see it. >> Mhm. >> Go ahead and relax. I'm going to ask you a question, Ken. I want you to be completely honest with me. How much have you actually had to drink today? >> I had I had three shots of >> tequila. >> Okay. How big are those shots? Would you say >> I guzzles? Not Not little sips. Guzzles. >> Guzzles. Okay. Do you have your PBTs with you? We're going to have you take a PBT. Kind of see where you're at right now. Okay. If you're above, we're going to take you back to station. We're going to get you >> breathalyzer. I'm going to be above. Okay. What makes you say that? >> Cuz I just had a shop before I left where I am at right now. I'm not >> Would you rather just go backstage and provide a breath sample there? >> Cuz we can do that. Just one and done. >> You're not going to go to jail as long as you're not going to be disorderly or anything. >> And can my Can I Can my dad drive my car or can my car stay here or? >> Sure. Yep. I'm just going to have you turn around. Okay. Arms behind your back. All right. And >> you're not going to take my kids from me. >> Not going to take your kids. Just turn around. Your your kids will stay with you. Wait, wait, wait, wait. If I agree to this, >> there is no agreeing. Okay, I've seen clues that display that you are under the influence. You already told me that you were. Okay. So, we're going to go back. We're going to go do a test at the office and then we're going to call your parents. We'll figure it out. Get you a ride back home. >> What does that mean? Like, am I going to go to jail? >> You're not going to jail. Come on. >> Wait. I'm not going to be poligorous or why. >> You're not going to delay things like this. >> No, it's not that. But I was asking a question. Why are you trying to be mean to me? >> I'm not going to do this. We're going to do this. >> No, she was giving me She was literally giving me a bite. >> Your wrists are so tiny. >> Yes. Small. I'm a small. >> Her late realization came far too late. With the effects of alcohol impossible to hide, and the field tests telling the full story, officers moved in, cuffed her, and took her into custody. >> Like, can you can you can you get off me? I'm like, I'm really mad. >> I have to, hun. >> Can you like act like you're like I'm like I understand you're doing like this. Is this better? because I did nothing wrong in order for you to be handcuffed right now. You know that. >> Okay. Well, >> but you're doing your job and I I applaud you. >> The only reason why you're in handcuffs is because of the alcohol part right now. Okay. You're not getting arrested or trespass like or arrested for trespass. >> I just lost my sister. >> I know, huh? >> You lose a sister, they lose a sister. I want anybody to lose their brother or sister and be okay with it. >> All right. I'm going to have you stand right here for me. Okay. >> Go ahead. >> Pat me down. No. Pat me down if you want me. I have glasses on top of my head. I don't have nothing. I'm drunk. >> Okay. All right. I'm just going to get pat you down. Make sure you Nothing's going to poke me, stab me, or anything. >> No, nothing. Nothing. Nothing. Nothing. I am on probation. And And Brian, um, my legisl I don't know if I call you or call him with you, but >> with who? Huh? >> Uh, Kelly. >> What you on probation for? >> I um I punched my baby daddy because he was putting me in a corner and I felt like >> ma'am, I'M TRYING. I AM SORRY. Let me get those glasses off of your head really quick for you and I'll get them back to you at station. Okay. >> Cuz I already know how some of you off to breathe and you all agree. But like >> I'm like I've expressed my condolences to you and I'm really sorry but like you told me earlier you had stated that you're going through a hard time and you're stressed out. Okay. >> Yeah. Nobody can listen and no one can listen to me. My you see my brother see me. >> I ain't going to put you in a holding cell. Okay. to talk to me. And listen, I >> Okay, you already listen. You've seen You heard that I've been going through hard times. >> Yes, but you seen my dad. >> I'm going to have you step forward so I don't shut the door on. >> You want to see or not you rather, but my dad rather come to me in a pair of handcuffs and talk to me about anything. And I just lost my sister. I get that's my >> my dad straight through. I get that's my dad's baby girl, but I helped raise her. The woman was charged with DUI and issued a criminal trespass warning prohibiting her from returning to the restaurant. This spoiled brat treated the police like personal servants and ended up getting a crash course in how the law really works. >> Hi, can I have another OFFICER HERE, PLEASE? That is my right. >> That is my right. >> On April 3rd, 2026, a woman made four consecutive calls to 911 to report that her ex-boyfriend had violated a restraining order and was wanted. However, her arrogant attitude greatly frustrated the police. >> I haven't been able to access the phone. >> What's that? >> I would like to speak to another officer. And if you're powderly 1183, I would like to speak to another person. >> Okay. All right. Well, another officer is on the way. >> Not the same one that came last time. >> Nope. Different one. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Okay. >> So, why do you want to talk to another officer? What's going on? >> I just don't feel I >> Yes. Yes. I tried to use his >> Thank you. I am fine, >> but this person is not okay and is clearly violating the restraining order and there are four charges against him. >> Okay. There's nothing that I can Do you want me to make him teleport like in front of me? I can't >> What do you want me to do? >> Why Why would you say that? >> Because we already told you that we have to find him, right? >> No, I don't feel like And this is the same officer as last time. >> No, it's not. >> Yes, it is. I took >> That's not officer. No, the other one with the blue eyes that came. >> Well, you have us here. So, we're >> No, I need another officer. >> I need you to help me understand what is going through your mind right now. >> What's going through my mind is that Asan Singh is violating a restraining order that has been filed in the state of New Jersey. >> Okay. >> He also has an arrest warrant out for him. >> Okay, we've established that. So, what else? >> I understand that, but I was told by Jersey City Police myself and they have a record of that. and if you could actually contact them in front of me, I would appreciate that. >> As officers stepped in to help, Mary refused to cooperate and insisted on speaking to a different officer. Her unfounded demands quickly turned a straightforward response into an unnecessary confrontation. >> No, you can't do that. >> And maybe my dad will come here to stay here to feel safer. Or maybe we'll leave Mwa because this is very unsafe. Okay. >> And we have several detectives from the NYPD on the case. >> Okay. NYPD or Jersey City? >> Both. Okay. >> Okay. I'm going to uh I'll tell you what. I'm going to call a resource for you for you to talk to to try to screen this. A screener. >> Not a cop that you don't have to It's not going to be a cop. >> I have another phone here. >> Okay. What is that? >> I can find out who's coming here. I will call the police and see the badge number. >> Yep. >> Powderly 1183 blown core 1157. >> We saw that you guys were here. We have a ring camera. >> Okay. Just so you know, everything's being recorded. >> Recorded, too. >> All right. Just give me one second. We're going to get someone on the phone. Hopefully that can get us all answers. Okay. >> Why don't you want to come over? >> Yeah, I would like to. >> No, no, you can't leave. >> I wouldn't like to. >> You can't leave right now. You called 911. You asked for help. We're here to help. >> Okay, but can I just stand here? >> No, we're in the middle of the road. Let's go over here. Okay, let's stand over here. >> When officers directed the woman to move to a safer area, she suddenly refused and attempted to walk away. Her unpredictable actions forced officers to intervene immediately, taking control of the situation to ensure her safety. >> It's officer Powder. Jesus [ __ ] >> You don't have a warrant. >> All right, let's involve A WARRANT. HELP. HELP. HELP ME. PLEASE HELP. [screaming] HELP. NO, YOU don't have a warrant. NO. STOP. STOP. PLEASE [screaming] HELP. SIR, HELP. PLEASE, SIR. PLEASE. NO. Can I have my shoes, please? >> Yes. We're going to get your shoes. >> You're not under arrest. >> What are you doing then? [screaming] >> HELP ME. PLEASE. NO. YOU DON'T HAVE A RIGHT. [screaming] YOU'RE NOT LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. NO. NO. YES. NO. >> STOP. STOP. CHRIST. >> LET GO. YOU DON'T HAVE A WORD. YOU DON'T. You don't have a word. YOU DON'T HAVE A WORD. >> YOU'RE GOING TO HURT YOURSELF. STOP. >> OH MY GOD. >> YOU DON'T HAVE A WORD. I HAVE I have a tractor with you right here. You're not in ANY TROUBLE. >> NO ONE. PLEASE HELP. PLEASE HELP. [screaming] >> I'M GOING TO GO TO THE OTHER SIDE. >> OKAY. CAN YOU JUST GET IN THE CAR? >> At this point, officers had the authority to detain her for her own safety without obtaining a warrant. But despite the handcuffs and intervention, this wasn't a trip to jail. It was a protective measure aimed at preventing a potentially dangerous outcome. >> You don't have a warrant. Why are you arresting me? >> You're not under arrest. We're going to a hospital. >> Can you tell me what's going on? >> You're going to a hospital. Stay in the car. >> Yes. >> No. >> We're going to go to a hospital. >> Why can't I have another officer here, please? THAT IS MY RIGHT. >> YOU will get >> that is my right. >> Get my parents to know where I am. Okay. >> Yes. >> They know where I am. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um, what are you doing? We're taking hospital for a screening. >> Which hospitalage? >> No. >> Yes. >> Can you contact my parents? >> Yes. >> Please do that right now. >> Do you know their phone number? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Please contact my parents. >> Are you going to relax? >> Yes, but please call my mom and dad. And I >> I'm going to put your shoes down on the ground. Put your feet here. >> Can you please call them in front of me, please? >> Yes. Yes, we can. >> Why does no one believe me? We have this. >> All you have to do is get out of the road. But I didn't understand what's going on. Why did you handcuff me? >> We were trying to get you screened in the >> parking lot >> and you're trying to fight us in the middle of the parking lot. >> But why do take these off? No. >> No. But why? >> We were trying to run away. >> Do you mean the groin? You're looking like being charged. >> No, because why' you grab me like that? That freaks me out. Can you please call my parents? >> You know you had to get out of the room. >> Please call my parents. >> We're going to go down to the hospital and then we're going to call your parents. >> No. Call my parents now. Please. I need to speak to them. I'll tell them where I'm going. >> Do you want to talk to your parents? >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you sit in the car and we'll talk to them? >> No. >> The only way I'm going to call your parents right now is if you sit down and >> Can I stand? I'm not moving. >> Who is that? Your mom or your dad? >> Dad. I'll talk to him. >> I want to speak to him. No. No. >> Dad, please. >> No. Don't do this. I need to speak to him. >> Is this Mary's father? >> Oh my. >> The suspect is charged with misuse of the 911 emergency number, obstruction of justice, and resisting arrest. >> I'm sitting in a car in a parking lot. that I have done nothing wrong. >> On July 17th, 2025, what should have been a routine traffic stop spiraled fast when a Karen flat out refused to step out of the car, repeating no as if sheer stubbornness [music] could rewrite the law. >> Yep. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. >> Well, something is going on cuz you were slumped over. >> I'm sitting in my car waiting >> for what? >> For nothing. >> Okay. I I'm not I'm confused as to why someone is concerned about why I'm sitting in my car. >> Because you're slumped over and some and people saw you at the bar for a long period of time. >> I'm sitting in my car, though. >> Okay, here's the deal. Right now, I'm going to explain the law to you. Right now, you're in actual physical control of this vehicle. You're intoxicated. I can tell that. And you can take Let me finish. Hold that thought. You can be arrested for DUI. So, here's your option. A, I want you to give me your driver's license. >> Now, I'm not driving, so no, I'm not. >> I've already explained to you the statute. I want your driver's license. >> I'm not going to give it to you. Sorry, I'm not doing anything. I'm saying moving, so sorry, I'm not going to get anything. >> Sticking to the same tired line. I didn't do anything. The woman confidently acted like she could outsmart the officers and just drive away. >> Shut the car off. No, I'm not doing >> Give me your driver's license. >> I'm not going to. >> You're required by law to give me your driver's license right now. >> I'm not doing anything. >> I'm telling you right now as a law enforcement officer that you are required by law to give me your driver's license. Don't make this more difficult than it needs to be. Give me your driver's license or go to jail. >> I'm not going to jail. >> You will if you don't give me your driver's license. >> Nothing wrong. I'm sitting in a car in a parking lot. I have done nothing wrong and you are >> you are about to give me your driver's license. >> About to means nothing. It's not law. Sorry. >> It is law. >> It is not about to mean I am dressed this way. I have a badge on my on my uniform. >> Get your badge. I >> Okay. So, are you trying to tell me that you know the law better than me? >> I do because explain the law to me. About to doesn't mean anything. >> Okay. Explain the law to me then. Then why you are not required to provide your driver's license as required by Florida? It was obvious she had no intention of cooperating with the officers, and her rambling, half-baked claims about authority only managed to make the situation worse. >> Listen to me, >> girl. I I'm 58 years old. There is no way. >> Then you're grown enough to know better. I'm 53. Who cares? >> Why does Why does age matter? >> It does matter because you're trying to make me feel like that I need to do something that is not >> Oh, I'm telling you, you need to do something. Not. I've >> Right now you're You're committing two >> I'm committing nothing. >> You're breaking two Florida statutes right now. >> I'm not breaking any Florida statutes. I've done nothing. Two >> done nothing. >> Two Florida statutes. >> I've done nothing. >> Give me your driver's license. >> No. Done nothing. >> All right. So, here's what's going to happen. When the other deputy gets here, we're going to take you out of the car. We're going to put you in handcuffs and then I'm going to get your driver's license anyway. >> That'll be fun. So, let's do that. >> I don't think you will enjoy it. Nobody likes being in handcuff enjoy it when we go to court. So go ahead because I haven't done anything. >> Why can't you just cuz I'm sitting in a parking lot. I have done nothing wrong. >> I've explained it to you several times now. And the fact that you keep making me explain it just verifies to me that you are in fact intoxicated. >> I might be intoxicated, but I've done nothing wrong in >> actual physical control. That's the fifth time. >> I have not done anything wrong. >> Sixth time. That's actual physical control, which is a violation. >> No. >> And you can go to You can go I'm going to say it to you again. You can go to jail. You're in actual physical control. You are under the influence and you can go to jail for DUI in a vehicle. >> Let me explain something to you. I want you to stop talking and I want you to listen. >> I am willing to let you get a ride home. >> At this point, the officers had enough of her provocation, swiftly pulling her from the car and ripping away the illusion she believed in. >> If you don't, I'm taking you to jail. So, give me your driver's license or go to jail. And you will spend at least eight hours in jail because you are in fact under the influence and you will not go home until at least 8 hours. So, give me your driver's license and I will let you get a ride home and you won't go to jail for obstruction and you won't go to jail for a DUI. This is my last request. >> Well, I'm going to wait for your guy because I'm sitting in a parking lot. I'm doing nothing. So, >> I've already explained it to you six times. >> I don't care. It's not does not not not does not make sense. So, I'm not doing anything wrong. I'm sitting in a car. I have not driven. And if you >> Get out. >> No. >> Get out now. >> No. No. Ma'am, I am not getting Ma'am, do not pull me out of the [laughter] car. Oh my god. This is like YouTube. Stop. Stop. What's YouTube? Whatever you're doing. Are you crazy? >> You're not listening. All right. She's refusing to get out of the car. She's refuting. >> Step out of the vehicle, ma'am. >> Why are you ser with the Flagger County Sheriff's Office? You're being placed under arrest out of vehicle now. >> For what? >> Explain that to you once you're in handcuff. Do you understand me? Do not resist. >> Oh my god. For what? >> For you. Stop resisting. Put your arm back down and relax. >> Do you hear what I'm saying? >> I am not doing anything. >> Yes. >> At this moment, there's only one piece of advice for her. Cooperate, and the damage might be limited. Keep arguing with the cops, and she's the one who's guaranteed to lose. >> So, they said she's been at the uh bar for several hours. When they came up to the window, she was slumped over, car running. She's been just not listening the entire time. asked her to give me her driver's license about I don't know 18 times and she keeps telling you no, she's not doing anything. That's where we are right now. >> Okay. >> I told her I said, "Give me your driver's license. We'll get somebody to give you a ride home." And she still refused. Spread your feet for me. Nice and wide. You don't have anything on you that's going to poke me, cut me, stick me, hurt me on this here. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to poke me, cut me, stick me, hurt me in any way? Did I not warn you that this was going to happen? Did I not say that several times? You're going to sit in my car for right now. Okay. >> You grabbed yourself, ma'am. >> Yeah, I did. All right. Go over here. This will be the eighth time cuz that was the seventh time he just explained it to you. I said, "You're behind the driver's >> But I'm not moving or doing anything because I'm a grownup and deciding should I do something stupid or not?" And I decided not to. And that's >> and all I asked you for was your driver's license and you refused many, many, many, many, many, many times. You're in the 2025 and you know what's going on in the world and doesn't have to do with the price of tea in China. >> Sensing the situation turning against her, the woman instantly switched roles, putting on a new act and playing the victim as if she were the one being wronged. >> Never been handcuffed in my entire life. >> Never what? >> Been in handcuffs in my entire life. Well, I guess there's a first for every 60 and I've done nothing wrong but sit in a parking lot because I knew I drank too much and decided to not drive home and she's attacking me. >> She's attacking you? >> Well, you sit in a car. >> Okay. >> What did I do? How did she attack you? >> But what did I do wrong? >> How did she attack you? >> But what did I do wrong? >> I asked you first. >> Well, I'm in a car. >> Okay. >> So, she came to my car and knocked my window. So, I'm not driving. I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay. So, how's that attacking you? Well, she ripped me out of the car and said I'm doing something wrong. >> So, you're in the driver's seat of a vehicle while intoxicated? >> With the car turned off. >> Okay. Actual physical control. >> Doesn't make sense. >> Makes no sense. It's the law. I don't know what to tell you. >> Okay. >> Real quick. >> Should we get somebody Should we get rescue to clean her up or >> I don't know. What are they going to do? We're not It's not a medical. It's We can't ask them to do that. >> And in the end, her act earned her exactly what she deserved. She was arrested for resisting without violence. >> I want a lawyer. >> You're not being questioned. >> I want a lawyer. >> YOU'RE NOT BEING QUESTIONED. >> I WANT A LAWYER. >> NO. You suffocating me, mother. Pull this out from my face. On September 21st, 2023, police responded to reports of a young mother screaming outside her apartment, allegedly under the influence while her toddler was inside. >> You say you doing doubles? >> Yeah, I was. >> You had a fire? >> No, I just had the um screen open. >> Why? >> Cuz it's hot up here >> and it's shut off the air and turn off the open the windows. She told me you was on the double. I only came here because someone said you outside and you look like you're under that influence. >> No, >> I'm sorry. >> No, I got to I got to I got to respond to calls. It's like >> Yeah, go ahead. Go ahead. >> Go ahead and respond to officers. That's why I wanted you to >> No, that's that's your job and my job. But >> yeah, that's why I want you to see what's going on because I'm confused myself why somebody's calling and saying that they >> was under the influence. Yeah, >> that you was acting crazy outside screaming and hollering. >> Not at all. >> They called the hotline. >> I went outside to play with my son, but we started >> You told me You told me that you was working a double. >> Yeah. >> So, where's the double at? >> Cuz I picked up my son because my mom said she had to go out tonight. You want to see the text messages? >> Are you want to see where she says that she going out today? >> No, I'm not. >> I smell weed marijuana. I know it's legal, but I smell marijuana. Her narrative quickly unraveled, riddled with contradictions about her job, her child, and her texts as her emotions exploded in real time. >> I'm not cursing. I'm not cursing. >> That's I'm saying that's pissing me off. It's not cursing me off. It's pissing me off >> because you coming out to my place. >> She's not accusing you of anything, ma'am. She's just stating the facts. >> I know, but I texted her this morning and go ahead and go down the steps. >> No, no, no. He's doing his job. >> Yes, exactly. But y'all coming UP HERE WITH >> WITH ALL these No, no, no, no, >> no, no. You seem like you appear to be under the influence >> cuz you coming up here WITH THE POLICE OFFICERS AND ALL THIS BULL. >> Why you cursing? >> All right. >> Because we had this conversation before and you told me when they came up here before. >> No, no, no, no, no. When you came up here before, you told me that they were here for his pole officer >> and I CALLED HIS POLE OFFICER AND WHAT DID THEY SAY? NO, I have nothing to do with diapers. >> I COULD PLAY WITH I COULD PLAY THAT MESSAGE ON MY PHONE RIGHT NOW. I can play that message on my phone right now. No, I'm not. No, I'm not. >> Don't sit here and say that. >> I'm not sitting. I'm standing here telling you you you appear to be under the influence. >> SO, WHERE WHERE WHERE'S THE DRINKS IN MY WHERE'S THE DRINKS? WHERE'S THE DRINKS? YES, I may have a cup of a cup of wine, BUT WHERE'S THE DRINKS? COME IN HERE. SHOW ME IN MY FRIDGE. SHOW ME IN THE FRIDGE. >> After a non-stop streak of aggressive behavior, I mean, she clearly deserved the mother of the year award. >> Okay, so let me call her. >> I'm calling her. She will call. >> I'm calling her. >> Yo, you're doing the most right now. >> My son is asleep right now. >> He's asleep. You're telling me I can't have a glass of wine after he goes to sleep? >> Where's the wine at? >> Right in here. I will show you right here. >> You guys handled the domestic. >> WOW. I HAD THIS SMALL LITTLE TINY glass of wine to Nelson Terrace >> and it's the biggest f OF MY LIFE. IT TELLS ME I CAN'T TAKE CARE OF MY SON because I'm 22 years old. Don't sound like you can handle it. >> No, you can't handle a glass of wine. >> I can't handle a glass of wine. >> If you act like this after one glass of wine, apparently not. >> Hey, you were talking. Did you not tonight? >> Yeah, >> but I can do a cell phone. >> Can I please use ONE OF YOUR OFFICERS cell phon? I'm calling your mom. Is this her number? She's not answering. Is this her number? >> I'M TRYING TO CALL HER, BUT NONE OF YOU GUYS ARE GIVING YOUR >> I'M TRYING TO CALL HER NOW. >> I You don't understand. She don't answer to people who don't have her number. >> Well, I'm just going to keep calling her until she answer. >> Okay. So, keep calling her until she answers and she ain't in my >> I'm I'm I'm here. Can you come get um Jeremiah cuz you your daughter's under the influence. >> No, I'm not. Yo. >> Yeah, she's Can >> I'm not under the influence. >> Yeah, she is. And she can call me a yell. I don't KNOW WHAT SHE NEEDER. >> SHE YELLING, SCREAMING. Can you Can you come get him? >> Give me a breathalyzer, please. How >> Please give me a breathalyzer. Get out of here now. >> Please give me a breathalyzer. >> Give me a breathalyzer. >> Shut up. >> Give me a breathalyzer. I GOT DRUNK. >> YOU DON'T HAVE a breathalyzer. So give me >> officers then searched the kitchen and were stunned to find a fridge packed with alcohol. Not a single bag of food in sight. >> Yeah, there's a bunch. >> 99 bananas. >> Yeah, it's all >> What's that? >> Like they're like 99 fruit >> alcohol. It's like very strong alcohol. >> Typically 80, but she has it's up >> peanut butter whiskey. >> Damn. >> There's one, two, three. >> Oh god. Yeah, this one is better. >> That's why she was scrambling around. >> This too. This is alcohol. This fuzz ball. >> Yeah, there. >> There's two of them. >> No food for the baby for wine. Where was the wine at? >> She grabbed it. There is >> like you guys will give me a a thing too, right? >> A police report. >> Of course. >> Are you taking the baby today? >> Yeah, I need to take him down. >> Like, are you taking him or is mom taking him? >> Right. Right. >> I'll go down with her. >> Okay. She's probably going to get locked up. >> Yeah. >> Oh, how is he sleeping up all this noise? >> Realizing her carefully hidden mess had been exposed, the woman's fury erupted even more violently. >> I need to call his grandmother. Please let me answer the phone. Yo, Sophia, they're not letting me. >> We already talked to her. Stop banging on her door. Stop banging on her door. She's got a child in there, too. >> Get away from the door. >> GOT A CHILD IN THERE. >> Get away from the DOOR BECAUSE I WANT TO call my family so you guys can properly do your little whatever you got to do. But you wanted to let me charge my phone so I can call people. >> You need to lower your voice. >> Can I please can I please use your phone? Please. Please. >> No. mean sex. >> You make me >> Yes. I may be out of my mindset right NOW BECAUSE I'M MAD. >> I'M MAD. YOU'RE TRYING TO TAKE MY child away from me right now. >> You have eyes. >> We have your your mom is coming already, man. Theodora, your mom is coming already. She's already on her way. >> Let me go back. >> Rather than caring about her child, she obsessed over her phone, yelling at police and causing chaos for nearby residents. right now. Give me the breathalyzer. Tell me I'm over them8 so you can take him. Where the dryer at? Where it at? You'd be sitting here right in the same spot as me crying. If this was youring son, you'd be sitting here right. >> I wouldn't be in that spot cuz I wouldn't be drinking with my son. You're under. I'm sorry that some parents don't be as smart as you and take parent of their car. Kids are kids. >> Go charge your phone. >> No, I'm done. Go charge your phone back. >> Go change your phone. >> You won't even GIVE ME A BREATHALYZER. YO, GIVE ME A BREATHALYZER. >> GO CHARGE YOUR PHONE. YOU CAN MAKE SOME >> BREATHALYZER RIGHT NOW. YO, YOU UNDERSTAND your your police officer could be. You understand that I'm drunk from your point of view, but are you giving me a breathalyzer? Are you giving me that point still prove to you that I'm not drunk? >> Look, Jim, you don't start cursing. You get locked up. Are you giving me a proof to give you the point? >> Listen, if you don't stop yelling, >> you're going to get locked up. >> The moment her anger went too far, regret followed immediately as police moved in and put her in handcuffs. >> I'm too drunk. >> No, back to her without me. Liz, >> will you relax? >> Come on. Call me back FOR A SECOND. >> GET THE OFF OF ME. >> JUST RELAX. >> GET the off. >> JUST RELAX. >> I WILL RELAX IF YOU GET THE off of me. >> WILL YOU RELAX? >> CALL ME. Just relax. >> Forable. Call me. >> Listen. Just relax. >> I got her now. >> I need arrested right now. >> That's all right. I got her. I literally Yo, you guys would even breathize me to prove THAT I'M >> ALL RIGHT, RELAX. >> YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN BREATHIZE ME. >> HAVE A SEAT AND CALM DOWN. >> YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN BREATHIZE ME. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> HAVE A SEAT AND I will give it to you. >> SO GET MY PHONE. >> GET MY PHONE. >> Get my phone. >> Relax. I will explain. >> Don't believe my cuz these [ __ ] are killing me right now. It was obvious she had no intention of letting things end peacefully. The harder she tried to assert her rights, the deeper she dug herself in. >> Sergeant Lightner. Sergeant Lightner. Yeah. Talk to me right now. I'm talking to you right now. >> Good. Can you see? >> Yeah, I'm talking to you right now. I'm talking to you right now. And then I won't have a a seat in the car. I won't because I'm sitting here talking to you calmly, telling you what the I mean, and you're refusing to give me a breath. at my sons. YO, YOU'RE NOT EVEN GIVING ME A reason for why my son's getting taken away from me. >> That's between YOU AND DYSON. >> I KNOW, BUT YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN GIVE ME A REASON. SO, tell me the reason I'll get in a car. >> I'll get in a car. I'm under the influence, BUT YOU GUYS WON'T EVEN GIVE ME A BREATHALYZER. >> WE DON'T do that. >> Okay. So, give me a breathalyzer and then I'll >> listen. >> You give me the breathalyzer AND I WILL GO. SPECIALIZER. >> Let me get a CALL WITH MY LAWYER. NOW, >> YOU DON'T GET A CALL UNTIL WE SAY YOU GET A COLD. >> Don't spit. Don't hold on. Hold her down cuz she >> I will get a call. You mother. >> You going to break my NOT MY HANDS ARE RIGHT. >> I would like you to have his feet. I don't. >> You're breaking my >> hands are right here. >> Yeah. So raise THE UP SO EVERYBODY CAN SEE THEM. >> JUST SEE THE CAR. >> NO. NO. I HAVEN'T SEEN THE CAR. IF >> YOU IF YOU PUT the phone on speaker and you'll give me the seat for me stand up. Have me stand the up and put my glass of the over my ears. >> I got you. >> Over my ears. >> I got you. >> You said you got me, but you ain't got me cuz they still over my ears. >> All right. Open your eyeballs. There you go. Get me up. >> Y'all know >> pull this over my sandwich. >> Pull it over my mouth. >> Under my mouth. >> No, that's the whole point is to keep you from spitting. >> Once at the station, she went all in, ready to fight the police to the bitter end. But the officers stayed calm, letting her sink even deeper. >> Let me this guard. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Now you suffocate me, mother. Pour this out from my face now. Suffocrating me, you mother of I make my personal phone call. Exactly. And y'all going to see how the mother don't >> Where are you going? Yo, you wait for us. >> You wait for us. >> I wait for you. >> You wait for us. Pull me. Why you pull me? GIVE ME ON THE MOTHER. SLOW DOWN, PLEASE. >> SO YOU LOSE YOUR JOB. I WAIT FOR YOU. HUH? >> I WAIT FOR YOU. HUH? I'LL WAIT FOR YOU. HUH? >> STOP. >> NO. NO. >> WE'RE GOING TO stay here. >> I WON'T. OKAY. STOP. STOP. Unleash me for shut the act. I ain't taking the >> As soon as you calm down. >> Get the OFF MY HAND. >> THEN BACK THE UP SO I DON'T FEEL YOUR HAND. YOU DON'T KNOW WHO OR NOT. YOU DON'T KNOW THAT. YOU DON'T HAVE NO telling to relax when you made me for >> Teddy. Do you remember me? Do you remember when you when you took all those pills I came out? >> All right. Can you do me a favor? >> I'm not. >> I know. I know. I know. I know. >> I don't care. >> I just need you to breathe. We're not here. >> I won't breathe. >> I want to do is just prove that I'm not drunk. We don't care if you're >> But they took my kid away because they said I'm drunk, but they wouldn't even give me a breath to prove that I'm not drunk. >> Teddy, when you're talking this much, then you're not breathing. >> Let me prove it. >> OPEN THE BOX SO I CAN PROVE THAT I AM NOT DRUNK. >> TEDDY, TEDDY, THAT'S NOT >> OPEN the Open. >> Honestly, it looked like she needed a professional evaluation because judging by her behavior, this wasn't how a rational person normally acts. SO CALL MY PARENTS AND BRING THE PHONE IN. >> Listen to me. >> If I let you call your parents, are you going to allow me to fingerprint you or you GOING TO HAVE >> YES. I TOLD YOU THIS ALREADY. Book me. Do whatever you HAVE TO DO. BUT I would like to have my phone call that I know I'm obligated to. But you were holding me from that. And you call yourself a police officer. AND YOU CALL YOURSELF A police officer, but you're the one holding that phone call. >> The phone call when I tell you you can HAVE THE PHONE CALL. >> BYE. >> OH, you don't want it. >> When that video goes to diapers, do you think it's going to help you or hurt you get your son back? I'm trying to help you. Then you just lost your best hope for getting your phone call, Teddy. I really wanted to help you. I really did. Cuz I feel for you. >> Bye. But you just lost your best chance of it. >> Bye. >> Yo, you're going to get it. You're going to get another. >> Where my phone call at? Where my phone? >> Once you calm down. >> Where my phone at? >> When you calm down. >> Because if you damage this bench anymore. >> No, I mean counting your day life. >> So, stop talking so I can help you. >> DAD. DAD. DAD. DAD. DAD. LISTEN. PLEASE. DAD, LISTEN. PLEASE, I'm begging you. >> They take a breathalyzer from me sex. >> So, how are you going to say I'm trying and take my son away from me if you ain't take a breathalyzer from me? Cuz they were using excessive force against me. So, yes, I spit on them. >> Now, do you do you understand that? You can't spit on a cop, bro. >> You want to take the courthouse or not? >> You're getting a charge, too. >> Are you taking me to the courthouse or not? >> Nope. You're going to stay here, >> bro. Are you going to give me a >> told you have to calm down for like 5 minutes trying >> but you giving me please from court. You get me understanding you. >> Finally she was charged with disorderly conduct resisting arrest by force throwing bodily fluids at an officer and criminal mischief. When citizens believing they have the right to do whatever they want push things too far, they forget that the law exists to protect public order, not to indulge anyone's reckless ego. 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