Is that your supervisor? No, ma'am. Give me my [ __ ] and I want your supervisor. >> Okay, they're on the way and I will give you >> Give me my [ __ ] so I CAN GO. I HAVE TO GET HOME TO MY KID. >> Edgewater police officer pulls over a speeding Nissan. After a quick exchange between the officer and the driver, she was just moments away from simply getting a speeding ticket when she suddenly decides she doesn't need the officer's attitude. But the problem is the attitude isn't coming from the officer. What she does when the supervisor shows up will completely surprise you. Or maybe not at all. >> Hello, Officer. Feed Redwater, please. Nice to talk to you. 59 and a 45. Do you have your registration and insurance with you? >> I don't know where it is. >> Pardon me. >> That one's expired as of September. I don't know. >> Pardon me. >> I don't know. >> Okay. Well, the requirement is that you provide and I'm giving you an opportunity to do so. So, if you want to refuse to completely give me one, that's okay. But I'm giving you the opportunity. >> Why are you being a jerk? I haven't >> I'm not. You are. You're You've stated three times I don't know sarcastically. Okay. I requested something that you're required to give me. Okay? And I'm giving you the opportunity to give it. >> I'm sarcastic with you. I have been nice to you. I told you I don't know. I still don't know. I put this sticker on and I don't know what I did with it. >> Correct. And what I'm trying to explain to you is I'm giving the opportunity to look for it. >> Oh my gosh. You're the first one who's asked me for this. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer Figer with the Edgewater Police Department. >> Spell your name for me. >> It's It'll be on the bottom of the citation. >> You're an [ __ ] >> Do you have your insurance, ma'am? >> Yeah, it's on my phone. You want that, too? >> Yes, ma'am. Who's your supervisor? >> My direct supervisor today is Officer Rukart. >> No. Who's your direct supervisor? Period. >> Pardon me. >> Who's your direct supervisor? >> Sergeant Anthony Bins. >> What's his phone number? >> Ma'am, would you please provide me your uh proof of insurance? >> What's his phone number? >> Will you provide me with your proof of insurance, please? >> What's his phone number? 424 2400 >> 424 >> 2400 >> How [ __ ] hard was that? >> Pardon me. >> How [ __ ] hard was that? >> Not >> there's no need to use vulgar language. >> Then you don't have to be such an [ __ ] >> Since when was I? I don't recall any time. I've been professional the entire time. It's called professionalism. >> You have been. >> Wow. >> All you had to do is provide me your registration and insurance and we can avoid any issues. >> And I have told you. Oh my god. Why are you calling 911? >> Hang up or you're going to go to jail for misuse of 911. Hang up. >> I'm not misusing. >> Hang up. Hang up. Hang up or you're going to you're going to go to jail for misuse of 911. Hang up the phone. >> Okay. Where is Edgewater? >> Provide your proof of insurance. >> No, I'm not. But I I want another officer. >> For what reason? There's no there's no reason for you to do that. If you're failing to provide, I'm going to give you one more opportunity to provide the insurance. You're going to receive a citation for it. >> Tony, >> yes. I have a cop that has me pulled over. He's being a major jerk. Is there a way I can get another cop? He's threatening to take me to jail because I can't find my registration. >> No, ma'am. I said I was going to take you to jail if you misuse 911. >> Ma'am, I cannot call the cops on an officer. >> I I'll have the sergeant call you. Can you have somebody? Yeah. Can you because he is he's I haven't done anything. I have been extremely nice and I told him that I couldn't find my registration. He said that he was giving me a chance to give it to him or else I was going to be in trouble and then he said he was going to take me to jail. >> Just so you're aware all that's on camera and none of that happened. >> I understand. Ma'am, I understand. Are you in a gray Nissan? >> I am. >> I'm going to go ahead and let the sergeant know what's going on. Okay. >> Thank you so much. No problem. >> Central. Is it the four to five Florida tip that came in? >> Yes, that one. Sign it to me. You can close it out. >> Any particular reason for the speed? Hang tight for me. I'll be right back with you. >> I have a question for you. You're wearing corrective lenses, like contact lenses, >> camera. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes, I am. >> Can you just look up so I can confirm that? >> Okay, thank you. Here's your driver's license back. >> [ __ ] >> Pardon me? >> Give me my [ __ ] because you've had me here too long. I've had here just enough time to reach the USA station. >> You have left me here longer than anybody ever has. Is that your supervisor? No, ma'am. Give me my [ __ ] and I want your supervisor. >> Okay, they're on the way and I will give you >> Give me my [ __ ] so I CAN GO. I HAVE TO GET HOME TO MY KID. >> I DON'T HAVE to sit here and have you yell at me. I don't >> I want my [ __ ] You have me pulled over for nothing now. Let me have >> I don't have you pulled over. I have you pulled over for speed. >> Then give me my [ __ ] ticket so I can >> What was I in the process of doing before you started raising your voice? Give me my [ __ ] ticket so I CAN GO. I HAVE A KID TO GET HOME, TOO. >> OKAY, then lower your voice and I'll give you the ticket. >> Oh my god. >> Lower your voice. >> 911. I'm done. >> Do it. Do it. You'll go to jail. >> GIVE ME MY [ __ ] TICKET. >> DO IT. YOU'LL GO TO JAIL. >> Call 911. You pull away, you're going to GO STOP. YOU >> GIVE ME MY TICKET. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL. DO IT AGAIN. I SWEAR TO GOD, YOU'LL GO TO JAIL. >> CAN YOU PLEASE TAKE HIM? >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. STEP OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> HOME TO MY KIDS. >> Step out of the car now. Put it in park. >> Step out of the car. >> I didn't do anything. >> Step out OF THE CAR. >> PLEASE. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Stop. Stop. >> I have asked for a supervisor. >> You'll get one now. You'll get one now. You'll get one now. >> Tried to take off with his hand in the beard. >> You'll get You will get a supervisor now. Walk back to that car. You're going to jail. >> I need to call my kid. >> No. Sucks. You're doing this way. >> I need to call my kid. Six motor 11 female. >> Let's go. >> Let's walk. >> Delta 15's going to be out with them. >> All you had to do is lower your voice. >> I was trying. But >> you were not trying. I was being so professional. No, listen. Make your complaint. Okay. I was PROFESSIONAL FROM THE DAY THAT I WILL GET you a copy of the video. I was professional. I gave you an opportunity to raise your voice. Sit in the car now. Oh my god. Can you please stand and do this? >> You can make your phone call in a minute. Take a seat in the car. >> Put your foot in the car. He'll talk to you in a second. >> All right. >> Trying to pull off. >> So, he was here with me. She's been rude from the start. Okay. I've been mad professional. >> Pulled her over for speed. >> And she just run in her mouth. Run in her mouth. Wanted to talk with you. She tried to call 911. I said, "You call 911, you're going to go to jail for misuse of 911." Okay. So, then she called dispatch, >> said, "I want to talk to a supervisor, asked me for my name. I gave her everything." So, I went back, called you, >> got the citation, went to go give her a citation. She started screaming at me again. And I said, she just, "Give me my [ __ ] ticket." And I'm like, "I'm trying to, but you're screaming at me. I don't" And she, I don't, you've kept me here too long. Okay, well, calm down. I'm going to give you the ticket. She goes, "To call 911 again." Okay. I said, "Don't call 911. you're going to go to jail. She throws the phone down, says, "Fuck this." Threw it in drive while my hand was in the car and started driving away with me, my hand on the car. >> So, what are you going to get? What are you going to get away with? >> Playing and learning. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> Take your time and uh review everything that you want. >> We can look over it. But yeah, great job. You okay? >> Stay with her. Yeah. I mean, I'm fine. My arm was Luckily, she ended up stopping. She was right behind my bike. Yeah. >> You're okay, though. Nothing's wrong. >> I'm fine. Yeah. I I mean like I had my hand in the door as she's taking off >> and I went with it, but she ended up stopping cuz Ripian started screaming. >> Okay. >> And then we got her out of the car. >> The only thing real quick. I don't know if I broke her car or not cuz Yeah. So, when she pulled off, my arm was like this. She pulled off with it and I grabbed here to keep from going down with it and and it looks like it's kind of popped out. I felt that when it was doing it when I tried to open the door. >> All right. So, when did she do when was she trying to drive off? >> Before I even gave her the ticket. >> So, she was just being >> she was screaming at me and I told her, "I'm trying to give you the ticket." And she began to scream and scream and scream, "F you." And I said, "You need to lower your voice and I will give you the ticket." And then she went to call 911. And I said, "You there's no need to call 911. That's misuse 911. You can go to you'll go to jail for that." And then so that's when she threw the phone down. She looked down, threw it in the drive. I said, "Don't drive away. You're going to go to jail." And she did. She drove away. And he witnessed the whole thing. >> Okay. So, >> yep. >> RIP. You were here for this. the whole thing here. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Um I mean it's pretty cut and dry. She was he was explaining she was screaming at him. >> Mhm. >> He was trying to issue the citation explained to her but she was screaming and he had his hand in the car is right here. She freaking he told her to stop cuz he knew what he was about to do and she threw a drive to she >> and luckily she just stopped >> and then we able to pull her out but she probably won a good five. >> I don't know >> why'd she stop like I don't know. I thought she was going to take off, dude. >> I mean it's not only she have ass. She floored it, dude. >> So it was like a fast jump and stopped. She's like, "Get me my" She's like, "Get me my [ __ ] ticket. Take off." I don't know the words for Vatom, but something along those lines. And she just [ __ ] floored it. >> Okay. >> Yeah. He had her detained on a traffic stop and she [ __ ] decided to take off. >> Yeah. She needs to go to jail. Um, so >> didn't really say anything about you. So >> me >> as far No you as far as what her complaint there was no complaint just that you were being mean but uh >> so what are you going to get her with >> looting? Is that it? >> She attempted to flee for >> Yeah. >> I mean I don't know if I could potentially I mean battery but >> no one that's only I can think of but I mean fleeing >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I thought >> just like resisting. I don't know. >> Yeah. >> Next level down. >> Yeah, cuz she didn't get out. >> We'll do either. >> Yeah. >> Either would work, I think. Right. >> But in a vehicle is supposed to be fleeing. So, I think you have the right idea. But >> Well, then we told her to get out of the car. >> Remember? >> I mean, yeah. I mean, she definitely took off and she could have caused you potential injury. That's what I would >> No, she's going she's getting fleeing. >> That's what I'm saying. I want to make sure that's >> and then and then when she got she didn't want to get out. >> She didn't want to get out. She didn't want to open the door. I had to reach in, open the door and take her out of the car. >> I mean, she was not. >> What about when you guys started cuffing her and stuff? Was she pulled in? >> No, she Yeah. Once I got her out of the car, she started saying, "No, no, no. What? What are you doing?" But she definitely like if you watch the video, she pulled away from me it while she was seated in the car. Okay. She did resist. >> Yep. >> So, obviously she hasn't been searched yet. She's a female, but Yeah. But this thing, look what she has in the center console ready to rock. >> Those taser knuckles. >> No. No. Those are good enough. >> Really? I thought there was a >> Oh, wait. But those are tasers. >> It's a conductive electrical weapon, right? >> I'd have to double check on that. >> I know. Brass knuckles or whatever. Now, >> but you know, she pulled that out of her purse. >> Yeah. to >> I mean it's in the open. >> Look it up. It's a misdemeanor exception. I thought >> Let me Let me get this. >> Whoa. Whoa. Misdemeanor exception for what? Electric weapon. >> Uh concealed carry of that. I mean it's not it's easily accessible. >> Well, it's not concealed. >> Don't you have to have a permit for that? >> You're allowed to open. >> I don't remember. >> Yeah. >> You're allowed to openly carry an electric something about electrical conducted weapons or whatever it's called. >> All right. So, edgewater towing. You need a female. And what else? >> Oh, you got a female in route. >> Uh, yeah, I think so. >> Well, isn't who's working? Oh, >> female available for a search. >> I'm sorry. We figure out a female for us. >> Here's what you can do. You just type in here. >> It also serves the car. Bro, you're being so hard. >> I'm not I don't want to type. >> Ma'am, unfortunately, you're going to you're going to be going to jail today. Okay. >> After what I after after what I just heard, you could have seriously injured could have seriously injured him. >> I wasn't trying to. Please. >> I know that you weren't trying to. >> I' I've had a really hard time. Please. I was I I was seeing a psychiatrist and stuff. Please. I am begging you. >> Sorry, ma'am. All righty. God. >> Listen, this is not going to be this is this is not going to be something that's going to take 74 years. Okay. >> I I I I don't have money for Belle. HOW AM I SUPPOSED TO GET OUT? I don't I DON'T EVEN HAVE MONEY FOR BRENT. HARLEY, >> PLEASE. I will apologize to him. Can I talk to him? CAN I CHANGE HIS MIND? PLEASE. >> I do think that you guys should be able to talk and and whatnot, but man, >> please. I'm begging. This situation is not going to change as far as you going to jail. Please >> please. Please. I'm begging you. Don't take me to jail. I swear I will do anything. I promise. >> All righty, ma'am. >> I will do anything. Please. >> There's going to be a female officer arriving here shortly to conduct >> supposed to get out of jail. >> Ma'am, I cannot help you in that regard. >> I have nobody. >> If I had unlimited amount of money, I would post your bail. But I do not, ma'am. >> But you cannot. You can change it. >> No, ma'am. If I change his mind. >> No, ma'am. >> Please. >> No, he did the correct thing today. Okay. >> All righty. >> Yep. >> 6 motor 11 central. You have Edgewater towing around for the Nissan in the call, please. >> I'm walking to you right now. >> Run over your foot, dude. >> Just go right. >> Your hands in the car. >> Yes. >> And she told her to stop and her >> took off with my arm in the car and she tried to take off. >> Yeah. I held on. Luckily, I didn't go down cuz look, I held on. I held on. I broke I think I might have broke her handle here >> cuz this is where I grabbed to hold on. >> Go ahead. It just pops on, dude. Does it? Yeah. >> Yes, sir. Are you down on River by Old Mission? >> Yeah, westbound lanes just before Old Mission on 442. >> Yeah, please. Did you see the whole thing or No. Uh, >> like what did you see? >> I was right here. You were explaining it. And then um you told her to stop and >> she took off. Your hand was in the vehicle and you were close to the vehicle. >> Yeah. >> Should get her for aggravated battery for freaking hitting me with the car. >> I mean, you wonder like you're trying to explain the citation, >> screaming at you. >> Yeah. I was attempting to handle it civily and >> she didn't want to talk to you, so she threw it in drive. I don't know if she had it in drive before she took off. No, she threw it in drive >> and she had a taser ready there. Ready to rock. >> Taser. >> Yeah, the center console. >> Oh, the pink thing. >> Yeah. >> Step on out, ma'am. >> Okay. >> You're going to You can tell that to the jail staff. >> We cannot give you any medication. We're not doctor medical. >> No, we're not medical personnel in order to give you any uh prescription medication. >> We're not talking about anymore. We already told you our answer, right? >> Okay. Okay. Can you please face the car? >> Is there anything on it? He's going to poke stick. Anything I need to know about? Okay. Go ahead. Spread your feet for me. >> Yeah. Any medication you need to take? You can ask the uh Joe because they don't even take your medication out there. So, you can ask them for whatever they're able to prescribe you. >> They got medical staff there. >> Yeah, I'll fix them. >> They're absolutely not tech. They're not going to go any looser. Actually, this is pretty loose. We're good. He's just going to double lock them so they don't go any tighter. >> Call from the jail. Absolutely. >> I got your phone, ma'am. >> It's going with you out to the jail. You're welcome to call him out there. I still got to check. When you get out to the jail, you can call them from up there cuz all your propertyy's going with you. Car's getting towed, right? >> Yay out. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> Yep. >> You going to go for >> Calm down. Stay calm. >> You made that adult decision. Now you're living with it. >> Okay. Well, that's completely up to >> Why are you being so mean? >> I'm not trying to be mean. I'm just being straight up honest with you. I'm just telling you what happened. And >> Hang on. Hang on. Stop. >> Okay. Stop. Breathe. >> You're going to Hang on. You are, but that's why I'm telling you to breathe. >> I'm having a panic attack. help. That's why I'm asking you to breathe. Okay. So, your car is getting towed. I can't give you a fine amount cuz it all depends on how long it takes you to get out and go pick it up. So, we had no idea what the charge is going to be. >> How long is it going to take me to get out? >> However long it takes you to bond out. >> We'll talk about that, okay? Cuz I want you to relax. >> I can't because I don't have money. I barely have rent. So, how am I supposed to bond out and I have a 14year-old? >> I have to ask. Nothing to anyone you weren't able that I wasn't able to find. Right. >> Okay. >> I I have to ask cuz even something as simple as a cigarette, you take it out there. It's an additional charge. >> Okay. Go ahead and have a seat. >> You good? >> Okay. >> Slide your feet in. Thank you. >> I get it. It's a lot. >> No, you don't. >> I do get it. >> You don't get it. You don't know what I've been through. >> I seen what happened today. That's all I know. >> I have been through. I'm pretty sure you're going to have like a $250 bond. >> When will I go to court? Bud? >> No, they run the court. If you don't bond out, you'll see the judge in the morning. >> You have phone numbers. They'll walk you through the whole process, though. We're not going to leave you stranded. >> I'll let we can burn some phone calls. Can you guys tell my daughter not to tell my son that I'm in jail? Please. >> Well, they don't have to find out. >> I'm going to go grab your phone. This is your phone, right, ma'am? Okay. This is going to go to jail with you then. >> What's that? >> We can't take it to jail. >> They have everything you need at the jail. >> Okay. They have they have people that are qualified to answer those questions and get you hooked up. And if they can't, they'll take you to the hospital. >> No one's trying to be rude to you. All I'm all I want to do is give you every all the information I can. So there's no reason for me to be rude to you. But I mean, we all know you shouldn't have taken off. >> I wasn't trying to, but I mean, I don't know. So, >> you hit the gas and my officer was standing in the window. If you would have hit his foot on my record. >> Yes. >> Yep. >> Oh my god. I have a record. >> Yes. >> No. Oh my god. That's going to ruin my career. >> No. >> Oh [ __ ] Don't overthink it. >> Am I going to have to go to court Monday? >> You will have to go to court. Yes. >> Oh god, I just started this job. Oh my god. >> You'll be fine. >> What's your first name? >> Michelle, don't overthink it. If you haven't been in trouble before, I promise you'll be okay. >> You'll be okay. >> Don't be on my record. >> You made a simple mistake. >> Another dog. You made a simple mistake. >> And I just started this job. It's only two weeks in. >> Can you talk to me? Can you like I can't breathe. >> What's that? >> Can you talk to me? I can't breathe. I I I got to Are you going to be okay? >> I should breathe. >> Well, I'll just open the door. How's that? Better. >> Can I move my feet that way? >> Um, >> I promise I'm not going to go anywhere. I swear I'm not cuz I've never been in trouble before. I've never >> I need you to just stay in the vehicle. It's a tight fit. I know. >> Can I go that way sometime? >> You can kick your feet that way. If I close the door, how about you kick your feet that way? >> Can I move my back just so I can breathe in more air? >> If you If I close the door, lean your back against the door. Does that sound good? You know, like this. Can I go like this? >> So, >> yeah. I don't I want your feet in the vehicle cuz we're about to leave. >> They'll be in. I just need to breathe, please. >> Okay. >> Like, I don't know. >> Five senses. I don't know. Please talk to me. Please. >> You'll be fine. You're overthinking. Just stay calm. >> No. This is This is the fear. >> This is my number one fear ever. >> You'll be fine. You'll be fine. >> I can't. >> Don't think that far ahead. You'll be fine. You haven't been in trouble before. You'll be fine. >> No, but if I have to go to court Monday, I have to call out. What am I supposed to do? >> It's not saying it's going to be Monday. You'll see a judge tomorrow morning if you don't bond out. If you do bond out, they'll set a court date for you at a later date. Okay, you can probably reschedule it. I'm sure probably not. But I don't know how that's end works. I want to make sure you're as comfortable as possible, but it unfortunately some things had to be how they are. Okay. Can you call her over here? >> What? >> Why? >> Move your shirt. >> You'll be fine. >> There's nothing in my car. I promise. >> They do what's called an inventory search just so we know what properties in there. So there's no like question of we took anything or something. That's what we do. >> Isn't that going with the car? >> All your stuff. I saw your smartwatch in there. >> My keys. >> They have your keys cuz you need to move the vehicle. It's going to be locked in their toward. >> There's a running thing I have on it for protection. I don't know. >> What about that taser? >> That it doesn't work. I use it for a flashlight. >> Oh, you do? >> I did use it if I run. I run at night. >> Okay. >> I don't know if that's really going on, but it doesn't work. I promise. sweat killed it. >> Just don't overthink it. You messed up. We're past it. But unfortunately, you're going to jail. He makes that rest decision and I'm just here. So, I don't I want this process to be as smooth as possible. So, don't be freaking out. It's going to suck sitting back here. I know it sucks. Just please don't freak out. Don't overthink it. Just take it step by step. You'll be fine. You You said you haven't been in trouble for. It'll be fine. It's going to be annoying, but it'll be fine. You just made a bad decision. It's not a big deal. You shouldn't have took off like that. >> You were detained at the traffic stop. You were I heard you yelling. I'm not involved. I just showed up to give him a I just g I was just giving back his radar. That's it. >> All I wanted was my ticket. That was it. But he wouldn't give it to me. >> Well, he's explaining it, I guess. I don't know. >> No, he wasn't. I promise you he wasn't. I asked nicely for it and he wouldn't give it to me. >> Well, he had you detained on a traffic stop and you took off. >> I know. Can we please kill me right now? I can get out. night. >> Well, maybe if I stay, I'll actually get some sleep. >> That's not it. >> You got someone to come get you, right? You have someone come get you. You don't want to stay there all night. >> Have money to pay rent. >> I think your bond is going to be around 250. Don't know for sure. I don't get paid for the day after. >> Well, you don't have family or that can help spot you. >> No, I don't. I have nobody. >> Well, then then you might have to stay until the judge first appearance is like 8 or 9:00 in the morning. See a judge and all the do the judge will probably is obviously he's going to release you and set you a court date to show up. All >> my money is in my purse. How will my daughter get it?