Do not do not take off. >> Shut up and give me that AND I'LL SIGN IT. >> Step out. >> This is Deborah Hamill and she's about to turn a broken tail light into much more than a ticket. Is this officer being overly rude or is Deborah being a real Karen? >> Hello. >> Hi. >> So, what's going on with your truck? >> It's been hit and we're waiting to see if I can't find a bed for it. A short bed. It's drivable. >> Yeah, but it's not legal cuz you got to bust a tail light. You got your driver license insurance on you? I've driven it up here ever since it's been like this. >> How long ago has it been like that? >> Uh, probably about 6 months. >> Oh, okay. Well, you've had plenty of time to get it fixed. >> I've driven it up here a lot. >> Okay. >> Well, >> I drive king fisher. I drive a scatter. I stay off the interstate. >> Live here in town? >> No. My name's Camel. Call it out on Highway 74. >> Hamilton. >> Yeah, Hamilton. >> Gotcha. Related to Hank. >> I'm his mother. >> Oh, okay. Insurance. Did you see Did you see if I own the vehicle? >> All right. Appreciate it. >> Yeah. Busted tail light seems to be a pattern with the Hamls. Well, y'all had a headlight out on one of your cop cars the other night. We >> did. Mhm. Yeah, but I just don't tell you yet. >> Well, you should have. >> Yeah, I guess. >> All right, sit tight for me. >> What do you want? >> I haven't decided yet. >> Mrs. Hamill is already in shock that she wasn't left off with a warning, even though she's had at least 6 months to fix the issue. How long is an acceptable amount of time before she should have had that tail light fixed? >> Sam, since you informed me that you've had that for 6 months. >> Oh, yeah. We're just looking for a bed because >> we can't find a short bed. I mean, my brother's looking for it. We're >> at least get the light. >> I don't know if I can get the They've got lights on them, don't they? They do have lights in them and they do work. >> Well, you're It's broken. >> Yeah, I know it's broken. >> So, if you hit your brake lights, that white bulb's going to blind somebody at night. >> Oh, okay. Well, put red tape on it. That work? >> Yeah, but I don't think I don't think red tape's going to help you there. You don't have enough plastic to tape over. Well, you know, I kind of hate to buy one if I'm going to get the whole bed and it's going to have everything on it. >> I got you. >> You know, I just don't want to spend the money. >> I understand. >> And you know, I don't drive it to Texas. I don't drive it in the city. I go to Guthrie and King Fisher. I'm going right now to check on cattle. >> Okay. Well, I did issue for a defective equipment. It's $80. Uh you have till September 16th to take care of this. Uh get you to sign there with the X is. >> So, you don't even give a warning for this. >> You've been driving around for 6 months like that. I'm truthful. >> Well, I'm not going to give you a warning for something. You've been driving for 6 months. >> But you you've seen me in here. You've seen me in town. >> I haven't. >> You had to if I've been out here. >> Nope. >> Either way, I'm missing you a citation. Sign there, please. >> Well, I don't want to sign it cuz I don't want to do $80. >> You don't want to sign it? >> No, because I don't think that I deserve to pay $80 for something that is fixable and I can fix it if that's all you want. >> Go ahead. Step out of the car. >> Why? >> Cuz you're under arrest. Step out. Step out of the vehicle. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. Out. >> Step out. I'm giving you a lawful order. Step out. >> Well, that escalated quickly. As bad as that is, things are about to get worse. >> You be fair with me and I'll be fair with you. >> Step out. >> No, >> you're under arrest. >> No, I'm not. >> I'm placing you under arrest. Step out. >> You are full of Because you're not placing me under no damn arrest. >> Step out. >> No, I'm not. 305 303. >> Do not do not take off. >> Shut up and give me THAT AND I'LL SIGN IT. >> Step out. No, we're beyond that. Step out. [screaming] >> See her ass. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> [screaming] >> Get out of the car. >> You're not going to do that to me. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO that to me. [screaming] >> Get out of THE CAR. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO DO THAT TO ME. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. Get out of the car. >> You better leave me. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LEAVE ME [screaming] ALONE. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. NOW, >> leave me alone. Don't mean it. Leave me alone. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> LAY DOWN and put your hands behind your back. >> I will stand up >> now. >> I will stand up. >> No, you will not. You're going TO GET IT AGAIN. >> [screaming] [screaming] >> WHAT ARE Domo 305 dispatch, go ahead and start EMS. Uh, taser deployed, one female custody. Clear. >> Why didn't you just sign a damn ticket? >> BECAUSE I FELT LIKE YOU WOULD BE CLEAR WITH ME BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN IN TOWN FOREVER with this thing and I'll go through and get a damn headquarters. >> Do you realize you just got yourself in a whole lot more trouble? >> For what? >> For [snorts] running. >> Oh, I didn't run. I told you you weren't going to arrest me. I pulled in here thinking that you would fall. >> Here, go ahead and go ahead and roll to your roll to your back. All right, listen on your butt. >> Are you hurt? >> Yeah, I'm hurt. >> What hurts? >> Everything. >> All right, I got AMS on the way. Just hang tight. >> YOU GOT A WHAT ON THE WAY? >> I GOT AMBULANCE on the way to check you out. >> Ambulance? I don't need an ambulance. >> Well, you got taste, so they got to check you out. >> Well, can you just stand me up? Yeah. >> So, I'm hip. Oh, don't do the arms that way. >> How do you want me to hold you up? >> I don't know. Can you give me a front? >> How about you just lean up against my leg? All right. >> Lean up against your leg. >> Yeah. Wait for them to get here >> and wait for them to get you. >> Can you pick me up? >> Yeah, if you don't mind, help me get her up. There we go. Come on over [snorts] here. >> Yeah, 104. She's in custody. >> I have to have peace on that way. >> How long your truck been around here like that? >> Sir, you guys go stand over there. >> All you do is sign a ticket. 305. Do you feel like >> Don't you realize Listen to me a minute. >> Hold on. >> 305. Can you 109? >> You realize something. >> Nobody wants >> Would you like any deputies to still continue that way? >> Uh, negative. Deputies contend 222. Probably going to need EMS out here. Check her out. Uh, if you can go ahead and get a hold of GNS wrecking. >> EMS has been advised. >> All right, walk to my car, man. >> Can I shut my pickup off? >> I'll I'll turn it off for you. Come on. That's That's the taser core. They're going to get that out of you. All right. >> Get it out of me. Yeah, there's two prongs in you. >> Two prongs in me. Oh, puke. >> Go ahead and have a seat. I'll turn the air on. I'll let you cool down. >> Can you pull your seat up or something? Or >> That's That's as much as we got. >> So, why didn't you take off? >> Because I knew that you would arrest me. >> I wasn't going to. All you had to do was sign a ticket. But can you just listen to me a minute? Do you know that nobody nobody wants to come to cash in for any reason whatsoever because they know it's going to be an $80 fine for some dumb something all the time? >> Well, when you're driving around like that, where do you think you can go driving around and get away with like that? >> Got three King Fisher cuz I'm going to King Fisher right now to go to Loyal. >> You may not listen. >> And I bought groceries. >> You may not like the laws, but we're here to enforce them whether that be in cash in Oklahoma County or wherever. Okay, you guys are going to learn the hard way that we're not putting up with it. >> Who's you guys? >> Just you're saying the Hamls. >> The citizens. The citizens of Cash. All right. >> Citizens of Cash. >> You break the law in cash and we're going to enforce it. >> Yeah. >> Whether you're a haml or not. >> Mhm. >> Okay. >> No, you did this. You did not have to taser me. >> You wouldn't comply. You wouldn't get out and then you tried to kick me. So, yes, I did. >> Yeah, I tried to kick you cuz I'm a country girl. Because No, I didn't. >> You got tased because of it. >> Yes. And I didn't like being thrown on the damn ground. >> Well, next time, listen to what I'm telling you to do. >> You're the one that escalated this. All you had to do was sign. You had been on your way. >> Find an $80 ticket that I had no business of even getting. >> You told me you've been driving for 6 months. That's half a year. >> That's right. >> Okay. >> And every time that we try to find