You told me you're under arrest. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm compliant. I'mma sue this [ __ ] though. >> Okay, >> it's fine. >> That's fine. You obstructed a lawful order. >> It's fine. >> You told me to rescue. That means you're clear. >> I didn't tell you to do none of that, but I got my license and everything in this car. Me didn't tell me my right stand. So, I'm able to walk up out of here right now. Please don't play with me. Call your manager. Hello. >> Are you ready to act like a grownup? >> Hello. Help. Help. Okay. >> On February 5th, 2025, Decal County got a front row seat to pure chaos. What should have been a routine traffic stop with Valentina Watson turned into a meltdown on wheels. Her car was busted, but her attitude was worse. Arguing, refusing to calm down, and demanding the impossible. In minutes, the scene spiraled from a minor stop into full-blown arrests. >> Can you stay in the car? >> I can get out cuz you put me over to >> You can stand. You can stand over here then that you're parked in the middle of the roadway. >> Over to do what? Because you want to stand over here. Do you want to stand over here? >> I got insurance and everything. So, I'm going to need you to know that. And I'm glad cuz I got a camera in my car, too. >> Okay. Well, you also can't park in the middle of the road. That's a traffic violation. >> That middle of the road of me parking. I live here and I was parking to >> That doesn't mean anything. I told you to pull the side and you looked at me in my car. I show you that. >> That's fine. Where? So, you have a license and insurance. So, where that car? I own that. >> Okay, you can go grab that then. >> Okay. And I want to press charges, too. >> Press charges on what? >> You just did that. >> Press charges on what? >> Cuz that's what you just tried to do, Mom. >> Do what? Stop playing with me. Cuz you just saw me pulling over when I were parked in the middle of the road. My car just stopped and I just had my thing. So, you were parked in the middle of the roadway, which is a violation. >> I got I got cameras in here. >> Okay, that's fine. So, it should catch you parked in the middle of the road, which is an IVC violation. And I mine still on. It's still on. Okay. Well, you were parked in the middle of the road. I asked you. It was right there at the >> So, I do need your license and your insurance. >> I can show you that. >> I I've been waiting. Yeah. >> Can I get your badge number? >> You will get that after you give me the identification that I asked for first. I asked you for your identification. >> Call yourself. I know my >> I gave you my >> I will give you my information once you my shelf. >> Your sheriff? >> My sheriff? I don't work for the sheriff's office, ma'am. I work for the city of the county department. Call whoever. need your license and insurance. >> Call your Call your person that's on >> He's right here actually. >> Yeah, you're not cuz it's a white shirt. Call your white shirt. >> That's not how it works. We're not in Chicago. >> Call your white shirts. >> If not, I don't have it. I don't get it. Call your white shirts. Yes. Record this [ __ ] >> Record this [ __ ] cuz he just said watch my car go out and me starting my car back up and then he stopped me at this stop sign to come up in here to go home. We need you to >> record that [ __ ] Cuddy. >> Record that. >> You need to identify yourself. You're going to be arrested. That's your option. >> Okay. Arrest me then. >> Okay. Come here. You're under arrest. >> Yeah. Let me get my >> It's okay. You're under arrest. Put your hand on your back. >> Record it. Record it. >> You told me you're under arrest. >> Okay. That's fine. I'm complaining. I'mma do that [ __ ] So, >> okay. >> It's fine. >> That's fine. You obstructed a lawful order. >> You told me to rescue. So, that means you're clear. >> I didn't tell you to do none of that, but I got my license and everything in this car. Right now >> you recording me, >> girl. Record. Get my stuff out my car for me >> because he saw me farting my car back up and then he started like I guess following me. So now when he followed me, I guess he thought that my car not insurance. Everything is insurance and my car. >> You just haven't been listening. >> Everything. No, baby. Everything's insurance been there. And I recorded everything, too. >> Got it. >> Um, you're at least being arrested for obstructing a peace officer. Um um hello >> uh me >> blowing off the law is the fastest way to turn a small mess into a full-blown circus and she nailed it. Wouldn't listen, wouldn't process, just locked in her own bubble. On top of that, she kept insisting that everything be recorded, piling gasoline on her own fire. The tension skyrocketed and the drama hit overdrive. >> You didn't provide your name and I asked you multiple times. >> You're very >> Also, we're going to talk more once we get to the police department. is and I'm giving you my name for what I live in this complex. This is a private complex. It's no way that you should be arrested me in fine. I'll take that for it, too. >> Okay, that's fine. Once I take the handcuffs off, put your hands on top of the counter for me, please. >> Sir, I can sir about the hands. >> I'm telling you what to do. >> Thank you. >> So, thanks. >> Like this? >> Yep. Once I said I said once the handcuffs come off. >> Well, thank you very much. Now, can you take your coat off for me? >> Yes, I could. And where's the female? >> Nope. Go ahead. I'm not going to search you right now. >> The female. >> I'm not going to search. Can you pick your code up for me? >> Female. Cuz if I'm getting >> I'm not searching you right now. Can you pick your code up for me right now? >> If I'm getting underest. >> Nope. I just wanted you to take the code off. So, real quick, while we're standing here, I'm going to read this to you since you are under arrest. Okay, >> that's fine. >> Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say >> can and will be used against you in a court of law. LA. You should have stayed that when you arrest me. Too bad I don't hear you. Oh my god. Uh uh uh uh uh uh. Call your manager. It's not going to happen. Love. I know my rights. And y'all is not going to play with me. Sorry. Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. Y'all put them handcuffs on me. Didn't tell me my rights then. So I'm able to walk up out of here right now. Please don't play with me. Call your manager. Hello. >> Are you ready to act like a grownup? >> Hello. Help. Help. >> Okay. So, you're going to be charged with DUI as well, >> baby. So, ain't no DUI cuz you won't see Well, you won't even let me talk to you drinking. >> Based on your behaviors, you're going to you're leading me to believe that you're suspicious. You put the handcuffs on. >> I didn't ask you any incriminating questions. >> So, I'm reading your rights now. Are you willing to do that? That's not even possible. Love, stop. Get somebody up in here cuz I ain't trying to hit. You didn't bring me my rights when you put my handcuffs on. That's what you supposed to. I told you I trained to be a police officer. >> You don't know the law. >> What are you going to have? >> How come I don't? Because did I ask you any questions once you were in custody? >> I'm going to school. >> No, I did not. >> Did you not see it on my record? I'm going to school right now. >> It doesn't show that on your record. You clearly know nothing. Can you listen to what I'm trying to tell you? me when you put my handcuffs on. You did it. You waited till I got here. Could I talk to your supervisor? Ma'am, nothing. Ma'am, nothing. I know my rights. >> I know my right. >> If you're going to school, I would probably drop out now cuz you're going to fail terribly if you think you >> Well, I didn't yet in that plan. >> Well, that's at the station. Things didn't calm down. They exploded. She carried on like a toddler throwing a tantrum, questioning every police move as if she knew better. Then came the demand for a supervisor, like she was booking table service at a fancy restaurant. It was pure disorder. No grasp of reality, no sense of the stakes, just non-stop drama. >> You know what class I'm going in? >> No, I don't. So, are you going to listen? >> You supposed to You supposed to umize me. >> Miranda? You don't even know the word. There's no way you're top of the class. >> I know the word. I just can't pronounce it. So, that's not nothing that you to judge me with. But you supposed to did that when you put the handcuffs on me. You supposed to do that when you put the hand. Can I talk to your supervisor? Hey, you can put >> You didn't like him cuz he wasn't wearing a white shirt. No, you can leave the coat on the counter. I didn't tell you where you could put that. >> Okay, you can put me in the seal. >> I need you to take I need you ask him, do you supposed to me take your necklace off? >> We could do some tests then if you're okay with that. >> No, I'm going to wait till my lawyer will come. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Can I call somebody? Uh, not right now >> cuz I promise you I got a lot of lawyers. >> Okay, that's fine. >> And I'm going to do all that. >> Oh, that's Yeah, I would recommend it. >> Oh, really? They will? >> Yeah, they need to get paid, too. So >> Mhm. They will. >> Yeah, >> you just worry about where you're going. >> Okay. >> Besides you, bro, mandizing me, manizing. >> Yeah, you have the right to this and that. When you did that, you should have did that when you put my handcuffs on. That's how that goes, too. >> So, so I don't know. I don't know if you're very familiar with case law, but with Miranda, it's once you're in custody and I ask incriminating questions. >> You should have did that before. >> Oh, okay. >> You did that. >> Cuz you saw it on that one cop. >> Why did you arrest me for again? >> Oh, for obstructing obstructing a peace officer. I gave you a lawful order to find your name because legally because you're on a traffic stop. Cuz you were stopped in the middle of the roadway. >> Hey. >> Hello. [Music] You need me to take this out? >> Give me a second. >> So, since you clearly don't like us another >> Your name is what again? >> I'll give it to you. Just give me on the paperwork. Yeah. Hey, wait. Valentina, >> I need yours, too. >> Yeah, we'll put both of them on there. Valentina, question. >> No, I'm going to take it there. >> If uh if we had another officer come in to see if you're intoxicated, would you be willing to do some tests? >> I mean intoxicated. Yeah, because I believe that you're under the influence of alcohol. >> I don't know why you do because you smell alcohol, your eyes are glassy, and you're stuttering your speech. >> I do smoke. >> Okay. When did you Okay. >> And I did that when I was where I was just at. And I pulled up to come back to my unit. >> Mhm. >> Which where I live, where you pulled me over at cuz that's where I live at. >> Sure. >> Um Yeah. >> Okay. Would you be willing to do tests? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. >> All right. Let me search you real fast. >> Uh, yeah. You'll get a chance to make phone calls. Just not at this moment. >> I want to go to the front. >> Her downfall wasn't just the crimes. It was the arrogance. Instead of staying quiet and letting a lawyer work some magic, she went full meltdown. Throwing threats at cops like that would flip the script. But all it showed was how clueless she really was. Because here's the truth. Once you start swinging at the law, you don't win. The law swings back hard >> charges and all of that stuff. >> Yeah, it doesn't work like that. You can file a complaint, but >> you being an officer, they tell you that you're supposed to Miranda. You're all whatever it is. You're supposed to do that with them. You supposed to tell them what they're being arrested for. You're supposed to tell them um you have the right to remain silenced. Everything used against you should be, you know, and I did it. I just got arrested at that. >> Okay. Valentino, do you want to go in one of these cages or do you want to go in this cell where you can have like a bathroom and stuff? >> You might have to pee because you've been drinking, so I don't know. >> I haven't been thinking. >> Keep going. Don't stop. There you go. Don't stop. Don't stop. Okay. >> So, uh, now what this means is that technically since it was three tries, it would be a refused test. Would you want to try again? What? >> Yeah. So, it the machine only allows you three tries, but if you're willing to try again to show >> because the machine shows it was an insufficient sample. So, it just means you weren't providing enough oxygen. Okay. So, would you like to try again? We can set the machine up again if you'd like. >> I'm not going to do that. >> No, that's crazy. And I just did this all this time. I was willing to do it. >> Sure. I denied it >> because it was an insufficient which means not enough amount of breath. >> Yeah. So that's just what that means. So are you willing to try again or no? >> Yeah, I will try it again. >> Okay, we can set it up again. It just takes a minute to set it up. We can try again. So So if you look at me real quick just to listen to me. So deep breath and then continue to blow until the machine will click and then you're good to go. But if you if you don't do it strong enough or if you don't do it long enough, the machine's going to say that you're not trying. Even though you might think you're trying, but you just got to do it the way the machine wants you to do it. You know what I mean? Her stubborn ass still refused to cooperate. After six failed attempts, it got officially logged as a refusal for the breath test, which legally hits just as hard as failing. Outcome: She practically signed herself up for a long stretch behind bars. This is peak proof of how a drunk brain hijacks common sense, turning every poor decision into a ticket for some serious consequences. Valentina's night ended in handcuffs with charges for obstruction, DUI, and no insurance. So, in the end, if you enjoyed the video, hit that like button and drop your thoughts in the comments. Let's see who stands out the most. 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