Um, so obviously you know we have a problem, >> right? >> Can you turn the car off? >> So what is that? What is that going to do? >> I need you to turn off the car. >> So am I just going to get like a like a ticket? I'm not going to >> just a ticket. >> Uh I mean basically you're going to get a ticket, but can you please turn off the car? >> Something else going to happen? >> Can you please turn off the car? >> Can I know? You have to. >> So what's going to happen is you're going to be placed under arrest >> for driving on a suspended license. >> For driving on a suspended license. >> Yeah. You're not allowed to be driving. You know that. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> And then >> and then you're going to get a couple tickets and you will be ready hopefully within 45 minutes if not less. Okay. But because of the situation, I can't let you drive. You have a suspended license, which is why you didn't want you didn't have your license on you when you know you're not supposed to be driving, right? You know how kind of fake sometimes things are meant to be. You know what I mean? Cuz the chances of you being having a flat tire with two nice gentlemen helping you change that tire to then kneeers driving and seeing and coming to help and then now that being, you know, you know what I mean? Trust me, that's the last thing I want. I came here to help and make sure you guys don't get hurt while you guys are changing the tire, >> right? So, I do need you to step out of the car. Yes. >> I really don't want to leave this car here. >> It's not going to be here. So, I need you to get out. >> Can we Can you follow me into the state? >> So, unfortunately, I can't let you drive because now that I know that driving into >> So, now that I know that you're suspended, if you drive away, right, and something happens, that's 100% liability on me. >> Can you drive away? >> I cannot drive away. You pass to come here, man. >> No, we can't do it. >> I mean, I did it to you in the last time. >> Uh, that must have been a different department. Our policy and our and our objectives from our department are we have to. So, if you could please get out of the car. >> I'm sorry. Yes, I'll give you all the information. So, again, I'm sorry this is happening, but I have to go basic. How did you? >> Yeah, but can you just step out of the car for me? >> You can text her, man. You want to call her, text her, whatever you want to do. Stand right over here. >> Hang on a second. Can you stay with her? >> Yeah. We don't have the ability to have discretion about the toes anymore. It's something that's come down, you know, years past. We used to be able to do things like that, but unfortunately now it's Oh my sorry. >> It's okay. >> I know. It's okay. >> I'm looking at your driving history. It's nothing that's going to make it, you know, worse. So, it's not like you're going to get a felony charge here. It's just going to be driving on a suspended license. >> Get released. >> Yeah. Yeah. No, you will get released. >> The faster we get to the station, the faster I can get you released. >> Okay. I'm calling her. I'm so sorry. >> That's okay. >> Freaking out. >> You could also call her when we get there if you want. >> Our station's close by call there. >> Do you have any transport on your phone? No. >> Where is it? >> I'm not sure. >> Okay. Are you >> She might just show her. It's I don't know. She has Okay. This is hurt. >> That's fine. That's fine. No problem. >> Are you good? >> Um, yeah. I need to answer. >> Okay, it's fine. You just keep your phone down there. >> Hold on. You don't have anything. >> Can I write something down? >> Oh, do your phone. Don't worry. Yeah. I'll let you use your phone when we get to the station. Okay. Put your phone right there. Arms behind your back. Yeah, I'm not I'm not taking your phone away from you. I don't want it to fall. Not too tight. Central 4147, one female in custody for suspended deal. You have anything on you? the pockets wise. Anything in your pockets? No. Okay. All right. We're going to take stuff off to the car. What do you need from the car right now? Your phone. These are keys. Other than your car key. >> Okay. Let's see. >> The station's closed. >> Yeah. I need a piece. >> Central 4147. I'll be transporting one female in custody from my location to the PD. Starting mileage. The suspect was charged with driving on a suspended driver's license and cited for operating an uninsured motor vehicle. She was let go from police custody around noon on pre-trial release with conditions. There was only one problem. The suspect was not who she claimed to be. Approximately 30 minutes after the suspect was released, police received a phone call from a woman asking about her name being used in Buffalo Grove. It was the suspect's sister. confused as to how she could have gotten a ticket when she hadn't left the house. But the police lucked out. 10 short minutes after the phone call, the suspect's boss drove her back to the police station to pay the admin fee for her vehicle, and the police were waiting. Come over here into this room right here. >> Huh? We'll talk in here. >> What? >> Cuz we need to talk. Come here. Huh? >> Okay. So, you're going to make this apartment. All right. >> No. What's going on? So now I know that you are like >> I'm not even talking. Now you tell me. >> You have a picture. >> I don't care. Was that me? >> So this right here. >> Come on. >> Stop. >> Don't do this. >> Don't do this. >> Stop. No. >> Listen. Just let her down. Let her down. >> Stop. Just let her down. >> Stop. You're resisting arrest. We're under arrest. Stop. STOP. YOUR HAND BEHIND YOUR back now. >> Just stop resisting. Just stop resisting. >> You okay? >> Yeah. One female in custody. Stand up. >> You okay? >> Yeah. Can you stand up? >> I know. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Sorry, my arms are like crooked on this damn thing. Hold on. >> Got it. When you get your foot ready, let you know. There you go. Where's your boss? >> Right there. >> Can you tell her she's not going to be coming out? >> Okay. Come on. >> Yeah, as soon as we get back. >> Sorry. >> Yeah. >> Very much though. >> Now, let's try this one more time, shall we? The suspect, whose real name is Lexus A. Poland, was aged 29 at the time of this arrest. On top of her previous offenses, she was charged with obstructing identification as a class A misdemeanor and with resisting arrest, also as a class A misdemeanor. She also had multiple warrants. These charges were dropped, perhaps because 2 weeks later, Lexus was sentenced to 180 days in jail for a felony retail theft conviction. Finally, according to the police report, once taken into custody after her sister foiled her stolen identity scheme, the suspect had this to say. Why'd she have to call now? She couldn't have waited a hour, dumb [ __ ] Now, what do you think? Were you surprised to see the suspect had that much fight in her? Let us know in the comments below. And as always, thanks for watching 5 Police Body Cam.