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>> What are you doing?
>> Well, that's not the case because these
people have no idea who you are. Why
you're following them?
>> Are you following them?
>> They don't.
>> Do you live here?
>> Yeah, I copy these things.
>> Why? People do.
>> Okay. You have your license on you.
>> What?
>> I need your license. What was your
reason of stopping me?
>> They called. They have no idea why you
got them boxed in. Okay. And
>> do they live here?
>> Who does?
>> Them.
>> Okay. Well, you're driving a vehicle.
You don't have your seatelt on. I need
to identify you. So,
>> they break me coming in here.
>> Okay. So, that's the real story, right?
Is a brake check. A road rage incident.
>> They were road raging me.
>> That's fine. So, why didn't you start
with that and tell me that's what
happened and that's why we're doing it.
>> You never gave me a chance.
>> No. You said you live here and you're
acting like you don't know what's going
on.
>> You say I live here.
>> Your friend lives here. Exactly.
>> Okay. Do you have your license on you?
>> I do.
>> May I see it, please?
>> Yeah. But what did I do wrong?
>> You don't have your seatelt on. You
>> buckled it to get out to ask her what
she was doing driveway with her hazards
on.
>> Okay. Well, now you don't have it on.
You're behind the wheel of the car. The
car is running. So, I need your license.
>> So, you're not going to go and ask the
woman with her hazards on who?
>> I just pulled up and I'm talking to you
first. I'm about to go talk to them and
find out what's going on. For the fifth
time, I'm asking for your license. May I
have your license, please?
>> I see.
>> License.
>> Let me find it. But how about you find
the issue?
>> Come on.
>> Are you going to pull me out of my car?
>> I'm taking you out of the car. Yep. I've
asked you five times for a license right
to do that.
>> I have every legal right. You seem like
you're intoxicated, too. Have you been
drinking today?
>> I'm not intoxicated.
>> You're totally have slurred speech. Your
eyes are kind of jacked up. You're not
intoxicated at all.
>> Are you on? No.
>> Are you high?
>> No.
>> Nothing.
>> Nothing.
>> Cool. Come on out. I've asked you five
times for your license.
>> First of all, you just slammed open my
door.
>> Yeah. How? I'm not asking again.
>> That's against the law.
>> How is it against the law? I've asked
you five times for your license. You
have not provided me with your license.
>> And I'm asking what's the reason of you
coming to me?
>> And I've told you that I just pulled up.
They have no idea why you're following
them. You got them boxed in. You're
you're recording them and I'm trying to
talk to you. You're trying to explain to
me what's going on.
>> Invaded me into my friend's house and we
don't know her.
>> Checked you. Okay. And that's fine, but
you're not telling me that. You're
acting like you have no idea what's
going on.
>> I have your license. Get your license.
Get your license.
>> But you have no right to open my door.
>> I'm about to rest from trucking if you
do not give me your license.
>> I know my rights.
>> Awesome.
>> My license APD for 30 years. So, yes,
you may. But you can shut my door.
>> You're about to be in handcuffs and be
arrested.
>> Okay. For what? obstructing. I've asked
you 10 times for your license. I don't
know why I don't have your license yet.
I also feel you're inebriated. I feel
like you're high or you're drunk.
>> Yeah, I'm wasted.
>> You can't just open I know my rights.
You can't just open mine.
>> You're about to be arrested. May I have
your license for what?
>> I've asked you 10 times.
>> What am I being arrested for?
>> You're going to be arrested if I don't
get your license obstructing. I've told
you 10 times. Plus, you're you're not
you're intoxicating.
>> No, I'm not.
>> Can I have your license?
>> Did you prove that?
>> I'm about to.
>> No, you're not. Cuz I'm not. You're not
pulling me out of my vehicle.
>> Let's go. You're under arrest.
>> I'm not under arrest for nothing.
>> You can't come into my vehicle.
>> Step out of the car.
>> Okay.
>> She's drunk.
>> Wow. dead.
>> License and a simple explanation would
have all it would have taken
>> for you to just slam my door open
for helping.
>> What's going on?
>> I don't know.
>> Um I left the gym down there in the
valley.
>> Uhhuh.
>> Portage path. She was just the car
behind me after I pulled out.
>> Okay.
>> Following very close, swerving left and
right, like trying to look to get around
me. Uh-huh.
>> So instead of like taking cordage path,
I pulled here to see if she followed,
which she did.
>> I pulled in here and then she did that.
>> Okay.
>> Never came out or said anything, but
thought it was hot.
>> Did you any other exchanges besides her
seeming like she was in a hurry trying
to get around you?
>> Just that.
>> Just that.
>> And then why'd you pull here?
>> Just I pulled here and stopped right
there with my hazard.
>> I got you.
>> And she hopefully for her just to go
home.
>> So then I thought, well, I'll pull here
like it's going home and it's looking.
Did she ever get out and talk to you or
say anything?
>> She had her phone out. She was like
filming me in the car. She never got
out. She never shouted anything.
>> She never shouted or said anything to
you?
>> No.
>> Okay. Do you have your license on real
quick? I'll get you out of here in just
a second.
>> Well, what are you doing following his
car?
>> I didn't follow them. I was coming here
and she road raised me and just pulled
into there. Okay.
>> With her hazards on.
>> Start coming up out of the valley.
>> Yeah. Right there. Cuz I pulled out
>> like right before the train tracks.
Yeah,
>> at the intersection. That's She was the
cart behind me.
>> Okay. All right. Just hang out for a
second. Being difficult. I got to deal
with
I'm wondering why what am I being
arrested for?
>> Uh you're being arrested for
obstructing.
>> Really? Obstructing what?
>> Official business. I've asked you 10
times for your license. You seem like
you're intoxicated. You got white
powder. You're sitting
>> Yeah. our way.
>> Uh, plus you're really obstructing now
by not getting in the car and following
our command.
>> You just slammed me to the ground.
You're a gar.
>> I told you to get out of the car.
>> You opened my car door. You're
>> damn right I did.
>> With no um excuse why you reason to open
the car door and talk to you. I've asked
you a 100 times for your license and you
refused to give it to me. That's
obstructive. Have a seat. Plus, you have
warrants. Plus, you're not allowed to
drive.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. So, have a seat.
>> Did you say that before you did that?
>> Nope. I didn't need to because you were
under arrest.
>> You didn't know.
>> I didn't know. I didn't know until I got
your
>> Now I know. Oh, so you my wrists are
bleeding.
>> Yes, they literally are. Like you guys
are literally just slam me to the
ground.
>> We took you out of the car and put your
handcuffs. You going to have a
>> threw me to the ground.
>> I'll just
throw me a wagon. Female County
in the wagon.
Are you going to have a seat in the car?
>> You're against your whatever.
>> Okay. And violation civil rights. Is
that what you're telling me?
>> She road raided me, slammed and tried to
break check me and hit me.
>> Okay.
>> Yes.
>> Did she hit you?
>> Damn near.
>> Oh, she didn't. Right.
>> Why did you think I was recording her?
She damn near did.
>> Do you have any alcohol or No.
>> Nothing in your system? No.
>> Why do you have speech? You seem like
>> I I don't know. I always have had
>> What's his way in his bag?
>> I have no idea.
>> Never seen before.
>> Never in my life.
>> Okay. Are you going to have a seat so we
can kind of
>> If he lets go of my arms like I'm some
man, my wrists are bleeding.
>> Go have a seat though.
>> Stop.
>> Man, are you going to have a seat?
>> Loosen my puffs, please. And then I will
>> they're tight as Can you loosen them a
little bit? That's all I'm asking you.
>> I can slide a finger through each single
one.
>> Whatever the you got to do.
>> Get your arm off me, you piece of [ __ ]
>> Okay, you grindy ass.
>> Watch your legs. I got to close the
door.
>> I'm not I need fresh air.
>> I'll roll down the window for you.
>> I You don't have the glove on the door.
I'm handcuffs. There's no reason to do
none of that.
>> You're my a prisoner and I have to I
have to tell you
>> I am not your prisoner. You're under my
right to what?
>> You're under arrest.
>> I know my rights.
>> My uncle Crockett and Simco have been
>> You want Sim Cox to come out and talk to
you right now?
>> Yes. Right now.
>> Do not get in the Get your leg off me.
Do not touch me. Get in the car.
>> I'm in the car.
>> You're not in the car. I can't close my
door. I need to secure you. I need to do
my work.
>> I'm in handcuffs.
>> Get in the car. do your work, go to my
car.
>> Yes. I got to tow your car. I got to do
your booking slip. I got to get you up
to the counter stuff.
>> Did you not understand what I told you
before?
>> I understood that. Um,
this lady said I was following her, but
she road raised me and said,
>> "Who's driving the car?"
>> What?
>> Who's driving that car?
>> What car?
>> The car you've been following. Did you
talk to them at all?
>> I didn't get a chance to.
>> Okay.
>> But I seen what they did. You didn't
give a
cuz I was trying to talk to you and get
your license and get your story. But
>> and I didn't get a chance to. You pulled
my door open and slam me to the ground
like I'm your size. But
>> that makes your feel bigger to slam a
ground talking to you. Get your leg.
>> I'm not getting in the car until my
uncle gets here.
>> You don't get to dictate what goes on.
You're under arrest. Put Put your leg
in.
>> I'm under arrest in handcuffs.
>> Yes.
>> Right.
>> Yes. I can't sit down and and do my
paperwork while your legs are hanging
out. You want to take off your
paperwork.
>> You're not secured. You're not a secure
prison. You're not a secure prisoner.
>> You have to get your legs in there.
>> I have to go talk to these people so I
can move so they can get you to do.
>> You have to put your legs in the car.
>> I don't I have to do anything.
>> Mike, can you come over here and watch
her so I can pull her in the car?
>> So he can manhandle me again in the car.
>> I'm not going to manhandle you. I'm
asking you to have a seat in the car. I
need to shut the door.
>> Simco
been partners for 30 years.
>> Okay.
>> Would you please have a seat in the car
so I can close the door and I can start
doing some paperwork?
>> But I like some fresh air.
>> I will roll down the window. I roll down
the window.
>> Seat or I'm going to make
>> He's like forcing me to sit in his
enclosed car.
>> Quit forcing me. That was
>> uh Can you move her car and then we'll
get him out and then that guy can take
off.
>> Keys are Yeah, it's a push to start. You
can start a tow for me.
I'll get you out of here.
>> Hey, how you doing today, sir? Uh the
young lady driving the uh blue car
claims that she's friends with you. You
know the lady in the blue car? White
younger white lady. I don't
>> uh I'll get your name for her. Um but
she claims that uh she's friends with
the people that live at this house. You
don't recognize that blue car at all?
>> Okay. Okay. That's all you. You're fine.
Is it just you that stays here and your
wife or just you?
>> My wife is deceased. I'm the only one
there.
>> You're just you, right? Yeah. I got you.
Thank you.
Lindsay.
>> Hi, Lindsay. Come on out. I'm just going
to transport it. Okay. I'm going to walk
right on over here. All right.
>> First of all, before I walk anywhere.
>> Yeah.
>> I need these loosened.
>> Okay. Yeah. I'm going to switch them
out. Okay.
>> Okay.
>> Let's go over here to the back so we're
not in the middle of the road. I just
don't want to get hit by a car.
>> I'm not an idiot. My uncle's been ABD
for 30 minutes.
>> Okay. Step on forward here.
>> You're taking me to the back. You're
going to shove me back there.
>> You're going to go into the wagon.
You're going to go into the patty wagon
transport.
>> Cool. That's fine. But they had no right
to do what they did.
>> Okay. I don't know anything about that.
I'm not involved in any of this. I'm
just here to transport.
>> Then that's then you're not the one
transporting me.
>> Yeah.
>> Right.
>> Right.
>> Cuz you have nothing to do with that.
>> Yeah. I'm just the one transporting.
>> Okay.
>> Okay. Come on over here. Let's see.
>> No, I'll wait until my uncle and I can
be here just like they
>> All right. Let's get out of the road
here.
>> Yep. I'll get out of the way wherever.
All right, I'm going to switch these
handcuffs. Threw me to the ground.
>> Listen, I'm going to switch. Listen, I'm
going to switch these handcuffs out.
Okay.
>> Yeah, he cut me up. Threw me to the
ground.
>> Yeah, let me switch this up.
>> Feel like a bigger man with his ugly.
>> What's your name? And your badge number.
>> Listen to the officer.
>> What's your name?
>> We don't give out names.
>> You don't give out names?
>> Yeah, I probably should.
>> Get out of my face.
>> You ugly.
>> I am not licensed. I wasn't even driving
the car. It was parked. My friend was in
the house. That road raided us. So, I
just sat in the car to turn it off and
here he comes walking up asking for my
ID. And I'm just like, what' I do wrong?
This road raided us. Can I have your ID?
I'm like, what? So, I go to reach for
it. He opens my door, which is against
the law cuz he had no reason to do that.
I know my rights.
>> I don't know any of the details on me.
I'm sorry.
>> Are you an APD? Yeah. So, the rights are
you don't open someone's door unless you
have a a right.
>> I wasn't here. I don't know.
>> Well, you can walk. You just
>> Come on. We're going to go this way.
Okay. You can't go that way, hun.
>> My out of my car.
>> They're not stealing my
>> They're not stealing anything.
>> No, they are. That's what they do. Cuz
they're
>> Nobody here is going to take any of your
stuff.
>> They are.
>> We all work for Brian. We all We all
work. I went to I was at the same
academy with I was in the same class.
Your uncle with your uncle Crockett.
>> I need to call my mom right now.
>> You understand? I was in the same class.
>> Okay. Well, understand his mom died this
morning. It was already a bad day. So,
>> oh, Crockett's mom died this morning.
>> I don't have time for all this [ __ ] to
me. Like, I did nothing wrong.
>> Walk on over. I'm so sorry. I'm sorry.
>> He's in the back of your car. My warrant
isn't barbed. Period. I did nothing
wrong here.
>> True. You're under arrest here also.
>> For what? Uh, they charge you with
obstructing official business.
>> Was I driving?
>> Yes.
>> You walked up to my car and I was
driving.
>> Are you going to walk or carry you?
>> I was parked.
>> Let's go, Lizzy. I know.
>> See, here he goes with his big syndrome
when it's probably three entrance. No, I
was not driving.
>> No, I'm not.
>> Cuz you got to be transported. You want
this side or that side?
>> To where?
>> To some county.
>> For what? They're to they're sending You
have a warrant out of Summit County
also.
>> No, my warrant is in Barbadan.
>> Well, it said it's a Summit County
warrant.
>> Show it to me right now. Give me
>> I will sit right here until you show it
to me. Let me pull it up.
>> No,
>> dude. Do not force me. Don't pull away.
>> I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going to
run.
>> Okay. Just don't pull away.
>> You're leaning back. You don't have any
>> because you're trying to throw me in
there like that.
>> I'm not going to put you in right now.
I'm not going to put you in right now. I
just don't want you to fall. That's why
I'm holding on to you right now. cuz you
don't have any hands to brace your
>> I have a personal trainer and I'm
switching her.
>> First off, I'm not even the one that
made the stop. The other officer did.
>> So apparently your mental status is just
really out.
>> Oh wow.
>> The other officers don't want to talk to
you.
>> Good job.
>> Where's she going? Can we just like
>> Huh?
>> I'll go right here because you have no
right to do any of this.
>> Yeah,
>> she's not going to
>> I wasn't driving the car.
>> She's been this way the entire time.
>> Let's just make he forced my door open.
>> What do we got? What do we got? Lady
road raided me to check and see
something. Okay, I want to check
something.
>> Yeah, ask the guy that wasn't here. You
threw me out of my car.
>> He's even going to take her. What do we
got? What are our charges?
>> The original that we have right now is
just obstructing
>> original obstructing
>> obstructing
from where
is it?
>> It's barbaran. It's barbaran.
>> We didn't want to go that route either.
>> I what? I did what?
>> I did what?
>> I got Irene. Say it to my face. That's
great.
>> Okay.
>> I'll get you the Oh, I switched them out
already.
>> Yeah.
Okay. Hold on a second. St. You got your
Purel thing or whatever that is. Okay.
And your card in here.
>> Hey everyone, it's Trent, Prior Deputy
Sheriff, Patrol Sergeant, and K9
handler. These road rage incidents in
general are extremely dangerous and
potentially deadly in certain
circumstances and you never know what
the person in the other vehicle is
capable of or what lengths they're
willing to go to. Fortunately, nobody
was seriously injured or worse in this
situation. However, what we do see is
that we still have a suspect who has
followed this victim for an extensive
period of time, even if he did break
check her, and has now blocked him in in
this driveway, preventing him from
vacating the area. The victim also
relayed that fact to these officers in
the report that he was in fear for his
safety, not knowing what the suspect's
intentions were, what she was capable
of, or what she was about to do based on
her actions thus far. And one of the
charges the suspect was arrested for was
unlawful restraint, also known as false
imprisonment, which is typically defined
as intentionally and knowingly
restricting or preventing somebody's
freedom of movement. And the suspect
definitely has to legally identify
herself to law enforcement in this
situation. Up front, she's potentially a
suspect in a criminal investigation.
However, for this situation
specifically, all law enforcement needs
to be able to articulate is that they
had reasonable suspicion, which is a
pretty low threshold to establish the
suspect is committing, has committed, or
is going to commit a criminal offense.
And when this officer gave her multiple
opportunities to provide her identifying
information, her refusal to do so, of
course, is going to earn her that
obstruction charge. And at that point in
time, officers are legally within their
right to remove her from her vehicle
using reasonable force as necessary to
affect that arrest. It's notated in the
report that they did find a baggie with
a white powdery substance. However, it's
also stated that they had it on the hood
of a vehicle while they were filling out
paperwork and it subsequently blew away
in the wind and so they were obviously
not able to test it or charge her with
anything related to that.
>> The 25-year-old woman was arrested for
obstructing official business and
unlawful restraint. She was also cited
for driving under suspension while the
suspected possession was dropped due to
lack of evidence but remains innocent
until proven guilty.
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