22-Year-Old Turns Speeding Ticket into Arrest

On June 2, 2023 in Florida, a sheriff's deputy observed a speeding Mercedes SUV. Due to the vehicle's high rate of speed, the deputy wasn't able to catch up. The deputy maintained visual until the SUV pulled into a residential driveway. When the deputy arrived to conduct a traffic stop for the infraction, the driver was already stepping out of her vehicle. This is footage of the events that followed.
Footage on Body Cam Watch is for educational purposes only. All information has been supplied by local law enforcement agencies and is considered by law to be public information. The subjects in these videos are to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Body-worn camera footage has been edited for length and in accordance with KZbin community guidelines while maintaining a journalistic focus.

[@pamelavirgin4795]

When she said, "I've never experienced this in my entire life" I honestly believe she was talking about consequences.

[@vagabond251]

Did we get confirmation that this wasn't the case? It's not too farfetched of an idea in this scenario....

[@OrwellsHousecat]

😂

[@debbieellett9093]

She's definitely used to doing what she wants without consequences😆

[@ellemmenn2930]

Nailed it!

[@brandonlil420]

She got the Gucci Purse and the Blunt you already know she’s FOR THE STREETS

[@popuptarget7386]

Hearing the dad yell through the phone tells me all i need to know about how she was raised.

[@secretsanta9046]

No shit, right! Disgusting 🤢

[@KMT15]

Ehh to be fair he has no idea what’s actually going on

[@secretsanta9046]

@@KMT15 Exactly! And, I’m 💯% positive he knows his daughter is a spoiled a$$ brat that DOES NOT FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS!!

[@sliccjay5923]

fr this arrest was kind a major reach@@KMT15

[@ocoolwow]

​@@KMT15 and of course we would have a cockroach come out to defend the dad

[@jaimhaas5170]

Seeing her being arrested is fine. Hearing her dad experience it via speakerphone is priceless.

[@terryoquinn8199]

So much better !

[@ScanMan1967]

Get off of my dauuuuughta!!

[@tcntad87]

Shiet, I'd pay to watch his face lol

[@sandwichman100]

like 'literally'?

[@silasmarner7586]

@@ScanMan1967 oh man I was laughing at that!!!!

[@debbiesazo7392]

"I'm literally 22 years old." So you're an adult, get off the phone with "daddy" and be an adult. It is not that hard.

[@blazednlovinit]

She'd have been married for 6 years if she was born 100 years earlier. Society is infantilised.

[@feefs2139]

​@@blazednlovinitI just said this today. Our grandmother's were married at 14 and having full families by 17, and handled it with maturity. These idiots today are doomed.

[@joshglassman1107]

We DO NOT need more people like this in the medical field.

[@oopsibrokethecow]

She'll never make it through nursing school. You have to be able to demonstrate a vocabulary beyond the word "LITERALLY" every other word. You also have to be able to function at your job at a high level of awareness, skill, and stability, without having to default to calling your parents whenever something doesn't go your way. This generation can't do that.

[@rodrod383]

we do not need them on sanitation, Cstores, roofing, or anywhere else

[@Teenywing]

More being the operative word.

[@yourmom-ey1dm]

@@oopsibrokethecowwe can. there are people like this from every generation

[@firstsgt279]

@@yourmom-ey1dm Older Generations act like this when Drunk or High, this is her Generation w/o intoxicants

[@beartube1984]

People really need to understand that arguing with cops is pointless. Once you are in cuffs it's up to the judge.

[@the_inquisitive_inquisitor]

Once their lights go on

[@Shtfstrategist]

Absolutely! Shut your mouth, take the ride, post bond, hire a lawyer, pay a fine, continue with your life.

[@john_clevername]

You have every right to argue your case . There public servants . Not judge jury executioner . You have every right to speak your mind and defend yourself with words . Otherwise, show me your papers. Sounds a lot like 1940s

[@urbanracer032]

​@@john_clevernameSovereign citizen?

[@brkbtjunkie]

I’ve watched hundreds of videos of people being unarrested… and those are just the ones that I’ve seen that were posted on KZbin.

[@rleonekc07]

It amazes me how many adults have to "call their parents" when stuff like this happens

[@anthonyslazas6413]

I never wanted my parents to know I was even pulled over. Times have changed.

[@fakename8856]

Narcissism is generational.

[@promethiac2641]

Really? I think adult is a myth. I think it's lord of the flies. It just all depends on how thick your skin is I guess.

[@2Schway4u]

The use of the early 20s as an extended adolescence and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race

[@PastorJamesGillespie]

This is a bad arrest

[@9mil848]

Her voice is an offense in itself.

[@alphaomerta9477]

Especially the Ouuch when the officer told her hands behind her back smhfh

[@BallerBrownsWorldMusic1]

😂😂😂💯

[@bobgusky8140]

Someone who was never given consequences with a parent will now face them in court. Priceless.

[@pettender4229]

Yeah but the charges were dropped so lesson never ever learned and possibly her behavior was reinforced because she behaved like that AND she got away with it.

[@CanadianArchaeologist]

Her charge was dropped.

[@maryjaneblues7712]

She will go to hell one day it will all balance out in the end😊

[@B339KLO39]

Wait til you see the consequences of being obese off all those fried chickens you've been gobbling up...

[@Kavi_Sedai]

She didn’t face crap.

[@markvillegas8614]

A nursing major? Wow. I don’t think I would want someone who can’t follow instructions like her doing anything medical on me.

[@alexischavez3238]

It's always the worst type of people joining the medical field.

[@JamesQMurphy]

I see plenty of (alleged) nursing students in these kinds of videos. In fact, it should go onto the bingo card, right between "Calling Parents" and "I can't breathe!"

[@artvandelay1099]

She doesn't have the temperament or the personality to be a nurse.

[@jeepliving1]

She thinks when she f**ks up on the job and puts a patient in a coma her dad will keep her from getting in trouble.

[@malcomdavila]

My ex was a nurse it does not surprise me she was also a nurse here…my ex ended up in the back of a cop car as well

[@dlmac]

She was not arguing with cops, she is throwing a temper tantrum. She is a child.

[@donarthiazi2443]

Yes, she was *literally* throwing a temper tantrum.

[@vitalipopkhadze369]

She's a spoiled brat.

[@yada2033]

Another spoiled Italian girls, from NY at her Jersey shore house, never having to work for 1 thing in her life, thinking she controls everything because fake mob dad let's her get away with everything

[@mykidsaresupercute]

"I'm a good Christian." 😂

[@dwaynesmith8986]

Naw bro cop suckers praise anything even if it's excessive. She at the crib why the **** she gotta sit in the car as she call around and figure out the location of all things YOU asked for. The officer is fat and nasty and obviously jelly

[@loulou9978]

Hearing dad yell “Get off of my daughter” through the phone tells me all I need to know about little princess.

[@AdamWilliams-hy4lt]

The Officer Should Have Handled The Situation Differently And Professionally This Is A Bad Look For All Officers Just Because You Have The Power To Uphold The Law But That Doesn’t Mean You Be Over Aggressive.

[@W7DSY]

@@AdamWilliams-hy4lt I think that often changes after the 495 mouthy arrest.

[@larrystenli5879]

Good job dad!… you raised a 22yr old with the mental awareness of a 6 yr old…

[@timr.6941]

Literally.

[@RexDavis415]

Yep. That's what happens when women are raised by weak ass father.

[@keeper6458]

😂😂😂😂

[@MossMini]

What an embarrassment of a parent

[@dwaynesmith8986]

You're bootlicking pushover, this stop Is the cop acting a 🍑 for little to no reason

[@srmofoable]

I genuinely believe this is the first time in her life she has been told no, and faced consequences for ignoring

[@alternateview8971]

It always kills me when they try to use GTA logic to escape consequences. “I’m at my house, so I can’t get arrested”

[@mikegarippo7815]

Your comment is extraordinarily unoriginal. Your same words can be found hundreds of times in these police videos.

[@cooldude2251]

​@@mikegarippo7815 young woman = daddy never said no Black person = ghetto upbringing. It just never fails I swear half these people are bots

[@mattyp6908]

Ignorance is bliss for you i suppose 😂😂

[@jimmy-ke2gb]

Some people don't like to sit and roll.how about you obviously in your statement you would. I guess some people are dogs

[@Sassyglbeauty]

Man, it drives me insane when people think getting their daddy or a lawyer on the phone will help them.

[@dwaynesmith8986]

They literally tell you, you don't have to say anything without legal representation and will even recommend you have legal representation. You are entitled to speak to lawyer 🤦‍♂️

[@Sassyglbeauty]

@@dwaynesmith8986 not on the side of the road. lol.

[@melissabrouwer9899]

@@Sassyglbeautyyeah exactly. But i think he’s saying the police will advise you you don’t have to speak and you will be entitled to a lawyer. The misunderstanding always comes from when you get the lawyer, lawyers are for court, not processing…I think the police need to make that clearer to avoid the incessant excuses and arguing about wanting a lawyer

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@dwaynesmith8986 Yikes. You actually think you’re entitled to have a lawyer on the side of the road, don’t you? 😂🤦‍♀️

[@molinadeann7831]

@@melissabrouwer9899americans should know the law and their rights better. It’s crazy. Cops are executive, not judicial so they legally cannot give legal advice and if they do it can end in serious trouble.

[@TC-eo5eb]

As an RN with 30 years experience, we do not need this woman in our profession.

[@TheBOG3]

She needs speech lessons. How does she expect patients to understand her?

[@nonnishearts8060]

Amen!!!

[@garyreams8123]

Thank you.

[@CreekSide1779]

As a human we do not need creatures like this classified as one of us.

[@Caprica1592]

I can't get a speeding ticket or I'd lose my RN job... like seriously 😅

[@stevegiron8825]

I'm 52 and I used to act like that, but I stopped 48 years ago.

[@Monarchbutterfly3]

😂😂

[@straightup7up]

HAHAHAHAHAHHAHA

[@gingerblue2265]

Ditto, except i plan to stop when I retire.

[@robertosheldon9061]

You were a feisty little man back then haha

[@blacklyfe5543]

4 years old? Lmao

[@tonynguyen5990]

No one is above the law, just because Daddy treats you like a princess doesn’t mean the rest of society will including the law!

[@MICOpro]

daddy in the background: GET OFF OF MY DAUGHTER!!!

[@jenniffer9034]

Ok 💯

[@terryoquinn8199]

In fact , it will generally cause people to be less considerate because they can tell they’ve gotten away with everything their whole lives .

[@hershfam]

Charges will prob get dropped and reinforce this

[@LizzyTexBorden]

Charges were dropped. She is above the law.

[@iamexhaustion]

Being able to follow directions is the most undervalued skill. Common sense is right behind it.

[@millersimpson7494]

Not qualities you need for a nursing course apparently.

[@explorenaked]

I certainly hope people like her are the exception versus the rule. The first thing I was taught when I was a new driver was when, not if, you get pulled over treat the officer with nothing but respect. The old saying "you get more bees with honey" is so true. Even if the cop is a complete @ss, be cool. It's your consequences that are on the line, not theirs.

[@TR-vr5pz]

Nurses are generally nut cases @@millersimpson7494

[@ramrod0209]

When the cop tells you to "jump" -- you make your best-guess on height and JUMP ... THEN ASK politely :: was that high-enough & enough-times! Act submissive, think: "don't shoot me".

[@Mr.D83]

I think they stopped making common sense in the 90s

[@baykay9559]

If this prevented her from getting into medical school, we should all be thankful.

[@kentharris7427]

The chances of getting into medical school with a drug conviction is slim to none.

[@j_e2048]

@@kentharris7427she wasn't charged with drug conviction

[@kentharris7427]

@@j_e2048 That's a good thing.

[@Skelly5962]

Oh good.

[@cherylsmith4102]

Amen

[@Tank4Life]

"Im literally 22!" You are more than old enough to not act like a 5 year old.

[@kjchicago1]

She has to grow up

[@angelamfield]

"I'm literally 22" 😆 And? My dog is literally 5 and knows the word 'sit!''

[@nsn876]

I have a 5 year old. He never acted like this!

[@AnalyticalReckoner]

literally yo, literally

[@contumelious-8440]

Then you are old enough to know to obey a policewoman when given an order. Multiple times.

[@tristan3028]

I love all these adults in their 20's who instantly default to calling their parents anytime they get in trouble. In my 20s I was pulled over multiple times because I drove like an idiot. I never thought, "I should call my dad and put him on speaker to tell this cop they can't issue me a citation."

[@lesliep7167]

When I was that age, THE LAST PEOPLE ON EARTH I would have called were my parents. Dealing with them would have been way, way worse than anything the police were going to do to me.

[@J3rkov]

These “adults” nowadays .. they ain’t right.

[@GilzthaMacKkk20]

All these. You're generalizing literally milllllllions of people in america. Thats like saying all white people are school shooters bc you decided to watch columbine and sandy hook. An asshole is an asshole regardless of age. Like you

[@GilzthaMacKkk20]

​@J3rkov trust me. Nobody wants to be like you bro. Age has nothing to do with an individual person. Stop generalizing. Generalize yourself as someone who time passed up obviously. This idiot does not represent 20s. Im mid 30s and dont think any less of my 6 and 9 yr old. They seem more aware than yourself "adult".

[@pettender4229]

I know, Tristan, me too. Call my parents? I’d been long gone…why in the world would I call them?

[@noneyabidness196]

22 years old, driving a mercedes and has to call daddy 5 minutes into the traffic stop. I’d say she’s entitled as can be and never been held accountable a day in her life for her spoiled actions.

[@DR-wp6gy]

And everyone has a lawyer on retainer, not.

[@user-wo7dl6tb2q]

She’s a Jersey Jew

[@RobbieStacks90]

The female officer didn't have to get violent with her. Her father would have been in the right had he taken the first flight down from NY and confronted that female officer at her house.

[@forfilmmusic]

@@user-wo7dl6tb2q She literally said "I'm a good Christian" 08:05 LOL

[@AW-yv9sq]

But they dropped that charge so she learned nothibg

[@tinasloan4805]

As a nurse, we don't claim her attitude.

[@jacorange]

I’ve thought about becoming a nurse solely to check these people. She is not a caretaker by any means whatsoever. She’s an abuser in the making.

[@lessehead]

I was just in the hospital for a week for spine surgery. Every nurse was an angel, so kind, helpful, and supportive. They worked so hard, and I have so much respect for them. I can’t believe someone like this has it in her to put her feelings aside and care for sick, needy people.

[@dotch8774]

Yeah you do, you guys suck

[@shaunvincent771]

Pillar of the community. Congrats to her dad on how well she was raised.

[@JohnnySilverwrench]

Why does everyone assume the dad's fault.....y'all need to look at your mother's.....

[@georgepirpiris7309]

Her dad is the same. I bet her dad is DUI 7 days a week, 22 year old princess doesnt know the full sovcit/resisting script.

[@shootmcrunfast]

@@JohnnySilverwrench On the phone to her dad, immediately calls out "Get me a supervisor". The dad is a proper muppet, the daughter got it from him.

[@shanghunter7697]

@@JohnnySilverwrench Lil john, SOME people may not have a mother or a father in their lives but i do understand that MOST these days have NO common sense. Think lil john.....THINK !!!

[@shanghunter7697]

@@shootmcrunfast Exactly, he created this beast ! She's never had accountability in her life until this moment. How dare they try and pull her over in her new mercedes.

[@cesarlastres]

How come everyone has a lawyer on speed dial but me?

[@featurebroadcast297]

Some people NEED to have a lawyer on speed dial. You and I don't.

[@omarw9206]

Facts 😂..I'm here wondering what I'm doing wrong. I don't know anyone with a lawyer on retainer

[@deaddropsd1972]

Same

[@deshonn9122]

Wait she got arrested for not sitting in her car is stupid now they arresting people over stupid stuff these police officers think they can boss you around like you are nothing and they bigger then you and the woman already was out side the car when the female officer pull up on her and why dose the officer want her to get back in the car usually they forced you to get out the car😂 I knew why again these police officers thinking they can just tell you what to do like your a child then when you don't listen then threatening to arrest you they have a badge they have in power to boss you around tell you want to i would been arrested like her cause I wouldn't have listened either like I would have be like you don't tell me what do

[@donotneed2250]

I have a childhood friend and a cousin who are lawyers and neither are in my phone.

[@OmegaProxy]

I like how everyone acts like they have a lawyer.

[@gene8675]

You act like it's a special thing lol

[@sandpiperlane9309]

22 yrs old …. Call MY Lawyer!!

[@rippen1982]

​@@gene8675Right!? It's VERY common if you're a fuckin criminal goof..😂

[@HolySoopCoolers]

Literally smart as hell to have a lawyer on speed dial.

[@Oliviaandtrina]

​@@gene8675 at 22 having a lawyer on retainer is strange. She just spent 2-3 grand to have a lawyer on retainer "just in case" when she's never been in trouble before?

[@enjoystraveling]

Thanks for arresting that 22-year-old who was not driving safely she could’ve put the rest of us in danger by hitting us

[@reallifeshadow3552]

It's unfortunate when almost everyone on the road speeds and just calls it "flow of traffic"

[@enjoystraveling]

@@reallifeshadow3552 true! And one of my friends speeds not much over the speed limit, but 10 to 15 miles over speed limit and says she just does that or should be run over by the traffic, it’s probably true, but it shouldn’t be

[@JimCar71]

She was raised to be a horrible citizen. She shouldn’t be anywhere near vulnerable people.

[@JohnnieParker-u7b]

She doesn't need a driver's license or work in the medical field 😮

[@popquizzz]

another entitled petulant child at twenty-two years old. God help our society. Parents you need to start teaching your children to obey and respect societal norms and the law.

[@KB-ld6ql]

Nurse Ratchet

[@Hans_Lex]

But dude she gets a lot of likes on ig

[@shaggydogg630]

Like like like, literally literally literally. What am I being arrested for?! How ?! On and on, like literally!

[@adams6394]

If I ever called my parents about getting pulled over they would just hang up lol

[@melodymacken9788]

I'd be to scared to. 😂

[@krazykaye8843]

Same, mine already told me years ago that if I ever got into trouble with the law not only would they not back me up, they would turn me in! 😂

[@killerdemon5357]

Same😂

[@davidperez5089]

They're the ones who called them on me probably.

[@chrismidgley8204]

Yup. I would be embarrassed.

[@happilydivorced7264]

This girl now has a PERMANENT record on the internet.

[@harrisond8132]

And that's all it most likely amounted to.

[@bloomtay]

If I was at the doctor and this was my nurse… idk 😂

[@misterperson667]

like literaly

[@southwestjohnny7767]

This will make it difficult if not impossible to take her nursing boards. If you don’t have a clean record you end up having problems. Also regardless this arrest will appear on her nursing license whenever someone types in her name at the board of nursing website. It’s a public website and anyone can access it. She really screwed herself.

[@nataliamiliano150]

True, good thing any decent lawyer will be able to dismiss all these charges.

[@robsnowden6262]

I had a similar problem…. I’m so glad I turned 3 and realized how to be civil

[@kurtkaster5666]

Great work Dad, you raised a real class act right there. How embarrassing.

[@54sme]

Yeah, really!

[@54sme]

Yeah, really!

[@nicholascoroniti9575]

Haa👍

[@PastorJamesGillespie]

She may act spoiled but the officer completely forgot all protocols

[@brick275]

Marriage material? I think not.

[@jaimhaas5170]

"get off of my daughter" coming through the phone...pure entertainment.

[@ogstopper]

🤣🤣😂😂

[@snoozeflu]

Yeah, daddy needs to quit being an enabler.

[@alarmactionukalarmactionuk893]

There we have it. in that short statement from dad we have our answer to why princess is such an inadequate immature adult.

[@Mr_Meowingtons]

🤣🤣 i got that too.

[@ms.porsche3676]

😂😂😂😂

[@Paveynator]

“Get your hands off of my daughter,” says the dad as his adult daughter is writhing around and clearly not following directions by a female police officer. Great parenting!

[@morrisp]

I’m the dad. Let me reply to your disrespectful comment that my daughter is an upstanding citizen. We will be awarded a sizable settlement by the county.

[@Vulgaryty]

@@morrisp lol

[@Angela-Ruby]

@@morrispdelusional!!

[@cornhoolio6456]

@@morrispu live in a meth shack

[@davidh6799]

@@morrisp hahahaha

[@tedunguent156]

Aw, Daddy's little princess doesn't want to take responsibility for her actions. What a surprise.

[@MoMadNU]

What actually sucks for her is that the nursing school is going to see this video, witness her behavior, and find her unfit to be a nurse. It would be the right call.

[@danettewelborn5577]

Oh definitely not a good fit to be a nurse

[@ZippyLikesZippers]

I've worked in healthcare for 12 years. Takes a lot more than simple arrests to keep people from practicing. The state board might put her on probation or an action plan when she finally passes her board exam but she won't get kicked out of nursing school. If she were involved in some kind of abuse or violent felony then sure. She'll plea this down, do the requisite driving classes/community service, pay the fines and then likely have it expunge in a year.

[@paulsilverstein9168]

That’s too harsh for just flipping out over speeding. No need to mess up her life.

[@b.o.b3461]

We’re not that lucky

[@awalker1328]

And if this girl WAS your nurse, she would be making tictoks while you're having a heart attack.

[@dartmart9263]

I’ve never seen anyone go through all the 5 stages of grief in a matter of three minutes that wasn’t a 5-year old child. Priceless.

[@abcdefgh1]

Are you sure this wasn't a 5-year old child?

[@ericrose7850]

It’s so simple, just comply and do as you’re told and the majority of the time you’ll be fine…

[@dartmart9263]

@@abcdefgh1 LOL. Could be. With an old woman’s face. :)

[@glan7998]

Then you've never had a job at Amazon.

[@sirtubemaster]

@@ericrose7850 This is a SCARY thing to say..... My concern is that too many people "JUST COMPLY" and not always is the officer right. In this case, there should not have been a fight, just give your license and get your day in court.

[@claira8601]

It is so absurd people think they have the right to waste police time by calling a parent to get involved. High School government class should include lessons on how to interact with police, with both their rights and RESPONSIBILITIES included. Americans get 'I have rights',but completely IGNORE 'I have responsibilities'

[@traildoggy]

That's what we had, a basic law class in high school. Our law teacher drilled home the idea that you will always lose if you resist arrest, but you might win in court later on, and that the site of the arrest is not the time to raise hell.

[@claira8601]

My student teaching in AZ in 1994 was senior government class.

[@donutarmageddon7975]

School from K forward should include basic common sense. Because not enough people seem to be getting that at home.

[@donnicholson3170]

That's a great idea - so it'll never happen 😢

[@claira8601]

@@traildoggy Wise teacher.

[@truth8508]

Benz parked in front of a hut. Says it all.

[@tronbandit]

Underrated comment lol!!!

[@rustynail7609]

LoL!

[@jimc5754]

😂😂😂😂

[@yusiyola2011]

A Hut 😂😂😂

[@Centerpointless]

What does it say lol they’d rather have a nice car than nice house? 😂

[@skeetermartini]

I love it when people think home base means “safe”.

[@ConejitaAnn]

Aren't the laws the same as baseball rules? Or is she playing tag? 💀

[@h0nkeyk0ng]

Nanner nanner boo boo I'm still gonna arrest you

[@UnicornTears12]

Like there's some forcefield around the house where the law can't go.

[@2Schway4u]

Too much GTA lawl

[@razorsharp8549]

Thank the safe spaces

[@jbllc6873]

Daddy’s perfect little princess who’s never been told No in her life just entered the real world.

[@fionamackie3357]

I raised my kids as a single mother. I love my kids to bits, but I'm also positive they would NEVER call me if they did stupid shit. They would rather take their chances with the police, for sure. I don't expect to find them on here.

[@FinsUpBubblesUp]

Her Gucci bag will cover bail 😂😂

[@Brandon-sg2xt]

@@fionamackie3357 If you're anything like my mom, I'd be more scared of the consequences from you than anything the cops could do to me lol

[@MadGunny]

@@fionamackie3357 100% my mom didn’t learn about my arrests until many years after they happened 😂 much more scary dealing with her than police

[@fionamackie3357]

@@Brandon-sg2xt I love my kids to bits. They're all adults now, and of course I still love them. BUT. They were brought up to respect laws and other people. They are nice people and I don't expect to find them in this circumstance. I haven't so far. I love that they have cared about others enough to do the right thing. An accident is one thing. Being irresponsible is a whole other kettle of fish. Driving is a responsibility.

[@Spacekittyxx]

"Ive never experienced anything like this before.'' What she means is no one has held her ass accountable.

[@TheOriginalNatalieM]

That’s exactly what she meant.

[@jameslauder3984]

God’s honest truth right there. . .

[@dianeferguson1074]

Entitlement! The car is probably stolen to. Don't shut if off because I don't have the key! Hot wire much!! Lol

[@andrewvelonis5940]

But her donkey was not the one who was driving.

[@spumpstein9374]

"I'm calling my dad. I'll talk to you later." Wow. That is some world-class arrogance right there.

[@Katragine]

Her dad yelling "get off my daughter" through the phone was everything 😂 yes sir, right away, sir.

[@cats1900]

Lol I had to rewind and listen to it three times!

[@callofdoody21]

i can guarantee he’s overweight and most definitely thinks hes some badass

[@RickMakely]

Although I will defend this female in many instances especially against police, It's apparent that the father being a product of society has enabled this behavior believing it to empower her.

[@tps1020]

Just despicable parenting

[@mikeespinoza5733]

he sounded kind of jealous, yeah?

[@The_Joy_Finder]

This woman's experience is so different from what we observed because in her world she dictates how things go. She never once considered complying immediately.

[@paulasalmon352]

It's funny to watch them first annoyed af that someone had the audacity to pull them over and by the end they are pleading for mercy

[@SandNebula232]

Exactly

[@dwaynesmith8986]

Even though she compiled and got back in her truck🤦‍♂️, which is already an over the top request since the officer followed her home instead of immediately conducting a traffic stop.

[@daveschmidt5329]

The speed at which she switches from trying to act tough to acting like the victim is impressive!

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

Exactly, lol. Every other word is "like" then throws out the "I'm a good Christian." So many people just like this running around the streets all over the world 🫨

[@augustopanama8905]

Indeed

[@ghostinng274]

Maybe she should have picked up acting instead of nursing lmao

[@wiseone2173]

Unfortunately, it’s the only thing regarding her that could be termed impressive out of the video.

[@Decopainterandtea]

Yes showing off on speaker phone.

[@WARVIATION]

she's the same person who will want the cops to come if she is getting harrassed

[@ghpierce1]

I’m amazed how many people have lawyers ready to call at any time.

[@amberlopez7477]

That's actually a good idea. But call your lawyer after the arrest.

[@skylined5534]

​@@amberlopez7477 Not in this case. She's screwed.

[@mac11daddy6]

I mean lawyers only work 9-5 they aren’t going answer 24/7 unless you went to high school with them

[@sole__doubt]

Having a friend who is a lawyer is something everyone should have.

[@svm3jt]

Correction, here daddy has a lawyer 😂. “Dad call our lawyer!”

[@jameshoopes6467]

Huge respect for this deputy. So very professional in the face of a toddler’s tantrum.

[@user-zl5pz9qu8l]

i actually impressed how smooth was the apprehension. Like she was throwing her around a fabric doll

[@monicabean5528]

This deputy is a miserable horse

[@earthoriginalstudio5349]

Ehh, that officer escalated that for no reason really. Driver is an idiot but that officer couldn’t wait to get physical.

[@user-zl5pz9qu8l]

@@earthoriginalstudio5349 I agree with you, she lost her cool way too soon. But I could speculate the resault was inevitable

[@chrissavage1534]

Overly aggressive female cop. Not professional at all.

[@susanelizabeth2946]

She completely rewrote the story of what happened when she was put into the patrol car. She must have a lifetime of lying under her belt. I like how the cop never lost her cool.

[@stuartb3609]

She was told she was being filmed. For most people that would be the time to ‘zip it.

[@ian5780]

Reminds me of my ex. Always the victim. Turns out her new man is also the problem.

[@JuMiMi86]

Gaslighting at its finest

[@tedunguent156]

"I'm so confused." Yes, and it didn't take much effort to do that. How will she ever handle the pressure of a hospital situation?

[@eminso2102]

Please god do not let this woman be a nurse

[@milesjohnson5487]

She'll be reduced to homelessness with a speeding ticket on her record.

[@nightcoreeclub]

@@milesjohnson5487nah i’m surprised she wasn’t drinking. lots of nurses are psycho.

[@nightcoreeclub]

when i was 16 i had a nurse wriggle a needle around in the joint of my arm to try to get blood. and then she pulled the needle out and jammed it back in and wriggled it over and over again 😂 then we had another nurse try and she succeeded. i had a huge phobia of needles for like 10 years afterwards 😂😂😂

[@nightcoreeclub]

i’ve also had a doctor yell at my mom for letting me watch tv when i was sick instead of putting me into a seat or bed facing the wall and making me read textbooks 💀

[@nightcoreeclub]

and then one time i told my then psychiatrist that i was doing poorly in school because i was depressed and he berated me about how i should be ashamed of myself until i just had to get up and walk out 😂😂😂😂

[@Ivanalager]

How that cop remained composed and didn't bust out laughing is beyond me. She did a great job.

[@RickMakely]

Yeah overpowering a confused person who is half as small as you are is pretty hilarious right?

[@OdinsFox]

this is composed to you? welp the boots need shining kek

[@alexgrenlie862]

Probably cuz she was dealing with a spoiled girl and not a full grown man.

[@jmb9701]

@@OdinsFox "kek" - from the depths of a shitbox life, a functional adult appears....

[@StevenP727]

It's called being a professional

[@MakeItMakeSense285]

Her dad sounds like an amazing parent. Good job raising this respectful, kind girl. 🙃

[@ghusaghusa2135]

LOL

[@manbunmyname5866]

8:10 "You don't understand, I'm a good f'ing christian..."

[@amppma7302]

just remove good from that description.....@@manbunmyname5866

[@s.francis9244]

Sad

[@alvaroq2024]

⁠@@manbunmyname5866I was gonna comment the same exact words. The nerve of this woman!

[@heythereitsalyssa3329]

Her dad YELLING on the phone, tells me ALL i need to know.

[@trainvideosbycody5891]

The fact that these type of people can work in the medical field is frightening.

[@NinjakuWarrior360]

Critical observation

[@jd8733]

I was married to a nurse for almost 16yrs... Most of them think the are better than everyone else!!!! Especially the Dr they work for....

[@samanthafreeman4315]

​@@jd8733 omg I work with them and its almost, ALMOST a requirement to be so entitled. The more entitlement, the better.

[@TWORARETWOSPARE]

Hopefully in this case, not anymore. You can't be a nurse with a felony.

[@MrPeacockman]

@@TWORARETWOSPARE Daddy's dream! Now he gets to take care of his little princess for life! Winner! nooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

[@philiprife5556]

She literally got herself arrested. Not figuratively, but literally. That's the literal truth, literally.

[@roadking99jokerst60]

She's a literal type.

[@gonegirl4690]

As fellow vocabulary tight-sss, I commend you. This practice of misusing "literally" M.U.S.T. be stopped!

[@davidwarda5616]

and do you know why? because she asked for it. she's like can I get arrested please?, I want to see the jail to see if its fun

[@michaelbrinkey8652]

I literally agree

[@davidwarda5616]

@@michaelbrinkey8652 ok. What do you agree with?

[@politipupspoliticswithatwi5924]

It was so refreshing to see the officer immediately take action. I have seen so many other videos where cops explain and explain. I just wanna scream, arrest them already! Officer was the epitome of professionalism and no nonsense. It amazes me that someone can attain the age of 22 before hearing the word "no!"

[@shayne87]

The lady officer took "action" because she is clearly jealous of this young woman. Her only action taking before that was eating bon bons

[@cold5417]

@@shayne87 is this the dads account? the entitled brat who very clearly hasn't earned a damn thing in her life and has everything handed to her is figuring out what the word no means.

[@ASKSer79]

I tend to notice female officers tend to be more no nonsense

[@minamebe7777]

@@shayne87fr verbally said “chill lady”

[@douglastiffany9910]

@@shayne87, you made me play both sides… but you made me laugh very hard. Aka , you made a great point of the oversized officer… a dozen donuts and a small coffee please ! LOL

[@rgreerjr]

Why do these Young Adults think that a cops gives a fuck about anything their parents or anyone else on the phone have to say?

[@MmeW]

I LOVE that the officer didn’t let her be rude for very long. She is no-nonsense. FINALLY!!

[@cops.uncensored]

do you know what city in Florida this was?

[@BAR55825]

I soooo agree, the officer did everything right and didn’t tolerate any BS from this little crybaby, entitled female!!! This officer is exactly no-nonsense! And I hope the Judge makes sure she sees some SERIOUS jail time!!

[@MrRoelgg]

Mad props to the officer keeping her cool and being professional

[@dgoins6]

"Like, I murdered that guy an hour ago. I'm home now. Like, you should have arrested me then. Whatever"

[@90sNostalgiaNerd]

​@@dgoins6I can never understand people who try to use the "home base" defense. I have seen that from far too many Sovereign Citizens and Karens. This is reality, not GTA.

[@Cypressbayou]

I love how the neighbors drive by in the golf cart as she’s being cuffed. News of her arrest will spread thru the neighborhood in minutes.

[@talonmc1999]

It probably was on Facebook love

[@crazychase98]

They probably celebrated

[@frogbones1968]

I love nosy neighbors, they rock!

[@edgarh252]

She probably speeds through the neighborhood all day so that’s great 😂

[@quintinthomas6020]

Nextdoor app was going crazy I bet

[@vanhylton7192]

What scares me is that she is a Nursing student and yet she cannot follow the simplest instructions. She acts so confused...it is called consequences...

[@freedomrings1420]

She's actually a blond but dyed her hair brunette so people think she's smarter. LOL 😂

[@chriskastner1938]

I don’t know how she got this far in life

[@urbanracer032]

She's most likely the next RaDonda Vaught in the next few years.

[@JamesHoss-hr1jq]

Nursing is an easy major. It just attracts stupid people……….

[@YorkDLance]

And all of her future potential employers are watching this!

[@Dadolphinsmakemecry]

I almost choked on my dinner when she exclaimed"I'm LITERALLY 22!!!!"

[@JessE-gz1ug]

Well considering her dad screamed "get off my daughter" we know how entitled she is. Transferring her to a van was a nice touch!! "With other criminals in it..." potentially...PRICELESS

[@YankeeStacking]

My father would be screaming, “LISTEN TO AND OBEY THE OFFICER IMMEDIATELY!”

[@ihsuFM89]

Yeah, but she’s literally, like, in nursing school, so like, the officers should like LITERALLY take her seriously…like seriously!

[@Cats.Got.My.Tongue]

@@YankeeStacking My Dad; “Oh sweetie, if you think things are bad for you now just wait until you get home!”

[@keeper6458]

​@@Cats.Got.My.TongueExactly!

[@adampotash7145]

🤣❤️💯

[@VIC-ux8hd]

"I am literally 22" 🤔 You have been an adult for 4 years.

[@Wubzeiii]

😂😂😂

[@Greatsharkbite]

i'd say.. not really. Brain doesn't fully develop till 26, there's a reason why early 20's are considered your young/dumb years.

[@TeeterTuckin]

Not even a hundred years ago people were married, had kids and a career by 22. Humans aren’t as clueless and useless as you’re making it out to be. You’re just giving people a pass to be reckless morons when you say that.

[@Colt.evans0824]

@@Greatsharkbiteso you’re saying this is acceptable behavior because she’s only 22…..? Stop

[@Greatsharkbite]

@@Colt.evans0824 Im saying its typical to be young and dumb at 22. This is by far from the worst dui/parking arrest on youtube, even if its pretty silly/hilarious.

[@petercallinicos]

The entitlement of this woman is amazing. Her parents must be proud.

[@ToeKnife166]

She is likely just like them

[@shirokuma145]

@@ToeKnife166for real, the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree

[@chevick]

Yeah, proud of what they've created.

[@AshleyBurrus]

Her father seems to act the same way. "Get your hands off my daughter!" She's been taught this behavior by her parents by them never telling her no. They both seem entitled.

[@jeremiahallyn4603]

Her parents are probably just as entitled and narcissistic as this disgusting piece of work.

[@Dontyellatm3]

“I requested a supervisor over ten min ago” girl its been four min

[@brentsobie3977]

"I need to call my dad and a lawyer".... for a BASIC speeding ticket?? What would these pathetic young people do in 2023 if something serious actually happened?? These types would be utterly useless in an actual emergency.

[@terryfilkohazi2237]

And she is allegedly a nursing student. Doubtful

[@ancientgrizz4183]

I love that she didn't mess around. Just took care of business.

[@cindyoakes6682]

She didn’t mess around 🤔 Why did it take her so long to pull her over???

[@ancientgrizz4183]

Better put perhaps, I love that she took care of business without wasting a lot of time repeating herself and dealing with repeated noncompliance. I think the officer explained why it took a while. She didn't want to drive as dangerously as the perpetrator. Speeding is a crime, yes? @@cindyoakes6682

[@kingjonathan7773]

​@@cindyoakes6682 because she was not going to drive reckless and put others in danger. Did you watch the video?

[@andrewdinns1746]

why all charges dropped? no infraction stuck either... yeah she really took care of business. If the officer didn't go on her crazy power i bet the speeder would have gotten a ticket that wasn't dismissed.

[@kaylarenay1155]

@@kingjonathan7773that’s still dumb asf do you not understand that? she could’ve done a regular traffic stop or let another officer know that the young lady was speeding. Either way, the cop lost her job after this for a reason. The young lady was unlawfully arrested babe. Humble yourself.

[@michaelbeavis2632]

This girl should be arrested for saying "literally" way too many times.

[@BunkMasterFlex77]

Literally

[@bigbassmanphd]

I know.

[@dustinkennemer5033]

"Like seriously!" 😆

[@koatlga]

that's the trendy language now

[@tinydancer7426]

And "like" far too many times.

[@gilgograboid8244]

"I'm in nursing school!" She's gonna get fired for stealing meds, bet

[@kylerobertson1659]

Entitlement coursing through her veins!

[@mollycote1021]

💯💯💯‼️‼️‼️

[@gene8675]

That's our welfare caste. She seems to not be a parasite

[@chadkelham5034]

It’s a societal problem because we’re not calling these people out as much as we should

[@jameslauder3984]

She’s obviously living off Daddy’s welfare.

[@noscrubs-dm2hd]

Girl, if you're reading here, just know we love this. Your audacity is appalling to those who have to dealt with you. Hope you learned a couple lessons on this day.

[@Random-xw1fg]

😂

[@datapusher-]

I'll go one further.. GIRLLLL if you are reading this, move BACK to New York. We have reached our yankee quota here in FL. Typical arrogant NY'er in Florida is what we are seeing here.

[@Whocares17032]

I don’t fkn love her

[@Metal12111]

@@Whocares17032yes you do

[@noscrubs-dm2hd]

@@Whocares17032 I said love *this*. We love the video of her getting a lesson. Def don't love her.

[@widenerchick2011]

Absolutely astounding how the young lady LIED AND TWISTED the version of events. She was so tough when she was acting entitled and cocky. Got her ass handed to her and now she's begging for mercy. Girl bye. You're not special.

[@dwaynesmith8986]

How standing outside your home acting entitled

[@danschultz999]

Bye Felicia 😂

[@danschultz999]

@@dwaynesmith8986 She was stopped as a result of a driving infraction... Following your logic we should be able to commit murders and as long as we're standing in our driveway we're home free??? Are you high?

[@maifantasia3650]

The brat thought that the only recording of the incident was the body camera lying in the driveway. She must be so happy to learn that her daddy's taxes helped to pay for the additional police dash cam and interior camera that also recorded her lying and her tantrum.

[@eliseobrien7709]

22 and behaving like a child. Please let her teaching supervisors see this clip.

[@jontarzan]

My daughter used say Literally all the time! Drove me nuts! She grew out of it thankfully!

[@samimotag]

it was popular for a while, lol. i used to say it too

[@wasimdbala349]

@@samimotag most women tend to latch onto pop culture buzzterms and overused words, since they're hive minded by nature. Some popular ones are "it's giving" "not the..." "abuser" etc.

[@D6EH]

It’s just wonderful to see entitled people meet consequences.

[@DePoRtEd20]

americans, they never fail to surprise me

[@timothyadcock5103]

@@DePoRtEd20schmuck.

[@CL-vx9dr]

@@Zack-mu1dc She called the cop an 'idiot bitch'. She told the cop that her dad works with the DA, and asks her 'do you want to do this' (which is indirectly threatening the cops job as she has a powerful family member). It may not be her car, but it's a Mercedes. She told her dad to 'call our lawyer'. What normal person has a personal lawyer? Also in 2023 that house she's living in is not 'simple housing'. Where do you live where a 22 year old student can afford a place like that? Maybe you're just out of touch and entitled yourself. I can't believe a person could watch this video and not see a spoiled brat.

[@Niberspace]

she literally got 0 consequence for it, all charges were dropped

[@RickydaDicky666]

@@Zack-mu1dcyour comment is satire, right? I hope I’m right

[@Coastiestevie]

When the father knew the police were involved, but had no idea what was going on, and immediately said, get off of my daughter, that right there there shows you that she’s been coddled by him, her entire life

[@jrn2121]

Exactly

[@billysoccerboypayne]

Nothing wrong with that, it is much worse to kick the kids out of the house the day they reach 18, dont you think ?

[@Satellite2145]

@@billysoccerboypaynesomeone having housing beyond 18 does not equate to coddling. People can have a roof while not being coddled and being taught discipline and self control. Well any person that is willing and able can go and get a job to survive. But he’s been training her this way her entire life to be like that. It’s going to take much longer to fix a problem like that.

[@bunnyrabi]

​@@Satellite2145 you are assuming a lot about their relationship... what I will say, he's done a poor job at helping her learn how to keep calm in stressful situations. Unfortunately lots of parents don't realize that they need to teach their children how to be able to handle stress. That's why so many people can't handle stress in this world. So if your parent isn't teaching you, you have to hope you grow up teaching yourself how to do so.

[@klown463]

The police were in the wrong though lmao and that is shown by the fact the charges were dropped

[@enriquequevedo1343]

Her excessive improper use of the word “literally” is insufferable

[@ohger1]

Literally..

[@gonegirl4690]

Agreed, it should be misdemeanor! 😁

[@gonegirl4690]

Indefensible, redundant, unnecessary, prolix, intolerable, unsupportable and unendurable. My eyes are rolling right now. Gaah!

[@paolawilson3182]

It reminds me of the guy constantly saying “inconceivable”, in the film Princess Bride!😅

[@russbroda7207]

Literally is the new actually.

[@braindial]

I love how she asks if there are going to be "other criminals" there implying that she herself is a criminal 😂

[@nychris2258]

How hard is it to just take accountability? You're a 22 year old adult. It's just a speeding ticket. Just take the ticket and if you want to fight it go to court. Why make it worse for yourself? I'm certain it's somehow the fathers fault for raising her to be this way and letting her drive that car. She said it all when she said she's never experienced this in her life.

[@metoon3092]

*accountability- naaa, there will be none of that*

[@bustestlucloc4630]

Father's...

[@americanbadass05]

I think accountability was served when the judge dismisses the charges

[@nychris2258]

@@americanbadass05 The speeding ticket was not dismissed

[@barbaradyson6951]

Me I'm always getting done for speeding. Always agree with the coppers and sometimes I get a reduction because I admit my error. Shows how dangerous that dumb 22 ADULT female is. Boy does she never shut up.

[@ccrazool]

It's great how she tries being all rational with the officer... AFTER she accused the officer of maliciously disabling her bodycamera. Real class act.

[@dwaynesmith8986]

She had her back turned to her when it fell off, how was she supposed to know it was knocked off in the scuffle?

[@matthewroberts3185]

​@dwaynesmith8986 and I lost my phone yesterday, so I'm blaming you for stealing it. How am I supposed to know it wasn't you?

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@dwaynesmith8986 Geezus, how many threads did you write comments defending the unruly little brat in this video? Who is this girl to you?! How cringe.

[@ocold-gp3oi]

@@matthewroberts3185 not the same. You said a dumb, try harder

[@wololomonk]

Why do they think saying “I want to talk to your manager (supervisor)” will help their case?

[@brookebravo1536]

she wasn't read her miranda rights.

[@Th3OmegaPoint]

The fact that her immediate reaction was to 'call her dad' speaks volumes about her.

[@mickeyd8768]

and then she threw her dad under the bus when they found the pot. "Oh my dad has a medical marijuana license he drives the car mostly it must be his."

[@shanyapinkney]

Were you not taught to call your parents whenever you are in danger or trouble? She did the right thing by calling her dad but her actions afterwards were unacceptable.

[@trevorbuehler3273]

​@@shanyapinkneyor if you are married, your husband or wife!

[@Skank_and_Gutterboy]

And so is the fact that she immediately insists that she didn't do the slightest thing wrong. Then she sells out her dad by saying her weed is his. She's so into herself that she'll happily burn her family members to get herself in a marginally better position.

[@joemarvelous234]

@@shanyapinkney "call your parents whenever you are in danger or trouble?" When your 22 years old, only losers have to call their parents. Try following the law and you don't have to"call your parents".

[@nightfall22]

If you don’t prosecute lessons aren’t learned. As a paramedic I’m scared to see what kind of nurse this individual would make (if she was telling the truth) I can just imagine her taking orders from a doctor or having to assess a patient. This woman shouldn’t be trusted to do adult things when she has the mentality of a child

[@tps1020]

I do think the overall experience was pretty difficult to go through so I think a lesson could be learned here.

[@ericaschaidt8588]

⁠@@tps1020could being the operative word. Though considering how she doesn’t feel she did anything wrong etc etc. Just based on her attitude, what she’s saying etc I doubt the experience alone will be any sort of wake up call or lesson for her. Though I could be wrong.

[@samiazidane5041]

I think body cam video blasted all over the internet is a lil bit of a lesson, because she was panicking about her nursing school finding out. Well now not only the nursing school will see this

[@desdencove]

@@samiazidane5041Seriously! These videos seem like the only consequences people face nowadays.

[@samiazidane5041]

@@desdencove I believe that too.

[@JohnnyTromboner]

It's amazing to me how many people think that just because they pull into a driveway that they've somehow made it to "home base" and that somehow protects them from any police actions

[@DUNGPROFESSIONAL]

Tried that... didn't stop them from pulling me over but it got me out of the ticket itself, just a stern warning and have a good night 😂👌

[@westeam4247]

never get back in the car@@DUNGPROFESSIONAL

[@robbiesdad1]

Do they think its like ,Monopoly They get a get Out of jail free card

[@TESORO-b1x]

In their minds it's like their own private little embassy. Once you've made it to the driveway, no laws left need apply. 🤔

[@Momusinterra]

She literally said literally numerous times as well as seriously yet the cop was still literally seriously mean to her. It's literally incomprehensible to the poor girl. Oh my god!

[@desertfish74]

How can a 4 year old toddler throwing a tantrum, drive a vehicle!? I'm flabbergasted

[@ma666ji]

I love the 22 year old in the Mercedes. Didn't listen to commands, knocked the officers body cam off and accused the officer of purposefully removing it, blaming the officer for ruining her life. It's just sad seeing the lack of accountability in these young women. Stop playing the victim with every mistake you make. You have been an adult for 4 years now. Just because daddy still treats you like a little girl, doesn't mean you are innocent. No surprise she had weed in the car either 😂

[@wernerpanchenko6542]

Entitled

[@nickhickson1377]

I'm so like literally like so like literally soooo confuuuuusedaaaa

[@buck9668]

It's not unusual for bodycams to be knocked off during struggles. I saw no evidence the entitled girl intentionally did that.

[@thomeg492]

It's wild, I was 23 when I got pulled over last year for going 15 over coming down a hill (50 in a 35). I always talk with manners (yes sir/no sir) and when he asked if I knew the speed limit of that road, I was honest, that I didn't know it off the top of my head as I lived on the other side of town. He asked for my license and registration, as I reached for it I realized it was in my wallet in my purse and not in my school bag 🤦‍♀I did have my registration and he was able to confirm my license with my SSN and DOB. He came back and told me he was gonna let me off with a warning for the speeding, and to remember my license in the future since that was a whole other charge. The police deal with people like the woman in this video all the time. If you are a polite and honest person who made a mistake and is genuinely remorseful, 9 times out of 10 they will give you a warning and let you go.

[@MtgCoach]

Another "Uppity B" not facing her reality. 8:06 Dad must be proud of her throwing him under the bus!

[@gilmangus83]

I am impressed. At 22 years of age she has a lawyer on speed dial.

[@mikek4610]

Daddy is not a lawyer

[@katbar6066]

Don't they all???????

[@stratfordbaby]

@@mikek4610Daddy is a lawyer.

[@Lem0nsquid]

Well she’s in nursing school, so obviously she has a lawyer on retainer! 😂

[@gilmangus83]

Stop it! @@Lem0nsquid 😆😅

[@daisiesx96]

Do people realize you’re supposed to fight tickets in court? If an officer is giving you ticket, you’re not going to get out of getting the ticket by talking to your lawyer right then. Or talking to a supervisor. You take the ticket and you take the steps to appeal the ticket in court. You can get the points off your record and everything if the court agrees with you. However, for obvious reasons, this girl doesn’t look like someone a court would think was innocent lol.

[@marymahoney233]

My dad was a cop for over 30 years. He said he sometimes gave traffic tickets to people who were compliant but ALWAYS gave tickets to people who were rude.

[@hossamgebeily]

Not just that. Here in Canada, taking your ticket to court will usually result in a favourable outcome because the officer that issued the ticket will not show up to your court date (for different reasons such as being relocated etc.) and the ticket gets dropped. Worked for me 2 times I challenged a speeding ticket.

[@jaiho918]

Spoiler alert… there was no lawyer 🤣

[@TheodoreHoesevelt]

Why does she look like someone who the judge wouldn't think was innocent?

[@kevinphillips150]

Not true at all. There are many, many videos showing supervisors doing the exact opposite as in informing how the officer was wrong. See Audit the Audit.

[@RSTI191]

The complete lack of respect today for authority is disgusting..

[@Z0mbiesAteMyNeighbor]

Thanks to her parents for raising a brat this is the reward of the real world. The moment she revealed she is in nursing school and paused like that was going to be a huge revelation to be above the law was the cherry on top. I hope her fellow nursing students see this video and have a big chuckle at how stupid she handles this situation.

[@dwaynesmith8986]

Explain to me in detail why you feel this woman is acting entitled

[@mikeydude750]

It's insane how many nurses are like this, these people are trusted with your health?

[@Billy_coyote5.0]

As long as she can keep calm when drawing blood 🤷🏻‍♂️ she has a funny attitude

[@anti-ethniccleansing465]

@@dwaynesmith8986 No one needs to waste their time doing that. It is self evident. You just clearly want to waste people’s time. Get a real hobby, and get better critical thinking skills.

[@OarsmanPower]

@@anti-ethniccleansing465 Well said! 👍🏼

[@karenstafford724]

All she had to do was listen to the police officer and do what she was told.

[@JBigjake]

But, noooooo!

[@Lovely_1One]

Correct! She is so entitled like a little baby! All she needed to do was COMPLY!

[@UndefinedR3lic]

She CLEARLY has never been held responsible before.

[@teastrainer3604]

Literally. Young women love that word and have no idea what it means.

[@richbrake9910]

Parents never came down on her.

[@paulabanuelos6984]

Nope..as Thomas Sowell said: "When people get used to preferential treatment, equal treatment seems like discrimination.”

[@OneRedKraken]

When people say "I'm going to call my lawyer" do they really have one? Or they are going to call the real world equivalent to Better Caul Saul?

[@tovarisch2788]

They all overuse the word "literally." She has the right to remain silent but not the ability.

[@billw5189]

You all may need/want to refresh your knowledge of the current definition of the word literally. Do a Webster’s search and you’ll see that the acceptable usage of literally has been expanded. This expansion occurred literally like a decade ago, give or take!

[@tovarisch2788]

@@billw5189 The usage is OK. It's the OVER-usage. They can't stop saying it.

[@mattdeaver6850]

​@@billw5189a decade ago, give or take? Mark Twain used "literally" that way.

[@tovarisch2788]

@liversuccess1420 OK, but its, not it's. :)

[@NotKev2017]

People of all ages need to put those phones down and live in the real world for a while. Life will go on without having a phone in your hand 24/7.

[@blackbettyboo5039]

Shut up

[@nightcoreeclub]

my hands would be too shaky to call my mom lol i wouldn’t even want her to have the burden of knowing that i acted out enough to be detained or arrested 😮😮😮😮

[@sofiaschoice3945]

I know. It’s crazy😳😳

[@featurebroadcast297]

Cell phones are the new binky.

[@hashslanginmaster7239]

What she needs is to fix her rearview mirror

[@jenniferwilson8500]

This is probably the first time in 22 yrs she’s been held accountable for her behavior

[@stuartb3609]

Knows the standard ‘Karen’ call sign. Supervisor…name…badge number.

[@jenniferchandler142]

100%

[@donarthiazi2443]

You're *literally* telling the truth. Literally

[@someone-ji2zb]

They dropped the obstruction charge, so I guess not, other than a mild inconvenience.

[@nikkilynn9122]

"im literally 22!" like shes a kid lmfao

[@kayti8719]

My favorite part was “I am literally 22” well then you should not need to cry for your daddy and you should be able to follow simple instructions. Entitled brat. They can’t even grow up. Parents who indulge them have ruined them for life. Shame on all of them.

[@moonillusions832]

People who can't speak a sentence without saying "literally" are unintelligent

[@VeronicaReveles408]

She looks 35! 😂

[@gonegirl4690]

She wanted to explain that she was not "figuratively" 22, which would have been the alternative to "literally." A lot of people think that "literally" is a generic word that just adds emphasis, it isn't. It has a meaning....ah.... literally.