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Step 1: Get clocked doing 97 mph. Step 2: Admit your insurance check bounced. Step 3: Threaten the cop while playing the "veteran card." This might be the gold standard for how not to handle a traffic stop. The chaotic breakdown: A Georgia State Patrol trooper pulls over Mrs.... McNair for driving 97 mph in a 70 mph zone. When asked for paperwork, she admits she does not have valid auto insurance, explaining that her insurance company supposedly returned her check. The trooper explains that he cannot legally just let her drive away without insurance in case something happens. Trying to avoid towing her vehicle, he offers her a choice: either get insured right then and there over the phone/online, or the car will have to be towed. Instead of taking the opportunity to resolve the insurance issue, Mrs. McNair gives the trooper an attitude. The trooper walks back to his squad car to consult with another officer. He reports that the interaction is going downhill, noting that he spotted a half-filled, missing bottle of tequila in her car and smelled what he suspected to be an illegal substance. When the trooper returns to the vehicle to remove her from the car—now dealing with a suspected DUI/contraband situation alongside the lack of insurance—the situation completely self-destructs. Mrs. McNair panics and refuses to exit. The trooper opens her door and attempts to pull her out. She clings desperately to the steering wheel, screaming for help. Backup arrives, and multiple troopers forcefully pull her from the vehicle, wrestling her onto the highway shoulder as she flails and tucks her arms to avoid being handcuffed. Once the officers finally overpower her and place her in handcuffs, her defiance continues. As she is being marched over and put into the back of the squad car, she repeatedly threatens the trooper and loudly claims she is a military veteran, explicitly stating she will use her veteran status in her favor to get out of the situation. Ultimately, she is booked on charges of speeding, driving without insurance, three counts of resisting arrest, and obstruction.show more

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🅿️arlay 🅿️irate4 months ago

“I’m a girl” nah you wanted to talk back like big bro 🤣 stand on it

Sarah Griffin4 months ago

Guess what? ITS NOT SPECIFICALLY ILLEGAL TO HIT A GIRL… that entitlement is grotesque.

𓀳4 months ago

cop was actually being coo, even gave her the chance to get insurance right then, i hate niggas 😂😂

LionHeart4 months ago

Do they ever STFU!?🤦‍♂️

Listen4 months ago

She a damn lie with the insurance 😂 she probably got a non pay cancellation and if they cancelled your policy why didn’t you rectify it? Just dumb.

Jennifer Slack4 months ago

Lmao.. when did women start wearing their pants below their asses?? 🤦🏻‍♀️

baybay4 months ago

Love when they get humbled 🤣

Rex Bentley4 months ago

@Gitmo99 She could’ve de-escalate simply by either getting the insurance or saying well you’re gonna have to tow my car and then picking it up later at the impound lot???? but instead a complete chimp out.🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🌎🌎🌎🌎

Trump is a Fraud4 months ago

Cops should be allowed to use tranquilliser darts on these Neanderthals

halo3br4 months ago

I don’t know if you guys know this but she’s a girl.

melissa burger4 months ago

Bet she was out in 4 hours and everything but no insurance and speeding was dropped

mike cc4 months ago

Don’t speed through Georgia

Dingus McMillan4 months ago

Any moderately intelligent person understands that the cops would have authority and don’t have to debate their case.. but not these folk.

Scott Fields4 months ago

Not the day to pop an attitude” is not de-escalate. A cop should always strive for awhile to score compliance. I don’t care how the occupants were acting, he’s obviously a nasty cop. And the cop’s “finna” says he has a natural animus toward black people.

BMD574 months ago

Toughest job on the planet

Me, too4 months ago

Nucking figgers ‼️ Disgusting things

Aaron Matthews4 months ago

Regardless if she’s a “girl” she’s still a fucking ignorant criminal nigger so you get searched.

Zach4 months ago

They can tow your car if you don’t have insurance? I thought they’d give a ticket I never seen them threaten to tow for that

-_-4 months ago

I’m axe ing 🤡

pat f. lacerra jr.4 months ago

Dindu nuffin, same bleeping excuse over and over

Shogun Malik4 months ago

You a stud

Pizzo4 months ago

How did I know...

I’m Back!!! Raheem Morris worst coach in NFL4 months ago

Dumb ass lady

Socioeconomic Factors4 months ago

The cop was super nice even allowing her to purchase insurance on the traffic stop. She could have cooperated and been on her way.

Will Smith4 months ago

@grok full video

masochist4 months ago

omg that man is literally insane he needs to get fired.

Magestic4 months ago

Getting stuck “Ima gurl”…

fleetwoodusps4 months ago

Think they know everything. Turns out they know nothing. Spolier alert - Big dog didn't have to pay.

Saved by Grace4 months ago

You know when they start putting on those gloves shit's about to go down lol

Robert West 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸4 months ago

Retard

A Shelton4 months ago

@LightOnLiberty Fatigued

Th3 RealTrth4 months ago

they sent the check back like it was their fault 😂😂😂

Rick Grimes4 months ago

Blacks always turn simply traffic violations into felonys.. EVERYTIME

Nick R4 months ago

They still can't grasp the word comply.

Homey D Clown4 months ago

The only time they decide that there’s two genders is when it benefits them

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60,325 views • 6 months ago

🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent threatened to kill a U.S. citizen for driving through a neighborhood, in Cold Spring, Minnesota. In the video, a woman is in her car when an agent walks towards her, with his hand on his gun, in the middle of the street. He tells her that if she comes near him with her car, it will be “the last thing that you do.” In other words… a federal agent just threatened to execute a U.S. citizen for driving down a public street. She immediately points out that she wasn’t even close to him and tells him to get out of the road. Instead, the agent escalates. He stands directly in front of her vehicle, hand still on his gun, and tells her she cannot reverse or leave the street. Except there’s just one problem… He never identifies a crime. He never states a lawful order. He simply blocks her car and starts issuing threats. That’s an illegal detention. Then, he contradicts himself… He told her she can’t back up… and seconds later screams at her to “back the f*ck up.” The agent then walks to the side of her car and begins shining a flashlight directly into her face, with his hand still on his gun. When she tells him to get the light out of her face and back off, he moves directly in front of her car again and repeats the threat: “Do not hit me. This is your first and last warning.” Again… she hasn’t moved. Her car is still in reverse, and she repeatedly tells him to take his hand off his gun. She even says: “I’m not going to hit you!” And yet, the agent keeps escalating, screaming the same accusation over and over… as if he’s trying to manufacture a justification to shoot her. This is the exact same tactic we’ve already seen in multiple shootings involving ICE/Border Patrol… where federal agents step in front of vehicles and then claim they feared for their lives when the driver tries to leave, like they told them to do. Blocking a vehicle, threatening deadly force, illegally detaining a citizen, and creating a scenario where a shooting can be justified after the fact… Is not only dangerous, it’s illegal. Because when armed federal agents start threatening to kill people for driving down their own street, more people are eventually going to end up dead… And they will call it “self-defense.” And removing Kristi Noem isn’t going to change that.

🚨BREAKING: An ICE agent threatened to kill a U.S. citizen for driving through a neighborhood, in Cold Spring, Minnesota. In the video, a woman is in her car when an agent walks towards her, with his hand on his gun, in the middle of the street. He tells her that if she comes near him with her car, it will be “the last thing that you do.” In other words… a federal agent just threatened to execute a U.S. citizen for driving down a public street. She immediately points out that she wasn’t even close to him and tells him to get out of the road. Instead, the agent escalates. He stands directly in front of her vehicle, hand still on his gun, and tells her she cannot reverse or leave the street. Except there’s just one problem… He never identifies a crime. He never states a lawful order. He simply blocks her car and starts issuing threats. That’s an illegal detention. Then, he contradicts himself… He told her she can’t back up… and seconds later screams at her to “back the f*ck up.” The agent then walks to the side of her car and begins shining a flashlight directly into her face, with his hand still on his gun. When she tells him to get the light out of her face and back off, he moves directly in front of her car again and repeats the threat: “Do not hit me. This is your first and last warning.” Again… she hasn’t moved. Her car is still in reverse, and she repeatedly tells him to take his hand off his gun. She even says: “I’m not going to hit you!” And yet, the agent keeps escalating, screaming the same accusation over and over… as if he’s trying to manufacture a justification to shoot her. This is the exact same tactic we’ve already seen in multiple shootings involving ICE/Border Patrol… where federal agents step in front of vehicles and then claim they feared for their lives when the driver tries to leave, like they told them to do. Blocking a vehicle, threatening deadly force, illegally detaining a citizen, and creating a scenario where a shooting can be justified after the fact… Is not only dangerous, it’s illegal. Because when armed federal agents start threatening to kill people for driving down their own street, more people are eventually going to end up dead… And they will call it “self-defense.” And removing Kristi Noem isn’t going to change that.

Jesus Freakin Congress

416,340 views • 7 months ago

A single mom is driving her sick daughter to the hospital. She beeps to get through an intersection, then encounters the man in front of her. He attacks her car and threatens to kill her so she shoots him. Now she faces life and in prison . Is this fair? Would you have done the same thing ?

A single mom is driving her sick daughter to the hospital. She beeps to get through an intersection, then encounters the man in front of her. He attacks her car and threatens to kill her so she shoots him. Now she faces life and in prison . Is this fair? Would you have done the same thing ?

Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️

70,143 views • 6 months ago

This woman was called out because she opted for her real dad to walk her down the aisle of her wedding instead of her stepdad. The real dad was never there for her, always made empty promises and then bailed on her her. Her stepdad paid for all of her schooling, bought her a new car when she graduated high school so she could go to college, and agreed to pay for her wedding. It wasn’t until a short time before the wedding that she accidentally let slip that she’s having her dad walk her down the aisle instead of the stepfather that provided for her and pushed her to do better. In fact, she and her mom were living with him at the time as well. He raised her as his own and gave her every advantage. After the stepfather came to the realization that all he is to the family is an outsider and an atm machine, he dumped the mom and refused to pay for her wedding. She blames him for ruining her dream wedding and felt like he should have still paid for it even though he was being treated more as a guest to the wedding instead of part of the family, if she wanted her real dad in the wedding, why didn’t she ask him to pay for it?

This woman was called out because she opted for her real dad to walk her down the aisle of her wedding instead of her stepdad. The real dad was never there for her, always made empty promises and then bailed on her her. Her stepdad paid for all of her schooling, bought her a new car when she graduated high school so she could go to college, and agreed to pay for her wedding. It wasn’t until a short time before the wedding that she accidentally let slip that she’s having her dad walk her down the aisle instead of the stepfather that provided for her and pushed her to do better. In fact, she and her mom were living with him at the time as well. He raised her as his own and gave her every advantage. After the stepfather came to the realization that all he is to the family is an outsider and an atm machine, he dumped the mom and refused to pay for her wedding. She blames him for ruining her dream wedding and felt like he should have still paid for it even though he was being treated more as a guest to the wedding instead of part of the family, if she wanted her real dad in the wedding, why didn’t she ask him to pay for it?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

925,848 views • 7 months ago

I have to say this arrest video really caught me off guard. Female police officer pulls over a truck for not coming to a complete stop at a stop, sign. The woman behind the wheel obliges and gives her drivers license. The officer discovers that the woman’s insurance had lapsed two days earlier so she commands of the woman to get out of her car. The woman wants to know why in the officer says I don’t have to give you a reason get out of the car this escalates as you can imagine the officer proceeds to drag the woman out of her car, slap her around and get extremely rough with her.. Shockingly so for something like this.. I want your opinions on this one because I’m generally pro law-enforcement, but this seems over the top. She gave this woman a concussion. There’s more to the story and I will Post part two for context the and conclusion.

I have to say this arrest video really caught me off guard. Female police officer pulls over a truck for not coming to a complete stop at a stop, sign. The woman behind the wheel obliges and gives her drivers license. The officer discovers that the woman’s insurance had lapsed two days earlier so she commands of the woman to get out of her car. The woman wants to know why in the officer says I don’t have to give you a reason get out of the car this escalates as you can imagine the officer proceeds to drag the woman out of her car, slap her around and get extremely rough with her.. Shockingly so for something like this.. I want your opinions on this one because I’m generally pro law-enforcement, but this seems over the top. She gave this woman a concussion. There’s more to the story and I will Post part two for context the and conclusion.

Leah Rain ✝️🇺🇸🎸🏝️

60,436 views • 3 months ago

Mom gets pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt, but instead of cooperating she pulls straight into her driveway. Cop tells her to get back in the car — she refuses, grabs the baby out of the car seat, and starts yelling. Husband runs out of the house after hearing the commotion. The officer explains the situation and asks if he can take the baby… she refuses to hand the child over. Husband ends up telling her she’s being ridiculous. She then claims the officer was pushing and shoving her while she was trying to get the baby — even though he had told her to stay in the car well before she went around to the back seat. After more back-and-forth she finally lets the baby go inside… then comes back out fighting the arrest, screaming “no” the whole time. Husband actually apologizes to the cop, who later tells him, “I was way too lenient.” Dad replies, “I know you were.” All of this over a simple seatbelt stop. Who thinks she probably would have just gotten a warning for this? I do.

Mom gets pulled over for not wearing a seatbelt, but instead of cooperating she pulls straight into her driveway. Cop tells her to get back in the car — she refuses, grabs the baby out of the car seat, and starts yelling. Husband runs out of the house after hearing the commotion. The officer explains the situation and asks if he can take the baby… she refuses to hand the child over. Husband ends up telling her she’s being ridiculous. She then claims the officer was pushing and shoving her while she was trying to get the baby — even though he had told her to stay in the car well before she went around to the back seat. After more back-and-forth she finally lets the baby go inside… then comes back out fighting the arrest, screaming “no” the whole time. Husband actually apologizes to the cop, who later tells him, “I was way too lenient.” Dad replies, “I know you were.” All of this over a simple seatbelt stop. Who thinks she probably would have just gotten a warning for this? I do.

End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸

216,923 views • 6 months ago

She got fired from the dealership… then tried to use her 4.2 GPA as a get-out-of-handcuffs card. Police were called to a Fort Myers car dealership after management fired an employee and told her to leave the property. She didn’t. Officers arrived, explained that management wanted her gone, and repeatedly told her she needed to leave. She insisted she was waiting for her mother to pick her up. Then police put Mom on speakerphone. Mom wasn’t coming. At that point, walking out the door could’ve ended the whole thing. Instead, officers attempted to escort her outside, she pulled away and stopped to look for her belongings, and the situation eventually ended with her in handcuffs. That’s when the résumé came out. She said she was “literally innocent.” She reminded officers that she was a law school student. She had an associate degree. And, repeatedly, she had a 4.2 GPA. She also worried that going to jail would ruin her future. She was ultimately booked on three misdemeanor charges: trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. There’s some brutal irony in studying the law while arguing over one of the simplest instructions imaginable: You’ve been told to leave private property. Leave.

She got fired from the dealership… then tried to use her 4.2 GPA as a get-out-of-handcuffs card. Police were called to a Fort Myers car dealership after management fired an employee and told her to leave the property. She didn’t. Officers arrived, explained that management wanted her gone, and repeatedly told her she needed to leave. She insisted she was waiting for her mother to pick her up. Then police put Mom on speakerphone. Mom wasn’t coming. At that point, walking out the door could’ve ended the whole thing. Instead, officers attempted to escort her outside, she pulled away and stopped to look for her belongings, and the situation eventually ended with her in handcuffs. That’s when the résumé came out. She said she was “literally innocent.” She reminded officers that she was a law school student. She had an associate degree. And, repeatedly, she had a 4.2 GPA. She also worried that going to jail would ruin her future. She was ultimately booked on three misdemeanor charges: trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. There’s some brutal irony in studying the law while arguing over one of the simplest instructions imaginable: You’ve been told to leave private property. Leave.

✨️Serenitee♡Sam✨️

290,200 views • 1 day ago

Did ICE take it too far??? This Karen claims to a US citizen. When ICE approaches her car and pleads with her to cooperate and get out, what does she do? She stays in the car and livestreams for social media, resisting the officers commands. Finally they break Her window because she refused to roll it down or exit the vehicle

Did ICE take it too far??? This Karen claims to a US citizen. When ICE approaches her car and pleads with her to cooperate and get out, what does she do? She stays in the car and livestreams for social media, resisting the officers commands. Finally they break Her window because she refused to roll it down or exit the vehicle

AmyLouWho

65,895 views • 7 months ago

Psycho Florida woman slams her head against a police car and claims to be manic, not drunk. Palm Beach PD initiated a traffic stop on a swerving vehicle that then stopped in the middle of traffic. The woman told the officer she had anger issues and had just gotten into an argument with her husband, but he smelled alcohol on her breath. After a few tests, he placed her under arrest, and she went nuts. She purposefully slammed her head against the car and the pavement. She denied drinking that night and said she was psycho, not drunk. She was found guilty of DUI, resisting an officer without violence, and battery.

Psycho Florida woman slams her head against a police car and claims to be manic, not drunk. Palm Beach PD initiated a traffic stop on a swerving vehicle that then stopped in the middle of traffic. The woman told the officer she had anger issues and had just gotten into an argument with her husband, but he smelled alcohol on her breath. After a few tests, he placed her under arrest, and she went nuts. She purposefully slammed her head against the car and the pavement. She denied drinking that night and said she was psycho, not drunk. She was found guilty of DUI, resisting an officer without violence, and battery.

The Facts Dude 🤙🏽

11,166 views • 3 months ago

Formula 1 wanna be ignores an officers warning to pull over as she is speeding down the street. Instead of stopping she hits the gas in her Mustang GT and takes off down the road. The officer finds her car in a nearby neighborhood and proceeds to arrest her. Not only is she fleeing and eluding the officers, she can’t seem to keep her smart mouth shut. Guess she didn’t think the officer would follower her while already investigating a hit and run crash. Part 2 gets even better!

Formula 1 wanna be ignores an officers warning to pull over as she is speeding down the street. Instead of stopping she hits the gas in her Mustang GT and takes off down the road. The officer finds her car in a nearby neighborhood and proceeds to arrest her. Not only is she fleeing and eluding the officers, she can’t seem to keep her smart mouth shut. Guess she didn’t think the officer would follower her while already investigating a hit and run crash. Part 2 gets even better!

CeCe

446,294 views • 6 months ago