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officers were dispatched to a bar in reference to a female that refused to leave the premises despite multiple warnings. One would think that the issue is about to be resolved calmly but the situation soon starts to worsen. The cops gave her every chance not to be arrested but it wasn’t going to be that easy. The female was charged with resisting arrest and trespassing. YouTube thinks you’ll love the video on screen, click to watch now.

in Wisconsin, a police officer received a FLOCK alert about a stolen vehicle near Woodman's Food Market. The captured license plate belonged to a 2008 Chevrolet reported stolen by the Milwaukee Police Department. Despite the FLOCK camera showing a white Chrysler, the actual vehicle at the scene did not match. The officer found the white Chrysler parked at Woodman's, with the trunk open and two male subjects nearby—one wearing jean shorts and no shirt, and another in a red hat and T-shirt. The subject without a shirt closed the trunk and walked towards another vehicle, a gray Chevy Trailblazer, with its hood open.

Police responded to a Taco Bell after receiving a report of a woman falling asleep in the drive-thru. The driver was discovered to be a mother with her kids in the backseat. But her behavior only became more reckless.

Officer Latham was working extra duty at Walmart and observed a woman through the CCTV system select a purse from the shelf, remove the price tag, and then place various other merchandise inside the purse. When she passed all points of sale and exited the store, Officer Latham confronted the woman. This is footage of the events that followed.

a woman was arrested for speeding away from a traffic stop after being cited. According to the incident report, she reached speeds of 55 MPH in a 25 MPH zone.

An officer conducted a traffic stop on a car that had illegal window tints. When the officer spoke to the suspects, he could smell marijuana coming from the car, he asked the woman to step out for further investigation and she became argumentative. The passenger of the car rolled up his window and locked the car door, the main suspect driving the car put the car in drive and sped off. Then just 3 days later, she was seen driving and another traffic stop was conducted. When the initial stopping officer asked her why she sped off, she acted like she didn’t know what he was talking about and said he was lying even though everything was caught on body-cam. This is body-cam footage of the events that followed.

deputies responded to a Winn Dixie grocery store in reference to a woman attempting to steal at checkout. Despite her hostile demeanor, she was initially let go with a trespass warning - but this proved to not be enough

Police responded to a report of two females shoplifting at Walmart with a baby. It was later discovered that the pair were sisters who both acted hostile towards law enforcement.

Officer Blackwell observed a vehicle traveling without a valid registration in Forest Park, Illinois. Perpetrator: Seandell Charges: Battery -x2, Aggravated Assault -x2, Resisting/Obstructing -x4 Court: Guilty of Resisting/Obstructing - Sentenced to 31 Days in Jail

On April 10th, 2023, Officer Golden and Officer Demos were dispatched to a store for a report of a male teenager, later identified as 18-year-old Donrece, consuming alcohol and causing problems in Wilmette, Illinois. Donrece was intoxicated and refused to comply with the officers.

"The statements of witnesses, the lack of apparent braking prior to impact, the driver's level of impairment, and his status upon arrival of officers are all suggestive the driver fell asleep or lost consciousness prior to impact."

Police officers responded to a call in reference to a reckless driver. When police arrived they found damage to the side of the woman's car. She then begins to be uncooperative with the police. This is body cam footage of the events.

Police officers responded to a call in reference to a woman shoplifting. When the police intervened the woman became hysterical. This is body cam footage of the events.

An officer was leaving the police station and observed two women arguing in the parking lot. When the officer attempted to intervene the woman became hostile. This is bodycam footage of the events.

officers responded to a retail theft that had been ongoing for weeks. They finally cornered the suspects in a parking lot. The driver was constantly panicking and did not cooperate with the officer. The officer attempted to clarify the situation for the passenger. Soon, one of the officers took the driver for identification purposes. The other female was also taken for identification. One of the officers caught the female talking to her boyfriend on the phone. One of the females was charged with obstruction of identification, and both were transferred to the police departments corresponding to their cities for further processing.

Police officers in Illinois, responded to a call of two women stealing from Target. When the officers arrived, the women were loading their car with the merchandise. This is body cam footage of the events

Brecksville, Ohio -- Dispatchers from the Chagin Valley Dispatch Center received 911 calls concerning a possible bank robbery in Brecksville. In the 911 call in the video, the call was made by an off-duty Broadview Heights officer who noticed the situation and immediately dialed. In the dash camera footage you are watching, Independence officers found the vehicle on the highway taking off. This lead to a multi-jurisdictional pursuit between Brecksville, Independence, Cuyahoga Heights, Newburgh Heights, and Garfield Heights police departments. The suspects were taking into custody ⚠️ Footage from this video was obtained via the Ohio Public Records Act (R.C. 149.43) All suspects featured on the channel are to be presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law ⚠️

On September 7, 2022, at approximately 7:03 P.M., I was sitting in the right lane of travel on Interstate 55 just before the 1 southbound exit. Traffic was congested and stopped due to a prior incident on the Interstate 55 Bridge. I observed a red Pontiac Grand Prix pass me on the right shoulder traveling approximately 50 miles per hour. I pulled to the right shoulder and turned on my blue lights to initiate a traffic stop. The red Pontiac pulled to the shoulder a short distance ahead and I advised dispatch of the traffic stop. I exited my patrol unit and made contact with the driver at the driver’s door. I introduced myself and told the driver why I stopped him. I asked the driver if he had a driver’s license and he said no. I immediately smelled the strong odor of marijuana coming from the car. I asked the driver to step out of the car and speak with me at the rear of his vehicle. I noticed a female sitting in the passenger seat and asked her if she had an ID and she said no she did not have an ID. The driver stated he was trying to take his friend to the hospital because she wasn’t feeling well. The driver exited the car and walked to the rear of his car as we talked about his friend being ill. The driver said he was trying to get to the exit to turn around and go back to the hospital in West Memphis. I asked the driver if he had an ID, and he said yes. I asked him to get it for me, and he handed me an Illinois ID card that identified him as ERIK WINFERT from Chicago Heights, Illinois. I asked WINFERT if the car belonged to him and he said no it belonged to a friend. I told WINFERT his MIRANDA RIGHTS and asked him if he understood his rights. WINFERT said yes he understood. I told him I could smell the odor of marijuana coming from his person and the interior of the car. I asked WINFERT if he had anything illegal in the car and he said no. I asked WINFERT if he had anything illegal on his person and he said no. I asked WINFERT to place his hands on the rear of his car so I could check him for weapons. I told WINFERT I was going to search the car and for him to go stand in front of the car, out of the way of traffic. I went to the passenger door and asked the female passenger to exit the car. I asked her if she had anything illegal on her person and she said no she did not. I told the female her MIRANDA RIGHTS and asked her if she understood her rights and she said yes she understood. I asked her if there was anything illegal in the car and she said no. I asked her if she had anything illegal in her purse that she brought out of the car and she said no. I told her I was going to search her purse and she said to go right ahead. I asked the female to go stand in front of the car with WINFERT. Trooper Garrett Byrd arrived and I told him about the stop. I asked Trooper Byrd to take WINFERT to his patrol car and administer SFSTs to WINFERT who was visibly under the influence of something. He had red eyes, droopy eyelids, a light green film on his tongue, and unsteady on his feet. I began searching the car and the female passenger became very interested in what I was looking at. She began to walk back to the rear of the car on the driver’s side and said there may be a gun in the car. I told her ok, and to go back to the front of the car. She walked back to the front of the car and almost immediately turned around and began to walk back toward me. She said there may be some other stuff in the car as she climbed in the driver’s door. I attempted to stop her as she put the car in drive and began to flee. I let her go and returned to my patrol unit. I advised dispatch I was in pursuit and we were approaching the bridge. The red Pontiac was traveling at speeds more than 100 miles per hour on the right shoulder. I saw her car come to an abrupt stop and advised dispatch she may have wrecked. As I approached the red Pontiac I advised dispatch she wrecked and to send me an ambulance. The red Pontiac hit a box truck and was cut in half. The female was lying with her legs in the front passenger area, and her head was on the ground where the back seats would normally be. After the female was taken by Crittenden EMS, I located an ID that identified her as Brittany Johns. I advised dispatch of her name and date of birth. An NCIC check showed JOHNS has an active warrant out of Illinois with full extradition. I continued to search the car and located a .22 revolver in the rear passenger side floorboard. Photos were taken of the gun before it was touched and collected. WINFERT was transported to the Crittenden County Detention Center and booked for traffic violations. I went to the Crittenden County Detention Center and added a FELON IN POSSESSION OF A FIREARM charge on WINFERT.

She filed suit, claiming the officers' tactics caused her physical and emotional distress, and asked for $75,000 in damages. Video from a female officer's body camera shows a male officer first questioned Dunlap through the passenger-side window as she was seated in the driver's seat. Dunlap's lawsuit identifies the officers as Detective Amanda Bell and Officer Ryan Haddock. "All you have to do is give me your information, and we make sure you are who you say you are, and then you can be out of here," Haddock says. In North Carolina, people are not required to produce identification simply because a law enforcement officer asks for it. WRAL News spoke with former Raleigh Police Officer Lee Turner, who now practices law. His take is the first two responding officers, and Dunlap, could have behaved differently. Bell can be heard saying, "Should we pull her out?"