Woman Rear-Ends Car Right Next to a Cop & LOSES IT

On September 26th, 2025, an officer in Florida was parked downtown when he heard the sound of a car horn blaring in the distance. He traced the noise to a black Honda that was aggressively tailgating an SUV, but the second he activated his lights and sirens, the blaring finally stopped. Here's what the officer did next.

Can you copy a 4 to 10?

What's up officer?

What's going on?

Trying to get that guy so I can make some room for another passenger.

So you beeped for a good minute, two minutes?

No, it wasn't quite that long.

I was listening. I was listening.

I was counting. I was counting.

That was absolutely ridiculous. Do you have your license on you?

That is quite ridiculous.

Do you have your license?

No, I don't.

You have no license. Don't tell me to get out of here. I will. You're road raging and that's a problem.

No, I'm actually not road raging.

Yes, you are.

No, I'm not.

There you go.

You're welcome.

I'm not.

Copy.

The RO's Alicia.

He needed to move up so I could make some more room for another driver. That's all that happened.

Guess what? What? Okay, guess what? Guess what? That's not your responsibility to make somebody move and then to just to beep your horn and just to lay on it all the way from wherever you came from.

Was it really that bad?

That was unacceptable, yes.

I don't think so, that's your opinion.

It was.

It is your opinion, I'm well aware.

That was very unacceptable.

It was not, thank you.

Go ahead, back up. I want you to pull into this parking lot, okay? I'm not going to.

You have no right.

I've done nothing illegal.

Whiskey six, I'm here at 94 please.

I've got an uncooperative driver.

Okay, I'm going to ask you again. You can pull into this parking lot or I can take you out and take you to jail. Yeah, right. Be careful, there put it in park. Put it in park. Put it in park. Just put it in park. I don't trust you right now. There's somebody behind you. Come over here. I'm used to you guys by now, dude.

I'm f***ing used to you guys. Have a seat. I'm not sitting anywhere. Have a seat. You don't have any jurisdiction, actually. Have a seat now. No, I will not. You will not touch me.

That's your dick.

Somebody recording this? I hope so.

I'm recording it.

You better be. You piece of shit.

That's all you fucking are. Get your fucking hands off of me.

Get your fucking hands off.

I haven't done anything wrong.

Stop it, don't resist.

I am not resisting! You got an issue dude! You got a serious issue! You're unbelievable!

I've done nothing wrong!

You better let me go!

You're gonna be in a lot of trouble!

Do you have any weapons on you?

No! I'm not getting arrested dude! I've done nothing wrong! Absolutely not!

I've done nothing wrong! You have no right to do this. Get in the car. No right to do this

I literally got stuck in the whole

Our new PDs trying to get construction and driving through parking lots. No worries. I want to talk to the other driver.

I heard a horn just somebody laying on the horn for a good like minute plus and What is going on and so finally I hear it coming closer and closer And sure shit that black Honda was tailing that the green car Just laying on the horn for a good minute, probably a minute plus.

You're literally having a road rage incident in the middle of traffic. So after I tell her a second time, she's like, all right, so she throws it in reverse. I said, there's somebody coming behind you. There's somebody crossing. So I had to yell for her to stop. She almost took out the guy behind her.

And I just put in park park step out of the car so she jumps out pissed off screaming at me. Black car's hers. I haven't talked to I don't know what was going on with her but something with the other car not giving her enough room to let somebody else pass through the intersection or something. She just was losing it. Okay. She needs to search for anything? Yeah, she doesn't need to search for anything. Super aggressive, super kind of combative.

Alright, if you want to go talk to him, we'll search her.

Okay.

2-31-0.

I can't breathe. I'm not hostile.

I'm just blaring my horn.

I don't need to be arrested.

Alright, well hold on a second. Just turn around for a minute. We're gonna just put your... I've got nothing going on.

My mother died today.

Okay, I'm very...

Give me a break.

Okay, well, just let us figure out what's going on. Okay? Is this your bra right here?

Yes.

Okay.

My mother died. I'm a little bit emotional because my mother died. We understand and you got in the car to call them back. I'm so sick of it.

I'm so sick of those corrupt people getting away with everything.

I'm really f***ing sick of it.

Just give us a minute and we'll try to figure everything out, okay?

This is so f***ed up.

Here, sit back in the car for me, okay?

I can't breathe in there. I cannot breathe in there.

I don't care who sees me. I don't f**king care.

That's fine.

But sit back in here and we'll turn the AC up for you.

There's a lot of evil f**king people in these towns.

Really evil.

She raps about alcohol.

Hello officer, how are you doing today?

Hey man, what was going on back there. I just saw her. She was kind of tailing you. I was confused too. But I mean, as far as I know, I work at that law firm, law firm,

I feel like I lost the way. And then I just see her waving her hands. And I was so confused. Cause I was like, did she hit me or I didn't, I couldn't really tell. It wasn't bad at all.

She did bump you?

I definitely did feel a bump.

Okay.

But yeah, I'm going to, I work at. Okay.

I was going to work, but it was a crazy kind of service.

And then she just kept beeping and beeping and beeping.

And beeping, waving her hands. I was so confused because I really couldn't... Because I didn't think I did anything wrong and I was worried. I was like, did I mess up? But I'm thinking about it. I just crossed the... It's green. There's no light.

So I think she just wasn't paying attention. She got mad at me.

So you were pulling out of the law firm to take a left? No, I was... Where were you? I was at the light. I just went straight at the light. Straight across, okay. Straight across.

Yeah, very strange.

Okay, and she was behind you beeping that whole time?

Yeah, it was very... I couldn't really understand what was happening.

Okay.

I mean, I certainly don't recognize her.

Okay, alright. Hold on one second. She might have bumped into that too. She's like, he felt he felt the car like kind of bump. He was coming this way through the light and he felt like a little jolt.

He's like, it wasn't really hard. Like I kind of startled me. She's like, it felt like she kind of like hit my back end as I was going through.

Yeah.

So I'm assuming you see that mark right there. It was probably like going to license plate or somewhere along here.

Right here.

Right here.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I don't think that's it, but it's about at the height of that line. But you can see where the dots and little scrapes are.

Yeah.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay.

Okay. Everything that's going on, like we're going to know everything that's going on. Well now how would we?

And how would the officer that was telling you a lawful order and you wouldn't do it?

I just found Pompey.

I just found Pompey. I understand but that doesn't mean that what he's saying just is null and void at that

point.

What is he saying exactly?

Well, I wasn't there. I was behind the door, I made the noise, right? I was watching our noise, whatever, the sirens. I came out and I had my license.

And that's it.

And then he f***ed me in the air.

The ear of the vehicle?

The ear of the vehicle. Obviously I'm not out. I was certainly backed up before being backed up. There was a person behind me. And then we used that as a pretext to handcuff me. I wasn't going to hit the person. He told me to put it in reverse.

I did. There was a person walking behind me.

He used that as a pretext to handcuff me.

I got it.

I got it. I got it.

Not out eating coffee.

We got your sister breast right now.

I am bakery.

Yeah, we're on diet this morning.

I've got a big day.

I've had people in this town and in Sarasota tried to kill me. I'm a little angry. I'm all in but don I'm all about it. Cops don't know about it. Cops in Sarasota know about it.

Look up for me. How would we know about it?

I don't know.

It's underground, right?

Yeah, how would you know about it?

I don't know.

Organized crime.

Look it up.

I don't know who that is.

He owns the cops. I don't know who that is.

He owns the cops?

Well I think the concern was that you weren't listening right away.

And if you were, you would be on your way to where you were.

I was listening.

No, you didn't.

I was listening. He was screaming.

No, you told him that he had no jurisdiction and you weren't doing anything.

I was listening.

I was listening.

Right, but you still have to, when they give you a law for order, you still have to listen to it.

I was listening. but you still have to, when they give you a lawful order, you still have to listen to that. I've done homing, I've done homing. I've done license.

I understand that, but you still did it, so he still can stop you for that horn. You know what I mean? There is a statute for excessive use of horn. So if you're laying on your horn or blaring on your horn, then yes, you can get pulled over for that.

Two, three, four, five, one, two, four.

I'm a good role model. Alicia blew a .08 on a breath test. Because that's right on

the legal limit, the officer decided not to push the DUI charge. What's your first name? Alicia.

Alicia. So as far as the possible DUI, that investigation is over. Yes. My investigation is still ongoing now. Okay. Okay. So at this time, I do need you to turn around, put your hands behind your back.

Can you please be kind? Absolutely.

Thank you.

Okay, what do I do?

You know, unfortunately when you're trying to fight with me and pull away.

I'm not fighting, you accused me of trying

to hit a pedestrian.

No.

I did not take that too long.

You almost did, luckily you didn't though.

Luckily you didn't. I didn't almost. There was no way. You told me to reverse. There was a pedestrian behind me.

Yep.

That's not my...

So that's not why you're in handcuffs, okay?

And I'll explain that in a minute. I'm going to read your rights and everything else, okay? Well, am I under arrest? You're under arrest for resisting slash obstructing. But I didn't arrest.

I didn't be in a handcuffs if I resisted. I will explain to you, okay? Does this mean I'm going to jail? Yes. Can we please not do this?

Unfortunately, no.

Is there, officer, please.

I am, I did not, I did not.

I'm gonna take your hat off.

I'm gonna take your glasses off.

I did not resist arrest.

I really didn't resist arrest, officer. Okay, like I said, I'm going to read you your rights and then I will talk to you, okay?

I will, but I need you to move your feet, okay?

And what does that do for me?

You reading my rights and I'm going to check.

You have rights. Okay, so put your knees in real quick.

Please don't arrest me.

Put your knees in real quick.

Please do not arrest me.

15, one time, one female. Alright, so like I said, I'm going to read you something real quick. Alright, so at this time you have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law.

Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you? OK, have these rights in mind.

You wish to talk to me now.

I have a few questions for you.

I would like to not be arrested, please. Okay. I arrest. If I resisted, I out of my vehicle, you pu I mean, I really didn't r

Okay. So please reconsider slash obstruct. It's not just the investigation, b So, so you were and I'll really fast. Um, when I need to pull off the road, you originally told me no. You weren't going to do it.

And then yeah, somebody was crossing as you put in reverse and I was like, whoa, hold up. Luckily, luckily, I didn't know if you saw him. But again, he was right behind you as you started as you started rolling. So that's why I was like, you know, just get out. Well, we're going to do this over here. When I told you to sit down. I didn't want to be. Yes, it doesn't matter. You're right at that time. You're it's a detention. Okay. And then you said, no, you weren't going to want to be humiliated like that for blaring.

Okay. So unfortunately your choice of blaring your horn from all the way through the intersection. Okay, like I said, I heard it and I was wondering where it was coming from until it finally got closer and closer and closer. Okay, um, thirdly, you bumped into him. You hit his bumper. That's basically road rage. If you were to like Google a definition of what it is, that's what it would be. You're driving in an erratic manner.

I wasn't erratic.

I did blare my horn.

And you did blare your horn.

I didn't realize I was that close to his bumper. I apologize. I was trying to get out of the way for the warehouse truck.

I do apologize.

If there is any way I cannot get put into jail and be arrested. So unfortunately the obstructing charge is standing right now. You'll have a chance to talk to a judge if you'd like to. When? So you can bond out, you'll get a court date, so you'll have you'll have an arraignment, a hearing date basically. Okay. And then pulling away at me is also obstructing. Well I didn't pull away sir. Yes you did, absolutely. I really didn't. I put it in reverse and then I put it in reverse. No pulling away from me when I was trying to detain you. I didn't. I apologize that was not. Okay. I did not realize that's what I was doing. I got you. I'm hearing a lot of apologies. But I am sorry. It's been a real day. My mother died today. And I'm sorry that happened. I am too. But unfortunately taking it out onto other people is not okay. All right. I never said it was. So you can bond out today.

Okay.

Okay.

How much will it be do you think?

Um, second is 500 right? 500. So you don't even have to pay the 10% through a bill of bondsman is.

And how do I go about doing that?

So when you get to the jail, they can walk you through that.

Okay.

About to process you. So I have, I mean, this is gonna, all right, it's all right, whatever.

I'm a big girl. Thank you.

Okay, all right.

Anything in your car that you need?

What is it getting impounded?

It's going to be towed, yeah.

And so that's going to be hundreds of dollars to get back, right? Unfortunately, these are consequences of our actions. I understand that. I understand. I'm just trying to figure out how I'm going to get my car back.

Where is it getting towed to?

We'll let you know. Any weapons, drugs, anything like that in the car? No.

No?

No.

OK, so just your purse?

Yeah, I don't need anything taken out, though.

Please don't touch value in the car. So unfortunately, that's a policy that I can't go against that policy.

All right, there's a pre-roll in there.

Okay.

All right, DHCP, which is-

In your purse or in the car?

In the vehicle.

Okay.

Can you tell me where that is in the vehicle?

It's in our console.

Okay. In your purse, do you have any like bank cards anything with other names other than yourself? No, they can't go to the jail It's got anyone else's name Okay, hold tight, okay

Since you have gloves, can you go through okay I'm going to get to the jail. Bless you.

Bless you. You'll be released and then take deputies and I'll do the processing, okay?

I have to get processed, so I'm in here for at least 4-6 hours at least?

So it's I think a minimum of 3-4 hours for the processing.

Is this really worth it? Is this worth all the tax dollars?

Again, not my choice.

But it is your choice.

It's doing its job. So it is worth all the tax dollars. I didn't resist arrest. It's his interpretation. I didn't resist arrest. If I did, I would have, I mean a lot worse would have happened.

Yeah?

As long as the billionaires are happy. I mean this has nothing to do with billionaires, this has nothing to do with billionaires.

No, it has everything to do with billionaires. No, it doesn't.

It absolutely does.

It's a bit excessive for glaring a horn. That's your interpretation.

It is your interpretation. You're absolutely right. But it is your interpretation.

For glaring a horn, I'm getting arrested. And it's going to cost me probably $800. Thank you. Thanks for keeping the streets safe. I've worked very closely with the officers and cops in Chicago.

They've seen some real stuff.

233 Romeo, how's the civil matter?

I don't know if I have to do a vest or a lot because I've seen what they've seen.

Again, what does that have to do with this? A lot.

I've seen what they've seen. 233 Romeo, Calpia, Civil Matter. What does that have to do with this? A lot, because I doubt they've seen what they've seen.

Again, what does that have to do with this? A lot, because I doubt they've seen what you've seen. Still not following? Like, put somebody in jail for blaring their horn, and be like, yeah, so, I don't know, maybe go up there and learn a little bit what real, real civic behavior is like.

Is there any way to change this?

I cannot.

Why not?

Because this is already done.

I've done a lot of stuff officer. I've been an Ivy League graduate, a Columbia graduate, and yet I'm not going to be a squadron. I don't care about colors. I'm sorry to hear that.

No, she's not actually. No, he's not either. Neither is my brother. Well, I apologize. Neither is my brother. So what, this is going under resisting arrest?

Yes.

That's not what happened.

The charge.

That's not what happened, officer.

You told me to sit down and I said no, I'm not going to sit down.

I didn't want to sit down. It's not resisting arrest. You didn't tell me I was under arrest. You told me to sit down, and I said no. I already told you it's not for an arrest.

It's for obstructing. It doesn't mean it's for an arrest. It's for the investigation.

I wasn't obstructing the investigation. I was out of my car. I was out of the vehicle. I did everything you asked. I just didn't want to sit down. I was afraid you were going to arrest me if I sat down. Would I get a public defender? Is that what I get here? That's up to you. Can you please let this go? Can you please let this go?

Like if you let it go, it would be over right now, yes? Both go on their very little ways and you'll never see me again. Out of this hellhole town forever.

I hate this place. Is it sharp? I'm so sharp.

Hang a force down on you.

Yeah.

Please find it somewhere in your heart.

It's yours.

Don't let this go. I'm a single white female.

I don't really deserve this kind of treatment.

I don't care what color you are.

I don't care if you're a camera woman. I am a single female. I'm a single slender female. I don't really need this kind of treatment. I need to be manhandled, thrown into a squad car, thrown against a squad car,

accused of resisting arrest, because I won't sit down because I'm afraid you're going to arrest me. Which you do because I don't sit down.

And substructing. Resisting.

I, I, I, you weren't, you didn't say I was under arrest. If you said you were under arrest, sit down, I wouldn't.

So listen, I think it's the alcohol talking because you're not understanding. No, I am not.

You're not understanding. Clearly there is not a lot of alcohol in my system. Otherwise I would be under arrest for another situation.

Yeah, you were right there. You understand that right? You blew a .08. Which means by that time it had already dropped. So, again, you got really lucky on that part. You did. You got very lucky. Probably shouldn't drink and drive. That doesn't mean anything.

Well, I thought you were going to throw ice at me.

Once overall, alcohol doesn't leave your body in 45 minutes.

You don't have to be because I can actually let you go. You didn't hurt anybody.

I'm so tired of this shit.

Hey, at least you're getting paid, right?

At least you get a nice fat f***ing paid job.

Throwing people into a four-prosit f***ing jail. You want me to hurry up?

Go for it. Okay, well if you keep talking to me it's going to go slower.

Hurry up! Just let me f***ing go dude.

I can, but you won't. You're a bless. I can't take fuffs, man. I can't take it. I cannot take it.

Then sit sideways.

What?

Then sit sideways.

It is painful.

Well, they're not meant to be comfortable.

Well, no shit. But can you take them off?

I'm not gonna freak out.

Nope, I cannot.

You can, but you're choosing not to. Like this whole thing, you can choose to let it go, but you're choosing not to, because it makes, I don't know what, do you get power from it? You get a sense of like, what? Makes you feel powerful?

I don't f***ing care anymore. Push people too far, they stop f***ing caring. Shave your arms some more, maybe, I don't know. That was random. No it wasn't, I'm just, I'm a profiler. I know a lot about the law. This is my little book. You guys could probably use me to solve some of your f***ing cases actually. I don't f***ing care man, you just use me.

It's unbelievable, I can't imagine choosing this line of work. I can't imagine the kind of person that you'd have to stay with. I hope you got like your... your... whatever you go through. Do you feel really powerful?

No, I don't actually.

Really? And why do you do this job exactly? Let me know.

Um, I wanted a career. I wanted to have stability.

There's lots of ways to have a stable career.

Okay.

Besides ruining people's lives because they don't sit down on the sidewalk.

All right, well, this was a good career. So that's why I chose it.

You like ruining people's lives because they don't sit down. You did, I hope you see this as excessive, yes? I think it's silly that you didn't listen. For not sitting down, because I was afraid of what you were going to do to me if I sat down. Literally, I was afraid of what you would do to me if I sat down. That's why I didn't sit down.

Okay.

Yeah.

I didn't...

What are you...

Like, what are you doing?

What do you mean?

What are...

What's going to be done to me? You're being arrested for resisting slash obstructing an officer and you're gonna go to the county jail and you can bond out if you'd like or you can wait to talk to the judge. That's up to you.

And then what?

Let's say I bond out and what?

Uh make better choices that's what I bond out, what?

Make better choices, that's what I would say.

What happens after I bond out?

Is there a court date?

Do we book in?

Yeah, you'll have a hearing date.

To do what?

To speak to a magistrate, a judge.

And what's decided there? Whatever they decide, I'm not a judge.

Yes, but what do I do? Is it my case?

What happens? to a magistrate, a judge? And what's decided there? Whatever they decide. I'm not a judge.

Yes, but what do I lose? If I pay, what happens?

That's... or it's whatever they ask you. If they want you to talk, if you have an attorney. If not, they want to provide you one. They can appoint one. Again, I'm not the courts, so I don't know their process because I don't do their process. It's amazing that the police are not, like you have zero education in the law. That's what's incredible. I have plenty of education.

You have zero education in the actual law. It's amazing.

Just like I can't tell you how to do a booking process because I'm not a deputy. Right? That'd be silly if I made sure to... I mean, you're disguised. It's incredible. You know how power you're given without the education of the statute or whoever you're

with.

I've done my research, trust me.

I was surpassed by that. So if I'm a doctor, I'm a pediatrician, should I know how to do a spinal surgery? Probably not, because that's not my specialty.

You're not a doctor, you're not a pediatrician. You're a cop. You're throwing me in jail.

I'm a cop, not a judge.

Because I didn't sit down on the concrete because I was afraid of what you might do to me if I did.

Okay, well like I said, I'm not a judge so I can't tell you the process. You're not, but don't you think police should a woman I don't care if you were an eagle or anything I don't care what you were.

I did. I did. It's all about power with you people.

It is. I didn't sit down. You're telling me by sat on the concrete you won the baraski bullshit.

Hopefully you didn't.

I didn't sit down.

I didn't have power with you people. Okay. It is. I didn't sit down. You're telling me by sat on the concrete you want them to arrest me? Bullshit. I don't believe you for a second.

Okay. Well, unfortunately we're here now

because you didn't listen.

Yeah, we are.

Yeah, we are.

Thank you. Thanks for flexing your muscle.

It's not what I was doing though. It's absolutely viper. What's your social? I don't have one.

I don't believe you.

I will look it up then. How much do you weigh currently?

115.

Well, you won't tell me.

125. I was 100 pounds. ****** left me homeless. I was starving, literally starving. Well, a billionaire left me homeless in my car. I was down to 100 pounds, now I'm like 125 pounds.

I got a great job, I'm really good, I'm actually a cooking manager. In less than two months, I've become the manager of a restaurant.

Oh, congratulations.

Very capable.

I'm not, like, whatever.

You all can make whatever you want to make. I'm just not going to stay until I get, like,

bonded or whatever.

No, you have to stay up there for a few hours

before you can bond out.

Why is that?

It's their process.

You have to ask them.

Again, I'm uneducated, remember? The suspect was charged with resisting an officer without violence. The suspect was issued a $500 bond, which she later posted. She attended court without a lawyer, waived her right to counsel, and pleaded no contest. The judge withheld adjudication

and placed her on probation for four months, ordering her to complete an anger management course within three months, along with 25 hours of community service. A month later, she wrote a letter to the judge to appeal her no-contest plea and request a public defender. The court granted the motion to withdraw the plea in sentence and appointed her a public

defender. In court, the defense filed a plea of not guilty and requested a jury trial. In court, the defense filed a plea of not guilty and requested a jury trial. Before any trial happened, she pleaded no- no contest again and was ordered to pay all fines and court costs.