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Woman Flees After She's Caught Driving High

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Woman Flees After She's Caught Driving High

A 29-year-old woman, Taishanda, was stopped by law enforcement for operating a vehicle with a suspended registration and no insurance, which violates Arizona state laws. Officers cited her for multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of drugs, possession of cannabis in a motor vehicle, speeding, and reckless driving. During the stop, she refused to remove marijuana from the vehicle and attempted to flee, leading to a physical confrontation. She was also charged with felony aggravated battery after biting an officer, though she is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The incident reflects ongoing challenges in enforcing vehicle compliance and officer safety, particularly when drivers resist lawful commands. The officer noted that the state’s policy of suspending vehicles without insurance helps curb continued illegal driving. Despite the officer's efforts to de-escalate, the situation escalated due to resistance, and the suspect ultimately refused to surrender the cannabis or comply with legal demands. The case underscores the tension between law enforcement authority and public resistance, especially in high-stakes traffic violations involving drug possession and vehicle safety. The incident also highlights the need for clear policies and coordinated responses to prevent officer escalation during traffic stops.

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Hey, how you doing? Yeah, I'm obviously well dead because I don't just do sh*t at home, I know they don't like you living here. We already know that. Oh, I don't know what that's about. What's the problem? Okay, first of all, I'm getting a little contact high right now, small in the mirror while I'm coming out of the car. How much more weed's gonna be at home? My personal weed. Yes, in it. So you can't have weed in the vehicle, you know that. So you can't have open up, you can't have marijuana in the car. You got a 48 and a 45 and your vehicle suspended for mandatory insurance violation, which means it's not supposed to be on the road. The vehicle is suspended for mandatory insurance violation, which you don't have insurance. They tell the state the state to spend your car and your driver's license. I've been driving for a long time. I've never met you before. And if you never met me before, what I'm saying is, I've been driving back before touring with no problems. Okay, are we up, staying without our vehicles and it tells us who's to spend it? I'm pretty sure of the office is supposed to be right. I'm gonna ask you if your driver's license is one more time before you can stop by the vehicle. I'm gonna ask you if you want more stuff. Yes, if you use a dry body, it tells us. Suspended for mandatory insurance violation. Also, all the cars have that on their hands, right? Yeah, okay, I just didn't like to get in. All right, so let me have the marijuana that you can't have in your vehicle. There you go. Where's the other stuff? What's that? It's empty. What are you smoking on it? We're gonna need a lot of smoking on it. Where's the bowl? Where's the, right there in the middle console? Why would I give you? You can't have that. Can you go give me my ticket? No, you can't have that in your vehicle and drive away and smoke it. You can't. Can you drink and drive? No. Can you smoke and drive? No. Not to drive with. You want me to have a step on you? You want me to drive with? I want you to drive. Give me that roach in your middle console. Give me the roach in your middle console. You can not have that in drive. Central 302. I'm not gonna ask you again. Central 302. Step by the car. 21st 23rd. What I'm trying to tell you is I don't want to have to break your window, ma'am. I'm telling you, give me that roach or step out of the vehicle. I gave you my ID and you go right my ticket. You cannot have that in your vehicle. You go right my ticket. I'm telling you, give me the roach. Can you go right my ticket? No, yet. She's got a bullet in the car. I'm trying to explain her. She can't drive with a bullet in the car and she won't hand it over. Can you go in my ticket? I'm advising you to hand me the blood. You cannot have the blood in the car. Can you go to me? I know that. But you can't have a blood in your mental counsel. Ma'am, I'm expecting. I'm going back home to my house. I'll stay right around the corner. No, I can't have you drive over there. I'll be back home to my house. I'm not gonna follow you. No. How are you? How are you? See, you got a valid license. I know I know. Okay. So hand me the rest of the pain. Listen to me. You're gonna go to jail for obstructing. Hand me the marijuana in your vehicle. You can't have marijuana burning your car and drive off with it and smoke it while you're driving. Hey, I'm telling you. Okay, but you can't have it in your vehicle. You can't have it in your vehicle. You can't have it in your car for the last night. You want to pull it on the front? Stop out, man. Stop out. Pull you on it. Step back. Step back. Give me my ID. Don't get my ID. Don't get my ID. I got to write you a token. 32 from 22. She did this last time. I'm pulling up. You need to step on the vehicle. You need to make my ID. You're not understanding. What are you giving you love for orders? That's fine. We're giving you love for orders to step out of the vehicle. You have marijuana out of my car. You have marijuana in your vehicle. Excuse me. Get out the way. Get out the way. What do you need? Throw it? Get out the way. Excuse me. You want it here? Have it. You want it here? Have it. You want it here? Have it. Don't get my ID. Don't get my ID. Don't get my ID. Don't get my ID. Don't get my ID. You want it here? everything. That's why I'm shit kids in the car. No. I'm not giving him anything. He got everything. I dealt with you. That made my ticket so I can go. I dealt with you before. I understand that. You were lawful ordered to step out the car. You got everything you need. We need you to step out. Everything you need. The Shonda. And we know how it went. Like I just said. You got the male one up. You got my fucking license. Tell him to go right to take it. And let's go. It's just a fucking sick one. She won't step out. She's smoking the wine. She's driving. She's just going to point out the window but she's going to have to stop trucking and she wants to go to the car. All right. Do you have any kids in the back? There's nothing in the back seat. No one in the back seat. Nothing at all. Simple. He's calling me over for the bus. Give me my ticket so I can go. All sorry. Let us help you off to break the window. She's going to take off. Get it off. Get it off. Get it off. We're going to the rest of y'all. Yeah, so I dealt with her. Same situation. You just do a quick case. Well, I deer. She and you are licensed, right? Well, these officers begin making their way to the suspect's residents. More officers who weren't at the traffic stop arrived there first. What's up? No, I know. You want to come talk to me real quick? No, you can come talk to me. I don't need all of them though. You guys on the stop? Is that her? Is that her? That's gotta be her, right? I don't know what she looked like. It wasn't on the stop so. I said I can talk to a wine person. If you want to talk to me, you can talk to me. Was anyone on the stop or no? I just want someone to idea so I could just 95 her. I don't know what she looks like. Oh, okay. It wasn't on the stop. It's doing me job. Obviously has to be here, but I don't want to. There's two from where you want her. You come all the way here? You can talk. I'm here. Sorry, I'm trying to listen to my radio. What seems to be the problem? What's that? Because he just walked over here trying to get me to come out. I just came out. I said, "What's the problem?" Okay. You act like you don't want to talk to him? Is that your car? The jeep? The jeep, okay. Are you trying to sound up? I am. What's the problem? I think you know what the problem is. I don't. Because due to the fact that I just pulled up from my house and all of a sudden the car just come speeding behind me, talking about insurance, I gave him everything that he wanted. He wanted the weed out of my car. I gave it to him. He has my license. I asked him for my ticket. So what else is the problem? He got everything out of my car that he wanted. So why'd you flood your arms? I pulled out due to the fact that he was trying to bust my windows. What do you bust in my windows for? If you wanted me to let my windows down to see who's in the car, you should have sat there. Okay. Right? So that is your car? Yeah, my car. Sue, what's the problem? Okay, there's no problem. Is that the key for the car? Why? Can I see it real quick? No. Okay. Why not? Because you can. Why would I give you my keys? Does that just want to make sure that the key works for the car? Yes, it does. Okay. Yeah. That's her. It's 95. I didn't see her so I don't know if it's her. Right there! Get off my car. Get off my car. Oh my god. Oh my god. That's my car. Oh my god. Get off my car. Get off my car. Put your fucking hand behind your back. Get off my car. Get off my car. Get off my car. He shot us. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Get off my car. Stop resisting. Get off of me. This is him. Can I call my husband until him come get me? No. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. You mean it's a lot worse than it had to be? It's not a lot worse because he got everything he needs. You're pulling my hair. Wait, you're pulling my hair some type of way. It's caught in your hair. That's what I'm saying. No, it's not caught in my hair. Yeah, I was there so I didn't know if it was caught in my hair. I figured it was caught in my hair. Can you open my phone up so I can call my husband? No. He can't make a phone call in handcuffs now. I just want my husband. I want her to do that. So my property could go. You're going to phone call me. I don't know if anyone numbers my heart. I'll be right back. - All this way, all this way over. - I can get up. your knees up I can get up that's what I'm telling you go in I can get up there's no problem I'm going sit up one two three out no I need to go talk to you here we're taking away just come with you no no no no yes I don't want you to take them to the station if it goes on underneath there so I can get in there you want to take my husband is on his right here he can get in he can get in there so you can meet at the station oh my god okay so then he calls my door go door is locked and call my body's in my house I need to make sure everybody's out let's go there was nobody else in there wait no that's not the key no that's not my key the door is locked so that's not my house key wait no you have them okay that's what I was just trying to make sure why you were doing all of it you don't have to do too much you stepping on my feet all of that you may because I didn't want to give you no weed and stuff you got my ideas what's it man I don't know what you're talking about right come on before you got my ID you got to read out this hard and everything black girl black girl women want I mean I want to do all of this for nothing I'm going to go ahead nothing but I just want to I don't want to ask question I'm asked you you're just having me yeah I'm gonna go okay I'm gonna ask you wait you can get away from room to the thing then you just took someone else's keys out the house that wasn't even mine it's the least of your problem for you say what it's not this suspect 29-year-old Taishanda was cited for driving under the influence of drugs possession of cannabis in a motor vehicle speeding driving with a suspended registration operating an uninsured motor vehicle reckless driving and felony fleeing eluding she was additionally charged with felony aggravated battery on a peace officer causing great bodily harm for biting an officer she is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law do you why drugs on marijuana is an all-day offense happens all the time I'm frank slope I've got 25 years as a deputy sheriff in Arizona let's go over some stuff that we watched here a great thing about the state of Arizona when we find someone with a suspended license plate and they don't have insurance we take that plate it really cuts down on people continuing to drive after a previous officer has already identified them as not having current insurance so this agency definitely doesn't seem to be an aggressive law enforcement agency like the one that I'm currently employed by they don't even immediately follow her maybe there's a state policy or procedure or law or something but I don't understand just letting someone drive away I really like that one officer broke away from the struggle went and opened the door quick and then went back I mean what if there was six people upstairs and they come down and now there's two cops fighting seven people inside and their backup can't get to them that's a bad scenario if you're looking for great body cam breakdown just like this you could find more on my channel frank slope right here on youtube really appreciate midwest safety for having me on here leave them a comment let them know what you think about it and I'll be seeing you on the frank slope channel

Podcast Summary

Key Points:

  1. The suspect was stopped for driving with a suspended license and operating an uninsured vehicle, which violates state laws.
  2. Officers cited the driver for possession of marijuana in the vehicle, which is illegal while driving.
  3. The driver refused to remove the cannabis and attempted to flee, leading to a confrontation and escalation.
  4. The suspect was charged with multiple offenses, including reckless driving, speeding, and felony aggravated battery after biting an officer.
  5. The officer cited a state policy of suspending vehicles for uninsured driving, which is intended to prevent continued operation without insurance.
  6. A breakdown in communication and resistance led to a physical struggle, with the suspect refusing to comply with lawful orders.
  7. Officers emphasized that driving with marijuana or without insurance is illegal and dangerous.
  8. The incident highlights law enforcement challenges in enforcing vehicle safety and compliance with state regulations.

Summary:

A 29-year-old woman, Taishanda, was stopped by law enforcement for operating a vehicle with a suspended registration and no insurance, which violates Arizona state laws. Officers cited her for multiple offenses, including driving under the influence of drugs, possession of cannabis in a motor vehicle, speeding, and reckless driving. During the stop, she refused to remove marijuana from the vehicle and attempted to flee, leading to a physical confrontation.

She was also charged with felony aggravated battery after biting an officer, though she is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The incident reflects ongoing challenges in enforcing vehicle compliance and officer safety, particularly when drivers resist lawful commands. The officer noted that the state’s policy of suspending vehicles without insurance helps curb continued illegal driving.

Despite the officer's efforts to de-escalate, the situation escalated due to resistance, and the suspect ultimately refused to surrender the cannabis or comply with legal demands. The case underscores the tension between law enforcement authority and public resistance, especially in high-stakes traffic violations involving drug possession and vehicle safety. The incident also highlights the need for clear policies and coordinated responses to prevent officer escalation during traffic stops.

FAQs

The vehicle is legally prohibited from being driven, and the state may seize it. The driver’s license may also be suspended or revoked until the issue is resolved.

Yes, it is illegal to possess or have marijuana in a vehicle, especially if driving. Possession while operating a vehicle can lead to legal charges.

Driving without insurance results in vehicle suspension and potential license suspension. The state may also seize the vehicle and prosecute the driver.

Yes, possessing cannabis in a vehicle while driving can lead to charges, especially if it’s discovered during a traffic stop or enforcement action.

Driving with a suspended license can lead to additional offenses like reckless driving, operating an uninsured vehicle, or fleeing from law enforcement.

Yes, refusing to comply with lawful officer demands, such as handing over contraband or stepping out of a vehicle, can result in obstructing an officer charges.

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