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.

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[pamelavirgin]

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

[jaimhaas]

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

[popuptarget]

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

[debbiesazo]

"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.

[markvillegas]

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

[bobgusky]

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

[beartube]

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

[baykay]

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

[rleonekc]

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

[Sassyglbeauty]

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

[joshglassman]

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

[dlmac]

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

[srmofoable]

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

[larrystenli]

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

[robsnowden]

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

[tonynguyen]

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!

[noneyabidness]

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.

[shaunvincent]

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

[JerryJones-gc]

The fact that they have a lawyer on speed dial tells us all we need to know about this family 😂😂

[TankLife]

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