“What kind of check? I haven’t broken any laws, and you haven’t even identified yourselves.”
The officer frowned. He clearly did not like that the young woman was speaking with confidence and wasn’t afraid to ask direct questions.
“So, you think you’re pretty smart, huh?” the second officer sneered as he stepped closer.
“Sit still while we’re still being nice to you.” Victoria looked from one officer to the other.
“I am speaking calmly. You are the ones behaving rudely and stopping people without explaining why.
Please identify yourselves and tell me the legal reason for this stop.”
The first officer angrily threw her documents onto the roof of the car.
“Get out of the vehicle.” “On what grounds?” “I said, get out.” Victoria realized the men were deliberately trying to intimidate her.
She pulled out her phone to start recording, but the second officer suddenly jerked the door open and grabbed her arm.
“Put that phone away right now.” “Don’t touch me,” Victoria said firmly.
“You are abusing your authority.” Those words finally pushed the officers over the edge.
The first officer pulled her out of the car, spun her around, and slammed her against the door.
The second quickly forced her hands behind her back and pulled out a pair of handcuffs.
“You’re going to spend some time at the station, and maybe then you’ll learn some manners,” he said as he clicked the metal cuffs around her wrists.
