Woman Won't Leave Her Ex's House, Gets Taken Away In Cuffs

At first, she wouldn't leave the home where her ex-boyfriend and his mother live. In the 911 call, you can hear her banging on the door. When law enforcement arrived, they treated her nicely until she eventually left. But they weren't expecting her movement violations and then refusing to pull over.

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Days Like This by Justhea
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