On October 7, 2022, law enforcement officers noticed a vehicle with an improperly affixed license plate, raising concerns about compliance with regulations governing its display and visibility. Violations may result in legal consequences, such as fines or penalties. Upon approaching the vehicle, officers engaged in conversation with a female occupant to understand the situation. The encounter escalated when officers requested her license and decided to search the vehicle, revealing she was driving without one. Her aggression intensified with loud outbursts and refusal to cooperate, complicating the interaction. Despite attempts to de-escalate, she resisted arrest, assaulting an officer and using abusive language. Her continued defiance during transport and at the police station posed challenges for law enforcement. Despite inquiries, she remained uncooperative, facing charges including resisting arrest without violence, drug possession, and battery on officers, reflecting her actions during the arrest process.

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