[music] [music] [music] Heat. Heat. Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] [music] [music] [music] >> Hello. Happy Monday everybody. Uh, it looks like Mark sent everyone over to the vertical stream. So, if you don't want to be there, you'll have to find your way to the channel homepage and find the regular stream. I should stop calling it the regular stream. They're both regular. It's one's horizontal, one's vertical. Uh, let's see. Right when we get started, Fargan Bastage, thank you very much for being a member for one month. Hola. All right, Alana, how you doing? Randy, good to see you. Yes, I'm uh some of you who didn't see my post earlier are probably wondering, "What the hell is he doing uh streaming on a Monday?" I'm changing my schedule. Um I've been fiddling around with the schedule, trying to find good times that work for me and don't overlap with other people, and I gave up. I just need a consistent schedule. So, from now on, I'll be doing Thursday to Monday, 2 o'clock Eastern every sing five days straight. That'll just make it easy for me. Hopefully it makes it easy for you guys. Uh members, there is a poll up on my channel. Uh for the members only, I've got to reschedule that as well. The choices are between Tuesday at 8:00 p.m. or Friday at 6 p.m. Right now it's tied. I think 24 people have voted and it's tied 50/50. So go and vote in that. And uh whatever that is, we'll either do a members only this Friday or next Tuesday. I won't be able to do one tomorrow obviously because it's too soon. I want to give people a chance to to answer the poll. Wixom, thank you very much for $2. I appreciate it. Let the Crown Wars begin again. All right, let's see here. Yes, I had uh physical therapy this morning. Um, actually this afternoon. I just got back like 20 minutes ago, so I knew I wasn't going to make it back by 2, but I scheduled my physical therapy for next week and I'll be able to do 2:00. So, I know it's confusing. I promise I'll make it simple at some point. Anyway, I've got a couple DUIs. I got some punk on a dirt bike who uh threatens an officer with a thumbtack. I don't know. A judge uh she gets a DUI and she was trying to fight the uh apparently trying to fight the release of the body cam footage and she fought and lost cuz it's out. Uh, then I got a lady who uh the lady from the thumbnail who stiffed a taxi driver for 28 bucks and puts on this whole act. Oh, I'm looking for the money. I'm looking for I could have sworn I paid him. I know I paid him. Yeah. Okay. It doesn't work out. Yes, Dr. Frankenstein is still working on things. [laughter] Always experimenting, never succeeding. Well, he did. He did succeed that one time. But first, we're going to start out with uh believe this one's from Body Cam Zero. This is a lady who got a DUI. She keeps arguing that the officer wasn't clear enough, and he wasn't. When he asked her if she wanted to do the FSTs as far as what would happen one way or the other, in my mind, it doesn't really matter cuz all those do is just allow them to gather more evidence. So, he actually did a favor by not explaining it. But let's see what she does. >> Fondo me. I promise I'm not trying to fondle you. >> It's okay. I wouldn't blame you. It's a knife. Nice. >> How did you get parked like this? >> Parked like this? >> Yeah. >> I just I just got bad death procession. >> When did you get here? How long have you been here? >> I literally just got here. >> You just pulled in here? >> Okay. Where you coming from? >> Literally. Um I was kind of from [music] um >> She sounds great. >> That way we were heading to our friend's house to to go crash tonight. >> Okay. And you just >> But then I seen my buddy here, so I stopped. Oh, >> okay. Well, my sergeant was down here at that intersection up there. He said when you turned, you struck the curb. What's up with that? [music] >> I You know why? >> Yeah. My power steering is [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Oh yeah, it's power steering. >> I mean I mean I would like you can get in and check it. Like my power steering is messed up. >> Sure. >> Okay. So you just had trouble with getting the car to turn around. >> Yeah, I did. [music and singing] >> Okay. All right. Well, here I got something for you. Okay. So >> an alcoholic beverage from you. How many drinks have you had tonight? >> Um how many drinks have I had tonight? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Maybe like one. >> One. What was it? Oh, it's always two. >> Um, I think it was um some beer. >> Beer? What kind of beer? >> Yeah. >> Like, do you know which one it was? >> PVR. >> Okay. How big was the can >> or was it a bottle? >> Um, it was probably like 8 o 8 o. >> Okay. >> That was an 8 oz can. >> Here's what I want to do. >> Cuz you went and left the roadway and hit the curb and then came down here and now you're parked in this spot crooked and everything that I have. I want to run you through some standardized foot sobriety just to make sure you're safe to drive. Is that something that you're cool with? >> I mean, I guess I got to be, right? >> No, no, it's up to you. It's optional. I'm just asking if you're cool with it. Like, if you're fine with doing >> Am I allowed to say no? >> You can if you want to. >> Okay. No. >> Okay. All right. Do me. Turn around. >> Yeah. >> There you go. >> Now, here's the part where she starts to complain because he didn't explain what happens when you say no. She's too drunk to realize it doesn't matter whether she said yes or no. She was going to jail. Put those hands behind your back for me, please. >> What? >> There you go. Just like that. All right. >> No, it would be the thing. I didn't have an option. >> No, no, no, no. It's It's voluntary. So, I don't want you to do it just because I'm putting you in handcuffs. >> No, I want to do it. >> You want to do it? >> Yes. >> Okay. I'm I'm letting you know that you don't have to do it. It's not It's not like something that you have to >> I know. You didn't tell me that was the other option. So, you do want to do build sarati? >> Yeah, that's fine. >> And you're not wanting to do it just because I put handcuffs on you? >> No, it's just like you were like, "Do you want to do it?" And I was like, "Preferably not." >> Okay. All right. We'll just We'll just leave it like this. Okay. >> Yep. >> I don't need you to mess it up by doing it just because you're at home cuz >> So, I'm going to jail. >> Yes, man. You under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Here. Turn around. That way, this officer can search you. Okay. >> But you spread your legs on me, please. didn't let me do the field sobriety. >> You said you didn't want to do it. Spread your leg because you didn't tell me that was the other option. >> Do me a favor. Spread your legs. >> Yes or no? Those are the options. >> I'm I'm confused because >> No, you're not. >> Told you to spread your legs. Okay. Let this officer say >> relax. Relax. >> No. Hold up. >> Relax. >> You ain't got to touch me like that. >> Relax. Touch your legs. >> Relax. She's trying to search. But I I I don't need somebody touching me like that. >> Well, I asked you to spread your legs, man, but you didn't >> because I told you I would do the other thing that you thought that I could do. >> Stop moving. Okay. Stop it, >> ma'am. Please don't do it. >> Stop it. What are you doing? >> Yeah, that's what she doesn't understand is if she had done the FSTs, all they would do, all that would do is just give them more evidence against her. So, it he did her a favor. >> I got [ __ ] issues, man. >> Hey, Charlene. though. Okay. >> No, I got people me in issues. Can you please let go of me? >> Just let this officer search you. Okay. >> Really triggering the [ __ ] out of me, man. >> Just let this officer search. Okay. Relax. >> No, this [ __ ] this shit's really triggering the [ __ ] I'm can't like if anything she checked me because >> she is searching usually say spread your feet for holding on to me. Cuz you keep moving >> because you you didn't make me options. >> You got that's up. >> Yes or no? >> Just stand still. Okay. Let her search you. >> God damn, dude. >> Like, why are you Why does it need to be this many people? >> She was very surprised. You can you can barely hear him in the background, but there's some clown in the background. Why do they need so many officers? She wasn't even doing anything. >> Soriety test, >> man. Shut up. >> Not for me. That'll be >> all good. >> Thank you, man. I can take it from >> Oh, well, let me read her unlock first. >> All righty, man. I got something to read for you. Okay. >> What I'm saying? >> I know you said I >> shut up. Stop talking. >> You stop talking. >> Now, that's good advice. The person in the background, whoever it is, is telling her, "Stop talking." Perfect advice. >> All right, we're gonna walk back this way because our friends are getting here. We're gonna walk back this way. Okay. >> Stop talking. >> Walk back this way. Just walk. >> Stop talking. >> No, because you ain't >> Just walk. What are you doing? >> No, because >> No, man. >> Just go. Come on. What are you doing, >> bro? >> Because you ain't make it clear to me what was going on. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Have a seat. No, [screaming] >> ma'am. If you fight with obstruction, okay? I'm trying to give you a break cuz I see there's a drone, >> but I need you to sit down in the car. >> Anybody can do this. >> Sit down in the car. Please sit down in the car. >> I can't do this, man. >> Or he's going to pull you in. >> Sit down. He's going to pull you in. >> Please help me out. [screaming] >> Slide backwards. Slide backwards. >> Slide backwards. >> No. No. She's okay. >> No, >> I gave you the chance to do it yourself. You didn't. >> I tried to. I didn't understand that. You didn't explain to me. >> You filtered already. Okay. >> No, you you didn't explain it to me. >> Sir, he didn't explain it to me. >> He said, "Do you want to do this?" And I was like, "Well, if I don't have to, I don't have to." He said, "Okay, I'm arresting you." >> I didn't understand. That's what that meant. He did not implicate that to me. >> It was all right. >> He did not clear to me. >> He did not make that. >> I need to get the door shut. >> He did not make that clear to me. >> Just yank those legs. Legs. >> No, her legs. Her legs. Yank them legs. >> Thank you. >> No. >> There we go. >> Calm down. >> Hey, Sarge. can't come down here. >> You're not going to explain everything to me. >> I'm trying to. I need you to listen. Okay. >> No, it's not. You're not trying to. >> You haven't been cooperative. I need you to listen. >> Yes, I have. >> Okay. Listen to what I'm telling you. >> And I told you. >> Did you just slip your cuffs off >> and I told you like if if you had told me what was going on, then I would have known. You didn't say, "Hey, if you like >> if you if you don't want to do this, then I'm arresting you." That's >> That's not right. >> Okay, ma'am. >> Excuse me. >> I'm trying to read this. >> The state of Georgia's conditions your privilege to drive upon the highways of this state upon your submission to state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. >> Your refusal to submit to testing may be offered in evidence against your trial. >> If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 g or more, your driver's license are privileged to drive on the highways of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of one year. After first submitting to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He gets tested all the time. >> It's taken care of. Okay. >> All our money. >> Yes, sir. >> Where our money goes. We take DUIs very seriously here in Clark County. Uh >> except freaking guy again. >> Was displeased with the Yes, ma'am. >> Um did you take her keys? >> Yeah, it's right here. >> I got it. I locked her car up for her. I didn't want to leave it unsecure here in the parking space. >> I know. >> She's got no problem getting tested. >> Oh, your fault. >> I appreciate you, man. Thank you. Uh she's uncooperative. >> Explain it to her when she's so started pulling away and all that good stuff. I'm still hot cuz I still got her. Uh, >> we had to drag her to the car. >> Yeah. >> Push her push her down into a wall and pulled her from the back and then we pulled her legs in and built her in. I just wanted to let you know. >> Okay. >> We didn't hit her or strike her. >> Oh, don't worry. >> She gets worse. >> Soft hands pulled her to the vehicle, pushed her inside, and that was it. >> I just wanted to let you know that we getting into trouble, but we're going to get downtown. >> Unless you know for a fact that you'd blow zeros. I don't drink, so I do the breath test. I wouldn't do the other test. >> Can you do me a favor? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. Athens, Clark County. >> Like when you ask somebody, especially like, can you let them know like what's going to not the answer? >> Yeah. Well, I mean, that that's the thing. I can't tell you if you do it or if you don't do it, I'm going to take you to jail. That that just defeats the purpose of the testament voluntary. >> I don't understand that. >> What don't you understand? >> Like if I tell you you're going to go to jail if you don't do it, then the test it sounds like you don't >> I'm saying if I told you that >> but you didn't >> then it invalidates the test, >> right? But it >> about that. Nothing. >> I think what the officer is trying to say is if he said that that could be her lawyer in court could argue that it was coercion. >> I'm very confused. >> Okay. Thanks, man. >> Smoke. So >> only here. Come on, man. Come on, man. >> Hey, Lisa, can you get out of the car for me, please? >> Yeah, he did mess up, but it worked out for her. So, >> all right. Come on, man. That's not my name. >> What is your name then? >> Yeah, >> my name is Elizabeth. >> Elizabeth. All right. Here. We got to put these handcuffs back on. You can't slip them off your wrist. >> All right. Here you go. [snorts] All right. I'm going to put this mouthpiece on here. >> Mhm. >> You have to take a deep breath. >> Mhm. >> And then blow for as long as you can or else the machine's going to time out. Okay. >> All right. Take a deep breath. Let me see. Inhale. >> Way too drunk. You going to open up your mouth in the nail like just like that and then blow. >> Yeah. >> Blow. >> Yeah. Blow. Stupid. >> Here. Try again. >> Only 16 minutes late. It's all right. >> Here. Here. Here. Try again. >> I'm blowing as hard as it can. >> I know. It's not picking up anything. Okay. It's got to be something like this. Look at what I'm going to do. Okay. And then you need to blow for as long as you can. All right. So hard and as long as you can. It's got to be. >> He just woke up. >> I'm trying. >> Oh, no. Just try again. Take a deep breath. Take a deep breath. And then blow hard. >> She drove up onto the curb. So, >> there you go. You were doing it. Doing it. You're doing it. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. >> All right. Here. I saw you were trying, but >> Oh, I didn't say it's just not going to work. So, I'm going to I'm going to read you this again. Okay. conditioned your provision to drive upon the hobby of this state upon your submission to state administered chemical test of your blood. >> There we go. All right. Here state of Georgia's condition hours of this state upon your submission is state administered chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you're under the influence of alcohol or drugs. >> If you refuse this testing, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways in this state will be suspended for one year. Good to see you. Your refusal to submit to blood or your intestine may be offered an evidence against you to a trial. If you submit to testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.08 grams or more, your Georgia's driver's license or privilege to drive on the hobs of this state may be suspended for a minimum period of 1 year. After first submitted to the requested state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense and from qualified personnel of your own choosing. Will you submit to state administered chemical test of your blood? Can I ask you a favor? >> Well, I got to get an answer and then I can I can ask your I can answer your second question for your favor. Okay. So, will you submit to the to the state minister? >> I don't know. It's all dependent on my favor. >> What's the favor? >> Can like next time you let somebody know that's what's happening. That that's what's >> Yes. Next time you get pulled over for a DUI, they'll make sure to tell you all your options >> happening. >> Absolutely. I told you I apologize if I wasn't clear. >> It doesn't matter if you apologize. That's still jeopardizing like my ability to work. My my ability to go see my mama. >> Yeah, I forgot what it was >> that. >> Hey, Keith. I mean, I forgive you because Jesus told me to forgive [laughter] you. >> Wow. He can sleep at night. >> Dude, that wasn't cool. You know that wasn't cool. >> What difference does it make? >> Logan, would you like to consent to the blood draw? >> To the blood draw? >> I forgive you, officer. >> Read it to you again if it wasn't clear. All right, Miss Logan, you listening? >> Yeah. >> Miss Logan, >> Elizabeth, are you listening? >> I just feel like I'm not being heard. >> Yeah. >> Well, Jesus told her to forgive the officer. Oh, slipped the cuffs again. >> Whoops. All right. So, you see what happens when you do stuff like that. Stand up. >> And uh coming up in just a second, there's a little bit of a headphone warning, so you might want to turn your volume down a little bit. >> Stand up for me. >> I understand that. Stand up. Christ. >> Yeah. Stop. >> Oh, come on, lady. >> Stop. I don't know what consent to this. Stop. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> I do not consent to this. >> All right. It's probably lock. >> Cut it out. Stop. >> Cut it out. >> Do we need to put her down again? >> No. >> No. >> We're good. >> You just got to free the co. >> Well, she sits her cuffs again. Here. Hold on. >> I got I got you. >> You got it. >> You got something for >> Never looking at my shoulders. Stop. >> You're pulling away. THAT'S WHY. >> STOP. [screaming] >> IF YOU STAND straight up, this won't happen. >> Stop. >> Stop yelling. Stop. >> She was I was going to say she was calm and reasonable at the first half of this, but she wasn't reasonable. But she was calm. >> Not anymore. >> It's all over. >> It'd be helpful if we just put her finger against the wall. >> STOP IT. >> YOU STOP IT. [laughter] >> Stop it. [screaming] >> Hey Christy, good to see you. And before she screams a anymore, Nancy, thank you very much for being a member for one month. I appreciate it. >> Stop. >> Oh, no. They get him nice and tight. >> Eventually there. >> All right. And uh to interrupt her screaming again, Kimon, thank you for being a member for one month as well. Thank you. >> Any help with those? I'll get her cut. I'll get her sleeve. [screaming] >> PUT YOUR THUMB IN. >> That's what they're doing. [screaming] >> Won't stop. Can't stop the floor. Just drop them. >> Leave me alone. >> Sit down. >> BY THE WAY, >> DON'T [ __ ] TOUCH ME IN MY FACE. >> There you go. Just lay down. >> Don't you [ __ ] touch me in my face. >> What the [ __ ] >> Yo, mommy, did you know better, please? [laughter] I can. I can't. >> I didn't teach you no better. >> Okay, we're about to go put you in the car. >> I can sign this for my car. >> Ready? >> Let's get out here. >> One, two, three. UP WE GO. [screaming] >> YEP. Here we go. Here we go. >> Stop. >> Put on a big show in front of everyone. >> Stop. You're hurting me. Calm down. >> You're hurting me. >> This is the >> There you go. Wake up the whole city. >> To save a little bit of [screaming] dignity on yourself. Okay. [groaning] [screaming] >> Okay. >> Please help me. Please, please, please, please. >> I'll help you, ma'am. Be quiet so bad. >> Okay. I need you to sit down. >> Please. All right, we're going to pull you in. I need [clears throat] you to do it by yourself. Listen to me. Sit down. >> I don't know. >> Sit down. >> We don't find that much out of her. >> Sit down or we're going to have to pull you in. >> Listen a little bit. NO. [screaming] >> STOP. >> Calm down. She's kicking. >> Now she's kicking. Great job. >> This is a little bit. You've got to stop. >> Oh, so much pain. Well, man, we wouldn't be here right now if you just cooperate. >> You probably be fine in the morning. >> I was trying to cooperate. >> Like, >> you slipped your cuff several times. I told you to just sit there while I got a warrant for your blood cuz you didn't want to give blood voluntarily and you just kept slipping cuffs. >> Like, if if you sat there in the handcuffs and not have slipped your cuff so many times, you wouldn't be in >> home tonight. Can I please >> Can I >> Can I please just do my [ __ ] thing like you told me to do? >> She's still going on about the field sobriety test. She still wants to do the walk and turn and the give me a break. >> You said that you did not want to draw blood. That's why I'm applying the war. >> I don't think she is. >> No, I didn't. >> You You did not say yes. You said that >> I didn't say no. You said that you only knew under a condition and then you wouldn't reply when I told you and asked you for it again. >> That's why we're here. >> I didn't say what I was down to do that. >> So you do want to give blood. >> Yes. Please God. >> She's desperate to do it. [laughter] >> All right. Come on, man. Let's get you inside that way we can get this off of you. Okay. Oh, behind you. >> Well, that's just it. There isn't a charge for that. I mean, you maybe they could get her for obstruction at the most. Resisting another resisting charge, but there's there's not really a charge for slipping your cuff. >> You bet some just a little bit. >> Fondle me. >> I promise I'm not trying to fondle you. >> It's okay. I wouldn't believe you. It's some nice ass. >> All right, cool. Bam. The next thing you're going to sign for me is going to be her hip on hip and it's a privacy statement. Go ahead and sign. >> Oh, it did not go through. >> Oh, no. Yeah, it wasn't red. You can go now. >> Maybe. I've never seen it though. >> One second. >> Hold on. >> And then that one signed just >> really small form. >> No, I want to show you something. >> There's nothing that you can show me. All right. That's what's on. >> Well, I think it could be. I mean, I'd consider it escape, but I've never seen it charge. >> All right. >> Are you good to go or do you >> Yeah, Georgia. I don't think there is. >> Yes, your honor. I mean, if we if I can present it real quick, that'd be great. >> Okay. >> That way they can't say she didn't. She did it just because we had to zip tie her. >> Well, I don't want to do both. Uh, so if she consent it, then uh you probably want to go with that. We don't want to do both. >> Yeah, she uh she what's it called? She uh said it was fine uh that we get the blood screening. >> Yeah, let's do that because you don't want to then you know you don't want to put anything that might >> uh suggest that the consent was not uh >> Hey, Karina, thank you very much. Good to see you. >> Oh, okay. I see what you're saying. >> You know what I mean? Like you second guessed it. You don't know. >> Lady got a DUI. All right. I see what you're saying. >> I'm sorry. It just took me so long. >> We still got a little more action then in this one. >> Oh, no. You're fine. >> Brand new computer and it just took a while. >> All right, Miss Elizabeth. >> Let's cut these zip ties off for you. Okay, >> please. >> Please. >> Nice. Ryan, thank you very much for the silver star. The two gems. I'm so glad that Streamyard this is I think they must have just updated this. It's finally showing up. Thank you very much. I understand. I'm going to clamp down on it. It might get a little tight for a second, but it'll loosen back up. Okay. >> Yeah, pretty much work. >> It's going to be better than what it is. >> Hurts like Thank you very much. Just dizzy tongue. >> Ow. >> I don't know. >> Hey, John. Good to see you. >> This one's going to hurt the worst cuz I'm going to have to get >> What the heck? Well, it doesn't get much worse. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, >> stop. Stop. Stop. >> And for those of you who weren't here a few minutes ago, a little bit of a headphone warning. She's about to start up again. >> Relax. It's going to pinch me. [laughter] >> I have to get the zip so they can cut it off. >> I told you that it's going to pinch you. >> Grabbing me. >> Relax. >> Grabbing me. >> Let me get this off. Okay. [laughter] >> No. Stop. It hurts. Stop pushing me down. >> Ma'am, I need you to stay still. Okay. I'm trying to cut off >> pushing me down. >> Stop trying to get up. [screaming] >> Well, I'm sorry to hear that. >> You hurt. I'm sorry about [laughter] that. There's nothing I can do. >> I don't know how to do a poll. Damn. It has a I'll have to figure that out sometime. [screaming] Look at that. >> Ah, >> comes off very easy. >> The more you know. >> See, man. We wouldn't have had to zip tie you in the first place if you hadn't slipped your cuff so many times. Okay. Why don't you have a seat up here in this chair? Okay. >> Calm and rational. >> Let's get out, Da. Let's have a seat in the chair. Okay. >> Here. Cool. Stand up. >> Really? Elizabeth, >> you just >> I need you to stand up. Okay. >> I did not know that. >> It's been a while since I've been arrested. >> I know that the zip >> I need you to stand up. Okay. >> Hurt me. >> Elizabeth, stand up. Okay. >> All right. Come on. Usually stand up. >> She said two PBRs, >> ma'am. Yeah, of course, >> ma'am. >> Miss Elizabeth, these guys are here or my man. And >> well, >> at least laying on the floor in the hospital. You know, it's been cleaned recently. >> Is here to draw your blood. Okay. >> You said that that was what you were on. They're here. We don't want to hold up their time. Okay. >> Erica, thank you very much for the $2. All right. Hit 900. That's awesome. Thank you very much to the new subscribers. I appreciate it. >> So, if you're going to give them the blood, let them take the blood and then we can talk about everything else that happened after the fact. >> You can be upset at us and you can be frustrated about what's happened. >> But you can't get up. We can't be curling up in this position right now >> in a fetal position. Come on. >> I know that your wrist hurt, man. >> Maybe. Maybe might do it. I don't know. I know that it hurt, ma'am. They're zip ties. They're definitely not comfortable. But you slipped your cuffs five times. >> I slipped five times. >> Okay. Well, I don't want to argue about how many times you slipped your cuffs, man. >> Well, I was a stupid kid, so >> let's get into this chair. Okay. >> One time. >> Wasn't always perfect. >> Okay. All right. Let's get up off the ground. Let's sit in the chair. >> You know, I think I could. >> Can do their jobs. Okay. >> But she has a boyfriend, so probably not. Oh my god. >> Come on. You got it. You'll be fine. >> Elizabeth, you are making this process unnecessarily longer than it needs to be. >> You've got Come on, girl. >> You've got to get up. >> Drawers are falling down. >> Here, [screaming] >> relax. Just have a seat right there. All right. >> Fix your shirts, Elizabeth. >> Karina, thank you very much for the thumbs up. 10 gems. I appreciate it. Just like the goddamn costume on my arm. >> Hey, from Scotland. Scotland's a beautiful country. >> Sorry about the zip ties, but they had to happen. >> Thank you. [clears throat] >> You need one hand or two? >> I need one. >> Is that okay to draw you on? >> Wait a minute. Did the nurse just ask if she needs one hand or two? You just draw blood out of one arm, right? >> Hold that arm over here for me. I don't think she's going to remember any of this. >> 6A for 455. >> Well, she wasn't writhing around on the floor. Her pants wouldn't have fallen down. >> All right, Miss Elizabeth, I'm going to put these chain ones on you. Okay. >> Just don't slip the cuffs again or we'll have to use the zip ties again. >> What am I going to do? >> Yes, ma'am. You unzip up your your pants. >> How long am I going to >> zip up your pants? Oh jeez. >> Oh, you'll be there overnight, but this should be it. I mean, you said you don't have a DUI. I know. You never anything else, right? >> Our loss. >> Wait, what time am I leaving? >> I don't I can't tell you the time. >> I don't think she has yet. >> I need my boyfriend's number >> to tell him what's going on. in the morning. >> Oh my god, it's so freaking cold out here. >> We'll get you back in the car. Okay. >> Is Nightbot sleeping on the job? >> No, I can't. >> List step. >> Yes, it is. I was there a few years ago in the Highlands. >> She was gone uh in front of Flicker. like she was wasted just like slurring and stumbling and all that good stuff. >> Holy crap. >> Asked if she wanted to do >> Never thought I'd say this, but I'm glad you got the clue. >> So, I should be fine. At least she can send it to a blood draw. >> I don't know. >> I'm interested. >> I don't know if I played that one yet. >> Now, >> all right. Let's see. >> She's at at the time of the draw. >> Okay. Showed guilty of the DUI. guilty of improper erratic lane change. And then I don't know why they did two separate DUI charges, but they just merged them into one. >> Had like an hour or so to come off just a little bit. >> Improper turn and obstruction. Not prosecuted. No, they were dropped. All right. >> And we don't know what happened to her. So maybe she got prison. No, I don't think she got prison. She probably didn't even spend a day in jail if that was her first. Got some probation. This guy on the other hand, uh, he spends a little time in prison after what he does here. >> May 9th, 2026, in Mandota, Illinois, officers observed a man riding an off-road motorcycle on city streets and recognized him as someone whose driver's license was suspended. >> That was on. >> It wasn't on. I was just walking >> traffic stop on Rodney. >> Wisconsin and Jefferson in the alley. No, no, that was on. You just cut it. No problem. No. You talked all that earlier. Get off the stop. You're You're suspended, buddy. >> Your license is suspended. Don't run. >> I'm not running. >> Don't run. >> No. Sorry. >> Who you calling? >> My dad. What am I going to get a ticket? >> No. You're getting arrested, man. >> Can I have my dad come get my >> No, that's getting inbound. >> Dude, >> please. J. >> No. No. That was on. >> What is he saying? >> It wasn't on. >> I heard it. I heard it on. >> It wasn't on, bro. >> It was on. I THE BIKE WAS NOT ON. My word against yours. >> How are you going to hear a dirt fight? Please don't do it like this. >> You're suspended. You are getting arrested. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I have my pops? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I have my pops? >> Put your hands behind your back. PUT YOUR HAND. >> He's about to get some dandelions in his face. >> Get closer. STOP. >> YES, INDEED. YEAH, I know. He's He's playing like What do you mean it was on? No, you can't hear that. Yeah, it's like a weed eater. >> On your back, please. >> Yeah. Get the glasses. Safety first. want to custodi though. Look at all those dandelions. >> I feel them. >> Yeah, I bet. [laughter] What's your address here? >> My hands, bro. >> 12. >> Please get on. >> No. >> 1874. >> You got anything on your he? >> Yeah. I never >> I took my hand. >> Yeah, I know. I was broke. You shot yourself. >> Hey, Flower. Good to see you again. >> All right. >> You also contact Ramer's Towing for a non-preference to non preference tow. Either one. in Colorado. >> Get this. >> It's going to be a dirt bike. >> Hell, >> what? >> Working something out. You just ran from us. Why? >> You want to fix something with >> my hands, bro? >> Sit. >> Yeah, I know, right? >> Can I help you? >> Oh, wait a minute. >> Are you serious? He has a cross tattooed on his face and he's doing all this nonsense. >> Very religious. You trying to bribe me? >> No, I said I have money. That's all I got is >> I'm going to check. >> It is what it is. How you doing? >> Can we please work something out? >> I ain't working anything out with you, dude. >> What's this? >> You got gloves. >> I wasn't riding gear. >> Yes, you. It was on, man. I heard it. We're >> in the backyard. Bring this bag with you. He didn't do nothing. He's innocent. >> They set him up. >> He's a psych. Sit. My hand is broken. >> Please. What do you want? Get on your knees then. Can I stand? >> Get on your knee. I ain't let you stand yet. >> Yeah. The officer knew him and knew that his license was suspended and saw him driving a dirt bike around. >> I'm done with you. >> Oh yeah. Like I trust you. I won't touch you right here. >> Your knees. >> My left hands broke. >> Oh, that experience. >> Do your knees. >> I can't. >> Now we can go back and get >> against the wall. >> Please stop. >> Stop. >> Yep. >> Why would we do you any favors? >> They got scared. >> He dropped a book bag somewhere. >> Find it. >> Go back. Try. No, not even his legs. >> All right. >> Got a bad skeleton. >> The spleen's about to rupture. >> Can you please me? >> Please. >> Stop crying. >> Whatever you want. >> Stop crying. >> It's not fake crying. Give me a break. >> You've been causing problems to everyone in this freaking area for months. You don't run for me. Caught you last time. That's why I'm going to push. >> You have missed an hour and 10 minutes. Or no, you missed about 40 minutes. Sorry. I'm even confusing myself. >> It was a surprise stream. >> My hands up. >> Yeah, I'm sure. Can I hit my flash? >> No. >> Hey, good to see you. >> Stop asking for things. Christ, >> can you please work with me? >> No. >> Hey, Dad. >> Pull your pants up. I don't want to see that. >> Yeah. >> Come out. >> Especially when I'm changing things. >> Walk. >> I got to write this stuff down. >> We'll take these tasers out. Can you please work with me, George? I promise you I wasn't even going to ride up with the bike. >> He didn't ride. >> Work with me. >> Work with Oh, stop it. So, he runs from the officer and then says, "Can't you work with me, dude?" >> Hey, get your squad. You can't work for me, J. >> Leave me alone. >> Just for a bike, >> Ronnie. >> No. Stop talking. >> You got your hands. >> I've seen the fifth amendment all that [ __ ] >> Stop talking. Nope. [sighs] >> No. Please. Just can you tighten yourself at least? >> Stop. >> Oh my god. >> Again? >> Again? It's like you don't learn. >> You pull my pants up. I tried. >> Please look. >> You pull them up. >> Could be there. >> Keep them up. Next time wear a belt. >> Bought it with drug money. >> I'm not trying to. I'm just trying to pull them off. >> Yeah, I just don't trust you. So >> I woman Angela, >> I'm not going to do nothing. >> Yeah, well target. >> Bill's buying us all ice. >> No, you're not sitting on anybody's step. >> My hands are broke. >> Your legs aren't. My arm is broke, dude. >> Please >> as in [ __ ] or just the letter B. >> WHERE ARE YOU GOING? >> I WILL THROW YOU ON THE GROUND. >> SERIOUSLY, >> let's go. >> I didn't throw the ground now. Stop it. >> You see the area? >> He tried to run again. >> You stay there. You get involved, YOU GET ARRESTED, TOO. YOU UNDERSTAND THAT? Stay right there. I don't give a [ __ ] You stay right there. >> That's no problem. That's everything. Goodbye to Cam. >> The officer's a little upset. >> Get your door open. [sighs and gasps] >> God, these [ __ ] >> Yeah, big time. >> My hand broke. >> Hey, you can't stop. >> My hand broke. >> Let's go. >> Then stop fighting. >> He got to say the bike was on. >> Yeah. Well, he does the same act in jail. He gets worse in jail >> or at the station. >> Squad. Squad. Feet first. Let's go. >> So, one night stand. >> Showcase him. >> No. >> Move. >> Yeah. I'd have to find a box for that. >> Is that dog I just kneel in? >> Yeah, I know, right? I was a genius when I was when I was his age. We got him. Taser. Yeah. Taser deployed twice after a foot pursuit. >> And we found we found a gun. >> 30 round mag >> and he bit me. Okay. All right. I think I'm I think I'm dying. He needs more cardio. Yeah, he left the bag of his bike. He ran. >> I tried tas him twice, but it didn't work. So, >> I don't know. Uh, if I had to guess, I'd say mid20s. >> He looks young. >> What? >> Yeah. Hey, we're talling this bike, right? >> That was found on him. >> All right. Yeah. >> Nice. >> And our parents even spelled it correctly. Stuart, nice to see you. >> All right. Sounds good. >> Oh, whoops. Wrong button. Oh man, >> he was literally >> with the motorized >> all the way down. >> It's not like he ran a mile. >> Yeah, ass hanging out and everything. >> Wait, is that legal? >> I don't know, dude. >> I was just wondering how he was going to make it back on a little tank of gas. Maybe he's got a backpack on with his ass hanging out. I'm like, he's got to have a gas can in the back of his >> How much for the bike? >> Yeah, >> I got under. >> Yeah, that's true. So, what happens if >> they'll get impounded? >> Get impounded. Oh, but he has to have to pay to get it out. But [laughter] >> that's all. >> And the impound fee is probably going to be more than the bike's worth. >> This right here. >> Yeah, there's no doubting that it's a vehicle this time, though. That was what we were having problems with it before. Is that that moped you guys are talking about? >> That's a fair point. >> There was discussion on whether that was a motor vehicle or not. >> Dude, he is a reckless on that thing, man. >> I know. >> So, he's always like this whole >> Not when the person doesn't have a driver's license and the thing isn't registered, so it doesn't have a tag. >> He's so tired of that thing. >> I know. >> Everyone knows, >> dude. The the sad part about it is he's going to pull out in front of a car and a car is going to be the one that gets in trouble. Thank you very much. >> When he's being the dumbass, >> you know, and then you're going to lose your license. You're going to get trouble. What if you kill him? >> Then you're in trouble. You know >> what? >> Because idiot most likely won't have a dash. >> I I have one. I want to hook it up. >> I do. >> I'm not losing my life over some idiot like that or going to prison, you know. >> Just let me know how that was. The same plank that was pulled over. >> Go ahead and take this. >> You saw it. Go ahead and put it up on there. That way I don't got to worry about it. >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> Yeah, I'm just out of shape. >> At least you can admit it. >> Okay. >> Oh, by the way, he just threatened. >> I don't care. Let's go. >> Can you loosen the cuffs up? >> Yeah. Once you get in here, you think I'm doing anything for you right now? >> I'm not. I'm sorry, J. Sorry. You bit me. >> I didn't bite you. >> Bull. Let's go. I think this is a vanilla and cinnamon. >> This one. >> It's tasty and does the trick. >> Over a dirt bike. Over a dirt bike. >> Yep. >> GM ran the dirt bike with no license. >> Well, no. You ran. Genius. >> Stay. Which one? You want cuffed to the badge? >> Just nicotine. Just nicotine. >> You know my left one's broke. >> All right. So, you want the left one off? >> Yes. Okay. What do I have to come all the way here for if I was just on the turbine? >> You're under arrest. Why do I have to come here? >> Can I hit my posture at least if I'm in here? Is this my vape? >> No. Wait a minute. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he is. >> Call ambulance. Copeland tweaking this. >> Here we go. >> My damn homie. >> What about your dead homie? >> Hey, get him out of here, >> man. You already You already bit me once. >> Hey, get him out of here, bro. >> You got egg. You got egg. >> Out of respect. >> Out of respect. [laughter] >> Hey, you see these? That means that means I'm in charge. That's what that means. I'm in charge. I >> don't give a >> Yeah. >> What' you say? >> Yeah. I just got one of these big ones. >> This 95 needs an ambulance. Apparently, you can't breathe. >> I can't make a phone call now. >> Yeah, you'll get it in a second. >> In a second? >> Yeah. You keep kicking my wall. You won't get it at all. >> Play games. I don't care. Your face. Come closer. I bet you won't. >> Yeah. >> You know, >> I'm going to be professional here. >> I'm going to be professional. I'm going to be professional. >> Let's go outside. >> We were just outside. You bit me. >> Look what you did. >> You bit me. >> You bit me. >> I didn't bite you >> right here. >> I didn't do that. >> All right. No problem. No problem. Let's go. I'm a goofy [ __ ] >> That's enough. That's enough. We're good. We're good. >> He'll be back home. >> I'm sure he's been there a few times. >> Hey, >> you'll get is coming. >> WHAT? YOU THINK THEY CAN TELEPORT HERE? >> SO, I THOUGHT they're coming. JUST CALM DOWN. I don't you get my daddy. >> I don't think he cares. >> Stay on. We ain't coming close to you. Can you get my chain? No. >> He's got behavioral disorders. >> Learn how to act. >> Thumb tack. >> So you going to chase me? >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Well, I wasn't getting poked. >> I wasn't I wasn't >> He's got a thumb tack like he's John Wick. >> Hand to hand with that. >> I was poked. I wasn't getting poked. You either get tased or you get poked. Where's it at? >> Hey. Hey. Come on. >> I think it's just an ass. >> And I got another one. And I ain't pointed at you. I I ain't pointing at you. >> Put it on the ground. >> I'm not pointing at you. >> PUT IT ON THE GROUND. >> IT'S NOT POINTED AT YOU. >> I DON'T CARE. YOU'RE going to HAVE TO GET MOVED. >> YOU'RE NOT TASING ME. I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. I'M NOT >> I'M NOT GETTING POKED WITH YOUR DURING NEEDLE. >> WHO'S GETTING POKED? THIS is my You can't tase me. I'm not doing nothing wrong to you. >> If you think I'm ripping FROM YOU IN HERE, GET THE YOU ASS WHITE BOY. >> YOU AIN'T NOWHERE. It comes and goes. >> You're in my house. >> And guess what? >> You're in my house. >> This thumb tack that's not going nowhere. So if you're going to pull, shoot it, do it. Cuz that [ __ ] that you shot ain't do me. >> This one will. >> Oh, do it then. I'm not scared of no taser. They got a better. >> You stupid. I got hit with A SWITCH AND A DRAKE. >> The officer said it was a needle, but earlier he said it was a thumbtack. He he has something sharp in his hand and he won't drop it. ass taser is not going to work. You just a sucker. >> Oh yes. >> And I got it in my hand. >> Make me drop it. I need to >> Anybody come to come in there situation. >> I'mma kick their ass. Anybody come in this trying to touch me my brother go down in this movie with you. You wanted me to go to the house. >> I don't want this ass to me. I don't like him. You don't have choices on that. >> All right. I'm going to show you the choices. Call who you want. That's not the worst choice. A lot of heck this going on this is a game. This could be your house. I'm going to show you how strong I am though >> with one hand. Chop >> I can poke the out of you with this. T is not going to do about to shoot me. Let's find out though. Let's see who you call him. Let him touch me wrong on my daughter. >> Let him touch me wrong. >> Yeah, I think he's at the station so they have to finish booking him and then drive him to the jail. I don't know why they don't just take him to the jail and do all the paperwork later. >> You ain't even my money. your pocket. >> No, it's not. I have more than that. I put that up somewhere. Where's the rest of my money? I had $100 in my pocket. >> I ain't shooting one. >> Where's that money? >> If you throw that tack out here, >> shut the up. >> I'm not throwing nothing nowhere. >> If you want, I'm going to go to hospital regardless. >> Well, you think this is helping. >> Yeah. Well, look, if you don't take me, I'm going to end up doing something to myself. You're going to have to take me. >> It's two ways. You're going to have to take me. If I hurt myself with this, you're going you have no you have no choice. >> That's your That's your job, >> buddy. You can bleed you with that. >> I don't care. You ass. >> We are going to take you. >> I don't care about I don't even care about your life. >> I know. [clears throat] >> I know you know you ass dumb ass racist ass sucking ass booty ass [ __ ] >> Boy, I thought you >> shut your ass. >> He's so eloquent. Such an eloquent young man. up. You dirty ass. Can't take the badge off and work with me. You got to use a taser. You was a I don't want to play. You >> Yeah, they'll get whatever it is you want my other money. [laughter] >> Yeah. >> Before I leave it, there's going to be a problem. He's stealing money. At least they muted it. If you decide to get rid of the fun fact, let me know. We can't we can't do it. >> Slice. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I need him here expeditiously. >> Who you call? >> Back up. >> Who you call? >> Don't worry. >> Back up. >> You'll find out. >> You just want to be a piece of for no reason. You don't want to work with me. >> Work with you, >> buddy. You would come in here and I switch with him. >> Hell hell yeah. >> I'll just talk to you. >> The other people who were there were EMS guys and they're not they're not going to go near him. So he had to wait for more police officers. Now they're coming. >> Get the throw it. >> Get the first. I give it to him in his hand. >> No, you're going to throw it. >> You got to get out first. You don't demand. >> Well, we'll see about that. Appreciate it. >> He got what he wanted. The officer's out of the room. >> This is an overtime detail. Somebody said the bike was on. The bike was not on. The bike cut open like >> What's the goal? What's the goal here? >> Hey, come on. Get back. >> We got to get handcuffed. I mean, I don't know what the problem is here. >> We got to get you cuffed so we can get you out of here. Get you checked out. >> Yeah, I'll call. >> You want We'll get you checked out. >> Get out of here. >> Dude, you do not dictate to them. >> I don't know what out of here. >> You're the chief, right? Yeah, they should get that restraint chair and just strap them down in that, push them in a room, turn the light off. >> Calm down. >> If you're cooperative, then it's a little different story. >> But when you don't cooperate and then and that's what happens. >> What do you want? You get him cuffed and >> Yeah. >> Can we have hobles or no? >> Yeah, I think he is. Not that I've never used them. Then we go in third area. >> All right, chill out, brother. All right, >> relax. You say, >> but we got >> Ultimately, the suspect was charged with three felony counts. aggravated battery to a peace officer, a class two felony, aggravated unlawful possession of a weapon, a class 4 felony, an unlawful possession of a controlled substance, a class 4 felony. Court records show prosecutors filed a petition to deny pre-trial release, which was granted, and he remained detained while the case moved forward. A grand jury later returned indictments on all three counts, and he entered a not-uilty plea at arraignment. The case was scheduled for trial, but on July 16th, 2026, he entered a negotiated guilty plea before trial. He pleaded guilty to aggravated battery to a peace officer and aggravated unlawful possession of a weapon. >> The controlled substance charge was dismissed on the state's motion. He was sentenced to four years in the Illinois Department of Corrections on the aggravated battery charge, followed by one year of mandatory supervised release. On the weapon charge, he was sentenced to 3 years in prison, followed by 6 months of mandatory supervised release with that sentence ordered to run concurrently, meaning at the same time as the four-year sentence. He also received 68 days of credit for time served and was ordered to pay $624 in fines and costs. >> All right, so he got four years. All right, he's going to be out of circulation for a little while at least. And I don't think he's going to get time off for good behavior cuz he's kind of a jerk. All right. Next, we got a judge who uh I mentioned at the beginning, but many of you came in after I was talking at the beginning. She tried to stop the release of this body cam video. She's a Iowa judge. >> On the wrong side of Highway 30, passed out over your steering wheel just standing here. I mean, you can't maintain your balance. Where you Where you come? Nope. Don't fall. Don't fall, man. >> On November 4th, officers are called about a woman driving the wrong way on an Iowa highway. When they arrive, they find the driver, later identified as Judge Adria Kester, slumped behind the wheel. Jeez. Drove off the road. >> Hi. >> Hi, ma'am. >> She just She doesn't know what happened. She can't respond. >> I'm Deputy Larson of the Bo County Sheriff's Office. Are you feeling okay tonight? >> Yes. Okay. >> Well, you're in the meeting here, so something happened. >> I think I saw that. >> You sure you're feeling all right? >> Do you have any Do you have any medical conditions, diabetic? Anything like that? >> No. >> No. Okay. Do you have your license on you? >> She's gone now. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can you grab it for me, please? >> My driver's license. >> Yeah. >> This is Judge Caster. This is Nate's wife. >> Okay. >> Do that. Well, you lost control of your vehicle. >> I realize that. >> Okay. Where are you coming from tonight? My primary concern is your welfare, right? So, I want to make sure you're all right. So, are >> I looked her up. Uh, technically she's nonpartisan because she's an Iowa judge and they're they apparently run nonpartisan, but they do the same where I live. And you can just go to their websites when they campaign. You can tell which side they're on. >> We're going to come and check you out. Okay. >> But I kind of need to know what's go what what what what's going on with you tonight. Are you tired or having a medical episode? >> Out of respect. >> I need to make sure you're okay. All right. Cuz the ambulance is going to come check you out here. They need to know if you have any medical conditions, what your name and stuff like that is. >> I answered you earlier. >> What's that? >> I answered you earlier. >> Yeah. >> That you don't have any medical conditions. >> That's true. >> Okay. Where you coming from tonight? >> Are you not going to answer any questions? >> Okay, >> man. This is your husband here. You want to talk to him? You want to talk to Nate? She's just shaking her head. She's not answering any questions. So, I don't know where she's coming from. Is she Do you know if she has any medical conditions? >> I do not. >> She's got all kinds of stuff, but I don't know. I mean, she's cancer, all that [ __ ] but >> Okay. But like diabetes or anything like that? >> No, she doesn't. >> We'll let the paramedics talk to her. >> Okay. We'll let we'll let the paramedics talk to her and we'll go from there. >> All right. Doesn't look like there's any damage to the truck. Just looks like she drove into the median here just outside Ogden. So, >> all right. Thanks. >> Thanks, >> Miss Caster. Can Can we get your ID from you before you leave? >> I'm not sure where you're asking >> for your ID, your driver's license. >> Can you just get it? >> Yeah, that's fine. Yeah, I can have it. Is that okay with you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Where is it at? In your car. >> Is it in the passenger seat? >> Your driver's license. Is it in a purse or >> Yes. >> Where can Is that where they can find it? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Where's your driver's license at, man? >> Go to the ambulance. >> I don't see a purse. >> Nice. >> Yeah. I don't know what you're asking. >> Run the oil, please. >> Kind of pathetic. >> So, you know you're south of Ogden. Do you know what year it is? >> Are you serious? I am. It's silly questions that I have to ask. >> No, just drunk. >> We're checking. >> Really drunk. >> Got to give it a minute. >> So, you tell us >> when at the time of this video, yes, she is a judge, but she later has to step down >> so that you're not confused. But we don't know that until we get answers from you. Okay. And so, if we can't get those answers from you, that's why we have to take you to the hospital to figure it out. Is that fair? Okay. So, do do you want to answer our questions or No, >> no, I will. >> Okay. Okay. Absolutely. >> Do you know what day of the week it is? >> It's I don't think it's >> Monday. Okay. >> We're going to try and keep this arm relaxed so when it blows up on your arm, it'll go real easy. Okay. >> I don't. >> So, we'll just leave this arm. We won't move it. Okay. Just >> He's talking about putting the blood pressure cuff on. She's I don't know what you're talking about. Really? You've never had your blood pressure taken? just now until it pumps up and then releases. Okay, >> we're just going to get one quick blood pressure and then we'll take it off. Do you have any health issues that we need to know about? >> Okay, >> that's between you and them. Okay. >> Okay. I don't want you to fall. You're kind of stumbling here. You okay? >> I'm not stumbling. >> Okay. I'm right here. >> Okay. All right. Our concern is you're driving on the wrong side of Highway 30. You drove in the media and a witness saw you passed out over your steering wheel just standing here. I mean, you can't maintain your balance. You had to be walked to the ambulance. You got glossy eyes. >> The beverage that was in your vehicle smells of alcohol. So, >> yeah. >> Where you where you come? Nope. Don't fall. Don't fall, ma'am. Do you want to sit down in my car and we can continue the conversation? I don't want to see you fall and get hurt. >> Or you can sit down right here in the grass if you want to. It's up to you. Okay. Okay. Or if you think you're fine standing, >> we will uh we'll just walk you over to my car. Okay. Can you walk yourself? I really don't want to make this any harder than it has to be. Okay. >> Wouldn't be a bad idea. >> I'll put her in the back. >> Yeah. We'll just >> Oh, okay. Okay. >> She just keeps falling. So, that's why >> we're good. >> We're just going to set you in the back of my car cuz I don't want to see you get hurt. Okay. >> Step up there and have a seat for me. >> There's a handle there if you want to grab that. Right up here where my light is. Right there. Do you want to grab that hand? >> Of course she did. >> Can you >> I'm just trying to make sure you don't fall. Ma'am, >> can you not push me? >> I'm not trying to push you. You were falling backwards, so I was trying to make sure you didn't fall backward instead. >> Okay. You don't have any weapons on you or anything like that. >> Do you want to talk at all? >> Yeah. >> I told you what my concerns were. >> You're driving on the wrong side of Highway 30. You ran into the median. A witness saw you pass out over your steering wheel. Okay. You had an alcohol called beverage in your vehicle. You have glossy eyes. You can't even walk. You have slurred speech. So, I want to offer you field sobriety tests. >> I don't know. >> Would that be something you're willing to do to make sure you're okay to be driving? >> Is that something you'd be willing to do? >> That creepy smile on her face. >> I want to give you every opportunity. >> You're We're going to go to the law enforcement center. We're going go to the jail and we're going to >> Yeah, she's just totally out of it. >> Do some stuff for ODI investigation. Okay. Do you have any questions about that? Okay. And I'm just going to put handcuffs on you in the front. You don't have any weapons on you, anything like that. Is there anything I can do or say to to get you out? Because I do eventually have to get you out. I don't want to have to drag you out or anything like that. I'm trying to be super uh compliant with you or trying to get you to be super compliant with me. >> I understand you're upset, >> but I am going to need you to step out of the car for me. Okay? >> You don't want us to have to drag you out, do you? >> Cuz one way or another, you're going to have to come out. >> I really am trying to do everything I can to not have to escalate this all. I don't want to have to pull you out of the car, you know, anything like that. I would really just rather you step out of the vehicle for me. Okay. Well, I've probably seen a thousand DUI videos. And if this if the suspect's not being violent and just being relatively calm, they're usually nice to him. >> Okay. So, I mean, I have a supervisor on the way. >> Would you rather talk to him than me? >> Well, what we're going to do then, since you don't want to get out of the vehicle, cuz I don't want to, you know, pull you out right now, I'm going to wait for my partner to get here. Okay? And you can talk to him. He's my supervisor. And if that doesn't go anywhere, we're gonna have to take you out of the vehicle, which we really don't want to have to do. >> Well, seems you don't want to get out. My supervisor, Sergeant McCrae, he's on the way here. Um, you can talk to him if you want to talk to someone that's higher than me. That's fine. But at some point, you do have to get out of the vehicle. And like I said before, we don't want to have to pull you out. We want to do this cool, common collector, right? What's going on? >> Okay. >> What's wrong with my night? Will you >> maybe I won't just do it here then? >> Oh. Oh, sleepy time. Baby needed a nap. >> Just so you know, we do have a blood draw warrant for you. >> Are you kidding me? She take she's taking up a hospital bed because she got too drunk. That's ridiculous. So, just letting you know. Um, obviously I want you to speak with Nate or whatever you guys want to do. >> I want to speak with the lawyer. So, >> yeah, >> that's totally fine. Um, your phone is there for you. Obviously, I assume anything like that in there that you'd like. >> So, can you explain what happened? >> Yeah. So, um, someone called you in >> um and you were traveling on US Highway 30 and they reported that you were slumped at the wheel. You were found in the ditch right south of the Ogden football stadium on Highway 30. You know where it goes? It goes from the narrow road to the wide road right there. So, you had driven on the wrong side of the highway. So, you were driving on the wrong side of Highway 30 and went in the ditch there. >> So, I just want to know if I'm charged with anything right now. >> Uh, you're probably going to be charged with OBI tonight. >> Right there. She get to keep the robe. Yeah. Complete waste of resources. >> Straight. >> Yep. Just straight ahead. And jailers will come and instruct you what to do next. quite a bit. She's walking around just fine. >> How long ago was that? >> Yeah. Not unless they were in a crash. >> Not too long ago. >> She's got blood drawings. All of it and an IV. >> Mayor Wrench Mcdome, thank you very much for dropping off a like and a $5 super chat. I appreciate it, sir. bra on. It did. >> Adria Kester served as a judge in Iowa's second judicial district for nearly 8 and a half years before this incident. After her arrest, she pleaded guilty and immediately resigned. She later tried to block the release of this footage, an appeal which she lost this month. If you enjoyed this video, leave a like and be sure to subscribe for more body cam footage daily. >> Yep. All right. Well, that's that. Yeah, I don't think she spent a night. She She might have spent a few hours in jail, but for a first time DUI, her husband probably picked her up before the sun came up. All right, next we got the lady from the thumbnail who was trying to stiff a taxi driver for 28 bucks. She's so ridiculous. I mean, it I was cracking up through the whole thing. >> April 18th, 2025, police responded to a report regarding a passenger who refused to pay a $28 cap fair. The situation quickly escalated when officers confronted the suspect inside her home to settle the dispute. >> Here is what occurred. >> How we doing this lady? >> Good to see you. >> Thank you very much. >> For for like 20 minutes, she debating it. She going to pay me. She going inside that phone, inside pocket book. She don't got the money. She take her to the sunrise. Let's take her to the sunrise. She don't go and go get the money. take her back to my house and I pay you there. And I take her back everyone who subscribes. I sit here for like 40 minutes now and she sit she standing right in the door right there. >> Okay. Do you have a license on you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> She's standing right in the door right there. Come out here cursing me out so much. >> How much How much is she? >> $28. >> $20. >> $28. She's going to go to jail for $28. I >> live in New Jersey Tech. Oscar Tango 359 Juliet attach please. >> I wish he should have left it running. >> Oh, we get to see her. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's true. >> Not yet. I'm just getting his info and then we'll go knock right now. Just hang on with that. We're >> Oh, yeah. >> Dropped her off. Took her to Sunrise to try and get money. Uh, she said, "Take me home. I have it there." So, he took 20 minutes driving, waited here, then took her to Sunrise, back, waited 40 minutes. Now, she's just standing in >> Oh, whoa. Holy crap. She was three times the limit. 6 hours after she got arrested. >> The doorway not coming out. $28 from Jumping Brook Bar >> to here. >> 28 >> maybe. >> Yeah, >> maybe by the weekend. I don't know. >> Yeah. >> What? >> Yes, absolutely. >> Yeah. Big white dog. Oh, big white dog. Oh yeah. >> Yeah, that'd be my guess. >> Hello. How are you? >> I'm well. I just got off the >> Before we meet her, Cindy, thank you very much for the uncert. I appreciate it. >> Gosh. All right. You want to just come talk to us outside? Give me one second. >> Okay. >> So, I can pull my pants. >> Oh, yeah. Do your thing. Yep. >> Pull your pants up right now. >> I guess you you got dropped off in the cab. You owe the cabbie some money. >> Uh I think $12. >> 28. He said >> 28. >> What does he say? >> 28. >> Okay. >> My god. >> Okay. So, right away she knows she owes some money and she's just camping out in her house. >> Let me check my credit card because I [ __ ] did pay him. What the hell? I have three men right now. >> Yeah. >> In front of my house. >> Men? Three men? >> Because I have not paid. >> Correct. >> Yeah. He said you ran in >> a second because I am just getting off the toilet. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Oh, she was pooping. Okay. >> Let me just see if if he swiped anything. >> Yeah. >> Is that what kind of dog that was? >> Did she pay you anything? >> Huh? >> Did she pay you anything? >> Did she swipe a credit card by any chance or anything? No. >> Do you take do you accept credit cards? >> I don't take credit card, but I I could take um I could take um cash app. I got cash. I don't got no credit card. But um um um um she she all the time she come out say she going to pay me. She come out with the phone and I tell her I don't take no card. So she I be like take she be like take me to the sunrise so she can't get the money to pay. I take her there no money. She don't take then take her back to my house. I pay you. And then that's where I'm sitting there from there. You know many people you know. Oh, no. I know. I know. >> Well, he says you owe $28. >> That's a beautiful dog. >> Easier if you just pay the $28. So, we just get out of here. >> The most [ __ ] bizarre thing right now in my life. >> Somebody picked you up from the bar. >> This is the most bizarre thing in her entire life. Not paying a cab driver. >> Never experienced. >> Which part did he pick you up from? Um, never experienced >> local or >> Oh, he picked me up from Highway 33 um >> at the uh Jumping Brook Bar. >> Okay. >> Can you verify that right now? Because >> Yeah. Yeah. The officer is talking to him. Yeah. >> And my neighbor. It >> doesn't matter. >> What the [ __ ] >> Pay the cab. >> What do you want? >> Well, he wants his money. He wants the $28 for the service. >> This whole thing that she's doing, the whole thing is an act. I I'm convinced it's an act. She's playing dumb. >> I gave him the $28 on my card. Oh my god. >> She probably does this all the time. >> Okay. Going to be calm right now. I'm going to be calm. >> Can you pay the $28? >> Yes, I very well can pay it. >> Then pay it. >> How did you want to pay it? Yeah, >> I want to pay it the way I paid the bar >> for my last drink. >> Yeah. Much more bizarre than just not paying somebody. >> I heard him try to pay the cab driver >> and he said it's not going to work. I'm like >> right. So, you haven't paid >> lie. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> I don't lie in my titles. >> The cab driver want >> $28. >> $28. So, I have one, two, how many people that are at my house right now that are welcome to come in >> to actually >> The one officer talking to the taxi driver $28 and I have [ __ ] >> all these people at my house right now. Do you think that's normal? >> Yeah. >> He just wants He just wants $20. And like I said, WE >> I GAVE it to him. >> You say no. >> But at least she wasn't driving. I mean, I'll give her credit for taking a cab, but you got to pay for the cab. You said you you tried you just said you just told me you tried to pay him. He said that that was >> I did try to pay him. He was like, "Oh, I can't accept that." >> Yeah. >> So, you didn't pay him. >> I did pay him. >> No, cuz he couldn't. He doesn't He didn't accept your payment. I guess you tried to pay credit card. >> Stop talking to me right now, officer. >> Well, you owe him $28. >> I do. >> It's not how this works, lady. >> Yeah. And she probably knew she didn't have any money. You paid the $20. You're going to go to jail. >> I gave it. >> I gave it. >> No, you didn't. >> Okay. Can you >> cuz you're going to be under arrest for death of services if you don't pay the $20. We're trying to We're just trying to get the result. >> I understand that. I understand that. Can you please give me a second? >> Okay. You I am giving you a second. So, I don't know how you want to pay it, but we figure it out. If you want to pay a credit card, I'll see if you go We'll go outside and see if it's your credit card or a debit card. Yeah. Theft of services >> home tonight. Everything was horrible. >> Yeah. >> Oh, wait. >> 65. Does he take credit card? >> He better take credit card. >> Credit card. >> The digging through the purse repeatedly and then coming up with irrelevant crap. That's all part of the act. She knows she doesn't have the money. >> He's allowed in, by the way. He said he'll take you have cash app. >> I don't think she has. >> Come on. >> He doesn't take credit card. He says he takes cash app or cash. >> That's the problem. >> Yep. Exactly. >> Um so if I if I give you Oh, he doesn't. >> All right. No problem. >> He's so sweet. >> Um >> probably >> what should be my payment right now? Do you have cash app? She's called cash app. >> I don't have cash app. Um, >> no, she doesn't. >> And she knows she has cash. >> I do have cash. >> There's food in the bowl. I see it. >> Can you give me a second? >> Yeah. And give me as long as you need. >> I I'm just thinking like how the hell >> What >> am I This isn't a mystery. cash. Um, >> can you just >> or if she knew that the cab driver, she should have asked when she was getting into the cab and then say, "Oh, well, in that case, can you drive me by the ATM on the way home? It'll cost me a few dollars more, but I don't have any cash." >> Please explain to me right now what's going on. >> You owe the taxi driver $28. >> The taxi driver $28? Okay, >> lady, you don't have dementia. Stop it with that. But I didn't let that guy out there for a long period of time. Like I don't understand why the >> He was out there long enough for you to go in the house. He waited a few minutes and then realized you're not coming back out. Called the police and they had time to show up and get there. So yes, he's been sitting out there for a while. >> Police was >> because I guess he's saying you hopped out of the car. You came inside and you keep looking out the window, but you won't come back out the >> No, but I I said to him, I'll be out. >> Yeah. Yeah, she's really annoying. >> Trying to make this. I'm so brokenhearted these last. >> I think she does it all the time. >> So, yeah, I'm not myself. >> I think she's just a scam artist. >> So, you need >> uh $28. >> $28. >> Yeah. I figured out how I'm going to pay for something before I get it. Yep. Dog's thinking. All right. I'll I'll be home alone again tonight. >> Officers, come in and just give me >> Is that what he said? Okay. >> Yeah. >> We're not rushing. >> Another lie from her. >> Baby, I haven't even said hi to you. Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness. >> It looks like sunset. >> The sun was just starting to go down. >> I'm sorry. I just got home. I never leave my dog. Okay. >> I just got home. I never leave my dog. >> Move it over. Okay. Okay. >> All right. So, you need um >> $28. >> $28. >> You're very tall. >> Wow. >> I'll give you $28. That's >> nice. Thank you again to everybody who subscribed today >> and yesterday and the day before >> of my issue. >> Yeah. >> Why do you keep so much crap in your purse? >> It's not hard. Lady, what is she looking outside for? And what are they waiting for? >> She's looking at my truck, which is fine. That's perfect. >> That's not your truck. It's a taxi driver. Okay. Are you still waiting for it? I gave him that. >> No, we just went through this. No, you didn't. >> No, I I think she just doesn't have any credit cards. She doesn't have any way to pay any. She had no cash, no nothing. >> You didn't give it to him. You tried to pay. He doesn't take credit card. >> Okay, sir. >> Okay. So, now we need $28. And you said you have cash. >> I do. >> Nope. >> I have to look for >> Not getting stuck with that bill. Okay. Can >> you go look? >> Sure. I just got >> Yeah. Give him something. Give him the dog. No. Yeah. They're way too nice. What is she doing? Get back in the room, lady. >> Did you find any cash? >> I'm sorry. Did you find any cash? >> No, I did not. >> Hey, >> Montana. Good to see you. >> Thank you. I hope you have the same. >> But you said you have the $28. >> I know. Come on. This is pathetic. >> Apparently, I have no cash on me. >> What do you mean apparently? >> So, that's a problem. Yeah, >> but I'm not worried about it because Yeah, the bartender probably got all her money. She had plenty of money for that. >> I offered the man $100. Have change of it. So, what the [ __ ] am I supposed to do about that? >> Pay the cab driver. Well, >> we'll stay in here. Why don't you go? You said you had some cash somewhere, so why don't you You said you just have to find it. I put all my cash in the bank today. >> Okay, we're not going to go out here and argue with the >> Of course, >> Gabby. Of course, you don't get cash. >> Uh, I put all my cash in the bank today. So, what are you um asking me? >> You still got to pay the cab driver. >> I do. >> Yes, you do. So, how do you how do you how do you think you're going to pay the cash uh cab driver? I can uh >> give him any cash. >> Um, let me see. I think I might have some cash. >> You know, >> yeah, right. He probably doesn't take fake $100 bills. >> Yeah. No, I don't think I have any cash right now. >> Do you have your ID on you? >> I think what she did was she took the cab ride, didn't say anything about payment, and then when she got home, she Oh my goodness, I I must have left my cash in the house. Let me run in and get it. And then she ran in the house and just closed the door and left the cab driver out there for 45 minutes. >> Um, >> just for a [laughter] >> Hold on. Hold on. >> My ID. I'M [ __ ] LOSING MY [ __ ] MIND LATELY. I'm sorry. >> What's your first name again? >> Dory. >> What is it? >> Not much longer. >> Dory. >> Couple more minutes. >> Dory. How do you spell it? D O >> R. >> Yep. >> I E. >> Okay. What's your middle initial? Dory. >> A. >> A. And what's your last name? >> Burn. B Y O. >> Hey, Miss Jarhead. >> And what's your birthday, Dory? >> You don't need your I got that. >> She can take herself. >> You don't have any cash on you, so you're not going to be able to pay the cap. Um, apparently not. So, >> the cab cab driver's been dealing with it for an hour. >> We're going to put you on their arrest in Dory. >> Okay. >> Yep. There we go. Perfect timing on the comment, please. >> You have any shoes? Thank you, Laurip. >> I think we'll get you help. and we'll get you some help. >> No, you're not going to get any help from >> I'm going away to my daughter's arriving in one week. Please. >> I don't know if they'd have probable cause. >> What do you want to do right now? >> Put You want to put these on? >> Slip. Why don't you slip your shoes on right here? Okay. Over here for you. You want those on? >> No. >> You want to walk out just like this? >> You have keys to your your house? >> Tom, she's coming. It's okay. Well, I should I was about to make fun of her for naming her dog Tom, but all my pets they they all have human names, too. So, >> you have keys to your house. You have some keys with you that we can bring. >> Please wait. >> What can I do before you do this? >> You could have paid $28, but it's too late. >> You didn't give me enough time. >> You did not. >> Told us you didn't have any cash. So, >> I have cash. >> Okay. You going to be able to get in? We lock the door >> at long last. You want to bring keys? >> Keys or a phone or anything you want to take with you? >> No. Okay. >> Okay. We'll leave the door unlocked. [snorts] >> I'm the dog can come and go as he >> Yeah, she'll probably be out in a few hours. >> What the [ __ ] DO YOU WANT ME TO DO? >> HEY, I want to get you to see you. >> Yeah, I want to get over Yeah. >> Hey, Andy. >> Good to see you. >> Yep. >> Oh, of course. Well, it's it's almost like the people who they tell to leave a store like 50 times and then finally when they're putting the cuffs on, they're No, no, no. I'll leave. I'll leave when it's too late. Yeah. Hey, Sam. Watch your [ __ ] order. >> Yeah, she's just got an attitude problem. >> Hey, Monica. >> The suspect was ultimately placed under arrest and issued complaints for theft of services and interference of business. Please leave a comment and of course, don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for new videos. All right, now I have the final video of the stream. It is quite possibly the drunkest guy that I have ever seen. Well, maybe not ever. Maybe the the drunkest guy I've seen in several months on a body cam video. And he's got his kid in the car now. The kid's fine. Doesn't get hurt. Doesn't even cry. So, but man, is he wasted. >> He has a kid in the car. >> He has a kid in the car. >> Yeah. I've got an Edward and a William. >> On January 17th, 2025, deputies with the Will County Sheriff's Office responded to what was initially reported as a motorist assist after a minivan was found off the roadway. When they arrived, they found the driver passed out behind the wheel, so intoxicated he could barely speak, and with a young child sitting quietly in the back seat. >> Look at his face. >> I stop again. Hey man. >> Yeah. >> You okay? >> Yo, >> can I talk to you real quick out here, sir? >> Hey, what's your name? >> Me? >> Hey. >> Hey. What's up? >> I can't help the shape of my head. It is what it is. >> What's up? >> What are you doing? >> What's your Are you Nathan? >> Yes. >> Nathan, do you know where we're at right now? >> Yes. >> Where are we at? >> Oh my god. >> Nathan, where are we at? >> Nathan, can you hear me? Hello? >> Yes. >> Where are we at right now? >> We are ready to go. >> Ready to go. Okay. Yes, sir. >> Do you know what day it is right now? >> Yes, dude. >> You what? I can't hear you. You're >> me. Yeah, I did. >> What? What are you talking about? For real. >> You do it. >> Can you do it? >> Yes. >> Dude, I want to make sure you get home tonight. I see you got a little one in the back. >> No. >> What's up? >> Stop that. >> What's up? >> You do that. >> Do what? >> Whatever you do. >> What are you talking about? >> I don't know. >> Here, let's let's have out real quick, dude. >> No, no, no, no. >> Hey, you're good, brother. You're good. You >> can't make one sentence. >> What's up? >> Too much. >> Sir, >> Nathan, how much have you had a drink tonight? >> For you? >> What? >> What? >> For you? >> For you? >> Yes. >> How much How much have you had a drink tonight, man? >> That's [snorts] only you. >> I haven't had anything to drink tonight. >> I >> I'm sober as can be, dude. >> Oh, that sucks. >> Listen, dude. I just want to make sure you're okay to drive home. I see the logo. I got it. >> Okay. Is it Can you just step on out for me real quick, dude? >> Put it in the >> Well, we're going to have to tow the car. So, can you just step out for me? >> You can do that. >> What's up? >> You can do that? >> Yeah, we can tow the car. We We can get >> You going You going to do that? >> Yeah, we're going to help you out. Can you step on out for me real quick, dude? >> No, that's not >> Nathan, can you please step on out for me? >> Nathan, I'm going to be honest. >> You are amazing. >> I greatly appreciate it, dude. Can you just step on out for me? We We got to get this car. It's unsafe. >> Put this in here. >> Put what? >> Put it in here. Put what in here? >> This. >> What's this? >> This. >> What's this? >> This. >> This. >> This. >> What is this? >> Whatever it is. >> Whatever this is, >> do it. >> The deputy notes that when approaching the vehicle, he was immediately met with an overwhelming odor of alcohol coming from inside. It quickly becomes apparent that the man is he. >> This guy's misfortune. This isn't misfortune. He got drunk and he's driving around with his kids. intoxicated, struggling to answer even the simplest questions and often responding with slurred, incoherent speech. >> Yeah, >> Nathan, I'm going to be honest. You >> You are amazing. >> I appreciate that. >> I appreciate it. I >> put it in here. >> I appreciate that. >> You are amazing. >> Listen, can you just step on out? I'm going to help you out. >> No, I can't put it here. >> I [snorts] Nathan, I I >> No, I can't put it here. >> Nathan, I really don't >> I can't put it here. >> Nathan, listen. >> I can't put it here. >> Nathan, >> I can't put it here. Yeah, you have a little one in the >> I can't put in here. >> Nathan, you're about to put in here. You are amazing. >> What's up? >> Yeah, we're officer. >> Yeah. Yeah, we're Stop. Stop. Stop. >> No, don't touch me. >> Make sure he doesn't hurt you. >> You putting your hands on me? I am. Don't do that. >> No. No. Don't do that. >> Can you come out here with us? >> No, I can't. >> Nathan, stop. >> Why are you touching me? >> Your name is Nathan, right? Then >> why are you touching me? >> Because we want to get him out first. >> No, I can't. >> There's a massive difference. >> I can't touch it. I can't do it. >> There's a big >> I can't do it. I can't do it. >> Why are you touching me? >> Don't touch me. Please. >> How much have you had a drink tonight? >> What are you talking about? Come onath. >> No, I can smell a strong odor of my alcoholic beverage. I'm hanging from your breath. Your eyes are closed. >> Why are you touching me? >> I am touching you right now. Okay. We never see. Do you have any weapons on you? >> Too much. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> Weapons on what? >> Do you have any weapons? I see you have a void card. Do you have any weapons on? >> No, you can't. No, you can't. >> Okay, I'm going to per and pet you down. >> No, you can't. Yeah, I am. >> You doing too much. >> I'm taking you down. >> Why you doing too much? Hold on. You touchathan. I'm making sure there's no weapons. Making sure you have no weapons. >> What is your name? >> My name is Deputy Frank. >> Okay, we're just making sure you got no weapons on you. Do you want to >> do you want to step out of the car? >> Deputy >> Take a break from this guy's slurring for Nick. Thank you very much for the silver star. Two gems. I appreciate it. >> Frank, my first name is Michael. >> So, what is his name? >> My name is Parker. Parker F. But at least keep the child safe and warm, the sergeant removes him from the vehicle and placed him in the back of his squad car. Meanwhile, officers continue attempting to negotiate with the intoxicated father, trying to get him to exit the vehicle and out of the ditch. >> Listen, we want to make sure you can get home safe tonight, Nathan. That's that >> I'm I'm so much on that. >> Okay, so customers >> and thank you again, Nick, for another two gems. >> Okay, I won't tell you. Is it okay to just step out there? I won't come out, man. >> I'll get out. >> Watch your step. It's steep. I'll get up >> here. I just don't want you to fall. That's why I got my hand. >> I fell at Don't touch me. >> No, you can't touch me. >> I'm not going to touch you. >> I'm just going to help you get up this hill here. >> That's all. >> You really think it's the game? >> Yes, I do. >> Play this game, man. Just shut up. >> Let's walk up here. >> I'm fine. >> And we're going to patch you down for weapons. >> I'm fine. I'm fine. >> We'll help you up here, man. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. We'll help you, bro. >> No. No. No. Nathan, >> whatever your name is, >> Nathan. I'm telling you right now, my biggest concern I'm >> I trust you. >> I'm I'm just trying to help you. >> I don't trust him and I don't trust him. >> Okay. >> Oh, it's my fake background. >> You walk with me. >> I'm fine. >> You do that. Come on. We're good, dude. I'm just trying to help you up this hill. >> No, don't touch. >> Dude, I just want to make sure >> you touching me. >> Come on. Let's go. >> No, you touching me and that's wrong. >> He's wrong. He's wrong. >> I don't want you to fall. >> I'm sorry to hear that. And Nick Derby again. Another 10 gems for the thumbs up. And Stephanie, 100 gems for a high five. >> Five. >> Can we walk up this hill then? Nathan, we have to tow your car. >> Okay. >> We have to tow it to get it out. So, we want to make sure. >> Nathan, can you please walk up the hill? >> Yo, wait. >> What do you mean? >> I need you to walk I need you to walk from there. >> No. >> Up to here. >> I'm not I'm walk I'm not walking that stuff. What are you saying? >> That's what I just said, Nathan. Where are you? >> No. No. No. What do you need me need to do? >> I need you to walk from there to up here three steps. >> I'm not doing that. >> It's as simple as that, man. We're standing in a wet ditch. >> I'm not doing that. >> Up to this point in there, >> the father has yet to show any concern for the safety of his child. >> Instead, he appears far more interested in making the deputy's job as difficult as possible. >> Nathan, Nathan, >> you. >> Nathan, >> I trust you. >> I understand. >> What do you need to do? So, can can we just go over there in front of the uh squad cars real quick so we >> No, not at all. This is not okay >> here. Perfect. You know what? >> No. >> You can stand right there. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> What are you doing? Please stop. >> I want to make sure you get home safe tonight with her little one. That's my biggest concern. >> Please stop. >> Just hang on right here. >> What are we doing? >> Just go. He's not. >> Yes. I mean, >> just Nathan. Listen. >> You are a good You are a good man. >> I appreciate that. Nathan, please stop that. >> I'm going to give you one final offer. Okay. I'm asking you. Stop. >> Can I check your eyes and make sure you're okay to drive? >> No, you do not. >> Okay, then turn around. You're under arrest. You're driving. >> Why? Why? >> Turn around. Turn around. You're under arrest. >> I have not done anything. >> Before he gets the cuffs on RJ 2024, thank you for the 10 gyms. And I saw another one. Wiggles, thank you very much for five gifted memberships. You guys are so generous today. >> Here I You know I have not done anything. I have not done anything. >> You got that one? >> Yep. Officer, I know I have not done anything. >> Officer sir, I have not done anything. Got to get him up this hill. >> I'm giving you >> Nathan, we're going to step on back quick. You're under arrest for driving on your feet, Nathan. >> I didn't do anything. >> You're going to be able to approve me. We're only 20 minutes in. Okay. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> No, you >> Sorry to pause again, but Nick is being extra generous. 250 gems, a clapping seal. I wish it would show the animation. That'd be kind of cool. Thank you very much. >> You didn't You're not sure. >> Do Do you want to submit to stand ready field test? I can read your Miranda warning. Okay. Would you like to do that? >> Let's do that. >> Okay. We're going to go in front of my car then. In the meantime, we're just keeping going to go over here. Okay. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Time out. Time out. No, wait. Before we do anything else, >> I have not submitted to anything. >> I know. I don't You don't need to. >> I haven't done anything. What are you saying? saying you you doing that but I have not done that. >> All right, we're going to >> alcohol. [laughter] >> Oh man, >> that's what we doing. >> If you want to do standard test, we can. >> No, I'm I'm serious. What did I do wrong [snorts] >> right now? >> You're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. >> Under the influence. >> Yep. >> Yes. >> Say that. >> Yes, sir. >> After several minutes, deputies finally managed to get him out of the ditch and over to their patrol vehicles. But >> and before we get on with the video, whoops, sorry. 67 gems 67 from big 4242 TIG. Thank you. >> As it turns out, getting him there was only half the battle. Now they have to get him inside. >> I'm not doing this, man. I'm not talking to me. Damn. >> No, no, no, no. >> And Timmy, thank you for another high five. 100 gems. Thank you. >> I'm not doing this. >> My man, can you please listen to me? >> I I I can't listen to nothing. >> Okay. I'm not doing >> I'm really sorry to keep pausing it, but you guys are really being generous. Shane, thank you for 100 gems >> doing this and you know and you know >> I'm going to have to read you something. So you're going to have to sit in my car. Okay. >> What is your name? >> You could just call me Parker. My name's Parker. >> No, >> Tanya. Or is it Tana? Tana, thank you very much for the 500 gems. >> Oh, no. No. What is your name? >> Parker. >> His name is >> Parker. You think I'm bullshitting you? >> I Yes. >> You think I'm bullshitting? >> I think you are under the influence of alcohol nature. I'm not like seriously this is not >> I'm going to read you something. Okay, you're going to have to listen to this. Okay, >> this is that that is totally fine. >> Okay, you have the right >> No, no, no, no, no. Let's do this, >> Nathan. >> Let's do this. Let's run it down. >> I'm going to read this to you. So, listen to me. >> No, no. Let's run this down. >> You have the right to remain silent. Any >> No, no, no, no, no. Stop that nonsense. >> You have the right. >> Do you understand each of those rights? >> No. >> Do not listen, sir. >> Sir, you are an amazing man. I don't resurrect that. >> Okay. So we I have to put you in the car. >> No, no, no. >> We're not doing it. You're not listening, dude. >> As a man, grown as a man. >> Yes, I am. >> You know I didn't do this. You know, sit in the car, please. >> What? What? >> Nancy, thank you very much for the gifted membership. >> Under arrest for driving under the bus, man. >> We're trying to help you. >> Thank you. >> Perfect. >> No, no, no. >> A, thank you very much for the 440 gems. The uncle stay there. >> Get your feet in the car. >> I promise to die. >> Get your feet. >> There we go. >> There we go. [snorts] >> Awesome. >> Come on, buddy. Get in the car. >> I'm not doing anything wrong. >> Can I just seat belt real quick? Smack. >> What you want? >> Nathan, do you want to submit to a breath test? >> Nathan. Nathan, >> do you want to breath test? >> Nathan, can you hear me? Nathan, Nathan, can you hear me? Nathan. Nathan. >> Nope. I forgot all about that. >> Nathan, do you need medical assistance? >> To Nathan. >> Nathan, >> need a hot dog. >> Nathan. Nathan, do you want to submit to a breath test? >> I'm glad you quit. >> Hello. Okay, you're not going to answer me. Okay. >> Nathan was charged with two counts of DUI, child endangerment, operating an uninsured motor vehicle, and improper lane usage. Because of his extreme level of intoxication, the jail refused to accept him until he received medical treatment, and [laughter] he was instead taken to the hospital. Meanwhile, the sergeant safely transported his young son to his mother. What are your thoughts on this case, please? >> I think I think we shared our thoughts on this, Gary. Thank you for the 67 67 jewels. And Gary, thank you again for another 67 jewels. RJ, new subscribers. Thank you very much for the $2. I'm glad you subscribed. Uh, let's see. All right, I'm caught up on those and I'm out of videos. Um, I didn't set up a raid. Uh, so you guys can go wherever you want, which is where everyone goes anyway. You just go where you want. I will be off the next two days, but I'll be back. Thursday at this at actually I forgot I started at 2:30 today. Uh Thursday I'll be on at 2 p.m. Eastern and I'll be going Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, and Monday at 2 p.m. Eastern this coming week. So, thank you all very much for stopping by. Thank you to all the new subscribers. Thank you to all the members and thank you very much to the mods for keeping the chat nice and safe for all of us. Take care everyone. See you tomorrow or see you th [music]