Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] [music] >> [music] [music] >> Happy Sunday, everybody. Sorry I'm a little late, an hour late. Had to do a little rescheduling. Had some stuff I had to do this morning. Took a little bit longer than I thought, but we're all here and we got a couple hours of videos uh going. Uh if you're over on the vertical stream and you don't want to be, I pinned the link to the full screen uh stream in the uh pinned comment. So, you can click on that if you get lost over there and you don't want to be over there. Or if you want to be over there, then hang out over there. I can see all the chats. I can see everybody. So, it's all good. Uh, no. I'm not riding their coattails. The Wonder Twins, they weren't Power Rangers. [laughter] What's going on, Country Rubes? I would make this a regular time, but usually Shane goes on at 3. Um, today I think he bumped it to 4, so it kind of worked out. I was like, "Ah, perfect. I have extra time in the morning. I don't have to run around like crazy after the stream. I can just get everything done in the morning." So, it worked out. Uh, let's see. What do I have today? I got a lady who was at a McDonald's uh trying to use a $100 bill. They didn't have change for it late at night. So, of course, they had to call the police and have it [snorts] removed from the drive-through lane. And uh when she gets out and gets close enough to the officer, he can tell what the problem is right away. One whiff. Uh I got a another guy who refuses to leave a bar and thinks he can taunt the police and nothing's going to happen. And then he acts all shocked. Oh my gosh, I can't believe you're arresting me. And then I've got a couple ladies who they should really put some clothes on. Uh they're not totally nude, but I do have a nude lady. She's got the uh the blur box, so we don't see anything thankfully, but she is completely nude wandering around. So uh and I've got an angry veteran. Uh you know, thank you for your service. I'm sorry that you're not doing so well adjusting, but you can't get drunk and shout and scream in the middle of the neighborhood. You know, we just can't allow that. But uh is there an echo? Does anyone else have an echo? I don't have an echo, but of course I'm just hearing my own voice, so there's no reason I'd hear an echo. Okay, everyone's saying it's you. Sorry, Sally. [laughter] All right, let's get started with the entitled lady. It it she is actually entitled. You know, a lot of body cam channels, they use entitled entitled Karen, entitled this, entitle that. And it's just to draw clicks. This lady is actually really entitled. Blocks the whole drive-through lane. There's a whole line of cars behind her. They're all trying to get food and she doesn't care. Police received a call from employees at a food establishment reporting that a woman was causing a disturbance and refusing to leave the property. >> Hey, Shy. When officers arrived at the reported location, they quickly approached the woman to assess the situation and determine what had led to the confrontation inside the business. >> Hi, >> what's going on? >> I'm not the first person to say that >> they can't break $100. >> I wish you got to figure out why. >> That's their policy. >> They got a policy that you can't break a bill $50 bill. if they ain't got the money to break it with, you know, cuz see here, you know what can happen sometimes? I'm going be honest with you, >> but they do have the money. They just don't safe because they already lock the safe. So, >> okay. >> Yeah. So, if you're a manager and you're about customer service, you can unlock the safe and stop being lazy >> and break my bill. >> I got you. >> All right. Sorry to pause, but she just said, "Oh, well, if you're a good manager, you can just go and unlock the safe." A lot of those are time locks. They can't unlock it in the middle of the night. It It doesn't matter whether you're a manager or not. It's It's locked and it's not opening until the morning. >> Yeah. So, what's the problem? >> I don't know. Hey, >> can you ask them? Because they're not going to tell me. >> Well, see, here's the thing. I uh I come out here to keep the peace. I can't tell them how to run this their show. >> Me, too. I just want to get food and go home. >> Yeah. >> Literally, I just want to get food and go home. This is the second McDonald's that I've come to. The first McDonald's is closed. So, >> where you from? You from the islands? >> I'm from Virginia. You sound like got an accent. That's right. >> I'm 100% black. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, here's the deal. >> I'm going to be honest. >> You know, it's not me. >> You hold it. >> Losing customers. >> Yeah, they're losing They're losing customers. So, that's why I'm out there. >> If they could just break the bill, I don't understand. I don't understand. It's It's laziness as to why they don't want to break the bill. >> No, it's not laziness. I actually There's a McDonald's by me that's open 24/7. They even serve uh breakfast at like three or four in the morning. Terry Barnes, thank you very much for the five gifted memberships. I do appreciate it. >> What's your name? >> I'm Juny. >> Juny. I'm Craig. >> Nice to meet you. >> Um I'm just asking people to do their job. >> They are doing their job. >> As you can see, nobody even hit the window. >> No, cuz they they shut down because they they can't conduct business with you sitting here. That sounds personal. >> This sounds personal. >> I'm so sorry. That sounds personal because at the end of the day, this is a business and I'm >> Yeah. Hold on a second. >> It's tasty. >> [ __ ] Wild. How you doing? >> What's happening? >> Hello. >> What's going on? >> Hello. Um, she yelled at me saying that I need to break her effing. Uh-huh. >> Um, and we can't accept hundreds after 12 because it's against our policy. >> And then she also yelled at me, "Oh, I want to see your policy and your rules." >> That's also against our policy. We cannot show the public. >> I got you. I got you. >> So, what you don't want to do? You want >> I just need her out of my drive. >> You want to trespass or what? We >> uh trespass. >> What's up, man? [laughter] >> I mean, you know, >> I just need her out of my drivethrough to keep my time. >> Yeah. We tell her like we don't have enough change to break the 100. That's what I told the banks are closed. I told I told her that too. Yeah. >> Yeah. She kept saying, "I'm not moving to you. B my can call the police. I don't need my drive cuz she holding up my line and everything." >> Okay. Let me get out the way. All right. They can't. >> There you go. I broke it. >> Juny, can I get you to move? >> Huh? Oh, you're not going to move. >> I would like for them to do their job. Juny, seriously? I am serious. >> Um, so you're not going to move? >> I'm like for them to just give you my food. >> All right. >> So, here's the deal. You >> did you need additional? >> No, just one unit. >> I can't imagine either. >> Maybe I go maybe I have to temple 10 in a minute. Maybe I'll advise. You see, here's the thing. the officer. Not me. >> I'll advise. >> The thing is you have change for everything. >> You But you're going to have to move. Seriously. >> Why can't they not take my money? >> They don't have They don't have the change. Seriously. I'm I'm being I'm being honest with you. I'm being straight forward. >> That's crazy because you you Here's what's going to happen. Here's what's going to happen, Jimmy. >> Here's what's going to happen. If you don't move, you're gonna make us take law enforcement action. That's what's going to happen. Juny, seriously. >> Instead of the business, >> Juny, seriously, >> what's happening? >> Yeah, they they got to conduct business. >> Exactly. >> So, you're refusing to go. >> They want you They want you moved. Seriously. >> But they can't break my bill. >> No, they can't. They They They told me just now that they said after 12:00 they don't they don't break anything more than 100. It's It's got to be less than 100. >> No. No more. No more than 100. They can't against the >> Yeah. She's even more of an idiot cuz wait until she gets out of the car and the officer gets a whiff of her breath. >> Stole policy. >> Okay. So So do you have a $50 bill? >> Huh? >> Can you break my hundred? >> Nah. Uh-uh. I don't I don't I don't have that. >> Can he break my hundred? >> It's It's not a matter of us doing that. >> So nobody can break my hund. >> No, not right now. >> I can't get any food because >> You want me to buy you something to eat? >> You want me Juny? Juny, you want me to buy you something to eat? Here, Junior. >> I'm literally here. >> Junior, you want me to buy you something to eat? If that's what it's going to take, >> I have the money. >> You see, you see, you want me You want me to bust out? I'll bust it out for you. >> But I'm trying to I'm trying to tell you, if you don't, you're going to make this turning from something from nothing to something. Seriously, I'm being honest with you. >> I'm not trying to make something. >> But you got to move. >> Make nothing something. What I'm trying to do is get some food and go home. That's what I'm trying to do. That's what I come is notified. >> So, you refusing to go? >> I'm not refusing to go. I >> Yes, you are. >> I want to pay for my food so I can >> Yes, you are. Juny. Joy. Seriously, >> Craig. >> Craig, >> we've introduced ourselves. >> I have the money to pay for my food. >> All right. >> You do not have the change to give me. So, what do you want me to do? If they you can't they can't serve you. They can't serve you. You could you could call corporate. You could file a complaint with corporate. You can do all that stuff. >> Can you give me the number to corporate? >> The number to corporate? I think it's right up there. Hold on a second. >> There's no number up here. >> All right. >> I would like that number. And I would like the manager's badge number and name. And I would like the girl who >> Here's the thing. Jy. J. COME ON, GIRL. >> WHY NOT? Why not? Why not? They won't even give me my food. Why not? Why not pay for it? Why can't I have that? If I was a white woman, you would give it to me. So, >> no. Even if a white woman couldn't pay for her food, you don't get any food. >> If I Why can't I have it? >> Whoa. Whoa. Jy, now now you're crossing lines, J. >> Why can't I have it, >> Junior? You're crossing lines. >> You're laughing at me at >> I'm not laughing at you. No, I've been I've been I No, I didn't laugh at you. I've been I've been trying to I've been trying to keep this >> on what we call a civil >> laugh. You laughed. >> I didn't laugh. >> You did laugh. You both laughed. >> No, because you're trying to make You're trying to make this about race and it's not about race. >> You laugh then. >> It's not about race. Juny, >> why did you laugh? >> All right, I'm done. Here's the deal. I'm going ask I'm going to ask you one more time to move. >> I would like the corporate number before I move. >> Nah, you ain't going to get it. >> You're not. So, you're not moving. >> I would like the corporate number. >> You're not moving. >> I would like the corporate number. You're not moving. >> I'm going to move. >> No, you're going to move now. >> I'm going to move. >> You're not going to move. >> I'm going to move. I'm telling you. It's on your body cam. That's not on. >> I'm going to move. >> Okay. >> You're going to You're going to move? >> I'm going to move, but I would like corporate number. >> You're going to move. Come on, Junior. >> The corporate number, >> Junior. Come on. Move. >> I'm going to move. >> All right. Go ahead. Okay. You can Google their corporate number. It's McDonald's. It's not some mom and pop shop. >> Why? Why is there your body cam on? >> Get out of here. Why isn't Why isn't your body cam on, >> Juny? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> It is on. We're all watching and laughing. >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> Are you going to move? >> I'm going to move. Go ahead. Go ahead. >> I would like the corporate number. I don't have the corporate number to give you night. >> Why isn't your body cam on? >> So, you're not going to move. >> I'm moving. I'm so move. Go ahead. >> I'm going to move. Go ahead and move. You ask me if I would like the corporate number. I would like the corporate number. I would like the corporate number. >> Tell uh tell uh tell you and come on. >> I would like the corporate number. >> I would like the corporate number. >> I don't know if we get one or not. >> So you you're >> I'm going to move. >> You're going to move. You got to move now. Come on. >> J. Come on. >> I'm cooperating. I want the corporate number. >> Come on. >> You told me that I have the corporate number. >> Yeah, but you got to move first. >> I'm going I'm going to move. >> You got to move. You are disrupting the business function. >> No, they are disrupting. You're disrupting me doing business because there are cars that are cutting in front of me to do business and he's still operating just fine. He asked me if I wanted the corporate number and I do want the corporate number and your body camera is not on. >> Here's what we going to do now. >> Why isn't your body camera on? >> Here's what we going to do. >> No. >> Here's what we going to do. >> What are you doing? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? Why are you touching me? >> And thank you. Sorry, I'm looking down at my phone. That's where I had the vertical stream. Lee Falville. I probably screwed up your name. I apologize if I did for the uncle alert. Thank you for the jewels. >> Why are you getting ME OUT OF THE CAR? NO. STEP OUT. NO. WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. I'll move my car. >> Step out. It's too late. >> Make sure it's shut off. >> I'll move my car. >> All right, it's off now. >> I'll move my car for not paying is crazy. >> Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car. Step out of the car now. >> Step out of the car. >> Twisting my arm. Step out of the car. >> Twisting my arm. >> Step out of the car. >> It's crazy. >> Step out of the car. >> Step out of the car. >> Wait. Hold it. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Marley, Mom. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. You're under the influence of alcohol. >> I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I'm not. >> I smell alcohol from your breath. >> You don't. >> Yes, I do. >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> You don't. >> Have you been drinking tonight? >> No. >> I'm going to ask you that. >> No. >> Yes, you have. >> Is your body cam on now? >> Don't worry about it. How much you had to drink tonight? >> Well, then I'm not going to answer any of your questions. >> Would you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> Is your body camera on? >> Would you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> Would you submit to some field exercises? >> All of this because I break my $100 bill. You're going to make me >> No. All of this because you wouldn't just go away. >> Make a judgment call. >> Crazy. >> You're going to make me make a judgment call. >> Make a judgment call. >> Will you submit to some field sobriety exercises? >> I smell a strong row of alcoholic impurities being >> The race card was already played. She said if she was a white woman, then that she would have gotten her food already. >> Submit from your breath as you're speaking to me. >> I'm not answering anything. I'm not answering anything. >> Based upon your my training experience and your attitude and the demeanor that you've had out here, I think you're under the influence. an emotional response. >> It's not an emotional response. >> And that's okay. That's okay. >> It's not an emotional response. >> You're going to have to go through some fields of body exercises. >> You're going to have to go through all of this paperwork for >> Yes or no? >> I'm not doing anything. >> So, you're not You can refuse. Okay. >> Not doing anything. >> All right. Take this. >> Thank you very much. >> I appreciate it. >> You don't have to take my watch off. >> Okay. I'll leave it on then. >> Okay. Then leave it on. You don't have to take my watch off. >> All right. Put my hat back in the car. >> Yeah. >> It's almost like they just do it as a reflex. They don't actually mean it. >> Thank you. All right. >> Can you pat it down for me, please? Of >> course. >> I find it funny, too. >> Hey, this car. I did. >> Your car. >> You think that's going to stick to There's a box for the floorboard. I don't know if you saw that. >> You got a phone you want to take with you? Yes. No. Okay. >> Open container patrol. >> Oh no. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Um bring over here. Put it in there. >> She basically did. Yeah. >> That didn't work. So she moved on. How much do you weigh? >> Why? >> How much do you weigh? >> You already got all the information on my ID. It's on my ID. >> No, it doesn't say how much you weigh. >> Well, I guess at the station. >> Okay. All right. That's cool. >> Finally got to the station. >> You married? Single? Oh, you don't want to tell me? >> Please be single. >> Okay. No, I got it. Thank you. I have the same problem late. >> Uh, what state were you born in? >> Station. >> Okay. >> No problem. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I haven't either. >> All right. >> Maybe it's for the report. >> We're on our way to the station. do all of this work at the station. >> That's very true. That's very true. >> All of this at the station. >> Yeah. And this and this reminds me of one I saw a couple weeks ago where a lady was at a Wendy's doing the same thing. She was trying to get a refund and she refused to leave the drive-thru. They called the police. She waited until the police got there. They got her out of the car and they could smell alcohol on her. What is wrong with you? If you know you're drunk, just leave. >> And you've done these before, right? Yeah. >> All right. So, >> yeah, we we had to do it for a lot of crazy. So, just give me one second. I'll bring you over to her. >> All right. He's going to read you something real quick. >> It's not that good. >> He's going to read you something real quick. So, I just need you to listen to him for a minute. >> All righty. You are hereby warned that you are you are not authorized, licensed, or invited to be in or these premises. You are hereby required to leave the premises immediately if you refuse to leave. >> That was it. Yeah, that's right. I I don't know if she was drunk or not, but she Yeah, she did have a warrant. I I watch too many of these videos. I get them confused. >> Or if you return at any time in the future, you may be arrested. >> Do you understand what he just read? >> Are you going to let me out of these handcuffs now? >> No. M. >> No. Okay. Roll out my [ __ ] window there. >> I'm sorry. You're good. Um, I'll have I'll get your information for this in a second as well. >> Thank you. >> They're not masks. >> While seated in the patrol car, just new continued to refuse to cooperate with officers. [music] After further investigation and verification, she was arrested on three charges, including driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance, refusing a DUI test, and trespassing in a structure or conveyance. [music] She was then transported to the county jail where she was booked and held pending her court appearance. All right, that's the end of that one. All right, the next one is a guy refusing to leave a bar. Uh yeah, he's an idiot. >> Might want to leave. That's probably the best bet tonight. >> You are free to go. >> You Please don't do it. Please don't do it. It's going to be It's going to be the last time you put your hand on somebody. Please walk and go home. >> No. Well, it's not a crime. >> Small grill on fire. >> Take care. Mayor, >> you got Did you pay for everything? He pay for his bill. >> He pays for everything. How are you getting home? You cannot drive. >> I don't know. >> I'm I'm the one. >> You're the one. >> Why are you in here disturbing the people? >> I'm the one. >> Why you have your ID on you? >> I'm the one. >> Let me get your ID. I'm not your dog. I'm an officer. That's right there. >> Let me just get your ID and then leave out here. >> I'm I I'm everything. >> I'm everything. >> I think I mixed it up. Thanks. >> Okay. >> This is just what I found yesterday. >> Everything you could need. >> Right here. >> Yeah. This guy. >> You drove here, >> right? I'm right next door. >> You walk here or you drove here? >> I drove here. >> You can't drive home, >> right? >> So, you're going to walk home, correct? >> Right. >> Tonight, too. >> You guys want them bar? You just want them removed? >> I want Okay. >> But because >> Does he have anything left over there or anything like that? You should probably >> Yeah, facts because I've been drinking to get here. >> Actually, I did. Don't tell me. Don't tell me how long I took the door. >> Yeah, no facts. You took a long time to get here, dog. >> I'm not your dog. I'm going to tell you that right now. Stop. Other doors right now. This one. We can take We can take this out here so you're no longer disturbing the business. Let's go. >> Let's go. They want you out. >> Arrest me. >> Let's go. Stand out. >> I hope not. hang up against the dirt. >> The ones I have are in Florida. >> All right, bet. >> Relax. >> Very. >> You want to arrest me for that? You want to arrest me for that one? Then go for it. >> 29, please. >> Last name Echo November Golf Lima Alpha November Delta. The first name Mike Alpha >> Vicki. Thank you very much for the five gifted memberships. >> Tango Echo Whiskey. Middle initial is Charlie. Date of birth is 522 of 87287. >> Come back. >> Sorry to pause again, but Judy, thank you for 10 gifted memberships. And Java, thank you for another 10 gifted memberships. You guys are being generous >> with you. You'll leave the property. Do not drive or you'll get arrested for a DUI. >> Oh, bet. I [ __ ] I'm right over there, dog. >> I want you to I want >> That's step back. >> No, I want you I want you to record me, dog. >> You are recording. >> I want to record me, dog. >> Dog, >> record me, dog. >> You're being recorded. >> Oh, record me, dog, too. >> You are recording. >> Good. >> Record. >> Everybody record this guy. >> You will be walking home. You will not be >> bet. So whenever you refer referred forward so looking at me forward >> so that's your >> sorry to keep pausing but you guys are extra generous mayor another 10 gifted memberships thank you very much >> not recording anywhere else >> because you ain't looking at no [ __ ] >> you ain't looking at no nigad here >> I keep telling you stop walking close to Yes, it is. We are live right now. >> I'm glad [clears throat] >> because back here >> 9824. >> Yeah, it is >> 9820. Thank you. >> Sorry to pause again, but uh gifted membership uh people can buy memberships for other people and if you get one uh every Saturday at 4 o'clock Eastern I have a members only. I'm actually moving it. So it's actually it used to be Saturdays. I I'll release a new schedule sometime tomorrow. But uh yeah, there's a members only stream once a week and you get to join. >> You want your ID? >> I'm not I'm not Don't do that. >> You can take this and you can leave the property. They don't want you. I'm not driving or you'll go to drive. >> Yeah. >> Have a nice night. >> I'm telling you, please do not walk up on me. Please don't make that a mistake. >> I suggest you keep walking. >> Oh, you need me for >> No, you're done. You're done. We're done here. We're done here. Bye. Off the property. >> Going. Come on. >> The property. >> Go, man. >> Oh, you don't need me for I can. >> We don't need you anymore. We're done. You the property. Yes, you can leave. Do not drive. Walk away. >> I can leave. >> Yes, you can leave. Bet I could leave right now. >> Yeah. Copy to me. >> Then don't tell me that I can leave. I just told you. I just told you you got to leave. Go. >> Then you will be your black ass. IF >> YOU DON'T LEAVE YOUR BLACK ASS. >> IF YOU DON'T LEAVE, YOU'RE GOING TO go to jail for trespassing. I'm telling you that right now. Leave. >> He's going to go to >> You might want to leave. That's probably the best bet tonight. >> You are free to go. >> You Please don't do it. >> Who is that? >> Please don't do it. It's going to be It's going to be the last time you put your hands on somebody. Please walk and go home. You live right down Citation West. >> Yeah, that's all he has to do. >> There's going to be a very small grill. >> Bye. >> Small grill on fire. >> What's [snorts] wrong with this guy? >> Idiot. >> Oh, [ __ ] It's over now. Stop. >> That's it. It's over. Trespassing. That's it. >> All right. You know, shut up. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> That's a salt. >> Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You don't need anything. You need to go shut the [ __ ] up. That's what you need to do. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> Have a good day. >> Yeah, sometimes I do too. >> [ __ ] out of here. >> I need to get my [ __ ] mom. >> Now he just needs a night in the drunk tank. I knew if came out >> like we did 20 unit the guy. >> You're [ __ ] losers as [ __ ] >> I knew you guys. I heard you. I said I knew what time it's about to be. >> Here we go. >> Nah, he probably won't even get a day in jail. >> I need to get my [ __ ] driver's license and my [ __ ] >> Good for you. You have to get something. >> My uh my [ __ ] too much gets you in trouble. And it's not like he didn't understand. He said, "All I have to Oh, I can go. I can go. I can leave right now." So, he knew all he had to do was leave. >> Get an Uber and go home. >> Oh, absolutely. >> Like that. You're not squaring up. >> Yep. >> Oh, yeah. You're just going into my pocket to go and get my [ __ ] Right. >> Search it into a >> Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. >> Bunch of faces. >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. Cuz uh >> it's really going to be a bad day after. >> We see that a lot. >> Oh, yeah. [laughter] Let's get this off. >> Oh, yeah. just to get my things off of my pockets. >> He's sleeping on a metal bed and those are this one, >> bro. Turn your head this way. >> No, I'm not. >> Turn your head. Stop >> and relax. >> Relax. You're not. Stop. >> Stop. You're not. You're not at all. Please stop. >> No, because you're trying to find the whole time to try and relax. We're just trying to take your stuff off. Relax. >> No, I'm not. >> Relax. >> Because you're trying cuz I know you have >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> 96. [screaming] >> HOW MANY TIMES? HOW MANY TIMES? >> OH, YOU BETTER LET GO OF MY LEG, BRO. >> It depends on the officer. >> TAKE A DEEP BREATH AND RELAX. >> You have a driver's You have a an >> Stop. Hey, don't you have a camera? >> Everything's recorded. >> Oh, great. Hey, smile. Go ahead. >> Great. >> It's going to show you resisting this entire time. >> Oh, great. >> These officers gave you more than an ample time to leave the property and you chose not to and then you squared up with us. Not a smart decision. >> Hey, Mr. Thomas. >> Probably seat or something from the bar. Roll >> to the side so we can check his back pocket. [clears throat] >> Roll to the side. Good. >> Yep. Same with the first leg. Always >> come off. G. Don't lose. >> Ample time to resist >> to leave the property. >> You are showing me and that you are showing me that >> you are [ __ ] me up. >> Yeah. >> You had a very good opportunity to leave this property. >> I'm going to the real show this up. >> Yeah. All the people there. gnarly. Dude, you >> could have been walking home right now. >> Your mama could be walking home. >> My mama could whoop your ass, >> bro. I I got in my car. He's not He's not going like this, bro. I said he's not This is not for real. >> I knew he was going to go. I was like, >> I said, "This is not for real, bro." I was about to >> Bro, if I was there, bro, >> [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Probably not drink anymore. >> Some [ __ ] He's a nice man. He He usually coming to to be here. >> Yeah. You suck some dick. >> You suck some dick. I don't know what happened. >> Don't Don't listen to this guy. >> No, don't. >> He said you're a nice guy. No, don't listen to this guy. >> You're a guy that listen that listen to this guy. >> You I hear you. I think he just had a bad day. >> Yeah, >> you suck dick. >> What's wrong with that? Guys, >> you suck dick. >> What's wrong with that? >> 25. >> He's obviously going to be an issue. >> Yeah, we'll follow. I got to go to I got to go get my pink. I don't know. >> The black girl that pick me up. >> She actually is pretty good. >> You You the white guy right here. >> Yeah. >> You're a [ __ ] black [ __ ] You're You're a white [ __ ] >> Come on. Say it. Come on. Don't stutter now. Get it out. [ __ ] white [ __ ] [ __ ] privilege. [ __ ] >> Yep. >> White privilege. >> Privilege. [ __ ] >> What? What does that even mean? >> I got one. >> We're trying to. You need to stand on your own two feet. You're a grown man. >> You're a grown ass man. >> Two. Three. >> Like I told you, you're acting like a 2-year-old. >> Have a seat. >> Sit down. Put your legs in. Swing your legs up, bro. I know you're drunk. Swing your legs up. >> Oh, there you go. Yeah, >> your legs up. I was like, >> "Can you actually pick my [ __ ] [ __ ] on me?" >> I actually did. >> Just spit on me, bro. >> [ __ ] battery. >> I got to write a song now. >> Stay in the >> Yeah, they >> stay in the car. >> Don't kick me, bro. Don't kick me, bro. It's >> about to be a bad day for you. >> About to be a bad day for you, bro. >> Oh, yeah. >> It's about to be a bad day. You got a spit, man. It's already a bad day. >> Back to get another charge, bro. >> I got a Hob. >> Why is it going to be a pickup? >> Yep. >> Get the Hobles. Get the Hobbles. >> I got it. Let's see if they get bad charge. >> I don't know. I He kind of looked his bad Leo charge. You want another one? >> You got bad. >> I know you [ __ ] are [ __ ] >> You got trespassing. >> I know you [ __ ] are as bad as you are. So >> you got AIDS, bro. You got AIDS? Yeah, I know you [ __ ] are bad as you are. Go continue as bad as you are. >> Yep. >> Go as you bad as you are. >> All you had to do is leave >> on me. >> Go as you bad as you are. >> When I heard the call, I knew it was going to be bad. >> My girl came down from New York. >> I was like, "All right, cool." >> Ain't no thing, baby. Yeah, >> I saw I saw you charge pass, baby. >> So gross. >> Ain't no thing, baby. >> Ain't no thing, baby. >> Ain't no thing, baby. >> Ain't no thing. Stop. >> Ain't no damn thing. >> What an idiot. >> You're just a [ __ ] loser. >> Come on, man. >> You're just a [ __ ] loser. You're just a [ __ ] loser. >> You're just a [ __ ] loser and you can't >> You can't [ __ ] handle it. >> Stop. >> You can't handle it. >> Spit him. >> And I guarantee no matter how many fel felonies and charges he racks up, the prosecutor's going to drop most if NOT ALL OF THEM. >> STOP. BEAT ME, [ __ ] STOP. PUNCH. PUNCH ME. STOP. Punch me. Punch me. You can't handle it. >> No, you got to undo that. >> You got to undo that. >> You can't just tie it. >> Just tie it. >> You can't live. >> That's true. >> They should search him. >> If you want me to write, I got to [ __ ] write something anyways. >> You [ __ ] punk. >> You [ __ ] punk. >> Shut up. >> Unfortunately, I think we're stuck with him. Let me get my [ __ ] hand [ __ ] leg on [ __ ] [ __ ] kick. >> Do not kick. >> Do not kick. >> Oh yeah. >> Relax. >> Yeah. At this point, just Well, it is what it is. He's going to destroy anyway. So, >> yeah, right. Because look at my face. I don't give a [ __ ] about you. >> Shut it. >> It'll be done. It'll be done by the time you get to the hospital >> cuz I got to run stuff anyway. >> Yeah. I say I don't know if you he probably end up coming here. I don't know. So, he knows what to put. >> Yeah. for me in the beginning. >> How many times we told this man to leave the property? >> I mean, when I got there, you already >> Sunday, you can drink for anything. >> You going to walk? >> You going to step out like a man with some decency? >> I >> I can't stand when they do that. If they need to ask him a question or something, it's like that's what the window is for. Just roll it down. You don't have to open the door once you get them in. >> I know. >> I know. Come on. Holy [ __ ] >> [ __ ] talk to me. Take that off. Hold on. Take it. Take [clears throat] step. >> It's the butter. Yeah. >> Step out of it. >> Lift your foot up. Just lift your lift your right foot up now. Lift your right foot up. >> Come on. >> Yeah. You fight in court, not out on the street. Did you take any narcotics so we can tell the doctor? >> Oh, well, I guess we don't find out what the charges are. That one just ended. It's all done. All right. Next, we got uh this one is a headphone warning. Um, they do start screaming. It's two young ladies who are wearing I don't know what these outfits are called, but these two should not be wearing them. They got to put some clothes on. Duty [ __ ] working security at a Florida nightclub found [music] two friends Chassity and Caitlyn in a full-blown brawl. >> As he tried to separate them, Chassid struck the officer in the face before running outside toward her sister's [music] car. Put your shirt behind your back. True. >> Hey, don't get out the Hey, get >> there's other car right now. All of you get out the car. Get the out the car. >> Yeah, Sergeant Pepper. >> Yeah, I don't care. Everyone get out the car. Get in FRONT OF THE CAR. >> HEY, I GOT ONE DETAINED INSIDE. I had to grab them. >> They're not friends. >> Whatever you got for >> Stop out, >> sir. Did I give you her? >> What is that? >> I mean, seriously, what is that outfit? >> Are you ready? >> Do you have your ID on you? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> Don't walk away. >> Do not walk away. >> Don't walk away. >> Stop. >> Record everything. Record everything. >> Record everything. Record everything. >> Record everything. Record everything. I got bomb money, dude. Let me know where you are. >> Yeah, big >> I can't speak. >> What's her name? >> I can't speak a whole lot of German. I can read a menu in German, but good to see you. >> Come on. >> She didn't do anything. She was attack. >> We're going to figure that out right now. Come on. >> I'm too [laughter] Let me go. >> I ain't going to jail. Stop. You're going >> record everything. I got bomb money, [ __ ] Baby, I'm scared of you, [ __ ] >> Calm down. >> Stay with her. >> You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Your wife cheat on you, [ __ ] Cheating on you, [ __ ] Stop, bro. >> I got a bomb, [ __ ] >> I knew that. >> I knew that much. I just I was going to try and reply and then I was like, "Oh, yeah. I can't really I don't know much German." >> Oh, that [ __ ] over here. >> What happened? >> I don't know. >> He's being patient with you. Stop. >> I don't know what happened. >> He wants me to say [ __ ] that's against me. >> Stop talking. >> Stop talking with somebody. You happen >> to be on a Leo on her. >> You're tripping, bro. You're tripping. >> You're [ __ ] I'm I'm going to want to talk to you guys to figure out what happened cuz she's not going to want to tell me. So, if you guys just stand stand by for a second to what I'm saying, >> I know my love. I know my love. I love you. I know my love. >> Her and another girl were fighting off. I came outside to grab a breather. >> Let me talk to him first. Okay. >> I was trying to separate between them. The girl back over there whacked me and then she went to go back her >> [ __ ] I didn't want to win. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey. Stop talking about a Leo. >> No, Leo. What's a Leo? >> Why force my offic [laughter] saying that though? >> Oh, yeah. Repaint the camera. And I'm not pressing charges. I ain't tripping over [ __ ] All right. I ain't tripping. What's up? >> I don't know. >> You need something? >> I'm still >> I think at some point we do need the blur box and we get it. >> Figure out what happened. Okay. >> What is that? >> [ __ ] ass don't give a about us. I ain't worried about you, [ __ ] >> I didn't do anything. McDonald's. >> Please put her in your car. Come on. >> It's on record. >> Please put her in your car. >> I don't get bed out tomorrow. You bum ass. You ugly ass [ __ ] Say girl. >> I didn't do anything. That's what we're going to try to figure out. Okay. >> Listen, mama. What's your name? >> I didn't do anything. >> I'll stand by her. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. IT'S the Come on. Come on. >> Yeah. Thank you so much, my love. >> What you doing back in Sanford? >> You dumb [ __ ] Shut the door. You blind my >> She hit you. >> What? Yeah, she hit me. >> Oh, I didn't see that. >> She whacked me in the face. >> She's tripping. >> I I don't need anything else. Just her ID. >> I'm so sorry about that. >> And she is going to go to jail tonight. >> I already know. Hey. >> Hey, listen to me. >> Do anything. >> Look, we got >> in order for us to figure that out, you need to say anything. Please, we're trying to figure out what >> So, do me a favor. Sit in the car. Wait a second. >> Who dresses like that looks in the mirror and goes, "Yeah, this is it. I'm going out now." >> It's just awful. >> Listen to me. >> If you keep acting like this, I'm going to have to take you for drunk and disorder. Do you understand? >> So, we're going to figure this out. Please let me please. >> What outfits? >> Mama, we're going to figure it out. Okay. >> Sitting in the front seat trying to grab you boy. We got to figure it out. >> No, you stop. Nice job. >> I mean, they were getting in a fight over a guy, so the guy thinks both of them are attractive and there were probably other guys there ready to hit on. >> I just need your information for now. >> Like when I got to the bar, um they they were both like being like subtly disrespectful to each other. >> I didn't do anything now. Like, okay, you see how you were just really calming? No, BECAUSE I LOST MY PURSE. I GOT MY [ __ ] ID IN MY BAG. >> NO, NO. I'm just going to run your ID. >> No, no, no. I'm annoyed. I'm annoyed. >> Hey, >> so you better resist the violence. >> You're not going to play this game like, "Oh, they weren't fighting. They're fighting. They're pulling." No, no, no. Stop. I'm going to stop you guys right now. You guys are >> so much arguing before it happened. All right. >> I was saying they were arguing beforehand. >> Yeah. >> I I think they were fighting over a guy and Katie was yelling, "I don't want your man." Yeah, that's why my hand hurts. [laughter] My hands hurt. >> My hand hurts. I followed my friend. She's there me and lying. >> I said nothing. I said, "What were my parters?" I said nothing. >> I I can't remember if we see the guy or not, but I've got a mental image in my mind of what he looks like. >> What's up? >> Are you going to stay calm if I pull you out of the car? >> Of course. >> Okay. They're going to search you. >> Of course, >> you are going to jail today. Okay. >> I'm going to jail. >> You're going to jail today. >> Why? You getting charger battery on the O and disorderly and talks. >> What? >> Disorderly and talks. >> I need my phone. My phone. I need it. >> Hey, how's it going? >> Good to see you. >> She's going to jail, too. >> They're going to see each other in jail. Okay. Um, you put your feet in. I'm going to move you to the front over there. She's going to search you over there. >> I got cash. I got cash in this stuff. Bomb me out tomorrow morning. >> I got money, [ __ ] I'm not arresting you. >> Who is that? >> That guy. >> Jesus. >> You're getting charged with a big charger. How much? I don't know, but it's battery. >> Stop. Don't even talk. I think y'all getting attentive, you little dick. >> I'm sorry. >> It's all right. I don't take anything personal. >> That's been so nice. >> No, no. Sergeant Pepper Spray is the name of the body cam channel that I got the video from. They're a great channel. Should I [ __ ] be >> I would be nice to her. >> Aren't they friends? >> YEAH. >> NO, IT'S been >> Hello. Hi. >> She's called. >> Come on out. >> You want to search me? >> Yeah. >> All right. My question first. You got anything on your phone sticker? >> Find out. My hand. I'm asking you a serious question. Do you have anything on you? That's >> My hands are in handcuffs. Go ahead and search me, bro. >> All right. Okay. >> Yeah. Drunk men, too. >> We got two ladies who are at a uh some kind of bar fighting over some guy that one of them, I guess, is dating and the other one used to date. >> Is the other appendant getting arrested as well? >> I don't know cuz I wasn't part of the investigation. >> Okay. If if I'm not getting any press uh charges pressing against me, then neither one of us will be getting arrested. So, as long as your body came on, like I said, I'll be out tomorrow. >> That's fine. >> Thank you. >> Watch your knee. Okay, >> I'm good. >> I'm getting arrested for battery. >> Yeah, I guess you hit the officer. >> I'm getting charged with battery on a police officer. >> Mhm. >> Been there, done that. Yeah. >> Take you to the jail. Do you have >> been there? >> She said been there, done that. So, she's assaulted law enforcement before. >> I can't bring you to the jail cuz that's going to be an extra charge. >> Go to jail. >> No, I'm going TO GO THERE. >> I DON'T I'M GOING TO GO TO JAIL. >> NO, I don't want to go. >> I'll add another charge to you. Okay. Don't add another charge to >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> YEAH, EXACTLY. >> Get in the car. >> Come on. >> I don't want to go. >> You want me to add another anything. What do you mean? >> Sit [snorts] down. >> I'M GOING TO GO THERE. >> You don't You're not understanding the part. I have nothing to do with what you're getting charged with. I'm just transporting you to the jail. >> You're talking about I'm like bored of your kidnapping alleg. >> You kidnapped your baby daddy? >> Yeah. That's crazy, right? Can you imagine kidnaps twice your size? That would have made sense. >> That's crazy. You see, you see how much nicer you are when you calm down? >> Cuz when you upset, you mean? >> How is she? >> Yeah, >> she's calm. >> What's she do for you? >> She hit an officer in the face. >> Who she did? >> The new guy. >> I'm going to go home. >> Are you going to behave yourself? >> I don't want to have to add another card. Okay. >> What? >> You're going to jail tonight. >> The question is, ARE YOU GOING TO BE >> WHY? WHY WOULD YOU DO WHAT? You'll have to let them know that you're being like this. >> Why? >> I didn't even fight anybody. >> Listen, you're also going for drunk and disordered. >> I DIDN'T DO MUCH. >> SO, LISTEN. >> Are you going to behave yourself when we get to the girl? >> Of course. >> [ __ ] I didn't do anything. >> Am I going to have to tell them that you're being like this? I have to take you now. Okay. >> That's crazy. >> What the >> Listen, you got to pick better friends. Okay. really wrong. >> Caitlyn was charged with disorderly [music] conduct and disorderly intoxication. She was held on a $1,250 bond. Chassity, no stranger to being arrested, faced the same two charges as Caitlyn, [music] along with resisting an officer with violence and battery on an LEO. Chity was held with no bond due to the felony violence charges against an officer. And here's a little extra tidbit for you. Earlier that night, before the [music] fight broke out, the officer had a strange interaction with a guy who alleged he made himself pass out. >> Am I taking your hat off me real fast? >> Are you okay? >> Yeah, I'm fine. Get your head off. >> I I made my head super red. Too much blood, no oxygen to hold my breath. So, I've done this once or twice before. I was making a joke. I was trying to do mind control on him. So, cuz I just shaved my head bald. So, I'm trying to like do this. >> I bent out, made my head super red. So, no oxygen. I hold my breath. All the blood goes to my head. I made myself pass out. >> So, you made yourself pass out? >> Yeah, it's hard. >> Okay. What? >> Yeah. >> Are you driving? >> No. No. No. No. No. I'm not driving. >> Let's not play those games again. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> Yeah. Yeah. No problem, man. >> So, you know what happens when you do stupid [ __ ] like this, too? >> Good luck between you and the rest of party. >> Yeah. And underage drinking. So, now we're going to be watching you and your underage friends for the rest of the night. Draw attention to yourself. Okay. >> Okay. >> Well, that was a strange little tangent. I like how she was bragging about having bond money and she didn't get a bond, so she had to sit in jail. Her bond money didn't matter. All right. Next, we got a veteran who got drunk and uh all of his emotions came out. And I get, you know, vets come back and they've got PTSD and they've got all kinds of issues, but you you can't get this drunk and then start screaming in a neighborhood. Hey, Ryan. >> No. Where's Cy, bro? Where's Cyrian? I'm the criminal, BRO. NOT THE CRIMINAL. >> NO, I'M THE criminal just cuz you deserve it cuz I [ __ ] >> It started as a disturbance call about a man acting erratically in the middle of the street. At first, it looked like just another routine situation. [music] >> But by the time officers made contact, it was already clear something was seriously off >> because whatever had been happening before they arrived had already pushed things past control. >> Dude, you're such a >> Hey, >> no. Where's Cy, bro? Where's Cy, bro? >> And he did it for no reason. >> You're such a ma'am. Ma'am, >> you just >> I'm fine. >> You guys took my keys and I just wanted to leave and I >> Yeah, I'm not too bad. >> No, I'm the criminal. >> I don't know where my keys went. I've been trying >> Thank you very much. >> You >> No, I think it's a combination of whatever's going on in his head after whatever he did in I guess he was in the army or something. I who knows what demons he brought back and then he drank. >> You bro, where are you? >> I thought you were in my team, dude. Bro, what the help you out? What's What's wrong today? >> WHAT'S WRONG TODAY? >> ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS GO INSIDE. Stay by the car. Oh guys, >> could be start this over you, bro. The girls get the squad. >> Like what the >> I don't know what's going on. >> The girls areing in the squad, bro. And I'm a joke. >> That's what's happening. >> Okay, I I hear lots going on, man. Are you hurt? >> Why the do I get screaming at your face? screaming at me. I don't know what's going on. >> I can't hear you when you're screaming. >> Let's start this over. >> I don't know who she is. I don't know why we're a lot going on today. >> Good to see you. >> Bro, I don't give a >> I had a buddy of mine who I think he did four years in the army and he came back and it took him a while to adjust. >> What you want, dog? Here's me. >> WE HEAR YOU. THERE IS NO FRE OF SPEECH HERE. As I told you, that's a declaration of >> we don't do great either. >> YOU ARE, SIR. >> YOU are a representation of the goddamn red coat. Your coat is black, blue, red. Bro, I sacrifice for you. Would you like to see my scars? I'd love to show you if you shut the and listen. I got a story. >> That's what I'm thinking. >> Ryan Goldmith lives right here. My friend K9 LIVES RIGHT HERE. I AM THE GOOD GUY. HOW LONG DO I HAVE TO scream how I AM THE GOOD GUY? Are we past hours for loudness and a community? Am I breaking a law? >> What? >> I don't know yet. So, I want I want to talk to you though. >> YOU CANNOT HEAR ME. SO, I yell. >> Savage. Can you stop her? She asked who she was with. >> We don't got any of her information. >> Cuz you're screaming at me. >> Well, to be fair, I've changed my schedule again. >> I want you to talk to me. [clears throat] >> No. You're not in trouble. >> No. >> Okay. >> Ryan, can we start? Do you have any weapons on you? >> Yes. Yes, sir. >> What do you have? Don't reach for it. >> No, no, I don't. >> I also make sure you don't have any knives, guns, needles. >> Oh, cuz you do. >> I don't mean to be weird. >> I'm not sure. Oh, it's fine. >> No, I understand. >> You're going through something. >> No, you actually >> No, I had a nightmare that >> can I check if you'd be more comfortable. Yeah. If we just know that you don't have any weapons. know you want to stick your hand up my ass is not a big deal. >> I'm good. I don't need to put it in your I just need to put in >> I already been there. Big hand up your >> He He definitely has something mentally going on, but he's also really drunk. Cocaine. >> They don't care. >> Okay. Can we just check your pockets? >> Keep your hands. They're like >> You ever have cocaine? >> No, they don't care. They forced me to put cocaine in goddamn government. Donald Trump. You told me >> I know a sack bodies. >> Okay. Is your mom sleep? >> Is your mom home? >> They hate me. >> Even the woman with him believed he hadn't done anything wrong. Just someone going through a rough moment, but that didn't last long. >> Off, ma'am. >> Yeah, it's okay. I think he's okay. >> Can I pull up and talk to you before you leave? Just get your >> No, that's okay. I'm just going to need >> You're involved in a domestic. >> No, I'm not. >> She's like, "Nope, >> no, no, you are literally You're here. I'm looking at you. >> I'm not saying that you're like fighting with him, but I'm saying you're here as a witness. You're present. >> No, for sure. I know. I know him way more. And you were you were present during the moment. >> I'm just going to get out of >> Okay. You are not free to leave. >> Why? >> I'm sorry. >> He does eventually calm down once they get him back to the station. And he said he's been to the VA, but doesn't really elaborate. >> Get to that point. I asked you nicely. You're still trying. Stay here. I have to identify. Okay. Thank you. >> Yeah. If he's drunk, he did it. can count. Copy plate. >> Edward Mary 32157. >> Yeah. I just got to get a name. I'm not trying to get you into trouble or nothing like that. >> I just I mean, >> do you know him? Well, >> not really. Like, >> hey, Sophia. Good to see you. Yeah, crazy. >> We understand. >> I mean, he got he got trespassed from the bar you guys were at though, the SWAT place. So, we have to serve him with a trespass for that. And because of some of the comments he made, he'd probably call an ambulance for him. But that's I mean, yeah, he's not like he's not under arrest of arrest cuz he didn't do anything really wrong. He didn't do anything. >> Yeah, I understand. Okay. You have a middle >> um >> and a date of birth for you. >> Say again. >> Really? It's clear. He didn't do anything wrong. He just just losing it. >> Yeah, I understand. We're here to help him. That's That's why nobody showed up. >> Yeah, that's why I'm not going to I'm not going to start making fun of this guy or making too many jokes. >> Didn't tried to hurt him or anything. We're just chatting. >> Please. >> Yeah. Don't >> Please tell him that I said that to, okay? And I just need to go home. Okay. >> Okay. He's a He's a lot. He's a lot. He's been through so much. >> I got you. Don't worry. Yeah. Yeah. We all understand what's going on here. >> Thanks. >> Thanks. >> I'm sorry. >> Good. >> Who cares? No one cares about >> I do, too. >> We do. That's why we're here. >> Okay. Well, I'll tell you the truth. I got to >> Thank you for joining >> with the Dennis Hard. I joined the Seals. It was fun. And then this girl, it doesn't matter, dude. It doesn't matter, bro. How can we help you tonight? >> We want to help you. >> $5. >> For real. How can we help you? >> Like I just want to be your guys' friend, man. I feel bad for Gold. >> Who's Who's the lady? >> It's a friend of mine. I feel bad for her, too, dude. >> Yeah. >> If he's going through a rough time. >> You guys are good now. >> We're okay. She's No, she's super close. >> What's the main problem tonight? >> She's totally one of those ride or die checks, dude. I >> You got the TV at the slops. The TV's turned up. I don't need like alcohol. [snorts] I'm after like more important things here. >> Yeah. >> There's an ambulance coming to talk to you. Okay. >> It's all trouble, dude. >> No, it's all trouble. >> I think the police here did a pretty good job. They They kept their voices low the entire time, even when he was screaming and they eventually got him to calm down. >> Oh, they don't actually care, dude. I took it. >> It's their job to care. I know you don't feel like okay like >> it's their job to care. The Amy's just coming to talk to you. >> I look like I'm like manic and like I have the problem, right? But like the thing is like the military did induce the problem, bro. But I want to talk to you as if like >> you act like that in front of >> I want to talk to you as a friend, bro. Like it's not all about like like you're obsessed with this mental health [ __ ] Like I understand that and I really respect that. But you have to also respect that, bro. How many that >> I want to know that >> I haven't killed anybody. >> Exactly. So shut the up >> and respect me. >> At one point, officers referenced a Facebook post allegedly made by him, one that hinted at possible violence. That alone raised concern about how serious the situation could become. It seemed like things were about to calm down once the ambulance arrived to take him for evaluation. But instead, his behavior escalated again. And from that moment on, everything changed. Completely changed. >> Which one? >> Yeah, I heard. But there's a Facebook post saying that it out. >> She went out. >> You tell me. >> Uh, Fortnite. >> Are you talking about Fortnite? >> I don't know. It was your post. Yeah, >> the video game. >> That is very true. If there's a Facebook post, mention anything to her. >> What? >> I love you. >> Dude, what the >> That's good. What the >> What the >> That's all they That's all they have on screenshot other than just the comments. >> I have no choice. >> I can't. You guys care nothing about it. >> Like you guys don't care about me. You guys are [clears throat] >> You guys are >> Yeah, I've seen some situations like this go south real quick. >> I love you, man. You turned on me, dude. >> You're the one who laid on the ground. Ryan, >> we're going to pull the stretcher on. I don't really want to move him. >> Yeah, >> you're going you're going to go to the hospital. >> All right. >> I know you don't like me. I know you don't like [ __ ] >> I don't remember which one. I played a bunch yesterday during the members only that uh people had sent in. I think I played a couple that you had sent in. >> I know. >> I know you're having a bad night today. >> What' you say? Dude, make my face. >> You deserve it. >> I'm not the only one. >> Because he pushed me. He pushed me, bro. That's not a reason. >> You know, he pushed me. You know, he pushed me. You guys are pushing buttons. Come on, dude. the end of the >> This is This is not America. I fought for and MY FRIENDS FOR MY friends for you, dude. >> Pretty much. And I think they know that. >> I see one. You're one male in custody. >> I love you. >> I love you. Officer grass, bro. >> Like, what the dude is law enforcement? Like, dude, Christian, like what the >> They're trying to figure out, >> bro. Why the think that like I'm a >> What the Was he spitting? >> How stupid are you, >> bro? Christian, dude. >> I thought we were friends, dude. >> Right on, Buck Wild. I'll see you over there. I'll give you guys. >> Oh, perfect. >> Cool. Now we got that. >> Cuz if you the blue line the blue line, the red line. >> You guys got some white. >> Congratulations. Blue line sucks. Those are pieces. >> Like I'm not a criminal. You idiot. WHAT THE I'M TRYING TO TELL YOU. >> OKAY. >> I missed that. >> Tell me I CAN'T WITH A VEHICLE. YOU DON'T GIVE A ABOUT ME CUZ I GOT A DICK. You Christian. Yeah. Cuz I got If I had a You'd be my friend. They >> officers my rifle. Ask her. You know they're all pieces of I hate you. I know. I did it all for you, bro. You >> come around. >> I don't think so. >> Yeah. I have not getting cancer. >> We have just tiny alcohol going down behind me and heard nothing. >> By the next day, he seemed to realize what he had done. But was it real regret or just another act? >> Do you understand our reaction to what we came to? >> Yeah. Sorry. >> Cuz I was just yelling >> because we got the first call for you at the sand dollar slots right there. Uh 34 in Bench Street. You know what I'm talking about? >> Yeah. >> You were there. You had some argument, I assume, with that girl you were with, right? Did I have that right? >> There was some argument between you and somebody and and somebody called 911 at the store or at the slot place. >> No, I think it's an injury. >> So, when we got there, I we assume you guys took off seconds before we got there. They fill out a trespass. We figured that you're gone for the night and then we got the disturbance at your your mom's house and then when we got there, you and that girl were arguing. I don't know about what whether it's relevant or not. She didn't seem interested in talking to us or saying anything. >> Looks like an injury. >> Um, so she took off shortly after that >> and then you had the confrontation with us in the road there. >> I'm so sorry. >> And it could have gone a different way. Like we tried to explain that to you last night that if you had just answered their questions and calmed down and explained to them that you're okay, that everything you said you didn't mean and whatever, they probably would have let you go. But because of everything you were saying, you spit on me. You told officer Christensen you were going to in the head and then you were threatening to fight the medics. >> I didn't mean it like that. I meant like >> How else do you take that saying you're going to shoot somebody in the head? >> I honestly think that was misunderstand misunderstanding. I didn't mean it like that. I didn't mean that. I said >> that's what I think. >> I didn't mean it like that. I would really like what I said, but I didn't mean it. >> You said I'm going to you in the head while you look straight at him. >> I said I'd like to or something probably. >> You said I will. >> And I think this is the real him. >> Right. But you see like you're angry, you're drunk and that state and you're saying it to an officer, they're going to take it seriously. >> I understand. I don't recall saying it though. I'm sorry. >> The questions and explain to the medics that it's a misunderstanding. They probably would have let you go. >> Oh, no. I'm sorry. There's I know someone was sad and I snatched it. I'm sorry. Something something y'all said kind of triggered me and I lost it in my head. >> I think you were triggered before we got there. >> Yeah, exactly. I I was calm. Like I calm down and talk to you. You don't remember something. >> You go through spurts of highs and lows. Like you were super angry and then you come down and apologize and then go back up and back down. >> Okay. But the justice system hasn't treated me fairly. I'm doubt that. >> I have an attempted murder case that is ignored you. You know, none of this would have happened if if the I told Norman about it. But do you think that we had anything directly to do with that? Do you think it was fair to treat us that way? >> Still that technically yeah. Norman could have went and told the judge, "Bro, like I know Norman. I was friends with Norman." >> Okay. But I think Officer Krishna has talked to you about that specific incident in depth that there's ways to take care of it that you're not going about it the right way. >> But but that reaction last night is here nor there because we don't have anything to do with your past cases. We've tried to help you along the way. and that reaction in any sense. We didn't do anything. We responded to a call that we got in that neighborhood. >> I know it's not your fault. I should have I should be talking to lawyers more and stuff like that >> and getting the help that you need. >> Yeah. And if this is him sober, he shouldn't drink at least until he gets his head back. Right. >> Yeah. I talked to the >> because obviously alcohol it doesn't mix well with what's going on with you. If if you're already triggered and then you drink alcohol and can't control your emotions, that's the reaction you're going to get. Like we have to petition you when you say that you're going to kill yourself, you're going to another officer when you spit on us, threaten to fight the medics, all that stuff equals you're going to the hospital. >> Yeah. >> So, you can't do all that and then afterwards say, "I'm joking." Unless it's like, "Okay, let you go. See you later." Like, no. We have to take it seriously. Can't leave you in a residential neighborhood acting like that. >> Because do you remember going to your neighbor's house prior to us showing up? >> I've seen it. >> Which one? I was >> I was in the backyard. >> Goldmith. >> You ran over to his house, pounded on the door. >> I You were yelling some something at them. >> And was he drunk? >> His wife and kids were home and they were scared cuz they don't know you well. >> You might know Ryan, but those the rest of the family doesn't know you. And if you had a strange dude banging on your mom's door at night, don't you think like you'd be worried for her, too? Right. >> So they were scared. So there is another complaint to be signed for disorderly conduct and you will be trespassed from his property. >> Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> Because you disturbed you disturbed their peace. >> Yeah. >> In the end, Ryan Dean was charged with aggravated battery, a felony, and taken into custody before being booked into the Kendall County Jail. And while parts of the report are summarized or left out, the outcome speaks for itself. Once things cross that line, there really wasn't any turning it back. >> All right, that's the end of that one. Now we got uh yeah, now we have the sisters from the thumbnail. They're twin sisters, and they're call I think one of them called the cops on the other one, and she's done it multiple times. Uh accusing her of all kinds of crazy stuff. >> No, there you are. >> Just so you know, this isn't >> I know. Oh, I know. I know. Huh? I'm familiar. >> Hands out the window. Driver, put your hands out the window. >> Driver. >> Driver, put your hands out. There you go. >> And driver, I want you to step out of the car. Nice and easy. Okay. Slowly. >> I think they're both off. >> There you go. >> Sisters with passing. Hey, I didn't tell you to get out of the car. >> I didn't hear you. >> I stay in the car. >> Just do not point a gun. >> I'm not pointing a gun at you. Sit in the car and listen to directions. >> Oh my god. >> Shut your door. Shut your door. We'll call you when we want to call you. >> I didn't hear you. I'm sorry. I honestly didn't hear you. >> And that's why I'm telling you again. >> All right. Now, come out. We're ready for you. >> Yep. Nice and easy with your hands out. Come on. >> Oh my god. This I'm telling you this. >> We'll figure this out. But >> this isn't sister. >> My twin sister. >> Do you have a weapon on you? >> I No. It's concealed in my car. It's all legally allowed. >> I talk to you. Hold on. Hold on. Let's talk. Come over here. >> Yeah. I've got nothing. >> What was the point of going? Hold on. LET'S >> I WAS INVITED OVER TO MY DAD'S house to see him because he was sick. My sister >> your sister called us. >> My sister. Yes. >> Yes. I've got a Can I show you paperwork? >> No. Hold on. No. No. Hold on. Is it Is there a gun in here? Oh, I don't want you going back there. So, hold on. Where's your phone that shows that like you that she called you or text you to come over? >> Hold on. I don't want you going to my purse. >> I'll get it for you. Okay. >> Where's the orange purse? >> I can grab it for you. Yes, sir. >> All right. the the caller does this a lot. She calls on this lady all the time with with nonsense. >> Yeah. Zero here. >> Yeah. And he just said the sister calls all the time calling on uh calling about nonsense. >> Well, I'm paused. Erica, thank you very much. 86. Whoa. Okay. Thank you very much to everyone who subscribed today and thank you for the $2. >> She said there is a CC gun in the car. Uh I'm just getting her ID. She gave me permission to grab her ID. I'm going to hang out with you. >> I'll take it. >> Tell me what happened. >> So, I have a twin sister who I'm getting ready. I've got documents to show you to to explain. >> There has been a police report made on me that supposedly I threatened to kill my sister. We have not spoken. I have two false DCF cases that I've got proof that were closed immediately. I have a Jupiter Police Department call where she called and claimed I tried to I was threatening to kill her. The c the detective called me immediately dropped everything said this is insane charging. >> Yes. It's a retaliation. It's a retaliation because my twin sister me and my four four other siblings are taking her to court to try to get guardianship of my father. >> Okay. >> She invited me to the house to see him. when I showed up, her brother and her husband comes to the door with me and my husband. Okay. And he goes, "Before I let you in this house, uh, I need to know if you've got a gun in your purse." And I went, "Wait, what?" >> And he goes, "I need to know if you've got a gun in your purse." And I said, "First of all, I carry wherever I go." The gun wasn't in my purse. It was in my car. But the point was like, how dare Wait, what? So, right then I knew she's going to try to put me in some kind of weird position to set me up again. She just did this at the hospital. Can you show me the text? >> Yeah, we show you. She did this a [ __ ] week ago, guys, at the hospital. I'm sorry I'm shaking, but my husband never deserve to be even. He's had a speeding ticket once. No, not even a fender bedroom. We don't deserve this, >> Chrissy. Chissy, calm down. Okay, but we're being very nice to you, right? >> Yes, but I'm scared. This I knew she was going to do I said when my husband saw the car, she goes, >> "Oh, God." I go, "No, she would never. She would never." And then sure enough, I'm on the phone with my sister. We're going to court. She doesn't know this yet. We're filing on Monday. All four of our siblings. >> We're going to court Monday. I came in tight. Can you just do this? >> Sure. >> Let me show you. So, >> sorry. >> You live in the farms, right? >> Yeah. >> Remember last time I talked to you, your sister tried to get you in trouble? >> I'm glad there's not a whole lot of drama in my family. Just the normal disagreements from time to time >> for something else. >> They're threatened to kill me. Did you leave me a voicemail? Yes. I thought I'm It's >> Well, listen. You're lucky I'm working today. >> I got to figure this out with your sister because >> listen. No, I'm taking her to court. Listen, >> listen. >> The other one that the caller, she she does this. She [ __ ] >> has her come over to see dad. And then she calls and says, "Oh, she's going to do X, Y, and Z. Come here and kill us." >> But no, she's like she invites her every time. This is the one the level-headed one. The caller is the nut job. >> The caller is the nut job. While on pause, Sallyport, thank you very much for the $10. Congratulate. Yes, thank you. And congratulations to all of you guys for finding me. >> She's going to show me now. I mean, she said she's going to show >> she she has tried to make reports on her sister in the past, and this is the This is the levelheaded one of the two, but anyway, >> let me show you. So, >> sorry. >> You live in the farms, right? >> Yeah. Remember last time I talked to you and your sister tried to get you in trouble for something else >> that threatened to kill me. Did you leave me a voicemail? >> Yeah. And then we call I' got I'm >> Well, listen. You're lucky I'm working today. We got to figure this out with your sister because listen, I'm taking a report here. >> I can't I'm going to delete it on accident. >> Don't delete anything. >> No, please just touch it. I can't daddy. No. Yeah. Michelle and Daddy. So, >> hold on. Let me see. >> Okay. Come here. Here we go. Here we go. >> Today. >> Am I able to see a daddy? He will be, >> she writes from daddy's phone. He will be here. Yes. Are you bringing him lunch? I'll touch base when I'm done. My appointments will go from there. He naps at different times because he eats at 12. So, you'll be bringing him lunch. I'm still on my appointment. I'll text once I'm okay. If I haven't heard back by 12:00, we will feed him. When are you coming? I'm just finishing up my appointment. I'm home now. Is he awake? Yes. He's been waiting for you. We're leaving 5:00 and I was at 10:07. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where are you? He's been waiting and he's getting upset. We're here. What's going on? Is that okay? Okay. All right. Who's Michelle? >> My sister. another one or >> Uhhuh. Can Can I show you the paperwork? I'm submitting your voicemail. First of all, I want to say thank you so much for the bosses. Okay. >> Yeah. But I am submitting your voicemail as evidence in the Don't they don't know this yet. Karen doesn't know it yet, but >> I told y'all this is >> Oh, sorry. It's okay. >> It's in the console. >> All right. No problem. Yeah. So, look. I mean her man, >> her sister invited her over to see dad. Um she said, "Am I able to see dad today?" She goes, "Yes." Uh bringing him lunch, which is friendly. >> I'll touch base when I'm done my appointment and do from go from there. That's her. Now he naps at different times because blah blah blah. He eats at 12. Bringing him lunch, meaning hurry up to get >> I'm still at my appointment. >> Okay, I'll I haven't heard back by 12. >> She wants you to come over. >> And she says, "When are you coming?" And she goes, "I'm here. I'm leaving at 5:00. I'll be here." >> This lady is calling and making this [ __ ] up. And >> I'm going to show the people. I've actually crime in itself. >> Uh the last time she called saying that this one was uh >> going to show up and kill her or something. And she's like, should talk to her. Do you do you believe this to be true of what is you're saying or what's going on? You have to tell us, >> you know, >> well, the thing is if she she's calling and making these accusations that makes this response, >> what she's doing is she's a false arrest of consent. She can't do that 911. >> She called 911 trying to get what she said. >> All right, I'll go over there. >> But if she believe >> Yeah, Bill, if you're talking about the real body cams, I think we did it yesterday during members only. needs this to be true in her own brain. >> She is a little she's a little >> like she was crying last time and everything. >> Ma'am, can we just discuss? Thank you. >> Yeah, just hang out with them right by that truck. >> We can't just assume we know the answers. >> Yeah, she might be >> But she she is a little bit over she was overreactive like last time she was crying and stuff. >> Overreactive is a criminal like you can we can we can arrest on over >> and I and I looked into things and uh obviously it was turned out to be nothing. I can't get it all out but um >> but yeah, she does like this. She thinks her sister is like, you know, trying to the one that's there at the house. They have a nice house on Riverside Drive. >> She has power of attorney over dad, keeping dad away from the rest of the family. >> And uh she's trying harder to do so by like >> getting like um >> uh >> Yeah. Well, she wants to get like restraining orders against this girl or her sister so she can't come near the dad and talk him into like she hasn't this girl hasn't seen her dad in forever, >> right? >> Because this one the other one's keeping her away. But the other one is honestly she believes she's like she'll cry when she calls and like is super nervous. She thinks this one's going to kill her. But this one has never made any threats like that. >> Yeah, she tells me she's high all the time. She's I mean she's not right now. >> I don't see her. >> But I'm going to go over there. I'm going to go talk to her and uh if if uh if there's something to a restaurant. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> As long as >> I'll just say on the radio, but I don't call her crazy person. You want a 53 or >> Yeah. Yeah. Talk about that guy. >> All right. >> Your your flashlight's on. You don't need one of those. >> That thing it still has battery. >> You don't need one of those. >> Money and power. It didn't change. >> Hey, hold on to that. I don't want to lose it. >> I don't want to break it. I don't want to break it either. I I got in trouble for breaking someone else's phone on accident. Yeah. >> I'm trying to get you promoted. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Thanks. >> He's with the other sister. I'm going to go. But but the other sister actually truly believes she's a threat. So it's not like >> No, she doesn't. >> She's just nuts. Your sister's nuts. I'm sorry to say. >> She She does believe it. You're right. At least they're alive, right? >> Yeah. So, >> but she's But none of them have any valid validity or weight to >> I'm going to go over there. >> Hey, do you call? >> And here's here's >> I've been sick as a dog for a week. My dad had pneumonia and then I got it. >> All right. So, real quick, what what happened today? right now. Just now. >> So, my dad's been very, very ill. >> What happened today with your sister just now? >> Uh, she was supposed to come to visit with my dad. >> I don't think we saw the driver. >> He He lives here. Okay. >> And um she's threatened to murder me in the past. So, my husband asked when she came to the door. I was hiding in my bedroom >> and she was carrying a weapon, >> right? >> She said, "Yes, I have a weapon on I have my gun on me." We all know she carries a weapon. >> And he said, "Well, you can't bring that inside my home." >> Okay. >> And she goes, "Don't be ridiculous. I can bring it. I carry it with me everywhere. And he says, "You're not bringing it in >> to my house." >> Sure. >> And she started yelling and screaming how ridiculous. And he and her husband offered to take the bag from her. >> Her husband offered to take the bag. >> Bring it out to the car. Okay. >> And she was like, "This is insane. [ __ ] you." And I heard the screaming. >> Okay. >> And so I I didn't come out. I was I'm terrified. >> Right. Right. Right. >> And um so they took off and I called you guys. >> Okay. >> Yeah. So, so far from what you've told me there there isn't any kind of crime, >> right? But but Jupiter Police Department has told me that every time something like this happens to call you guys. >> Absolutely. I just want to be completely in a crime, >> but she's threatened to shoot me. And so the last detective went over the whole case file and saw all the stuff. >> Yeah. >> And she said, "This is harassment >> and this is scary. Call us." >> So So just so we're we're on the same page, okay? cuz I know I know you're you know it seems like you're a little amped up and and I and and I completely understand >> from what from what you're telling me that she said in the past >> but what you're telling me is that you and your husband gave her permission to come over here to see >> my dad >> and he asked her not to come in with a gun. >> So So she's she's being asked to she she's given permission to come over. So she's coming over. Okay. Um, and then she gets upset because she doesn't you don't want her to carry a weapon inside the home. Understandably. >> Okay. Um, but then they did leave even though she was being very loud about it. Argumentative. >> I'm wondering what the endgame is with this with the crazy one who keeps calling the police. I I wonder what her final goal is and all this. >> It for us. >> Absolutely. That's no problem at all. >> She's already threatened. >> I just want to make sure I have the facts for you. >> You do. She did not commit any crimes. >> Okay. But the the last detective and the attorneys agreed that her pattern because she's also a a massive drug addict >> and um her brain like she thinks the sun is five LED lights and that she is in a war between me the devil and that she's God >> and that um >> she doesn't sound right at all. >> She's completely off. So, they have asked me to call >> and and report when this kind of crazy [ __ ] happens because we're trying to get a a restraining order, but we want to make sure when we go in cuz here's the deal. >> If we don't have enough evidence and it it gets >> Yeah. >> it gets turned down, she's going to take that as a a sign from God that >> Did you say anything crazy today? >> Um, you're not coming inside with a gun. >> Okay. Well, I mean, I wonder if it's some kind of like she wants to get all of the inheritance from the father or or what her deal is. >> And um she said, "Then give this to my dad." And her husband said, "Let me just take the bag. Do you want me just to take the bag?" In other words, put it in the car. Had she come out had she put it out here, we would have been fine. >> All right. I think our our call taker >> Did you ever tell uh the dispatch on the phone that she presented a gun? >> No. All right. So, I think our call taker is new and and it just blew this out of proportion. Like your sister got pulled over with guns pointed at them and everything. Um, thanks. I appreciate that. Thank you. I like those. My kids always ask me to get >> Yeah, they're expensive, but they're good. >> What is it? >> It's hand sanitizer. >> They have like a holder, too. It looks like a little crotch. Oh, yeah. I had to buy sanitizer. >> All right. Well, so we talked to your sister. I am going to document this. It's not going to be like a No one's in trouble. No one's No one >> But I would like you to document it because >> Yeah, it will be. It'll be attached to this address. Okay. >> Yeah. It's going to be one more thing to towards the restraining order because she's made credible threats against my life. Why would she try to bring a gun inside a home? She knows none of us carry guns. >> We don't shoot gun. I've never I haven't shot a gun since I was 10 years old with my dad. >> So, it it makes no sense why she would bring a load gun in our home. Really sad. >> Okay. I'll document it. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Mhm. >> All right, man. >> Thank you very much, guys. Feel better. Have a great day. >> Nice finally meeting you. >> No bother. No bother. So, she called me up to the hospital the other day cuz she said he's in a deep sleep. Made it sound like he was in a coma. So, I go up there. I waved to her. When I get there, she looks scared. And I'm like, "What the fuck?" And my husband was just never says anything. He doesn't want to say anything, but he knew it. He said he knew she was going to do something. We show up. She comes out and she goes, "You're scaring me. Get away from me." And I'm like, "What?" And I'm like, "I'm going to leave." And then her husband's like, "No, you should stay." Okay. And I said, "You guys invited me up here and said you needed a break. Me and my husband were coming to sit with dad. I haven't been permitted to see my father since December." I said, "I was coming to give you a break." She says, "You're not leaving his side. Your abuses have been notated by the by the nurses." >> Jesus Christ, bro. >> You know, >> you know, you can pick your friends. You can't pick your family or your neighbors. >> Yeah. I'm going to reserve my amendment right to shut the [ __ ] up because I know there's nobody here. >> All right, guys. You guys are good. Sorry to meet y'all like this, you know. >> Yeah. Now you know why you acted that way. Right now you can see why I was shaking, buddy. >> Thank you, gentlemen, for your compassion. Make sure shut the [ __ ] up. >> You take care. >> All right. So, nothing happened. No, nobody got arrested. Uh just a little insight into their crazy lives. Next, we got a lady who ran from uh I think she I forgot what I forgot what the initial charge was, but she basically fled from the officer, fled into a restaurant, and then uh was begging, "Oh, please let me go." >> There's somebody pushing the door. Come on. You want us to break the door, or you want to tell her to get the hell out? >> What do you want? >> Give me your hands. >> Give me your hands. Turn around. Give me your hands. On May 18th, 2024, Clearwater police searched a restaurant for a woman who reportedly fled inside. But conflicting accounts soon raised more questions. >> The Clearwater Police Department. >> Did he run? >> Yeah, I found a few new ones. Where'd she go? >> She went that way. >> Yeah. And if he would just tell everybody that's what's happening. >> You guys are all playing that game, huh? >> They're saying she went out the north door. Went down the uh down Tangerine. >> She never went out the north door. Good >> [ __ ] She didn't. >> Yeah. >> There's an officer sitting there the whole time watching. She ain't out there. She never exited. Yeah, >> they all said she went out that door and I said no, she didn't. I think she's inside. I mean, I looked down for maybe a second. >> No, I think she's inside. >> Sorry to hear that. >> That's a good reason. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I I think she snuck into the restaurant. I don't even know if the restaurant staff knows that she's in there. I'm about to go back in. >> Three days a health inspector. >> I got chess AP and steal me. Chef that was in the back said that he uh he goes, "Shit, she didn't run out." >> Well, I just don't want her to run out now. >> Yeah. Oh, want to come in with me? >> I got some people over there. I just want to look at >> Hey, I was trying to make contact with somebody that ran in your store. You're telling me she ran that way and there's been an officer there the whole time. >> Okay. Everybody just told you the same thing though. I'm not the only one telling you that. >> You're the only one. >> I can tell you there's so excited >> because you feel like you ACT LIKE YOU'RE ACCUSING ME OR SOMETHING. >> I ain't accusing you of nothing, man. Relax. I'll make sure somebody's not in your store doing something stupid. Calm down, chef. >> We got to check. All right, >> we got to check the what I'm telling you in here. >> All right, we understand that. All right, I'm trying. >> I used to work in restaurants. That's grease. They they probably have a deep fat fryer somewhere in there and the steam and all the grease goes everywhere. >> Got to run a business and you back with all this pain and [ __ ] I just >> cuz somebody just ran in your back door with some crazy [ __ ] I'm making sure she ain't in here because she did not run out that door. If I was running a business and somebody ran in my business, I'd want to make sure that they weren't in here and I'd let the cops do what they got to do to make sure she's not in here. Simple as that. >> Said that, but I'm saying you got you act like I [laughter] got something to do. >> I never said you had anything to do with it, man. >> No one said you had anything to do with it, man. You were the only one back here when I walked in. That's why I said, "Is she in here?" >> And I know you said she went that way. >> I was I was up here. >> Okay. I didn't know that. I thought >> the corner and I looked and the girl come flying through this [ __ ] >> Okay. >> What I'm saying is there was an officer there the whole time. >> What? I think she's in here. Somebody's >> It is. >> Is she in here? Well, I got >> there. So, I couldn't see. >> Which one? >> Somebody's pushing this door. Somebody's like >> What's that? >> It should be locked. >> Well, there's somebody holding the door. Where's the key to the door? >> It's not locked. >> It ain't locked. >> There's somebody pushing the door. Come on. You want us to break the door or you want to tell her to get the hell out? >> What do you want? >> Give me your hands. There she is. >> Your hands. Turn in your hands. >> What do I do? >> Let go. Let go. >> Stop. Stop. Tell me what I did first. >> Tell me what I did first. >> Tell me what I did. >> Stop playing stupid games right now. >> She's not playing stupid. >> 15. >> What did you put in your pocket? >> Walk. >> What did I do? >> Walk. Bye. >> She wasn't hiding >> in the bathroom. >> Female first service. >> What am I charging? >> We'll talk over here when you decide you want to actually cooperate and act like an adult. >> What? Y'all didn't even tell me. >> I said stop and you rant. Don't give me that [ __ ] >> Stop. I didn't do anything. >> You had a pedestrian violation. >> A pedestrian violation? >> Yeah, you serious? >> Yes, I am. >> Would you stop? What is the possession violation? >> When you cross the road at a at Excuse me. >> Yeah, but the second you ran it because the misdemeanor. >> That's why she ran in the restaurant. >> Yep. >> You saw me and you >> turn around and face the car. >> She's not talking to you like she's your friend. Turn around and face the car. >> Or you go to We're like street to street. You were in the middle and you're doing >> If anything, she flushed in the bathroom right now. >> That's crazy, bro. >> Carmen, look at me. Face me. >> Yeah. Yep. >> Anything hidden on you, you shouldn't have pipes or anything, right, sweetheart? >> No. >> Promise me you have no so petty, bro. >> No, they talking about you bought some dope over there to the house over there. >> No, I ain't buy no [ __ ] dope. >> Who's behind me? >> I'm like, who's behind you? >> Cuz I want to know if I bought the poop. >> Shouldn't have ran. >> You would have had that com. >> Really? He even said somebody ran through the restaurant >> and I went I walked fast. I know. >> You walked fast. [ __ ] >> I didn't run. Okay, so they watched >> you. This is crazy. >> This is the deal. I have to check because they saw something they didn't like over there. Okay. >> Nothing hidden on you anywhere, right? >> No. >> All right. Have a seat for right now then. >> Camera back. I don't want you messing around. Okay. >> Just have a seat right now. >> Have a seat. >> In the car. Turn your legs. Hey, >> where the [ __ ] am I going? >> Hold on. We'll tell you. Close your >> turn your knees. Get in the car. And now they have the camera inside the where we can see her in the back seat and she gets really close. It's kind of uncomfortable >> as of right now. Yeah. >> Hey, bro. Let me ask you something. >> Nope. >> I'll talk to you when I'm ready. >> Oh, it's in progress. >> So, what do you what do you got? Did you find anything? >> I didn't get a chance to go back in the bathroom. She was holding the bathroom door, not wanting us to come in there. >> Okay. So, you're going to the bathroom now? >> If anything, she flushed it. It's She was It's >> I was watching the north side of my >> She never came out. >> [ __ ] come out. I was staring at the door. >> She was wearing that black bag, right? The black grocery bag. >> It's not in there. It's gone. >> All right. >> After being read her rights, Carmen insisted the encounter should have ended with a ticket, but police said her actions had already changed the situation. >> Don't turn your light. >> Yeah. If she hadn't run, she would have gotten a ticket and then she'd be on her way. >> I'm going to read this to you. It's called your Miranda warning. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can or will be used against you in the court of law. Your right to talk to a lawyer and have him present with you while you're being in question. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, won't be appointed to represent you. You can sign any time and exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> Bro, >> do you understand your rights? Do you understand your rights? >> Yes or no? Simple question. >> Yes or no? >> Oh, >> do you understand your rights? Yes or no? >> In order for me to continue talking to you, I have to make sure you understand what I just read to you. >> Who you talking? Do you understand your rights? >> Cuz you're going to go to jail and if they find anything else on you, it's additional charges. And guess what? I can't help you then. I can't help you then. So, do you understand your rights? Yes or no? >> Do you understand? All right. Good conversation. No, it's not. When you go to law school, let me know. Explain. >> So, a pedestrian violation isn't the ticket. Way too close. >> Obstruction is a is a is >> I didn't obstruct anything. >> You're right. I do got to write you a ticket, too. Thank you for reminding me. >> I didn't obstruct anything. Well, when you run from a tra when you run from a cop who says stop. That's called obstruction. >> But you're right. I don't know what I'm >> I don't have any warrants. I don't have you have a warrant. You do have to stop. >> You have to stop for a pedestrian violation. >> But hey, you want to keep going to law school? Let me know how it works out for you. >> I don't want to keep going law school. I [laughter] just want to run, bro. >> You had your chance. >> I didn't even have a chance. >> You ran. That's why >> I didn't run. >> You did. >> Come on, bro. You know, you and I both >> Well, next time don't run. >> I didn't run. >> Simple as that. Don't run. >> You didn't run. >> You did. >> Even the employees in that place said somebody ran in here and ran out the door and then we found you in the bathroom. >> Well, she ran. >> You walked fast. >> Congratulations. You speedwalked fast. >> So, what did I >> My pedestrian violation. >> Who's on first? When I was trying to talk to you, you decided to run and >> you write me tickets. >> I can't hear you. I'm I'm doing what I got to do now. >> I still live at 165. >> I still can't hear you. If you want to talk, you can talk to me like an adult, not like a child. >> I'm not, sir. >> Okay, then. What's your name? Spell your name for me. >> Okay. What's your date of birth? >> Mr. You just write me two tickets. >> No. >> Why not? >> It really is. >> Because you ran and you know you did. That's why you're begging me to write you a freaking ticket. >> Had we just sat there and talked, you probably wouldn't even get >> Well, I suspect that she's probably homeless, so I I'll give her some slack for the bad skin, but please just sit back in your chair. You're right. >> We sat there and talked, you probably wouldn't even gotten a ticket. But what do I know? >> Yeah. >> So, you're going to be You're going to be like this. >> You're going to jail. You decided to play the game you wanted to play. >> Yeah. Just sit. How many times have I got to explain to you? You had a pedestrian violation. You failed to cross the street properly and then you decide to run and hide in Big Jim's barbecue. >> Big Jim. >> I don't know what how else I can explain it to you. That's >> as it gets. I You want me to talk to you? I keep turning the AC down. >> If I have the answer, I'll give it to you. I can't promise I got the answer. >> A pedestrian violation. I've explained it. >> Okay. Wait. No. Just leave. >> Hold on. What's What's a good phone number for you? >> Uh 727268. >> Oh, you got slow 727 >> 268. >> And nobody I I wish they had muted the uh phone number. Nobody call her, please. >> 268 >> 12 >> 12 >> 9 >> 99 Okay. Well, what's your question for me? >> Just original cuz I can't >> When you cross Lel cross MLK, you can walk straight across. You decided, I'm just going to keep walking right out of traffic diagonally, diagonally, diagonally >> to big gyms. Second you see me coming, you decide I'm going to turn into a speed walker. The second I hit my lights, you turned, you looked at me, and you beat feet like you were running. Tell me you didn't because I saw it all. And then they tell me somebody, they weren't willing to say it was you until finally they knew we knew. You ran in there and they go, "Somebody just ran through and then ran out the north door." Whereas I had an officer right here the whole time watching. >> It's in the video. >> Yeah. >> So again, don't play this game. We like, come on. >> I ain't trying to play no [ __ ] getting scared of y'all, bro. >> You ain't got nothing to be scared of. The fact that you ran just shows that you're That's just I I got nothing to say. >> We don't know what I've been doing, bro. >> I don't know you, period. So, you should have ran. You should have just sat there and talked to me. What's >> my point? >> Okay, look, I'm going be straight with you. >> You were going to jail for a misdemeanor. If you got anything tucked up in you, you got to tell me now because the jail will find it and you will get a bigger charge. >> Are you Do you have anything hidden? >> I have nothing on me. >> Okay. They're gonna find it if you do. >> I don't. >> I'm really glad y'all stop me cuz I can't release that. >> I can see everything. >> I stop I stop anybody who crosses this street. If they cross it illegally, I'm going to get out with them. That's all I do. I don't want to see nobody get waffled by a car cuz then that's a whole lot more paperwork that I want to deal with. >> Simple as that. I don't want to see nobody get hit killed >> cuz nobody pays attention to anything no more cuz all they do is look down at their cell phones. >> What if you buy >> you? What? Who? After what we just dealt with. Who are you going to get that from? >> Yeah, I couldn't place the music. >> I like they won't sell to you right now. They know you're hot as hell right now cuz you just got arrested. >> You just got arrested by everybody in front of everybody in the north end. Nobody's selling to you right now. >> Somebody over here could be from somebody on Washington. >> Yeah. So she Yeah, she's on something. And he's saying, "Yeah, none of the dealers who just saw you get chased by the cops, they're not going to sell to you anytime soon." >> Do you think on Washington they didn't hear that you just got arrested for leaving Las? >> I doubt it. >> I guarantee the one dude right there at Big Barbecue, I didn't say a word to him. He goes, "They arrested you cuz you left Lasel." >> Just give me a chance. >> It's something the video instruction. You're This has already been decided. So if you want to get me a buy, you can make contact with me afterwards and I can make this all go away. But you're going today. >> You got the whole police department looking for you at one point now. >> Which me personally, I think whatever you have flushed it, ate it, did something with it. So, >> well, that's your decision. You made that decision. >> But I have I can't get you. >> Well, we're beyond that. >> At least for a week. >> Are you I got to ask why. Family, relative. What? What? >> That's my girl. >> Look, I'm in the middle of an investigation. I need to know. >> That's what I'm saying. >> That's my [ __ ] boyfriend. >> Your girl? How? In what way? >> That's my man. >> That's your girl. Okay. I didn't know if it was friendly or not. Then then you knew she ran through, man. >> I know that. I said I thought she went through. >> Well, your girl's in his head. I never ran out speed. Get through. >> There you go. He even dimed you out. >> Dime. >> The window's open on that side. >> He even knew you ran through. Come on now. >> What am I serious? >> No, you ain't having me having a cigarette. I'll put the window up. >> They want to take you to jail for obstruction regardless. All right. You going to jail for >> Oh, no. She was offering that. She said, "I'll give you a buy." Meaning she'll set up a dealer in the area. And he's like, "No, they just saw you get chased by the police. That's not going to work." >> Okay. Going to call Indian now. >> You already >> I knew what you meant. Stop crying. >> Let me wipe her face, dog. Let me wipe her face. Stop crying. She left out the [ __ ] door. I'm sitting there calling your ass. I >> know. What the [ __ ] bro? You sweating, man. >> I know. >> They say you bought some dope over there on Saturday. >> They watching that [ __ ] >> Oh, but because you ran, they going to charge you with obstruction. >> But I wasn't driving with structure of justice mean. They were trying to investigate and you um and you obstructed him by running. It's legit charge. >> He's right. >> What? >> Ah, that's why I couldn't place it. >> Call man. >> Uh probably like after 10% bond already on [ __ ] bond, man. >> I think so. Now >> then it's going to be probably 500. Unless they decide to no bond her. It's above me. I can't help that. >> It's a misdemeanor, right? >> Yes, sir. >> It's a misdemeanor. >> I know that. >> But if she's out on bond, that's up to them to decide what they want to do. >> It's not crime. It's not crime. It's not crime. >> Just seen all them [ __ ] text you sent me. Them [ __ ] ass text you sent me. No, that [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] funny. That [ __ ] ain't funny. And then when I get I wake up and find out been on Yeah, that what I feel. >> I forgot if they say at the end. >> It's hot in there. Take somewhere [ __ ] cold. So you ain't got to worry about that. >> I know it's not funny. I know. >> I know. But you should have sit your ass down. I went to the store and I went [ __ ] >> I knew when I seen that man hit that corner, I said, "What the [ __ ] Where the hell is she at?" You come through the [ __ ] door. >> I'm going to go call. >> All right. Love you. Give me a kiss. >> Can you stay? Can I stay 27 now? >> Huh? >> No. If you stay where I was at, you would have never went down the street. Don't put that [ __ ] on me, dog. Not put that [ __ ] on me. Straight up. >> Yeah. >> All right. I I didn't. >> But sometimes it's just what they're used to. They don't know any other way. tell you to walk out that door and go around the corner. >> Change isn't comfortable. >> I didn't tell you to walk out that door. Okay. >> You don't want to stay there. >> No, I don't know. I don't think that's a big gym. >> Yeah, but you don't talk to me about it. So, you don't talk to me about it. You You talk about other crazy stupid [ __ ] but not [ __ ] that's really important. You know what I'm saying? [ __ ] that really matters and what affects you. What's the other my >> baby? I damn sure. >> They do and they don't. >> I know you don't want to go. You never want to go. >> Never want to go, but you got to [ __ ] slow down, man. Okay. >> He sounds all right. I don't know. I haven't seen his face, but I wouldn't be in jail anymore. I hope you know that. >> I don't know. for how much piss off you make me >> wouldn't surprise me. >> For real, >> huh? >> What? >> I think he the cop must know that guy or maybe the guy's demeanor. He's like, "Yeah, he's fine as long as you don't try and open the door." >> I do. >> It is. It is odd though. >> Will you get the door to report as well? Oh, I've been distracted. >> Pissed him off running. [ __ ] >> That's called a man. >> I don't know. They They do this in all the videos. >> One of the cops said you bought some crack on some drugs and then when they tried to append your ass, you ran. >> I don't know if that's Big Jim from Big Jim. >> Went over there and did any kind of hand to hand and that's what opened up the investigation. That's what started the investigation. That's why he trying to charge you with just arrest because >> that's exactly what she's afraid of >> because when they in in the process of um >> I don't know I don't know what the relationship is about. What did you have? They don't care. >> Why you not going for them though? >> Huh? >> I'm going for them. >> They need somebody like one of y'all to tell them. >> Yeah. See okay. All right, I think that's uh >> I'm going to skip ahead a little bit in this cuz I think it's just more of the same. >> Then they're going to be like, "Guess what? There ain't no denying that you didn't know about it." >> We'll just skip to the end. >> I'm going to put that on you and the people in the front. Okay. >> It's so hot. >> So, I don't know, but I got bored. I'm trying to tell you in my truck the way I got to do it is if the windows are closed I crank the AC but if you're talking I can't hear words you're saying so it's one of those give or take type scenarios coming I ain't never been out with you before I never dealt with you before >> next time just stop just look I get it >> but if you would have just stopped said what's going on I would said look this is why you cross this is why I'm out with you simple as that we're here right now like this ain't worth all this >> in the end Carmen Shambbley was arrested on a charge of resisting or obstructing an officer without violence she was transported to the county jail for processing while awaiting further court proceedings. >> All right. Well, that's the end of that one. And now I have the last video of the day for me. It is a nude woman down in Florida. I have no idea why she's nude. Uh my first thought when I the first like minute or so, I thought she was mentally ill and I was like, "Ah crap, I'm not going to be able to do this one." Nope, she's not. July 3rd, 2026, at approximately 4:00 a.m. an officer was dispatched in response to reports of a nude woman causing a disturbance. Gabby, I want to go to cereal. Why do I have to walk? God damn it. Take me to Wasalia, please. >> Ma'am, >> I don't have clothes. Give me a drink. >> Where's your Where's your clothes? >> Torn out of me. I don't trust black man prison. Come on, dude. Why would I trust black man prison? Are you kidding me? >> This is very bad. I've been screaming my whole life. I was going to come. >> Hey, relax. >> I want to go to prison. Where are my brothers? That's what I would ask you. Kevin and Lincoln, where are they? Why can't they try? Why do I have to walk there with my shaved feet? >> Yeah, but then you two take down. >> Turn around. Place your hands on your back. >> Yeah, that's what I tell you. >> You could see right away why I thought she was mentally ill. Oh, >> a lot of black guys. I have Turn, turn around, ma'am. >> I want to get a hand off Julian's me. >> This is a white woman. >> I've been trying to get into that for 30 years. Dear God, get me out of here. >> I have one, you know. >> Yes. I don't think I want to walk. I'll do. >> You heard the rooster. >> Tell me I'm black, but you're white. I want to drive home to Jason. >> Okay. Stop. Stop. >> Beach. Turn the other way. Turn away. >> Yeah. What's the big deal? >> That's what I would tell you if I was chasing. I swear to God, I am Joseph looking black. I am >> Come this way. >> I am septic as I got to get to son. >> Please, dear God. >> I don't care what you do to me in your car, cop. I just want to go to the sign. I'm hungry. I need my actual sign. >> And neither of them have social security numbers. >> Bend over and cough. Their names are St. Savage and me to poo. Why her gospel? Charlie with my all kinds down there. >> Get me off to Disteria. I want to go to Simon. Simon Beach. That's all I'm asking you. Where's Simon? And where's Coconut? Where's the Dinky Dock? I'm trying to get to the Dinky Dock. Dingy Dock. Simon Beach. I don't drive through. >> The dingy dock or the dinky dock? I don't know what the hell she's talking about. I'm going to jump through anyways. I don't trust I do not trust I am jumping through that hole. >> See, I don't trust you guys. >> I'm wearing defense mechanism. >> Get me out of here. >> A lot of wild animals do it. >> I don't trust women. I don't trust people. But I can break your windows open, but I will bust out of your car if you don't let me out. >> This is called no air conditioning >> and Martha is what? Dehydrated. That's bad news. Let me out of your car. I'm dehydrated. I need water. There's more water in the humidity than your car. So, I'd rather walk. I'd rather walk because there's more humidity outside. I'm not drunk. That's what I'm trying to tell you. I'm not high. I'm not drunk. That's the problem. I don't cop car. So, please hurry if you're at least going to drive me there. Godamn it. I don't >> I think just so he didn't have to touch anything. He just cuffed her in the front so he didn't have to wrestle with her. >> Give a [ __ ] if I smell bad. I want to go home to a black ice Simon Beach. S I M O N T N. That's all. Get me to my brothers. >> Kevin is white. Sam is black. Also is Lincoln. See, we don't claim the last name. God damn it. It's eight digits. Get me home. I don't want night. That's what Bob Marley would tell you cuz I call my son. >> Oh, a lot of things. >> Get me home. I will swim home this way. I don't I mean it would nice if you let me open when you got me out of your car. But I will take open not homeopen. I will get home to either way. I can I can dog paddle. And my titty milk is potent as my tits are so >> I'm saying I'm talking in Athena because I talk all the time about that. Just ask. >> Please, dear God, I will talk more if we don't drive quicker. I'm going to get out. Why can't we drive? Where's your black card if you're not black? Get me out of here. Ah, black ice trees. >> Where's Jake? God damn it. J A K E S he will you get me out of here. Where's the handle? >> Yep. >> Big time. >> I will. I want air. I want air. And I want black men in prison to take me home to Simon Beach. I'm trying to get >> You love black men in prison. >> Where is this black man? Why isn't to Simon Beach? >> Simon Beach. No. Claiming a nation. S I M O N T O N. Everyone will tell you that. Spell it. I spoke to Russell Bing Senior and I said, "Get me out of my hell." He said, "I'll burn the car cuz you got there in 2014." And I shut the [ __ ] up. >> Oh, this is all police crime scene alive. So, get me out of MY SOCIAL SECURITY OUT. GET me out, MOTHER. ARE YOU AMERICAN? How old are you? Seriously, [laughter] I went out. I want to go home. Where's your phone? The American. >> She doesn't scream. He just does this. I'm just waiting for the officer that's got you in his car to get out. >> Well, he's not. He's a [ __ ] if I'm not wearing a seat belt. I don't really give a about seat belts, but I'll show you how to put one on, mother. And then I'll take No, I don't even trust America. They try to kill me when I put those on. How you going to put those on? >> Sounds good, man. >> I am smart, motherucker. >> I am the most wanted woman in America. Goddamn it. Get me out of your house. >> Sure. Sure. Sure. >> Why can't I crawl out of prison right now? >> I don't give a [ __ ] if I smell bad. Get me out of here. White man, get me out of here, WHITE MAN. GET ME OUT OF HERE, white man. Can I not break this car? >> Calm down, white lady. >> I wouldn't recommend it. >> WELL, GET ME OUT OF BLACK MAN PRISON. WHERE'S MY BLACK man driver? Can you drive this car? Goddamn it. >> He'll be back in a minute. Where's my black man? >> I don't know. Not in this car. It smells like that means get me out. >> Yeah. What is she smoking? >> Get me out. It smells like That's what black men taught me. Get me out. >> So, what were you getting into tonight? I want to go HOME TO A CYBER DIAMOND that I don't even know what day it is. >> I used to party a lot in my 20s and most of my 30s. I never got like this though. >> God damn it. >> Probably about birthday. Get me out of this. >> I got one side. I can't get the other. That's what I want to know. Where's my other side? >> I think she just has a fetish. >> Don't do that. >> You're going to get my black. >> You don't want to do that. Well, I'm a black man driver. I DON'T TRUST WHITE PEOPLE. >> HEY, sister 104. Can you come back outside? >> I take that back. That last comment. She doesn't. Okay. Yeah, maybe you were right. >> Seriously, you want a Ford window for me to crack open? Get me out, white man. Get out. >> Put that hand in there. Put that hand in there. >> Put that hand in there. >> Where's my driver? >> Want my driver? Godamn it. I don't give a [ __ ] what color you want. I want my driver. >> You're a smart lady. >> I waste a lot of years doing it. >> Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. Get me out. I don't give a [ __ ] what my hands are. Get me out. I will behave if you get me out of my prison. >> She's all slippery. >> I don't how I have to get out. You know I know how to punch, right? Get me out. Get me out. They are >> calm down. Get out. >> Calm down. >> Good boy. Give me a black man driver. I want black man driver. Get me out from black man driving. That's all I'm telling you. I want to go home. Godamn it. Get me out of here. >> The officer's name is Christina. Make sure you stay in there with my guy. >> Batman driver, get me out of here to home. Get me out of my black man driver. Fix my black man. >> They tell you you can't move. >> Get me my test five. You put >> Yes. God damn it. >> Probably want to. I'm not going to listen to you [ __ ] cuz I don't trust you. >> I am free. Go home. I'm going to go to prison. Where am I? I'm the only woman that lives there. So get ME TO MY BLACK MAN PRISON. There's a lot of angry white men looking for you guys. I WILL SHUT THE UP IF YOU GET IN THE CAR AND DRIVE ME. God damn it. Do you want me to masturbate first? Cuz I will if that's what it takes. >> Get me out of your prison. >> I want to drive. Why can't I drive? >> Get me out of your prison. At least get me out of the car. >> We're just going to hang out there for a little bit. >> No, there's my black man driver. >> You're going to be all right. >> No, I smell like >> That's mean to do to somebody. >> You'll be all right. No, I smell like Get me out of my dust chamber. THAT'S FROM POLY AND RICH. GOD DAMN IT. They're going to come out there to pull you to death. Get me out of here. You don't know about the motheruckers. They are scary as I love this. God damn it. Get me home. >> I think so. >> This one they'll probably tell their wives. >> Get me home into my man. Drive me somewhere and get me out of this. That's all I'm saying. I don't give a where it is. It can be right out THE DOOR. I'LL DRIVE. Then I will trust your wife. Why would I not if I can't get out of your car? >> That seems very unfair. Would it not be? I don't [clears throat] want to you. I want you to go home to your wife. >> And I will if I can't go home to my And they're all men. >> We all live on Syria. So drop me off at Simon Beach. >> Yeah. >> Or anywhere near there. Or just let me out of your car here. That would be easier. Well, get me out of your car. >> Where's Wayne? [laughter] I want crazy with that stuff. >> Where are these? Why are they not going out? Can you just drive around them, please? That would be easier than listening to me. Why can't we drive around these? Are they not white? Are you white? YES, YOU ARE. LET ME OUT. I WANT to go out. Everybody, cop car. Give me water. Water. I don't want to hide my [ __ ] Open the door. >> I don't think she's all that aware of her surroundings right now. >> I'm not going to hurt anyone. I just want to get out so I can breathe water. This is no water in here. I can tell. I need to breathe the air vapor. If you're not getting me water, god damn it. Get me out of my own hell. Do you want me to open the office door? Get me out. Get me out. God damn it. Get me out. It's a white man. Get me out of black man prison before I have to click this plexiglass here cuz I will get me out. Out. [screaming] No contraband. You can reach all my I have no contraband. I want to get home to prison. >> We can bring her up. Not a woman. Get me out. I'm not a woman. Women have to godamn it. I'm in Florida. Get me out. >> I DON'T TRUST YOU. >> HEY, get out. Get out. >> Stop. Face face. Face it in. >> I don't give a [ __ ] Stop. Stop. >> Get me out. >> Slapping around here. I just want out. Can you open the door? Can you let me out? My phone. >> Oh yeah. I >> promise you. Can you open this, please? One of my friends walk table. >> No. >> All right, I'll >> face the corner. >> Okay, I'll walk up. >> Face the corner. >> Why are adult female cuffed in the front? >> Good boy. Give me your way. Trust me. >> No. Can you just uh let me up so I can bring her >> Stop. >> Nope. Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> I think they did. >> I don't want to hear anything. Stop. Face the corner. >> Can you get that uh information out of my event? Face the corner. >> Oh, social security guard. >> It's on my front as a as a medical clearance sheet. >> If they can get >> Face the corner. Face the corner. >> Face the corner. I don't want to hear any of that. >> No. This is way above my pay grade. >> Face the corner. Face the corner. >> Face the corner. >> Definitely. >> Face the corner. >> Get me out of black prison. I'm pregnant. I don't give a [ __ ] about myself. >> Get me out. Do you need me to punch me in the stomach to prove it? Do you need to fist me, black man? I will do it. Get me out of your prison. Look, I don't give a if I have dead children out of prison. >> I'm blind. Where are my dead children? >> She's beating up my car. >> Get me out prison then. Can I get out? >> Hey, she's kicking my car. She's beating stuff up. >> Kill your car. Open the door at >> Get in the car. >> Open the door. >> I don't believe it. kicking and spitting all over my car. Then I got to >> the door. I'm >> I need [ __ ] I need to get back to a s. Get me out of your prison. You really want me? Cuz I will. If you don't let me out, god damn it. Let me out. Open the air conditioning door. >> Get me out. You want me to put the seat belt on? I will. >> Hey, come on. Let's go. >> I want out. God damn it. >> Yes. I don't give a [ __ ] I think they just didn't want to wait with her out of the car, so they put her back in the car and then when the jail's ready now, they can just take her straight in. >> [ __ ] Open my cuffs. >> Get me out of here. I don't give a [ __ ] where I go. >> Punch out everyone in the poo if you don't give me coffee. So, I hope it's home to Assyria. Get me home to my real people. The poo doesn't give me enough coffee. I ain't going to poo. >> You're not. You're not. You're not >> out. Out of prison. >> Good. No. No. >> If she was mentally ill, then yeah, if we were laughing, we may we maybe would go to hell. But she's not mentally ill. >> Face in the corner. >> We can laugh. >> Face in the corner. Face in the corner. >> I'm blind. >> Honestly, bro, I'm good. >> I'm blind right now. >> I saw that one. >> Face face in the corner. >> Okay, Kevin. My brothers will have coffee and or food right now. Give me at least coffee and food. If you do this, ass do it all day long. I'm eating a coffee and boobs. I'm not going to goamnam it. >> I'm blind. Where's my prison? Where's my prison? I'm blind. >> You're not going to prison jail. >> Where's my prison? I'm blind. [laughter] Where's my prison? I'm blind. >> I love the look on the officer's face when elevator doors open. They're like, "Uh, okay." That's what we're dealing with. >> The shorts. >> What are you going to do? >> We're going to get on. I do too. >> Hey, Anderson. Anderson, >> can you come stay here while two reports to do? >> The woman was charged with disorderly intoxication and public indecency. >> All right, and that's that for the show. Uh, I've got set up to go to Shane's Dumb Criminals. If you've never been over there, you're in for a treat. Go over, check him out, say hello. Thank you to all the new subscribers. Thank you to everyone who gifted memberships and gave super chats. Thank you to everyone coming by. And again, mods, thank you very much for taking care of both chats. And I will be back here at some point tomorrow afternoon. I'll I have to go to physical therapy around lunchtime. So, might be like 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, but I'll be back. Uh just keep an eye out for notifications. Say hey to Shane, and I'll see you all tomorrow. Bye. >> [music]