Heat. Heat. [music] [music] Heat. Heat. [music] >> [music] >> Happy Monday, everybody. All right, we have got a whole bunch of videos. I found a bunch of short ones. So, uh, usually I'd get like six to eight in. I've got 10 today. Uh, the usual stuff. DUIs, people resisting arrests, not wanting to cooperate, wanting to make things worse for themselves. I even got, what do I have? No, just one airport video. Hopefully Parson shows up because he loves the airport videos. Uh, let's see. Yeah, I'm just going to get started with the first video because I got a lot of them. Um, I forgot what this one. Oh, uh, this guy. Jeez. He reports that one of his friends stole his firearm and the officer's like, "Okay, I'll go over and check it out." And he just, he can't control himself. Uh, I don't want to spoil too much. >> Number 20th, 2025. Officers were dispatched following a report of a stolen firearm. >> You involved in all this stuff? >> No, I called you. >> Oh, you called me? >> Yes, sir. I don't know what he's yelling at. You just said you're harassing dude. >> What? Hey, Harry. >> I'm not sure what the he's got going on. >> Do you know him? >> No, not at all. That's not who the I call, but >> Oh, okay. >> And what's going on today? You said your buddy stole your gun or something. >> Uh, yeah. So, we >> Where do you stay at? Right here. >> No, I don't stay here. This is my dad's house. I My It's a lot. I guess I'm going to lay on you. But my girlfriend broke up with me today. >> What's her name? It doesn't matter. >> But I took my weapons from the house obviously because they're mine. >> Okay. and they're all registered to you and everything like that. >> Of course, I have my Ford. I can show you and everything. Well, actually, I can't because they have my book bag. But, so I went to my friend's house. I put my guns in his safe and they were going over to somebody's house and I I literally did not even know. But they took both of my guns. >> Okay. >> Without me knowing. And so they said that they're not giving them back. And I told them, I'm going to call the police like, "You're not going to just have my guns." That makes zero sense. They can't do that. >> So you So I They told me something about a safe. Were they in a safe? >> Yes, they were in a safe. She knew the code or you or >> No, it it just stays at the same I mean this is like my best friend. Okay. >> Like that's why I wasn't telling names and [ __ ] I'm not trying to be weird or anything, but he I told them not to bring the guns and they brought the guns and without me knowing. >> Mhm. >> And so [ __ ] started to hit the fan. There was some guy that was going to come over and they were going to get in a fight, whatever. And I told them, well, they asked for my guns and I told them, "You're not going to have my guns to go fight somebody like that. It's not happening." They're like under my name. Everything is valid. I have Floyd. I have and >> and they took them anyways. >> And they took them anyways. >> I need to know their names. I need to know their names. >> I'll give you their address. I won't give you names, bro. >> Well, uh here's here's where I'm at. If somebody stole stole your guns, >> they're right up the street. You can go. I'll show you where they live. I'm not going to tell you names, though. That's just my respect to my friends. I'm sorry. >> Okay. So, if you here here's where I'm at. If you >> right across the street from visitation, you know who it is. He's been in trouble multiple times. I'm not I'm really not sure if >> you probably are sure who it is because he's been caught for a a big thing in private. >> I've only been on since January. I don't know a whole lot of people's names, but that's fine. I just >> Jeffrey and Augustine. >> Do you want to press charges against him for having your >> I don't want to press charges. No, >> but he's a felon >> my [ __ ] back. No, I don't. Not that I know of. I just want my things back. >> Was there any So, anything else other than the There was money in there. They take your money. >> No, I have my money. There's money in my bag. Okay. >> But I mean, they have everything. I have my bag, my coat, my car keys, my car is parked in front of their house, my gun, four mags. There's two regular mags. >> What's the address over there? Do you know it? >> I don't know the address. >> Can I just ride with you, bro? >> No, we're not going to do that because I don't want to cause any problems. I >> I I won't I won't get out the car. >> I know, but especially cuz they have guns and stuff like that there, bro. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Got guns, too. >> I know. I'm just saying there's there's no reason to take it there cuz what I can do >> I don't want to get amped up. I just I just want to see. >> Do you just want your stuff back is what you want? >> Yes, man. I just walked in and he just has the gun like this right in my face with with one loaded. Man, there's one in the head. >> That's That's why I don't want you going back over there. >> No, I just want to see the car. I just want to see the reaction when he's sitting in the back of your car. >> I'm not going to do that. Probably actually going to call a couple other people and then we're going to go. >> I know. So, let me ride. >> So, you're starting to get kind of a flavor of where this is going. [laughter] He wants to be there and watch him get busted and dragged out in handcuffs >> with you. This is man. >> We're not going to do that. I know it is. >> I'm going to walk. I mean, I I >> Okay, that's fine. I'm just saying I >> Just let me ride with you. >> It'll go smoother. It'll go >> I will sit in the back. Just let me ride with you. >> Give me Give me a quick second. I'm going to make a phone call. >> Sit in the back. You can cuff me, bro. >> You're fine. We'll We'll figure that out in a second. I'm going to go >> see the reaction because this is absolutely ridiculous. He just told me he loved me 30 minutes before he stole my gun and just going to shoot me in the face. >> Okay. All right. >> I just want to see the >> I'll be right back with you. I'm going to make some phone calls, man. >> No, I get it. All right. Listen, we a a couple of us are going to go over there. Um >> I'm going to leave. That's that's fine. If you do that, you do that. But I'm just saying there's no reason to risk anything cuz if he gets aggravated and they got firearms, I don't want you to be in the middle of >> scared. I mean, you won't let me sit in the back of your car. >> I'm not going to do that because I'm not going to take the liability of having you in the back of my car when we're going somewhere that there's loaded weapons. That's fine. It's right down the street. If you want to go over there, I can't stop you. But we're going to head over that way. Okay. All right. Hey, >> how's it going? Just It is. Okay. How's it going? You got uh he was having trouble over the weekend. >> Uh Augustine. >> Yes, I am. >> Okay. Are they here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you talk? Let me talk. >> Okay. >> Just wait. >> Hi. There's this guy behind you. What's he doing? >> Yeah. Nice. >> Man, I don't want to flare him up or go hang out with >> He just couldn't resist staying away. >> Yeah, they was they was ripping outside, but this guy got a pistol. He want to kill everybody, so he said, "Take the pistol away." Okay. >> Who's got the pistol? >> My We got it here. >> Okay, hold on. >> He want to play with the gun and I don't like it. >> What's going on, dude? >> So, >> oh, he was threatening to use it. >> So, where's where's this gun at first and foremost? So, uh, who called you guys? >> He did. >> Coleman Steran. >> Who? >> Yeah. >> Who is the one? Yeah. >> Shan called you guys. >> Yeah. What's it? What's going on, man? >> So, Coleman Sherman called you guys. >> So, he's drunk and he said, >> you're drunk. >> That's all right. We'll we'll figure it. We'll hash it out. You What's your name, man? Back there. >> He had a gun >> on him, right? and he was talking about shooting people or something. >> So, we took the gun from him. He had two of them. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> And I grabbed one and I threw one at him and we took off. >> Don't Don't grab the gun, please. >> No, they're not They're not going to grab it. >> They're not going to grab it. Okay. >> They're not going to >> here real quick. What's What's your name, brother? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Uh his name don't matter. His name don't matter. He He not in it. >> Oh, what's your name? >> My name's Augustine Sher. >> Augustine. Okay. Well, there's another name that got brought up. Are you Sorry, one sec. Are you Jeffrey? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, he he said something about your name, too. So, I need you to come out here and talk to us, too, if that's fine. And who's the firearm belong to? Who is it? >> Uh uh I guess Coleman Sherman, >> we took it from him. So, >> so we took it from him because he was drunk and he was talking about shooting people. >> Dude, he doesn't know how to use him. >> Calm down. >> No, you calm down. Tell your dog to shut the up. >> What are you talking? Please calm down. Tell your dog to shut the >> Please calm down. >> Then take me to where I'm going, bro. They stole my gun. Why am I in cuffs? >> I know. And I'm trying to handle. >> I hope this is all been on body. >> This is >> And they cut out a little bit of a some part of it, but I guess he's in cuffs now. I'm assuming he kept interfering. >> Every bad word you're saying, >> I'll take you to court. Yeah. >> Every bad word. >> Look how you're acting. >> What are you, Jewish? Huh? Shut the up, dude. >> You call me black Jewish. You said everything mean >> what? What? >> Oh my god. The words you said hurt my feelings. You're a cop. >> Nothing hurts my feelings. >> Then why did you just say that? You've called me all the words in the book. >> I did. Cuz you're saying all kinds of uh hateful remarks and remarks. You're a dude. >> Come on. >> Yeah. Stupid dog. >> Take me. Give me a cigarette or something. Bro, >> we're dealing with this cuz these people are uh not good. So, I'm going to make sure that this goes well first. So, >> dude, they stole my gun. You should have already known they're not good. What are you talking about? You're a >> They should have never hired you. You're a dumbass. Yeah, I'm actually the sergeant right now. So you keep talking. >> You're what? >> Actually, uh I've been >> You're a You're a You're doing You don't You're Don't >> That's what you're doing. Stumbling over your words. Look at >> I'm not I'm trying not to be mean to you cuz I understand you're upset in the situation. >> Hey, dude. I don't give a if you're mean to me. >> Yeah, you are. >> You're like one of the biggest ones I've ever seen. Dude, >> I'm one of the biggest. Literally. The ones who talk the most are literally the biggest and you are. >> Show me. >> What are you talking about? You're sitting there, right? You're in cuffs. I'm not. So, take a seat. I don't give a Take a seat and quit getting out of my car. Turn around before I literally have problems. Take a seat. You going to touch my neck? Take a seat. You going to touch my neck? Look at you, dude. Take a seat. >> Look at you. You can't even do anything. That's all on body cam right there. Take a seat. That's all on body cam right there. You get mad. You get mad. You can't even do anything. >> You tired telling you to take a seat. I'm little as hell. You can't do anything. Take >> I'm little as hell. You just need me in the balls. >> You can't do anything. I told you to take a seat and sit in the car. I'm tired of dealing with you. >> Stop touching me, bro. >> No, you're literally going to walk with me. You're toast. You're toast. >> I'm toast. You're getting my face. >> Why are you grabbing my underwear? What? >> We're going to the car. >> Just took my glasses off, >> dude. I don't give a [ __ ] I'm tired. I'm tired of you sitting here. Get in my face, >> idiot, bro. What are you doing? >> You're under rescue. >> I'm not dealing with you. You're not going to talk [ __ ] Get in my face. You're going to jail, dude. >> Stole my gun. >> Looks like you're under arrest is what it looks like. I'm I'm literally not doing that. >> Just leave me in the hole. >> Correct. You're not going to get up and until you sit in the car, you're not going to get my face. >> I didn't get your face. >> No, you're big and bad. Keep being big and bad. >> I'm not doing anything. >> You're going to be big and bad. Stick to it. >> Right. I'm Jew. >> Yeah. >> I love it. Keep >> Why are you cranking on my wrist like that? What the are you doing? What the is going on here? I'm not going to sit here and do what the is going on. >> You're not going to grab my hand. You're not going to crank my wrist. Hello. You're not twisted. I was walking. You're not walking. >> You were right there with me. You saw me walking. I said I was >> Hey, remember? Now I paused it here. Look at his face. Does that look like a big bad tough guy like he was like 30 seconds ago? No, he's scared. He's got the adrenaline pumped. >> I'm not doing that. >> Dude, what the >> You think you're going to run the show? You grab my hand. We're going to walk. >> I did not grab your hand. >> I cannot. It's all on camera. >> I know it is, buddy. I'm toast. >> I'm not. >> You're literally getting over right now. They stole my gun. >> Correct. >> What the >> I'm dealing with the guy who's not right now. >> You going to get up and walk? >> I was complaining. >> You're not going to grab my hand. You going to get up and walk? >> I did not grab your hand. >> Oh, you didn't. You were holding >> my grandmother. I did not grab your hand. >> You stand, man. >> Dude, you're the problem. >> I I haven't done anything, dude. I My [ __ ] is stolen. I'm so Why are you cranking on me like that? >> Check me, brother. I have nothing. >> Yeah. Why, >> bro? >> What? That doesn't even make sense. >> It does. >> You're a little boy, bro. >> Yep. You've already said everything. >> Yeah. I hope you think about it. You Your ugly, >> right? Okay. Now you're talking [ __ ] again in the car. Every time you get out on me, bro. >> That's not the thing. >> Can you go pick my glasses up that you clunchch off my >> ch? You're going to jail for a beta battery. I'm not dealing with it. >> Aggravated battery. [laughter] >> Have a good night. >> So, the story they gave us, which they seemed like they were being pretty truthful, was he they were driving in a vehicle. He pulled out a gun and said he was going to shoot people and stuff. They took the gun from him and then he had another gun that got thrown out the window and they don't know where I think they because they don't want to get him in trouble or whatever. But I'm going to go back there try and see what's happened. But apparently there's another gun floating around somewhere. >> That was in his pocket. I'll try to No, this was the the the mom gave me this keys. That was Those are extra rounds then. >> These are his Okay, we'll uh >> I'll put that in the passenger. All right, real quick. Be quiet. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say against you in a court of law, you have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him or her present with you while you being question. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be a to represent you before any question. If you wish, you can decide at any time to exercise these rights and answer and not answer any questions. >> What am I being arrested for? Aggravated battery. >> Aggravated battery. >> Yep. >> Officer recorded. >> Second. Second thing is this other aggravated battery. I don't know. He grabbed his hand. He said you were holding my hand. I don't know. That That'll probably get >> You have two firearms, right? >> Yep. >> Okay. Where's the other one at? >> Don't worry about it. >> Okay. Is it at your res? >> It's my gun, buddy. I have void. Shut the >> You want to make sure that it's >> Dude, shut the up. >> Yep. I'm going to seat belt him and then uh we'll go. >> Okay. We got to buckle you then we're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to take it right back off. >> Okay. Well, it's got to stay on and starting. >> I'm going to take it right back. >> Okay. Do you want me to strap you in here with the strap? That's other option. I'm serious. I will strap you from your legs to your feet and your head. I will strap >> does not suck your I know it. >> Your does not suck your >> uh because I want to put a seat belt on you or >> Why are they muting wife? I don't give a [ __ ] about none of that, bro. Just put it on. If you're going to strap me in, be weird. Do it. >> I have to do that. >> Dude, shut the up trying to be nice all of a sudden. You're a weirdo. Now you're on camera. >> Okay. I've been nice to being a No, you have not been nice to me at all. >> We sitting at the car and I said, "Why are you doing this?" And then you're like, [snorts] >> "You're shut the up. Shut the No, you're trying to be calm, but you're saying weird things. You called me a It's all on record. You called me a talking about >> You're toast the entire time. I'm taking you to court. I hope you know that. >> I know. And you're going to lose. You're super drunk and you threw a gun out. >> I'm not drunk and I didn't throw any gun out. >> Okay. >> What are you talking about? How would I have >> You want to do a PBT test right now? See how drunk you are? >> A PBT to be drunk, bub. I haven't drank. >> You told me no three times, though. >> So, you told me no. >> Two smear, bub. >> No, you said you haven't drank whole time. Now, >> that's not what I said. >> Okay. I'm going to take >> I'm allowed to drink, too. I haven't been driving, so you sound like So, you're wrong. >> Public intoxication. >> Yeah. So, you're wrong, dude. I just got my gun stolen by in the front right >> obstructing and aggravated battery. That's what you're getting. >> So, we're going to go to the PD, go up there, and then you're going to go to Henry County Jail tonight. >> So, that's you got to keep seat belt on. If it goes different, I'm strapped from your legs here strapped to there. Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I'm the man was charged with aggravated battery of a peace officer, public intoxication, and obstruction. His FOID card was also revoked due to the altercation and statements he made in the presence of his friends. Oh, no. So, he doesn't have his FOY card anymore. No more No more firearms for him. All right, we're going to move on to the next lady. Uh, this lady, she's actually, I'd give her credit. She's really good at making up excuses. She comes up with a whole bunch on the fly during this. >> Did this woman have every excuse imaginable for why she couldn't go to jail? >> 113 headquarters traffic stop. I do have a cop slapping somebody. Not today, though. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? I'm officer Davis, Chelsea Police Department. Reason for the stop is you don't have any uh tag lights back there. And then uh when I got behind you, you decided to speed up. >> I'm sorry. Look, can I see for you? >> Can you see for me? >> Yeah. Can I like look? Oh, not right now. Right now, we're going to stay in the car. >> You said No, hold on. You said I had new tide lights, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Do you have your driver's license, your insurance, and your registration? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Can you get those? >> Yeah. Can I look >> at what? >> I want to reach. >> Yeah. Go. >> Turn the radio off. >> Get what you need to get. >> I get a copyright strike. Jeez. >> Where you coming from tonight? And my mom >> at She had a heart attack. >> Mhm. >> Street. I don't know. >> Seventh Street. >> Yeah. And I went um to the bar with my brother. >> You went to the bar with your brother. >> How much did you drink at the bar? >> [ __ ] drink. >> A drink. >> A drink. >> I really did. >> My mom. >> That's not true. That's all. >> Do you have your insurance? >> Yeah. >> Find your insurance for me. >> I don't want to move. >> Late for fine. Look, >> I really don't want to hurt. >> Seriously. >> Okay. I need you to >> I don't want to move. >> Cindy, relax. >> Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> I am not here to hurt you. >> I know you're not. >> Okay. >> I'm doing good. >> Turn your music down for right now. Find your insurance for me. >> Finally. Thank you, officer. >> Yeah. What did I just say? I'm I'm telling you to do things. Do those things. You are no danger right now. >> Okay. >> You find those things and I'll be right back with you. >> He's from the government. He's here to help. >> Don't leave. >> I'm going to be right here. >> Don't leave right now. Don't leave me. Let me do it right now. Don't leave. >> Yeah. The officer's just going to take off. >> Don't leave. >> Where you Where are you heading to tonight? >> My house. >> Where's that at? >> Write me tickets. >> She lives right there. >> Hey. Hey, dude. I work ating um Oh my god. >> Oh, not >> your insurance. >> Oh my god. That's my job. >> I know that's your job. >> Okay. Oh my god. >> What does that have to do with anything? >> It's in here. I'm sorry. I don't want to move too much so that you don't shoot me. >> I'm not going to shoot you. >> Okay. God, my insurance is in here. You're You're more than welcome to get it. I swear to God, you're more than welcome to get it. >> What? >> Okay, you get it. Just hang out for me for a second. Okay. Oh my god, you're really Please don't do this to me. >> Don't do what to you. >> Don't do what? Ask for your insurance. >> Don't do what? >> I know you are. Hang tight. >> I I was on the other side. You conversated with her. See, smell. >> Oh, >> I can't smell anything. >> Okay. They can't smell alcohol. >> Extremely extremely emotional. Let me go home. >> Let me go home. >> Cindy, >> just let me go home. >> I need you to relax. Okay. >> Can you please let me go home? >> Why? Why are you Why are you so worked up right now? >> Yeah. >> Because I just want to go home. >> I lost two German Shepherds right now. >> That's what I lost dogs. >> Okay. Well, >> I do have sympathy for that. You know, I know what it's like to lose a pet. >> That's why I'm riding around. Okay. Well, your story's changed up multiple times here. Okay. >> Okay. >> I need you to >> Yeah. >> I need you to be straight with me here. All right. >> All I'm doing is my German Shepherd. His name is Charlie. >> Mhm. >> Please don't hurt him. >> Why would we? >> What? >> He's like He's a He's a really good guy. He won't do nothing. He won't bite y'all. >> I'm not I'm not >> Is your dog here? >> Dog biting me. >> Let [snorts] me Can I see your eyes real quick? I have one right here because I had the head. >> Mhm. >> Right here. >> Gotcha. Okay. How much did you say you had at the bar? >> I had a drink. >> Mhm. >> A drink. >> A drink. >> How much? >> About to go home. I'm on the phone. Please don't do this to me. >> Cindy, how much? >> Don't do this to me. >> What What kind of drink was it? [snorts] >> I don't know. My cousin gave it to me. She was like, "Um, I don't know." >> And you're going home, right? Yes, sir. >> Maybe she lost two and still has one. >> Right down the road. >> How long ago did you have that drink? >> My god, it's been like an hour and a half, 2 hours. >> Hour and a half, 2 hours. Where'd you have the drink at? >> I'm out there. Mustard Avenue. What is it called? Mustard Avenue. >> I ate a hamburger. >> They're the best hamburgers in town. >> I like it. Please don't do this. >> Who? >> My son is disabled. [crying] >> Cindy, >> I work I literally work at >> I work at the place down there on Second Street. >> The place I work at the place. >> Cindy, I need you to gather yourself a little bit. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> I don't know about that either, Matt. >> Do you have anybody who can drive your car? >> No. No. Okay. >> I have nobody. My >> dad died. >> All right. [laughter] >> Sorry to hear that, fam. >> You care. Step out for me here and I'm going to check your eyes. Okay. >> I don't believe you're going through. >> I'm going to check your eyes and I'm going to see if I believe that you're good enough to to operate this vehicle. >> I don't want to operate it. I would rather you just operate here and let me go home. >> Okay. Well, >> I'll walk. >> Why is that? Do you feel you're not safe to operate the vehicle? No, because you just scared me. >> How did I scare you? I haven't I didn't jump out of the bushes or nothing. >> She has a peg leg. >> No spleen. >> Did I jump out of these bushes and say boo at you? I mean, I know it's Halloween. I know I ugly, [laughter] but >> No, you're not. >> I ain't that scary. >> You're not leg. >> All right, Cindy. Come on. Step out here for me real quick. I'm going to look at your eyeballs. As long as your eyes are good with me, then you >> Welcome, Karator. Okay. >> All right. We're going to walk back to the front of my car here. >> Oh, she'll fill it up. care if I check your eyes. >> Sure. >> Okay. I know you said you got an issue with the your left one, right? >> And menration. >> No, this one right here because >> Yeah, that's your left one. >> So, do you have issues seeing out of that one? >> Yeah. >> Are you supposed to wear glasses? >> She has two glasses. >> No, I just got in a bad car wreck. >> Okay. >> Um March 20th. >> Car wreck. >> Go ahead. >> March 20th. This is November 1st. >> Do whatever you guys got to do. Can you see this right here? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. What I want you to do is we're going to stand up here where it's even. Okay. >> So, put your feet together for me. All right. Your arms down to your side. >> And CR, good to see you. >> Then you're going to look with your head right like this. Okay. You're going to Can you see this right here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. You're going to follow this with your eyes and your eyes only. Do you understand? >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay. Do you want to go through the remainder of the field soiety testing? >> I don't know what you guys are trying to do to me. >> Okay. Well, just >> I wanted to shut your eyes and and see if >> you were >> I was hurt in a car wreck recently. I'm trying to tell you like I can't do what you want me to do. >> Okay. All right. So, um >> like straight up. I swear to God like I have a disabled son. Like I cannot do what you want. right here. We're We're worried about you, not your disabled son. >> I'm right around the corner from where I live. >> Okay. And I understand that >> you said that. >> Left turn. >> Yeah. >> I gather that you are not far from Renick Avenue, but right now >> we need to see if you are good to be operating a vehicle. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> She's not good. So, >> do you want to >> submit to the remainder of testing? I want you to make sure I make it home. >> That's all I want you to do. >> Do you want >> That's what they want to do. Make sure you get it home. >> Okay. Do you want to submit to the remainder of field sobriety test? >> What? So if I do that, then it's going to be a walk and turn and a one leg stand. And if you pass those and you >> are good, then >> are you really doing that? >> Then you're on your way. >> You're really doing that and do that. >> Put you through field test. Yeah. I mean, I can smell alcohol. >> Tell them what it is. Okay, then alcohol in your breath. >> Let's do this. >> Okay, >> that's weird. >> What's weird? >> It is so weird. >> Doing this to me. >> Not really. >> No, it is really. >> Yes, it is because I told you my situation. >> Okay. Your situation has nothing to do with the fact that >> I know >> you've got alcohol. Disabled son. Dad died. >> Now you're saying I got alcohol in my breath. >> That's weird. Okay, Cindy, quit being arguable. >> Catherine, thank you very much for the $2. We made it to 7,000. Thank you to everyone who's subscribed. I appreciate that. >> Can't do any of the fields testing. >> No, I didn't say I couldn't do it. I just said that my kill tendon. >> What we could do is we could just >> I didn't say I couldn't do that. You're you're failed. >> Come on. Let's do whatever. >> Come on, son. >> Quit arguing. I'm not. >> You are. You're You're getting >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry, sir. >> I'm so sorry. >> Okay. So, if you are not comfortable walking, >> No, I'll do it. >> Will you let me finish talking first? >> Otherwise, I'm just >> Can I Can I lean? >> Yeah, lean if you want. >> So, >> and I just added an emoji for the members. >> Is leaning is lean. You got to shut [snorts] your mouth for two seconds. So I can explain >> now. >> I'm trying to explain this to you. >> Chevy status is valid. 33y old. >> Is your injury going to prevent you from walking? >> Probably. >> Okay. Is it going to prevent you from standing on one leg? >> Attended cut in half. Yes or no question. Cut in half. She doesn't even have >> You want to submit to a breath test? >> No. >> Okay. Do you want to submit to a urine? >> Nope. >> Okay. All right. Go ahead and turn around for me. >> Yes, sir. At this point in time, you're being placed under arrest for suspicion of OVI. >> You have the right to remain silent. We will be here in the court of law. You have the right to an attorney. You cannot afford one. Want to be appointed to you. >> You understand your rights? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. >> Thank you very much, Leslie, for the $2. >> We're going to take a seat in my car. I'm going to have to read you a a form. On that form, >> you're going to be asked again if you want to. >> No, I don't. Promise I would not got nothing on me, guys. >> That's fine. >> I mean, overall >> my um arm over here is >> I'm really short right here. >> You what? [clears throat] >> My killies. >> She's not behaving horribly. >> This leg and then my arm right here. >> Um I believe it was a tag light out which that's most of these videos. Thank you, Carolyn. >> 113 headquarters, female 21. >> Uh, no. >> Divide that in half. Move the decimal. >> There is nothing in my car. They're digging in my car. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> I like Can you guys have my car? Like, my family lives right here. Like, can you please leave my car here? I can't afford it. And food. I can't afford that food. >> Can't afford that amp. >> You do that. >> I'm a little boy. Hey, man. >> Huh? >> I don't do [ __ ] for you. Hey, you know where I work at? I work at that place on Second Street. >> Who doesn't know the name of the business they work at? She keeps saying I work at the place, you know, over there on Seventh Street. >> That's what y'all do. >> Y'all get everybody but the people you need to get. >> Well, I mean, >> it's on you. >> You're not driving a vehicle drunk. It's uh >> No, I'm not drunk. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you're right. >> But at least you didn't get a car. >> Are you threatening me? >> No, you are. >> What are you going to do? You pull me over? >> No, I can just add more charges. >> I did pull you over, >> Adam. Adam. >> Is her name Adam? >> Stop. Calm down. >> Okay, Adam. >> His name's Adam. Adam. >> Okay, Adam. >> All right, say that back so I know. >> 7408. >> I don't know. I didn't see the side of the car. I don't know where this is. >> You're going to have court on Monday for this. >> That's a good point, Bill. >> Yeah. Why are we still here? >> I already told you that. cuz we haven't left. >> Huh? >> I got everything. >> I got everything. You're recording. >> Yeah, I know. >> Take it. >> You wipe your face off. >> Put your hand back behind your back >> here. You broke that. >> I didn't break it. I just put them. >> Yeah, you did. You broke this arm. >> I broke your arm. You >> just like won that. >> Oh, yeah. >> How did I break your arm? >> You did. Look right here sometime disabled. >> Okay. >> That is disabled. >> Calm down. >> All right, Cindy. I need you to listen to me. Okay. If >> Oh my god. You're going to take my kid from me. >> I don't have anything to do with your phone. >> You are. You are. >> Ohio State, guys. >> No, I'm not. I'm not child protected. >> You are. I'm looking. You >> I'm not the one who decided to drink and drive tonight. >> Your fault. You're right. [laughter] >> Yes, sir. >> It's the officer's fault. She drove drunk. >> I'm really sorry for being >> Well, >> that's fine. >> Yeah, you guys are. You're pieces of [ __ ] >> Oh, stop. >> Don't worry. >> I don't care what you do. >> Don't get nasty. >> Go ahead and do it, buddy. >> Okay. >> What y'all do? Cracker. >> Are you calling me racist names now? >> Yes, you are. You're racist. >> You're the one. You're a racist. You ditch it. I heard you. GO GET IT. GO BACK TO where you got to take me to. You racist. >> WHAT? >> Go and go. >> Why are you still sitting here? GO AND STOP TALKING to me. Go. You racist. You're a racist. >> No, they're going to to your kids go to school one day and see that like my >> I hope his kids go to school one day. Could be those Buckeyes. >> Now she's calmed down. Okay, good. >> Look. >> What she doing? She got her phone. >> What? >> Is that me? >> Stupid. Look, you're looking, dummy. Go. Pull in. Made you wait for the garage. >> Oh dear. Here. Let me put the cuffs back on. Let me put the cuffs back on. >> You just getting drunker as this goes on. >> Watch. >> Watch when they come in. Watch. I got you by your balls. >> Watch us. >> Don't you open these doors. >> Why? >> The last two one are full. Oh, can't see with the uh night vision. >> Come on. Let >> go with the rock. >> You really do me like that. >> Yeah. >> I didn't do anything. >> No, you are. You are. You're sitting here. If you're sitting back here, you're sitting back here. >> It's not personal. You want to call me? >> Get out. >> Get out. >> Why are you pulling me in? >> Because you're not going to sit back there. >> I am. My arm's right there. >> Threatened me and everything else that you're doing back there. >> They sort of sort of threatened. >> You've been mean to me the whole time. >> I've been nothing but cordial with you >> since we stopped. >> Stand right there. Do not move. >> I think this is Chilico. >> The woman was arrested and charged with DUI. Drop your opinion in the comments and hit like and subscribe for more videos. >> See, the officer was nice. didn't charge her for the sort of threats. They weren't really threats. All right. Uh, next we got a guy who was trespassed from a store. Didn't seem to understand that being trespassed means you can't come back. Benjamin Aet. And today we're finding out how his run-ins with police went from a pretty simple trespassing call to a full-on chase. It all started Friday, May 2nd, 2025 at around 5:00 p.m. when St. Charles police were called to [music] major loss prevention told officers Benjamin had already been banned from the store since September. [music] Apparently, he decided to come back anyway. And while he was there, they say he was pulling the security device off a [music] $200 Nebo power bank. But here's where things get interesting. Before officers even got inside, dispatch was telling them Benjamin had three outstanding warrants. Two out of Illinois counties and another from the Wisconsin Department of [music] Corrections. So, watch how quickly this turns into a chase through the store. >> Hey, man. >> Three warrants. >> What's going on? Um, do you know you trespass from this property? >> Say what? >> You trespass from this property last year. >> Uh, I'm buying I'm buying things. >> You trespass. That means you're not allowed in this property. >> I didn't know that. >> Yes, you are. trespass or September. >> Okay. So, like >> means means you can't be here. >> Okay. So, you got to just leave. >> He works on printers. >> Yeah. You got to come. >> Yeah. Uh >> I got to come with you. >> Yes. >> Really? >> Mhm. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> You going to be like that? >> This is not me, man. >> You're going to do me like that? You're going to treat me like that? >> I completely understand that payment. >> I did. Look. >> No. Can I pay? Can I pay or not? >> No. Just leave it right now. So, here's the thing. We just don't decide. >> Leave then. I mean like like like >> No, you had to come with us. So here's the thing. >> I got to come. >> It gets worse. So here's the weird thing. >> Really? >> We don't decide to just come here and just bother you. We got to call. That's why we here. >> Who who called you? >> Okay. So >> no, come on, man. Like like like that's first of all, that's profiling. Profiling. Profiling. [laughter] Yes, it is profiling. How do you know my name is profiling? >> My name is not Ben. >> You're a fan from the store. Is my name Ben? I know who you are. >> No, you don't know who I am. No, you don't. >> My name's not Ben. It's Benjamin. >> So then I don't need you guys with me. >> No. >> No. But you had to come with us. You had to go with us. >> You're in the custody right now because you Yes, >> I'm in custody right now. >> Oh, there he goes. >> We need the Benny Hill music. >> Yep. Off to the races. This is a massive store. I've never been to a Meyer. It just goes on forever in every direction. Yes. Which he acquired over several years. this way >> or my banjos. >> I wouldn't be able to find anything in here. >> This looks like a nightmare to shop in. >> Oh, customers are helping. >> Hey, Linder. You left the He left. Oh no. Yeah, that's ridiculous. You fit like three Home Depots in there. >> Stay [laughter] right there. >> Oh, there he is. >> Trying to kidnap me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Kidnapped. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Kidnapped. Roll over. >> On your stomach. >> Over. >> ON YOUR STOMACH. >> I'M TRYING. >> YEAH. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> I'd be exhausted. >> I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Other. >> Give me your other hand. >> You just ran a mile. >> Stand back. >> Well, I'd like to know what's going on. >> I can't breathe. >> What does it look like? >> He's underrest. >> What's going on here? >> One more unit. >> Take my money. I just sprinted for five minutes. I can't breathe. >> What's going on? >> Step back. I will tell you. >> We don't have bogus, dude. >> Oh, they're bogus. >> Hey, do you break my wrist, dude? >> Dude, you dude, >> GET OFF OF MY BACK. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> YEAH, YOU CAN'T. >> YOU'RE SCREAMING. >> Stop hiding. >> I can't breathe. >> His knee is like gently placed on his back. >> Dude, he's trespassing the store. He's got two warrants. That's why he's under arrest. >> Yes. >> Yes, I did. Cuz he's running from us. >> So, yes, I grab. >> Dude, you guys are bogus. >> He works at the place. >> Dragon 1335. We got a subject in custody. >> Just kidnapped me in this >> girl. Hold on. It ain't cool when it happens to you. >> Yep. >> Leave it there. Let go of it. LEAVE IT THERE. >> LET GO OF IT. >> GIVE IT TO MY MY >> I'll give it to you. >> No, I want >> Let go of it. Let go of the money. Let go your money. We will give it to him. >> Hey, they're going to smash my head money. robbery. >> His friend's still standing there like, "What's going on?" >> Just step back. Step back. I don't know how many TIMES I GOT TO TELL YOU. >> Step back. >> Hold him down. >> Uh, 5 days a week, Leland, >> I'm going to be off tomorrow. >> You guys do my You going to break my leg? Break my leg. Come on. >> Yeah, they're going to break your leg. STAND UP. THAT UP. >> MOTHER, what's up? >> And u me. >> What's up? >> Oh, come on. >> We had a I had a video last week where a lady jammed she wedged her feet underneath the car. He's doing the same thing. You're going to break my leg and pull it out from under the car. >> Smash me then. Smash me then. >> What's up? Huh? >> What's up, man? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. >> What's up? >> What's up, mom? >> Just drag him. >> You, dude. Hey, Ma. >> Don't worry, they're going to take you back home. >> You were too. >> I'm chasing you down. You do the same thing, mother. >> Get the >> Why does the sound keep dropping? >> Hey, tell him my [screaming] arm. >> Tell him let go my arm. Just relax. >> Tell him to let go of my arm. Don't touch me. Well, it happens. >> You want, bro? >> After a long run, I always got to pee. >> Timothy rocks. Thank you very much for the $5 super chat. >> You like You like this? Let me GIVE MY DAMN MY MONEY. >> I WILL IF YOU let me give my damn money. >> We'll get there, sir. Ziggy, how you doing? >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I have to. My cat's got to go to the vet. I need a haircut. >> Your dad's looking at you. >> Release the money so we can give it to him. Do you want to tell him, sir? >> Let my dad grab the money. >> I'll I'll grab it. >> Okay, go ahead. Grab it. >> I got it. >> All right. He's got it. >> Okay. Get out of here, Dad. >> Did you take his property from the car? >> Next time, please don't touch it. >> Oh, yeah. >> Oh, I didn't hear you. >> No, I'm not kidding. It's fine. >> N man. Yeah, I think it's his dad. >> I was looking at my store. >> His dad's got to know his criminal history. >> Hey, Mike. >> You good? >> Yeah, >> that's true. Wix, I desperately need all of them. >> I drive right past you guys. I >> cars. >> I don't know. Yeah. >> They said he's got warrants in uh what was it? Ohio and uh Wiscon stuff. >> Yeah. >> Hey, look what he had. >> Oh, yeah. >> Nice. >> That's his phone. >> Yeah. >> I need to make friends with some local cops. >> Maybe they can get me out of a ticket. >> What was that involved? >> Nothing. He was there. >> He hopped in dad's passenger side. >> No, wait till you get home. Tell him because he's a dulster. So just respect us and let us just do our job. He he will get a phone call. He will call you and let you know what's the first thing. That's his phone. >> I don't know. His face is all blurry. >> Do you want these two knives? He was on him. >> Ah, Illinois. Timmy two shoes. Thank you very much for being a member for three months. >> This phone just keep with him. Okay, let's just go talk to >> good. >> Are you good? You're grabbing your shoulder. You all right? >> Let's go talk to him and then we can just call it. >> Heard his shoulder, >> huh? >> What happened? >> So, he was talking to us >> here. A minute. Let's go over here. >> Yeah. >> Hey, Trish. >> So, we will let him know. >> At the end of it all, Benjamin C. Odet, 33, who was listed as homeless in St. Charles, was taken into custody and transported to the Kain County Judicial Center. He faced two charges under Illinois law, resisting or obstructing a peace officer causing injury, a felony approved by the Kain County State's Attorney's Office, and criminal trespass to real property after receiving notice. And on top of that, he was also held on all three outstanding warrants. >> All right. Hopefully he uh with three outstanding warrants and his criminal history, hopefully he is out of circulation for a while. All right, next we got a lady, another lady who was pulled over for her tag lights being out. She calls her family to show up at the scene and [snorts] it turns out just how you expect. >> Real bad. >> Okay, but I just went how many streets? >> We just went one street. >> One street. >> We just went one street across this stop sign right here. >> There's multiple streets that we just went south on on this street. Okay. >> Is officer Devil working? >> No. >> Please stay in the vehicle. >> Sorry, I didn't start it. >> After viewing a car run the stop sign, officers initiate lights and sirens to pull it over, but it continues to drive until it reaches a house and then it pulls into the driveway. Don't worry. She's not going to resist. >> You back out for a second, please. >> She's just trying to make it home. >> I don't know why she's doing that. >> Stay in the car. >> Stay in the car. Get back in the car. >> My bad. >> What do you mean you're bad? >> Get in the car. >> Windows wasn't down. So, I'm going to drop >> Get in the car. How was the window not down? You were pointing at the >> This window. >> Get back in the car, please. >> You have your driver's license. Get back in the car, please. >> I'm at the car, sir. I don't have a driver's license. >> Get your hands out of your pocket. You just asked me for a driver's license. >> Keep your hands out of your pockets. >> Okay. >> Okay. That doesn't actually make sense. Give me your driver's license. Keep your hands out of your pocket. Well, which one? >> Come over. >> Put your hands up. Don't move. >> I'm not going to tell you again. >> Okay. >> Do you want to be detained? >> Citizens arrest. >> You just asked me for a driver's license. I reached in my pocket to pull out whatever I had in there and that was a problem. Where is your driver's license? Good to see you. >> Trying to get it out of her pockets when she's telling you. >> Where's your driver? >> I don't have it. >> You don't have it now. >> I reached in my pocket to pull something out. He told me, "Don't don't reach in your pocket." I don't have it. >> I don't have my license. >> Do you live here? Are your mom? >> Yes, I'm okay. Do you mind standing over there? >> No. For what? >> Because the law says you have to be 25 >> when you have tape up. >> R I S H A. >> It's 25 ft. It's called the Halo. >> And this is your current address. >> Yep. >> For future reference, when you hear lights and sirens, you're supposed to pull off immediately. Okay. It's not coming back home. >> I was right there. Right now, you could technically be arrested for failure. >> Okay, but I just went how many streets? >> We just went one street. >> One street. >> We just went one street across this side right there. >> There's multiple streets that we just went south on on this street. Okay. >> Yeah, it's not a big deal. >> Is official working? >> No, >> please stay in the vehicle. >> She's She's over there recording. It's going to be riveting footage. >> You're more than welcome to report. You just give us a few more. >> The law is over 25 ft. >> It's 15. >> 25 ft. >> Traffic stop. >> I don't know why he pulled me over for He didn't say anything. He just put the lights on. >> So license suspended? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I hate getting pulled. >> That's why she wanted to get the car on. >> License suspended at a stop sign. But who stop? Who would stop an officer? some partners in the car. But I could answer your question if you have. >> Why he stopped me? >> I'm sorry. >> Why did he stop me? >> So you said he rode the stop sign multiple times back there. And then >> that is such a lie. And >> you asked. So I'm trying to explain to you. >> My bad. >> All right. And then you failed to obey. So when he lit your car up putting the lights in the >> he traveled all the way from 300 Northwest 11th Avenue all the way to that >> I'm trying to explain to her why she stopped. I asked you to >> Oh, stop. Now, mama's saying it's it's a common thing that they use that they just say you ran a stop sign. >> Step 25 ft away. You still haven't done that. >> Um, >> it's up to you. I mean, I think she at least needs like a MTA or court date for her license. >> I'm due to get pulled over. >> Really not understanding. >> Do me a favor. Put your hands behind your back. Okay. >> For what? >> Your license is suspended. Put your hands behind your back. >> Suspended license. >> Back off. Everybody, do not pull away. Ma'am, you're gonna go to jail. >> Don't for the phone. >> Now you're going to jail. To jail for obstruction. It's really simple. It's really simple. You follow orders. It's that simple. It's >> not that serious. >> It's not that serious. Right. So, we asked you to do something. Grandma 25 ft. >> That's that simple. Follow orders. >> [ __ ] pulling away. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Back up. >> Count. Count to your feet, bro. Count your feet. >> Yes, I will. Ma'am, everybody on camera. >> One, two. Two feet. Please. >> Don't touch my [ __ ] bro. >> Your lights in my eye. >> In my eye, too. >> Not in your eyes. >> Back the [ __ ] up. Don't count your [ __ ] face. >> You back up, [ __ ] [ __ ] you. You back up. >> Okay. It's that simple. >> What are you doing this for? They doing the absolute most. >> Yeah. And your foot's in the car. >> So, what the [ __ ] they got to do with my hands being behind my back? >> That's fine. Back up. >> Move, [ __ ] >> I got the [ __ ] and this. Hey, come back up. >> They got to do with my hands being behind my back. Grandma, do you see him? Mama, do you see them? No, this one right here. >> Still trying to put you in handcuffs because you're not listening. Put your hands behind your back. >> Ain't over there. >> Big bird ass [ __ ] I know you. [laughter] >> My man is still a >> Okay, that was funny. Big bird ass [ __ ] That was funny. >> Why are you making this so difficult? Just put your hands behind your back, man. >> Why don't we like that? >> Why are you making this so difficult? >> Why y'all making it hard? Y'all don't do men like that. >> Ma'am, please move. >> Ain't no ma'am, please. That went out the window already. 25 ft ago. And I moved back. She's being compliant. You cannot aring your arm is her right now. >> Behind my damn back. Here they go with the [ __ ] >> They're always doing this [ __ ] >> Stop saying it's not their first time. YOU CAN SEE ME RIGHT THERE. >> Come on. Let's go over here. >> No, you need to stop. >> Yeah. >> How? >> Yeah, I got >> That's our car right now. We're probably towing it. >> That's not hers. That's at the resident. >> Yes, we can. >> Can you call her in this car? body. >> This is so ridiculous. And >> ma'am, look at me. >> You was literally just staring over. You was in the car with him back. >> Were you in the car with him? >> Why you going into >> You just told me to watch my back. It's like, what the are you car? >> They would have only needed one officer, maybe two, as back for writing the ticket. But then the whole family showed up and started recording and getting close to the stop. So now more units have to be there. >> That's why. Come here. Step up. Lean up against the car. Make sure you don't get hit. That's all. That's all I'm asking. Okay, that's it. I'll explain to you. You were upset >> because Yeah, I'm trying to explain. >> It was I was not upset. I was sitting. I was chilling. Y'all were upset. >> You're not upset. >> I know he upset. He was literally just staring me down while I was sitting in the car. Did you stop me, sir? >> Watch your back. >> D ising pulling people. They ain't telling them why they stopping them. THEN THEY SIT THERE FUNKY ass over here like they got someing authority about absolutely nothing. >> Do you want me to tell you why I stopped? >> You should have told me when you stop. >> Well, I had to tell you. >> He said it like five times. You rolled a stop sign. >> Get back in the vehicle. >> No, you didn't. >> Listen, I'm not going to sit here and argue with you. We had multiple interfactions over us in the vehicle. Your tag lights are out and you stopped ahead of the stop bar. Okay. We're not going to continue the head of the stop bar. >> Did you hear the first part? Your tag lights out. Do you want to go look at that? And that's why that's why he's >> we already tried to have a conversation with you and you're not listening. >> We're not talking to her. She's just >> going to argue about everything. >> But this mother over here, man, it's not hard. I don't know why you're making this difficult. >> Cuz y'alling make it difficult. >> You're making up. >> Oh, well. Abby, >> are we not showing up? >> I don't think so. >> Huh? Just leave it. >> It's up to you. I would You could search it for her. >> It's cold. >> That's fine. That's fine. Okay. I understand that. But we still get to finish our investigation. >> Go finish our Come on. >> Okay. But we've asked you multiple times. 25 ft. Like, please can you just step back for us, please? >> I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Back up. Back up. Down. I'm telling grandma to back up cuz this [ __ ] acting crazy. >> You going in handcuffs? >> It's okay. And I'm already in handcuffs. So hard. >> Where's the Yeah. >> Sergeant? >> Sergeant's right behind me. >> Who's the sergeant? >> They might do it. >> Step two left. >> Who's the sergeant? >> Can I get sergeant? >> I am right here. >> You are the sergeant? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And you are aware why he pulled me over? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And you were in the car with him? Yes, ma'am. >> So, you see me roll through stop signs and roll over the damn thing. And that's >> Oh, I saw I know for a fact that you have an equipment violation. So, can you please >> Oh, the in Florida they have something called the halo law where on a traffic stop they they can tell citizens to stand 25 ft back. It's for officer safety. >> You want to just call a female to the station? I'm sorry. I thought you were >> I'll do it. Yeah. Yeah, I'll do it. We'll meet you back there. >> Yeah, they're people. Yes, ma'am. What can I do for you? >> I wanted a sergeant for her. >> Yeah. What's that? >> Where's the lady officer? Is the lady officer? >> The lady is going to meet her at the station. >> The lady I want the lady. What can I do for you? >> I wanted to talk for her. You talk to mom. >> I'm sorry. >> You talk to mom. >> You said I requested it for her. I just said that. >> Okay. >> What? >> So, do you need anything? >> Okay. Whatever. >> Yes, ma'am. What can I do for you? Listen, let me call you back. Excuse me. >> Yes, ma'am. >> I'm listening. >> What do you need? >> You asked for a sergeant. >> She asked for a sergeant. The sergeant comes over and says, "How can I help you?" Oh, I'm listening. >> Okay. So, I wanted to know >> how First of all, your camera on? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. So, this is my thing. >> This not y'all first time. This not the second time. Y'all pulling people over talking about they ran a stop sign. How is it that one of the officers said she ran three stop signs and then the other one that was the reporting the one that was supposed to be stopping her said she >> sat on the cross there's several violations one of them are showing you right now there are no tag lights on the vehicle at all okay >> but that wasn't a reason why he stopped >> it is there were many reasons she he gave her all the reasons okay yes he did say that she ran a stop sign may have run a stop sign as well. >> She on the stop sign. >> Why would she attract people to But go ahead. Go ahead with your story. >> You're asking me. >> Missouri. I do 5 days a week. Normally, it's Thursday through Monday at 2:00 p.m. Eastern. This week, I'm adding a Wednesday show. So, it'll be Wednesday through Monday. >> You're trying to get me to to validate the stop. They gave you multiple violations. >> Registered owner of the vehicle's license is suspended. So, that that alone is a reason to stop the vehicle. Okay. >> I'm calling mama. Is there anything else that I can help you with? >> Yes. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Anything else I can help? >> I don't know. Anything else? I need to pick my daughter up. >> She's getting charged with construction and her license suspension. >> Okay. >> Okay. Uh, who's the owner of the car? Are they >> That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> No, we have to release it to the owner only. >> She >> Okay. We need we we can only release the car to the owner. >> But she's she's here. I dropped her off at work. >> Can you call her or something or give give us proof that the owner is here cuz we can't we can't just leave a vehicle here. >> She lived here. I'm driving the car. >> You're not understanding what I'm saying. We can only release the vehicle to the owner or if the owner gives us permission to leave the vehicle with somebody else. Now, if they would just calmly explain what they're trying to say, they're trying to say they can get the owner on the phone and the owner can give permission for the car to stay there, but they're so amped up that they're not making any sense. The officer doesn't understand what she's trying to say. >> She's on the phone. >> I'm I'm trying to be as cordial as possible. >> She's on the phone. She's at work. I told you I dropped her off at work. >> She's on the phone. I pick her up. >> Okay. What's your name? Excuse me. >> What's your name? >> Arie. She's my daughter. >> Where? Where is the owner? >> She's on the phone. She's at work. >> Ma'am, what's your name? >> I'm the owner of that car. >> Okay. Stand by for one second cuz we're trying to figure out if we can get verbal confirmation from you to release the vehicle to this. Just leave it here. >> It's all the way in Sweden. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Sorry. This is the RO on the phone. >> Yeah. >> Can I hold your phone? >> Okay. We're not going to play this game. Either you provide us some some proof that the car is going to get released from the owner. Otherwise, we're going to tow the vehicle out of here. Okay. I'm being really nice about this situation. Okay. >> He He being mad cuz I won't let him hold my phone. [ __ ] >> Hang on. I'm going to call him FaceTime to ID. >> These two would calm down. Yeah. >> Your license is suspended. So, >> that's why I'm driving the car. me up. >> I'm dropping everybody off and picking them up. Hold on one second. >> Is that the >> Yes. >> I'm I'm asking. >> Y'all know what kind of picture what she look like? >> He just pul it up. He had it on the screen. >> They do figure it out. >> He tried to tell me that. >> Is that her? >> Hey, Julia. >> Oh, no. We going to go check and see. >> It looks the same. She's got a different hair color. >> Okay. And her license is good. She got her license speech today, this morning. Ma'am, can you just confirm now that I can see your face that it is okay to release the car to your mom? >> I see. Hold on. I I understand. Is it okay to release the vehicle to your mom? >> Got it. >> We don't need or >> I just see your ID just so I can not my report. >> Okay. So, they got her on FaceTime. He looked up the the owner's license, looked at her picture, looked at the FaceTime, said, "Okay, you're the registered owner. Cool. Now everything's settled. >> Have a good night. Ma'am, could you just confirm now that I can see your face that it is okay to release the car here? >> I see. Hold on. I I understand. Is it okay to release the vehicle to your mom? >> Yeah. This could have gone so much smoother. >> [ __ ] yeah, man. >> Just put your feet in for me, please. >> Just put your feet in for me, please. Thank you. >> Some stupid ass. >> Okay, now. >> Hey, Fluffy. >> Oh, yeah. You got it. >> It looks the same. She just got a different hair color. >> Okay. And her license is good. She got her license fixed today. This morning >> can you just confirm now that I can see your face that it is okay to release the car to your >> Didn't they just >> I see. Hold on. I I understand. Is it okay to release the vehicle to your mom? >> Yeah. >> Can I just see your ID just so I can not my report the car was released to you? >> Okay. >> Have a good night. The 34year-old woman was charged with driving while licenses suspended, resisting an officer without violence, failure to obey police, running a stop sign, and a tag light violation. Driving while license suspended, resisting, and failure to obey police were all dropped by prosecutors. Her tag light violation was eventually dismissed after she provided proof of compliance. and for running a stop sign, she pleaded no contest where adjudication was withheld, meaning that the judge didn't formally adjudicate her guilty, but the woman still accepts the ruling, any penalties or sentencing, and in some her total financial penalties were $266. The woman secured a diversion agreement where within 30 days she had to complete 25 hours of community service, a 4-hour anger management course, $100 prosecution cost, and proof of a valid driver's license. And if she successfully completed this, the state would abandon prosecution entirely. No jail or probation sentencing were involved considering this was a pretty minor case. As always, let me know your honest thoughts down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there and I'll see you in the next video. >> All right, this next lady, uh, she's not so lucky with the toe, but it's her attitude. She has a crappy attitude just like that family. And when you're talking to police on a traffic stop, if they ask you a yes or no question, just say yes or no. Don't go into your whole life story like this. >> First, 2026, officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle believed to be occupied by an individual with an active warrant. >> Who's going to go? >> Yep. >> Hey, what's going on? You got your driver's license on your insurance? >> Absolutely. >> You hop out, man. >> I know. Oh, I know. >> Just a silly warrant. >> I know. It's not just some red bull. >> I know. I didn't say nothing. >> Just so you know, if it's some [ __ ] warrant that you got. >> So, y'all going >> I think it's a misdemeanor. So, I think it's a >> Can y'all come pick me up? >> I can come pick you up, sir. >> I just picked you up at the >> I'll let you drink your Red Bull, man. You sat down on the roof of your car. >> All you got to a lying anyway cuz you doing a lot of reaching and stuff. I'm I'm literally reaching back. >> I know. Just step on. Don't reach. Step on out. >> Sit here for a second, please, and grab my what you asked me for. >> Yeah, but you're also doing a whole lot of moving around. Step on that, please. >> Because my burger was falling out of my thing. >> You got the insurance on the car thing? >> Yes, I do. It's not my vehicle. It's my boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> I'll bring this with you, man, cuz you're going to be in and out. >> I like it. >> Okay. So, I'll hang on to anything on you at all. You're not supposed to have any weapons, anything like that. >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> You asked me for my license, which I was getting. >> There's the insurance. >> Thank you very much, >> sir. >> Just going to search you real quick. No knives or anything. Her burger was falling out of her thing. >> Supposed to turn yourself in yesterday. >> Yeah, >> cuz I'm under the impression the warrant was from today. >> That's what they think. >> No, our cops are the offic. >> Oh, okay. Thank you so much. >> I I need your ID. >> Hey, is it Amy? Yes. >> You said it's not your car. And >> it's my boyfriend's car. Would you like me to call him >> boyfriend? >> Well, I've been out working all day in this heat. >> Let's So have I. Listen, I >> swing it like I am. >> Underneath this [ __ ] You wouldn't believe. >> Bet you are. Bet you are. >> Listen to me. I've never met you. >> We can start off. I know it was like, "Holy cow, we just got >> Yeah, >> I saw I saw Chris in the car. He's got some petty warm." >> Okay. >> Okay. I don't I don't anticipate >> Yeah, my notes were a little sad cuz coming from everywhere. >> I got you. But I just wanted to >> I just wanted you to know. >> And then you said it's your boyfriend. >> It's my boyfriend Ry's car. >> You You know he has to get his license squared away. >> He doesn't drive. That's why I'm driving. >> Okay. You want to lean against the car and smoke? I >> Y'all can just take me out. I don't know. >> What's that? >> You could just take me. >> Yeah, I know. I got to wait for him. Um, real quick, I'm going to pop this off. Make sure there's nothing in it. >> All right. I'm just going to throw this in your uh back pocket for now. >> Unless you want me to leave the Red Bull with her. >> No. You want it to come with you? I'll >> take it. allegedly. >> So, we saw Christopher drop something on the floor over there and cover it with his shirt. >> He didn't drop anything, but there was literally I was just picking it up. >> Wait, Susie. >> These are boxers, my boy. >> He didn't drop anything. I was just picking it up. >> Friends, these are my shorts here. >> He had the bag. He had his stuff. Nothing dropped except for when I opened the glove compartment. The [ __ ] fell out on the floor. >> Okay, >> that's what fell out on the floor with this stuff. >> Off the top of my head, I think it's just like simple battery. >> I don't know. >> So, it's some blistering [ __ ] So, >> but they do we just get through this? >> Yeah. Let me go. >> Yeah. All that. >> Yeah. >> As long as ain't nothing else crazy going on, then Yeah. I'm just telling you what my partner said. Special friendship. That's awesome. >> Yeah, he didn't drop anything on the floor. >> Okay. >> Is your boyfriend here? >> No, he's not here. >> Okay. >> He doesn't drive a car and I was out working all day. I was scrapping all day. >> So, this shit's a mess. >> Okay. >> It's not like >> Okay. >> Hey, just so we can get this process a little for you, I'm going to have you go back to my partner. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. Please. Just get another good search on a partner and then we'll be good to go. >> Yeah, I don't like this. >> To your knowledge, is there any illegal drugs in the car? >> There is absolutely nothing in this car and no, you don't have a right to search it. >> Okay. And I'm not asking you that. But >> the reason for your stop was because he had a warrant for his arrest. Correct. >> No other reason. >> Correct. >> Right. So, if he knows he had a warrant for his arrest, there would be nothing on his person. I'm sure of it. >> Well, see, this is where she's starting to talk too much. It's raising suspicion. I can tell you for doing this for 11 years that that's not always the case. >> No, they wouldn't be in my car. >> Well, again, for >> it's not even my car. >> If as many times have I heard that over my time here. >> And that's that's your issue with everybody else. Not with me. >> Okay. >> You have no right to search my vehicle. And I'm >> I know what it is. Just never heard it before road, >> sir. When when we got pulled over. >> Well, I can't help that you decided to pull into the driveway. Typically, >> this is where he was going. >> Typically, when you get pulled over, pull over to the side of the road. Correct. >> I didn't see it until I was already turning and that's when I went, "What the >> as I turned in the driveway?" >> I'm not quite so sure why you're so upset with me. >> I'm upset because I don't know what the is happening. If it's a petty warrant, why are you all coming in so deep? >> Because we're very familiar with this house and who's in this house and what goes on at this. >> It's a known house. >> Okay. So, drink and smoke weed and every once in a while, I'm sure they do other stupid stuff, but that's not my problem. 11. If she stole the vehicle, man's come out. >> I have no warrant for my arrest. >> I have nothing pending, right? >> Amy Amy. Amy, >> like I told you, this this isn't about something that you do. >> I don't Yeah, that's I didn't see that. That's what Hickman said. He saw something along those lines. So, Steve's here now. So, >> we're No one here is trying to get you jabbed or anything. No, there's I've got nothing to get jammed up on. >> We're talking about the things that I observed Christopher do inside this car. >> What did you observe him doing? >> Okay. >> Drop something. >> No pipes. No butane torches. >> A mess. >> Yeah, I did. >> Did you drop anything? >> Don't Don't reach. Don't Amy. Amy. >> Oh, this is all of my stuff from scrapping today. >> Scrap. Stop digging around in the car. >> Um, lift them up halfway. Pull it in here. Thank you, Ste. >> Soon as I show up, >> I don't know. It doesn't say. >> I see something in his hand and immediately >> he had his bag in his hand >> and then uh immediately gets on the phone, puts it down in the car. >> I'm doing >> Yeah. And front passport. It's gone. >> Um I'll talk to you. Spontaneous and he asked me about his like sounds like some petty misdemean. I was like, "As long as you ain't got nothing else going on," he was like, "Shouldn't be. >> Shouldn't be." It's the wrong answer. >> Given place. >> Yeah. >> I should just have ask her to get out of the car and stand over there for right now. That's how she's going to be. >> Amy. >> Mhm. >> Can you step out for me? >> Why? Why do I have to? >> Okay. Now, I'm going to give you an order to step out of the car. >> You don't have to order me to get out of the car cuz I did nothing wrong. >> Get out of the car. If you don't get out of the car, you're going to be placed under arrest for for obstructing. >> Obstructing obstruction. Get out of the car. >> Obstructing what? >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. I want >> He's giving you I'm I'm one of the sergeants working tonight. >> He's giving you a lawful order to step out of the car. If you do not comply with that lawful order, you will be placed under arrest for obstruction. This is your last opportunity to get out of the car on your own. >> What reason? >> Because he's asking you to get out. >> They told you to. >> We're done. >> P Pennsylvania Vms. They're going to run the dog around the car. They told you to get out. You have to get out. Don't get yourself arrested. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Get out of the car. >> For what reason? >> Get out of the car. I told you. >> For what reason? >> I told you to For what reason? >> Stop. Stop. >> Really? Really? >> I told you. I told you to get out of the car. My sergeant told you to get out of the car. So now you're under arrest. >> But >> this is what happens when when you give a law order and you don't listen. >> Pennsylvania v. Mim the US Supreme Court says if we ask you out of the car, you must step out of the car. So what what's going to happen with my kids now? Huh? What's going to happen with my daughter? >> You should have thought about that before you decided to run. >> There was no reason for me to get >> asked you out of the car and you didn't listen. >> Remember, you have to get out of the car if we ask you out of the car. >> Remember when I told you to stop reaching around and stuff and I tried to have a nice >> and I said you asked me for my license and that's what I was reaching for. You sit in that car. We're >> I didn't search yet. >> It's ridiculous. >> It is ridiculous. going to go to jail right now because of this. >> It is stupid. >> I told you >> it is stupid. >> Yeah. To get out of the car, but I didn't see a reason why >> right there. >> That's my boob. >> Yeah. I'm just asking this one. >> Stand right there. >> I might because I I usually have my chapstick or something. >> Well, that's why I'm asking. >> It's ridiculous. >> Well, you should have listened when we asked you out of the car. >> Well, you know what? You know what? You know what? >> Yeah, they're getting the dog. >> Didn't feel I needed to. >> Well, the law says you have to. What statue is it? >> Pennsylvania Vims. >> Okay. >> So, here's what I saw. >> There's a package that appears to be like it's for like a blinker light bulb. >> And there's a crumpled up plastic in like the cellophane of it. >> But they haven't smelled anything yet. They have some suspicion that there might be something in the car, but they haven't smelled anything. They haven't seen anything. So, they they don't have probable cause to go in and search yet. That's what they're bringing the dog for. >> Did it fall out like that? I don't know. But But it was >> right to blind >> for sure. Fur of moving >> cuz that's when I'm like, "Oh, he's about to go." >> And then I saw that he jumped on his spine. >> So you saw >> we can ad minute for her obstructing. So Steve's going to run the dog anyways. If he doesn't alert, we're going to admin it and do an inventory. >> Let's roll. >> Yeah. We're waiting for uh I think to get >> Yeah. He's getting he he's getting ready to run the dog. So Tom, just stand back over there so the dog doesn't bite. Search. >> Let's give the alerts. >> Yeah. Search up. >> Let's see. >> Plus, search. >> You going to alert? What's he doing? >> Yes. Good boy. Search. You smell anything? Huh? Not yet. Anything in there? No. No. >> Driver's side. Anything? >> We've gone around the car five times. Tommy, >> this is dumb. >> You're really dumb. >> I didn't see the dog alert to anything. >> You want to question us more on what we do or you want to keep getting more charges? >> What's the next charge I'm getting more charge in? Because I have an opinion. I have a right to my opinion. Can I shut her off to roll the windows up, please? >> I'll do that because the car the car is going to get towed. >> Why? >> Because she violated a criminal statute inside the vehicle. >> What' she do? What was it? >> Obstructing. >> Okay. >> If she had just gotten out of the car, they would have run the dog around. There was nothing in the car. She could have gotten back in the car, gone about her day. >> Really? >> In the city of >> Really? >> Yes. >> Hey, Stacy. >> Hey. >> Sorry. just got brought to your front door. >> Uhhuh. >> Okay. Um just a traffic stop. Chris had some petty little warrant. >> Oh, okay. >> You know me. >> Um you also have a misdemeanor warrant. >> It's like it it's non detainable or anything like that. >> We give you a ticket next. Okay. >> Might not even find something. You're good. >> Yeah. You can just come with come with us. So then >> the station >> just go down the station and she gets out. >> Cuz what I don't want >> and you'll be right out. >> Listen to me. What I don't want to have happen is >> we need to ride home. >> All these police are here. >> Ride home or does she need to be picked up? >> Well, we can we can make that work. >> Are you there or should I be there in an hour? >> It probably won't even take that long, but if need be, we'll drive her back. It's not >> that would be amazing cuz she doesn't have a phone to get a hold of it. >> I'll write down numbers and stuff if you want me to. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. If Yeah. If If he's going to need a ride, if there's any chance of that. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Just put >> You're good. You'll be home in less than an hour. >> Okay. >> Oh, what did he say? >> Can you Can you take her to the PD for us? >> No. I would like to know what you said. >> Well, your car's getting towed. >> Why? >> Because you committed a violation of Illinois criminal code by being in that car. >> Fine. I can't afford this. >> So, >> I cannot. >> Seriously, >> it's basically my home right now. Okay. You can get it out. >> Sure. How >> trophies? >> Sure. And how much is that? >> Uh, they'll have paperwork for you down at the police department. >> A couple hundred bucks and I can't afford it. >> Okay. >> Thanks. Okay, let me crank it up. >> The man was booked on the active warrant while the woman was charged with obstruction. >> That was it. No drugs. What the What [laughter] a freaking [ __ ] If she just got out of the car, they would have run the dog around, said, "All right, you can go and eat your burger. Stick it back in your thing, wherever it was. All right. I forgot what this next one is. >> The dog do that. >> Oh, yeah. >> This lady, I think I know what's going on here. And as they get out of the car and you get a good look at all three of them, I I think we'll all know what's going on here. And then one of the ladies says one of the dumbest things I think I've ever heard. >> The dog is trained to do. >> I didn't hear him bark. >> Okay, I'm not going to get into that with you because I don't know the dog very well. Train to do that. >> How does the dog um >> I'm ask you one more time to step out. You can't answer none of my questions, can you? >> I can talk to you out here nicely. >> Nicely. >> Anything in your pocket? >> No. >> Please don't touch me. >> I'm not I'm asking you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your back pockets? >> No. >> All right. Nothing. >> Anything inside you? >> Okay. Go ahead and walk back over here. >> Yeah. Hi there. >> My place was stolen. I was putting in for a new place. They My [ __ ] was stolen. >> Gotcha. >> Yeah. Here go my insurance on my phone. >> Uh is that the only reason I'm pulling you over for is because of the speed? >> Oh, for real? >> Yeah. You were doing 47 down. >> Oh, I apologize. Yeah, but my place my place is stolen. I'm getting new place now. >> I got you. >> My insurance right here. >> Okay. Yeah. If you can pull it up for me. >> Yeah. You're >> And you're the registered owner to this car? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. It's my car. >> Did your reported it stolen? >> Yeah, I've been throwing it. My [ __ ] had supposed to be came my mom house. >> Nothing yet. >> No, not yet. >> Okay. Do you have the registration on you by chance? The little registration card with the sticker? >> Oh, probably don't. My car is broken. It's probably not. It's probably at home. >> Oh, okay. Here, I'll write down. >> Those ladies are mad. It seemed like you're >> No, in my car cuz [ __ ] >> Nissan Versa. Okay. And then how long ago when did you get your place on? >> Um like >> 3 weeks ago. Two weeks ago. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Uh wasn't it? >> And it's your current address? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I'll be right back. Okay. Give me a second. >> Ronald, do you know do you know your plate number? >> No. Nuh-uh. I bought the car market plates. >> The plates? >> Yeah. >> But they're Illinois plates, right? >> Yeah. Illinois plates. >> I'm trying to find the plate. I can't You don't have Renegade? >> No. No. >> Okay. All right. >> Um, and you you don't have the registration on you. >> You don't? >> It do. >> All right. >> I just looked at this with Z. You can call Z. I went through the same [ __ ] with Zion. >> Okay. They were able to find a plate. >> No, Z. I had a I had the same thing. I got pulled over for that for the to not have a plate. >> Coincidence. >> How long ago? >> Um, February >> this year. >> 15th >> of this year. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Let me try to keep digging. I'm I'm trying to look for the car. So, I haven't seen it pops up at Nissan. Yeah, >> but the plate when I try type it in, it doesn't come back. So, give me a second. All right. >> All right. >> All right. Rear drivers or rear passengers. >> I'm go talk to the driver. He's been recording the whole time. He started off pretty cool. I sent my guy up to try to ID the passengers and he's like just grab him the ticket. So, >> um I'm going to have him step out, see how it goes, and then we'll have one by one. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. >> Can you go ahead and step out and talk to me real quick? >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. For what? >> I'm giving you a lawful order to step out. Just be cool. Be cool. Well, we don't have to do the most night. >> No, I'm saying for it though. >> This is a traffic stop. You take it >> again. I don't want to talk to you and figure it out for Can you Yeah. Can you step out so I can talk to you? You have any weapons on you? >> Guns, knives. Thank you. If you're cool with me, I'll be cool with you. Okay. I'm not trying to do the most. Okay. >> Just walk back here. Put your hands right here on the top right. >> Yeah. >> Is it cool if I pat you down for weapons? >> I guess. >> Come back with you. All right. Let me explain the ticket. Okay. It's just I need I need that um left. >> Yeah. >> I don't want to do everything about printing out the I found >> you on the front of the thing. I bought it off marketplace. >> I just want to do that with Z. You call me Zion. >> Listen, I asked you there was out of Illinois. >> I see I didn't know. I just know that you got you supposed to give me the place you stole. I've been asking for um I was design. >> Yeah. >> Um I've been asking the place for I bought the car on Craigslist. >> Yeah, I saw >> I went to in December. I've been asking for the place every every week or my wife going to get him. My wife going to get him. I be going through the [ __ ] I I caught a case behind that [ __ ] I had to pay 3500 for a lawyer just get a case drop on the real every time I call him. Every time I call him is give me um they'll be here. They'll be here. 3 weeks ago the plates all they my the plates are supposed to be here. I've been calling them and I still got my plates. >> The reason I want you to step out. >> Yeah. >> No no no. If they if they if they if they if they with you, bro, if they if they if they with you, I don't want to I don't want to get in no trouble or get in trouble. If they with you consistent or something, I'm all for it. >> I'm going to have them step out. >> Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. >> Oh, no. No, no, no. >> Okay. Not here with my partner. >> All right. Yeah. And then I'm going to bring them over here. >> All right. One by one. >> All right. Not >> Yeah. I got a feeling I know what these two ladies do for a living. And I think I know why he's hanging out with them tonight. What's your name, ma'am? >> What's your name? >> I don't have to talk to you. >> Okay, go ahead and step out. >> What? >> I'm giving you a law order to step out. I can You can either step out and we can have a conversation or I can arrest you. I'm >> not supposed to bother passengers or just the driver. >> You can either step out, have a conversation with me. >> You can break the law. >> Listen to what I'm saying. Okay. I'm asking you very nicely. I'm very patient. I'm very I >> You're not answering my question. >> Okay. >> I'm telling you, you have to step out of the vehicle. >> Why don't you answer my question? >> What's your question? Isn't it by law that the only one you're supposed to be um communicating with is the driver of the vehicle? >> No. No. No. The dog positively identified here that there could be something in the car. So, I'm going to search your car. I need you to step out of the vehicle. Otherwise, I'll I'll pull you out and I'll arrest you. >> Oh, how? >> Or we can just have a conversation. I see you out here. >> How did the dog do that? >> It's what the dog could be a customer. >> I didn't hear him bark. >> Okay. I'm not going to get into that with you cuz I don't know the dog very well. It's trained to do that. How does the dog ask you one more time to step out? >> He smelled you. You smell like mess. >> I can talk to you out here nicely >> for an hour. >> You guys are [ __ ] for real. >> Do you have anything on you? Any weapons, knives? I see that all the time. >> You guys are [ __ ] for real. >> Go ahead and step over here. Okay. Do you have any pockets on you right here? Your sweater? >> Yeah. >> Do you have anything in there? >> No, I have a piece of paper. >> Okay. Okay, perfect. Walk over here. Stand by him. Thank you. >> Can you go ahead and step out? Do >> you have any dies, weapons, guns, anything like that? No. Okay. >> Anything in your pockets? >> No. Please don't touch me. >> I'm not I'm asking. >> Madam. >> Okay. Do you have anything in your back pockets? >> No. >> All right. >> Nothing at all. Okay. Go ahead and walk back over here. >> These two. >> You keep an eye out. They're on it. Bad. >> Is that yours? >> Oh, money. No, it's not money. >> That's not money. >> Let's search your car. Be very careful. Keep your clothes on. Be very careful. >> Very careful. Uh, go slow. Okay. And we'll go piece by piece. Yep. Piece by piece. >> You want to do a >> Get some gardening gloves so you don't get poke bags aside first. Um, we can do the bags if it's easier. If it's on top like this. >> Got these bags here. You got the bag and the passengers. The driver. >> Yeah. They're in rough shape. >> Where did the dog hit at? >> Why you searching the back door? >> What was that? >> Why you searching the back door? >> I am. >> That's That's my thought. >> I got to do it step by step. >> Yeah. On meth. >> Go ahead. Put your hands on your back. >> You're being around. >> I think it's a woman, but Okay. Very used. >> For what am I going to do? >> You want to get in the dark? >> You don't make it. Don't make it. >> Do it. >> Big time. >> I have a female officer come in search. >> Hey, it's a party. >> Do you have anything else on? >> Maybe it's his birthday. >> And it's going to be >> What do you mean? >> Okay. This that fell when you got out. Okay. I'm going to test it. Okay. I don't know what it's going to come back on. Okay. But I'm asking you right now to be honest with you. Do you have anything else on you? Anything on you at all? >> No. No. >> No. Nothing tucked away. >> No. >> Okay. >> Tucked away. >> What's he doing? >> He He said that I had something on me. He fell out when I got out of the car. >> He's saving their souls. >> We're going to get to the bottom. >> You can get these two for one. All right. What do we got in here? Baby oil. It's always important. Stay hydrated for your skin. Yeah. Breath mints for afterwards. It's important. Oh, no. Not them. >> Okay. >> Never touch the stuff. >> Yeah. Just remember where you found it. You can put it right here on top of now. >> Like right right there. It's not going to roll away. >> That was found in the glove box. >> Passenger side. >> Glove box. >> I don't think she looked like that before the mess. Li back. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. You know. >> Hey Leslie. Jeez. Who's yelling in the chat? Okay. Sorry. Sorry. >> Um, >> yep. Can't get off it. >> Okay. >> She's going to need to go crazy. >> Jessica, same thing. We're just going to just hang on >> something on her stuff. >> And not me. >> Yes, on you. My partner found something in your stuff. >> That's paraphernalia, though, right? >> Hold on. I was back here with you guys the whole time. I just explained to her. >> I just don't need another charge. >> All right, hold on. So, we get a good search on her and then a search on her friend that's in the [snorts] back seat. >> Okay. >> Okay, >> cool. >> I really need my Nike bag. That's my purse. >> All right, I got you. >> And my wallet. >> Where Where was the Nike bag at? Cuz again, I was back there with you guys. >> My wallet. >> I'm just guessing. >> I have money in my wallet. >> Go get it. >> Go get it. >> Not all you have in your wallet. >> Oh, yeah. She said, >> you heard it. She said she said that. That's what she was trying to tell you. Cuz she had a crack pipe. She was trying to tell me that. >> And I said, "You was tuning with you heard when you got here." You said that. Oh, was that her? And she said she was going to tell you. And I said, "It ain't nothing but a ticket." Yeah. So I told her, she said she tell you. She said that. I'm talking. >> Yeah. She said that. >> That's not yours. >> No, I don't smoke, right? Okay. >> Um, all right. Give me one second. I got to collect some of these medications that had nobody's name. That's here. >> Mhm. >> And then >> there's some of them with like Christopher some Jackson. Yeah, a lot of those. Christopher Jackson. You >> um >> Yeah, but if the one which one going to have a name on there? >> No, some of them have names. >> It's not yours. >> Okay. Well, it was probably hers, >> right? >> She'll tell you. >> Yeah. >> Oh, yeah. She'll >> What's your >> honest young ladies? >> Kimberly. Okay. Um I'm not planning on slamming you with all the tickets in the world if you if you're if you tell me the truth about things. Okay. Yeah. >> So, I I need to ID you. So, it's Kimberly. Um what's yours in the car? What do you need from the car? >> Um >> just my bag. >> Ju just your bag? >> Yeah. Well, I was >> Which bag is it? >> What's going on? >> We're going to go down the give you a ticket. >> Okay. So, how am I supposed to get back then? >> Where do you need to go? >> But he's driving. He's my ride. Like, why would I >> ask him if he wants to hang out for a little bit better? Why? Why do we have to talk? >> Cuz we're going to go down and station it and cite you for that. Give you a citation for that. >> For what? What? >> For the drug per the whatever fell out of your pocket. >> It fell out of my >> When you got out and what they found? >> We saw it. >> Okay. >> What did they find? >> There's There's a crackpipe in your bag. It's a cheetah. The cheetah bag. >> Okay. >> Okay. Joy paraphernalia. It's a citation. Okay. You're not supposed to have that. I have a um what is it the license for it? >> For a crack pipe from >> a license for a crackpipe >> for a crackpipe. Okay. >> Yeah. >> No, we're not playing that game. >> Okay. Be cool with me and I'm going to be cool with you. Okay. Again, I like I said, I'm not going to I don't want to write you all these tickets >> if I don't need to. Okay. >> But I will do it >> if that's what you want. >> Okay. I'm going to try to get you out of here as soon as possible. get you out as soon as possible. >> Okay. So, the cheetah bag is yours. >> Yeah. >> Okay. There's a knife in there. I'm not going to bring that back to the to the jail. >> A knife. >> Okay. >> Can I leave it in the car? >> Yeah. >> You okay with him holding on to it? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. I'm not bringing that back over there. Okay. >> Uh-huh. >> Okay. Anything else? >> Yeah. I've never heard that. >> Your phone is uh I took it from your hand. I got it here with me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Give me a second. >> Second, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um we're going to go down the station. It's going to be a simple ticket and you're probably going to get to to leave right after that. Okay. Um, you want the black Nike bag? >> Yes. >> And then what else is yours in the car? >> I believe I have a warrant, though. >> I haven't rang it yet, so we'll check that out. Okay. Um, what else is yours in the car? >> Um, just so >> the black bag. >> Yeah. Make sure my wallet's in there. And then my phone, >> which uh Yeah. Uh, the black one, right? That was on the hood. >> That was on the hood. I had >> Okay. Thank you. >> And that's it? >> Yes. I see. >> Okay. >> Do you need anything from him? Um the the the pink um um what you call it? Um vape. My vape. I mean my vape. He has >> That's yours. >> The one that he was vaping. >> Yeah. >> Oh, that's yours. >> That's mine. >> Okay. I'll bring it. I'll bring it. Don't worry. >> He's right here. >> Hey. Yeah. He said you've been cool. So just cooperate with him. You're good, bro. >> Yeah. You going to get a ticket? >> But it don't matter. It don't matter. It don't matter. Just cooperate with them. They've been cool. You going to get out in the morning and pick you up >> no matter what. You going to get out in the morning? it. No, not not just yet because he gonna write it. It's probably gonna be just a uh what she call it? >> Uh the crack cocaine. >> Alleged crack. Okay. >> Alleged. Alleged. You feeling >> you'll get out the morning. >> So if you me and Steuart will be down. >> If you don't have any warrants, I'll I'mma cut you out tonight with a ticket. >> I do. >> You do? >> Okay. >> You do. >> You still going to get out in the morning though. >> You still get out in the morning. Don't cry. Don't get out in the morning. >> It's not a violent crime. >> I got his number. If you need to call him, we'll call him. Okay. >> Okay. All right. Hey, can I have your pocket? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Can you get her? >> I swear to God on my keys on my G. I'll be >> It's over there. It's up there. >> And then where? >> Over here. Come with me. >> I swear to God I am. >> All right. Uh, go back to your car. I'm going to bring you a ticket. Your I still have your ID and I'll bring the pot. >> All right. >> That's yours. >> Petty ticket. You don't have to go to court. >> Okay. >> You can take care of it. Uh, I believe it's like $164. Come here. >> Huh? My key was still in here. >> My key was still in here. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. No, I I didn't take it. I didn't grab it. Okay. Um, if you do wish to contest it, you can go to the RL Beach Courthouse. >> Yeah. >> Uh, the 23rd of this month at 3 p.m. Okay. But you don't have to go. No court appearance required. You can take care of it online or by mail. >> Yeah. >> Ready, man. You the you the I swear to God, bro. You one of the coolest [ __ ] I met. >> I told you, man. >> So, you one of the coolest mother. I swear to God. >> You work with me. I'm going to work with you. I'm not trying to do the most tonight. My job. >> Yeah. Of course. Of course. Yeah. >> All right. Any questions for me? >> No, sir. Um, >> we'll give you a call if we need to. >> All right. Thanks. Being cool. >> Take care. >> All right. Well, that's it. He gets uh set free and the two ladies are uh going to spend the night in jail and never see rehab. All right. This next guy uh he's an idiot. I think he just woke up in the morning was like, "How can I get arrested by the Arkansas police?" I know. I'm going to get on my motorcycle. Watch this. >> 8th, 2025. A Missouri state trooper traveling in Lincoln County notices two motorcycles approaching from behind. As the riders catch up, one of the motorcycles begins following dangerously close to the patrol vehicle before [music] accelerating away. [singing] [music] Too expensive. We could make it a little further. >> Listen to your big sister. You don't need to drive all over searching for the lowest gas prices. >> Do you live under a rock, Billy? >> What's up? >> What's his problem? >> I don't know. >> Well, tell him if he rides my ass again, I'll find him. >> Problem? >> Tell him if he rides my ass again, I'll make sure I find him and he'll go to jail. >> I thought this was Arkansas. I wasn't paying attention to the beginning cuz it says Troop C on the screen. I I just assumed it was Arkansas. What state did they say? >> Don't be disrespectful. I'm not giving you guys a hard time. He doesn't need to give me a hard time. >> Understand? >> Understand? >> I messed up. >> Our trooper rolled up on another crash. >> A short time later, the same motorcycle appeared behind the trooper once again. >> After noticing the rider had returned, the trooper pulled into a nearby gas station where the encounter quickly escalated. >> Why? Why? Why tailgate a police officer? I I [laughter] You're so dumb. >> You're a real dick, man. Why'd you break check people? >> First of all, you don't ride on the back of a police. >> I wasn't riding on your ass. I was two cars up like the law. Usually they're cool. >> The fact that I could see you right through through my side view mirror. >> Objects in the mirror seem larger than they appear. Why are you breaking people? >> Well, first of all, my lights were on whenever I >> No, no, no. They were not when you originally put your brakes on. Your lights were not on. >> First of all, you don't yell at me. >> You're lying, man. Don't yell at me. Give me your driver's license. >> You're bad news. >> I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. Give me your driver's license or you can go to jail. >> Nice. >> Yep. >> I've said my peace. I'm out of here. >> Ask for it. >> And a citizen at the gas station just happened to be there and said, "Yep, I'll help you." >> Dude, let me go. I get off the bike myself. >> They're going to make an issue where there doesn't need to be one. >> [ __ ] off the bike. Literally >> an ass. >> Stop fighting. >> I got that wrong. >> Stop fighting. Put your hands behind your back. >> You're on my back. Feel good. >> Let go of your hands. >> I'm not holding my hands. He is. Let me roll. >> Nope. Stay down. >> I'm fine, dude. I got neck issues. Stop >> [ __ ] up my shoulder. Sorry. [ __ ] up. Not hurting you. I'm not hurting you. I'm chill. I'm chill. >> Stop. >> I'm chill. >> You're going to get tased. >> Let me breathe. I got a helmet on, dude. Pull my helmet off, please. I can't breathe with it on. You got the strap around my neck. >> Stop moving. You're going to get tased, bro. >> I'm trying to get the helmet on. Please. I can't breathe with it on. You got it tilted around my neck. >> And there's his friend. >> Helmet off. >> His friend has some sense. He stand back, puts his hands up, and asks before he approaches. >> No, not right now. Thomas, please pick my bike up. There's nothing in it that's worse. And he's like, "Ow, don't do that." >> Bring your other hand back. >> I can't, ma'am. >> Just stupid. Tom, you go grab his helmet. >> Let him get my bike up first. Please get out of my [ __ ] pockets, dick. >> Are you a cop? >> Yeah, he is. >> Get out of my [ __ ] pockets. >> Stop [ __ ] with me, man. I ain't [ __ ] with you. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, I'm not. I'm telling you, you're a dick. Brand new bike, man. Thank you. Thanks for being a dick. You're hurting me more. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. But there's no reason he has to be hurting. You slam my head on the ground, dude. You're hurting me. >> I know. I know. I'm trying to get you. >> I'm trying to get you back so we can get that in there. >> There we go. >> I'm trying to help. >> Okay, that hurt. >> No, I didn't. >> I never heard that. >> Let me tell you a tril against new court law. >> I'm glad you see him break. Check out, >> bro. Stop moving. >> What are you doing? >> I'm pulling your stuff off, >> dude. It's not that hard to get off. I just got one with gloves on. >> No. >> Let him close my bags. Steps up on him. That key. Put it in both bags. Turn it. Lock it. Nice break, man. Start all this. >> You got ID or you want to identify identify yourself? >> Got him in this fanny pack right here. What do you mean? >> Hey Mark. >> Well, you're going to take his stuff. You're locking it up. >> Guy on the ground's under arrest. The other guy's friend. He's okay. >> But I I work with officer. >> Right. >> Well, we were back before where you turn your lights off. >> No, but we saw at the beginning we could see in the rearview mirror he got right up on the cop's tail. Like all he had to do is just gently tap the brakes and that would have been brake checking. >> True head. I mean they >> Oh, they passed you all. >> No, he's fine. >> Two cars. Get your story straight. >> And then he kept coming so I turned my lights on. He [ __ ] went around me. >> Way [ __ ] on his way off. >> Are you good? You're not involved in this, right? You're his friend. >> All right. Before your ass goes to jail, you go home. >> You shut up. EMS is here to deal with you. All right. >> Shut up. Shut the [ __ ] up. EMS, you want to check him out? >> I want checklist. >> I'd get gone. >> Go get the trailer. Like he said, get gone. >> Please don't intimidate my friend. >> I'm going to I'm telling him what to do. >> No, you're telling him, >> Chris. Deal with him. >> What? >> I don't know. The friend's okay. I mean, he didn't do anything. He pulled up alongside early on in the video and was like, "All right, I'll I'll tell my buddy. Don't tailgate you. No problem. >> Show him." Okay. >> He's leaving. >> Sure. He can tell me. >> Let's go again at it. his buddy. He was stopped on the side road me. Thanks for what you do. >> Yeah, no problem. Hey, thanks for the help. Appreciate you. >> Is it a white helmet? >> Because your friend had a white helmet in his hand. >> My helmet's black. >> Whatever. >> Hey, brother. I'll get you out of here. >> They just told me you saw stuff. So, >> yeah, I was right. >> I saw stuff. >> Sorry, Bubs. Uh, where were you? What' you see? >> I was right behind you. >> Okay. When we were going north. Yeah, when we were coming north and they got up on me >> just like they did you. >> Yep. >> And I was like, "What the [ __ ] is this guy doing?" >> I'm like, "Does he not see the [ __ ] state trooper in front of me like what's right up on your ass?" >> What in the [ __ ] dude? >> Yeah. >> And he like you slowed down or whatever, flipped your lights on, he flipped you off, >> went around. I'm like, "Yep. >> You all right?" >> Yeah, I'm good. Thank >> Yeah, we seen it as soon as it happened like him off. I don't know. Do you need an statement or anything? At which point I ask him, "Why the [ __ ] did he break check me?" And instead of answering the question, HE GOES, "WHY ARE YOU TOO CLOSE? WHY were you riding? I saw you in my mirror. It says in all those mirrors, objects appear close in the mirror. We were two car lengths." >> That's not a new feature on cars. The objects appear closer than they than they are. That that's been on cars forever. I'm sure the officer is used to judging how far people are in that mirror, >> which is perfectly legal. And he just got [ __ ] aggressive. HE'S LIKE, "I WANT YOUR LICENSE." I WAS LIKE, "WHY? I didn't do anything." "Oh, you left when I turned my lights on." >> No, your lights weren't at me. There was no direction at me. Like, you were pulling me over. You getting it off? >> Yeah, we're getting it off. >> There's no directions. It's like I was getting pulled over. You didn't even roll the window down. >> So, yeah. He then tells me to get off my bike before I get off my bike. He [ __ ] pulls me off my bike, knocks my bike over, slams my [ __ ] head on the pit, >> and proceeds to put his knee on me. We were coming down the highway and they they were hauling ass and I was like, "Ah, yeah, motorcycles." >> Hey, brother. I appreciate you. >> Hey, man. You're okay. >> Yeah, absolutely. Take care. >> Idles are okay. He's a little hyper sensitive. He's a little tacky. >> Yeah. >> You want to help him in like in out of the sun >> into a cop car? Is he going? >> Yeah, he's going to go to jail. Cop car. >> We'll just go this way. Just walk right between there. Just walk between I'mma stop right here so you can turn and look at it better. >> Okay. That's my first invite. Can you show the big guy? >> We saw him. >> You want some sweat? >> Yeah, I got you. That inside not comfortable. >> You want shirt? >> He might be. He can fight in the porch. Not out on the street. >> All right. >> That feels we get you in some AC. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Both of these are locked. >> Yeah, >> dude. There's probably >> I mean I don't know cuz it he did it twice. He tailgated him once. The guy drove off. He warned his friend. and he said, "Hey, tell your buddy, don't get on my ass again." And then he came and did it again and the cop pulled into the gas station. The motorcycle guy followed him into the gas station and then started yelling at him. >> Something in there. >> Well, friend was over here. >> He wanted to get arrested. >> Said, "Well, his friend's fine." So, I kind of just watching his friend make sure his friend didn't grab nothing out of there. >> Mhm. >> But if I knew Well, [ __ ] kind of said, "Yeah, he told his friend a lot to >> Yeah. >> And [ __ ] why didn't you stop it?" Like, >> why you tell [ __ ] to go? But then >> as his friends here, they're talking [ __ ] back and forth. I was like, "Man, you better get the [ __ ] out of here before you go to jail, too, with them." >> He was like, "Man, it's okay." Like, "Fuck you." >> EMS is going to talk to you. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> You're welcome to stay. >> Tell your friend to get the [ __ ] out of here. >> Whatever you want, >> man. You ain't got to be so hostile. Hey, [ __ ] you. All right. Hey, man. >> You muted? >> No. >> Cut that [ __ ] off. [laughter] >> I am. Christopher pleaded guilty to three misdemeanors, including two counts of resisting arrest and one count of careless and imprudent driving. He was sentenced to two years of supervised probation and ordered to complete an anger management program. Thanks for watching Gateway Body Cam. If you enjoy real body cam footage, consider subscribing so you don't miss future uploads. >> All right. Yeah, I liked how the officer was talking [ __ ] and then all of a sudden looked over and was like, "Uh, is your body cam still on?" Oh [ __ ] turn that off. All right, this next lady, it's her birthday. It's the day before New Year's Eve. Her boyfriend's taken her to the airport, bought her a plane ticket. >> December 30th, 201 officers on airport duty responded to a disturbance at a terminal's drop off area where a woman was refusing to exit her husband's vehicle. >> Could you put your hands on me? >> I I did like this. I literally >> Can you get her out, please? Could you get her out? >> No. >> You sit up. See what I mean? See what I'm dealing with? >> Yeah. Babe, come on. I did not put my hands on you. Come on. >> Lime. Are you serious? >> I did not put my hands on you like that. >> Got a 20 by door 32. >> Come on. >> Yeah, I guess this is technically an airport video. So, I have two today. off 30. >> No, she's >> want me to leave. >> It's so disappointing. >> Like, I literally put my finger on your teeth. >> You want me to leave? >> Ma'am, he asked you to leave. >> He's very polite about it. >> I'm his I'm his wife. Like, >> okay. You two are having a bad day, so >> it's my birthday. >> Okay. I you know I'm not the one to yell at. I'm not fighting. >> I'm talking to him. >> Okay. But you're yelling at me. >> Do you want me to wait? >> Yeah. >> Right there. >> I like her jeans. >> I'm not as >> I get it. She's drunk as a stunt. >> I'm not drunk as a stone. >> I disagree. >> Shenica St. >> Okay. I'm glad you know your name silly. >> But he can come in and go. >> Hey, come here. Leave. Now she wants to leave. She wants to go home. [clears throat] >> No, >> they have ups and downs, but this is not I've never We never had no >> police involved in nothing. >> Sir, I'm back. >> I get it. >> And they go to 66. >> Are you going to get out of the car now? >> No. >> She really doesn't know how you feel about my career. Oh, and they have kids. >> Hey, let's stop before they get involved. >> Mrs. Jad, >> so just tell me tell me what happened. She asked me to bring her to the airport. She's upset. >> I said, "Okay, I'll bring you to the airport." She said she's not getting out unless I booked the ticket. I booked the ticket. And then she says about her birthday or whatever, hit me in the face. >> You know what? I'm gonna go back and forth with you. Get off me. >> Now, right there, they're in Florida. I can tell from the little I think that's Fort Lauderdale airport. He just said she hit me in the face in Florida. That's uh that's domestic battery. >> Can't take it back. >> Do all the swinging and hitting. We get off and get you on the property. That's why I came and got you. >> Ma'am, you need to get out of that car. Step off. I don't want to get arrested. No, I don't want to go to arrest. >> Should I just You already told us that domestic violence is >> No, that no. So, you need you to step out. >> I'm not. Shut the door. >> It's too late for that. Once somebody dial 911 and we get involved. >> He didn't down 911. >> Talk to somebody. He never down 911. >> Wait for one more person. I don't want to get arrested. >> We already know where this is going. >> And now he's trying to take it back. He's like, "No, no, no. I'm not pressing charges. Just forget about it. We'll just go home." >> There's no pressing charges. >> It's not you no longer. >> Yeah. >> I'm not pressing. Seriously, I want removal from the car. I see. >> That's all I want. Honestly, she's a nice She's a nice woman career. Okay. It shouldn't have come up. Doesn't work that way. You come up. It's domestic violence. >> I recognize the the wavy blue thing. >> Where is it? >> Driver under left you. You left your violence. >> She doesn't know there. She doesn't know there. >> You think she doesn't know? She doesn't know there is over there. I promise it's not. I promise. >> I promise you she doesn't know there. >> I assure you she doesn't know there. >> She likes her birthday. Her birthday was yesterday. Yeah, but since you know what I mean. >> I get it. >> Let me let me >> I don't want to get arrested. Let me solve it. But that's that's the ship is set. >> This is the way this works. >> In fairness to him, I don't think he realized when he said that what the consequence what the consequence was going to be. >> You come to us, you tell us my wife punched me in the face. >> We don't just go, >> "Oh, okay. >> That's all we do. I I don't know why this is not in the way. I don't understand. I'm being reasonable. I just I mean, you come in to report a crime, we got especially domestic violence. We don't have a choice. I don't want to arrest but I don't have a choice. >> It's that state law. >> You just walked up to me and told me you two were having an argument. You wanted her out. Well, I tried. And she telling me that she hit you. That's it. >> I tried. I tried. >> She didn't want to listen. So >> when I have to ask you exactly what happened, tell me she hit you. Is it >> handed that part on? >> Is it possible you didn't reason with me? >> I don't know what if she doesn't I'm telling you now. When my boss gets here, if she doesn't come out of the car, she's going to get taken. >> Okay. Let me let me reason with her cuz I don't want to get arrested. Honestly, better for her to step. Okay. >> Shut the door. Shut the door. >> Well, Tandy, I found some people have just had bad experiences with police officers. That's fine. They're allowed here. I've had mostly good experiences, but some bad. Cut the door and take me home. >> It's my birthday. >> You're my husband. Why am I officer? >> Okay, shut the door. The officer. >> She's got to go for 38. She does not want to come out of the car. I don't have a problem taking her out of the car. You just wait for [laughter] >> What you going to do? >> Yeah. >> Get up. >> What's your name? >> I'm white. I just want to go home. >> I didn't know. >> You got one more. >> I'm going to snap you off. >> Okay. >> You want me to do this? >> You cannot take me home. >> Lonnie Lewis, YOU CANNOT TAKE ME HOME. >> Take me home. >> No. >> Sergeant wasn't playing. He's not doing all that. >> All you had to do was step out the car. >> I didn't do anything. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And once he said it, it was too late. On her birthday. >> What was she doing? >> You had a couple of drinks, buddy. >> About two seconds. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> One second. >> Oh, she brought her to the airport. She lives in Cincinnati. >> We brought her to the airport. She said she's not getting on. >> She was going to jail. >> I took the ticket. But what time was the flight? I said check. What time was the fight? >> Yeah. Once he said what he said, the the husband. Yeah. It was done. >> Chuck me. Then she put her hands in my face. >> Said, "Listen, I'm not going to go back and forget." >> That's all good. >> Officer came. She tried to reason with me. Said, "Can I get out the car without getting her arrested? I don't want to get arrested." Speaking of >> So, you guys are sitting in the car for a few minutes arguing? >> Yeah, cuz she wanted me to tell her what time of flight leave. I said, "Check your email. What time of flight? Oh, you disrespecting on my birthday." I'm like, "I did not. I've been real kind and real generous here. I said I'm not going to go back and forth with you. Put your hands in my face. So I'm not going to go back and forth with you. Let me just get officer to get you off. See which hand you slapped your face. >> No, I don't know what's >> wrong with her handcuffs. >> Too loose. Never heard that complaint. >> Yeah, same in Florida. He's not going to he's not going to follow through. >> He got all my stuff and y'all let me go. I don't even understand. >> Got five boys. This ain't going to go pretty. >> Little five children. >> I got five boys. >> It's not going to be pretty. I'm tell. >> But it's okay. >> What about your necklace? You want to give it to him? Do I want to give it to him? No. >> I want to get him a gun and shoot himself. That's what I wanted. >> Ma'am. [laughter] >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. >> The woman was placed under arrest and charged with battery, disorderly intoxication, and resisting arrest. Thanks for watching, and remember to like, comment, share, and subscribe for more of our content. >> Well, it's technically not a threat. She didn't say, "I want to get a firearm and do something to him." She just said, "I I want him to get one." And All right. Next, we have another couple at a gas station. Lady Parks uh or she has a handicap placard or I forgot what it was. It was some some minor dispute over a handicap placard and they turn it into a whole circus and one of them gets tased. >> Boom. >> Get back. You're going to get too Is that your handicap placer? >> That's my wife. >> Okay. So, your wife wants to be difficult over a simple question >> and now she wants to make it. So, the problem that I have is I was just ask I was being courteous by asking if it was hers >> and instead of rolling down the window just so I could ask her. She just kept pointing to it >> and now she just wants to play this game with me. So, technically I could go write her $250 ticket and I can confiscate the handicap pla for her using it when she's not using it. And it was just going to be a simple >> I I I don't know the laws about using the handicap placard, but he's saying she could get a ticket for using it without using it. >> Conversation of, hey, just go park the car over there. And now she wants to turn into this. >> So that's not that. >> Yeah. >> Get in the car. >> Sure. And I'm going to get her driver's license and I'm going to run it and I'm going to see if she has any other pers. >> This is ridiculous. Like this doesn't have to be This is a simple yes or no question. That's She has a handy flat pocket. >> I don't know what >> she put it up there after I was like, "Hey, do you have it?" And she put it up there. >> I I need to go in the store and remember. >> Well, no, but you're right now you're detained and you're staying with me. >> Maybe. I don't know. >> So, you don't want me pulled over >> for a violation of the handicap law. So, I need driver's license. >> I'm not violating anything. You don't have any lights on me. You don't have me pulled over, sir. >> You are stopped. I am telling you in uniform that you are being stopped and detained right now. >> For what? >> For a violation of the handicap placard. >> You want to bother me for nothing, sir? I'm sitting here batting my disc. If I didn't bother you, I didn't say anything. >> You're right. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right for nothing. >> Like I told your husband, I noticed the placard wasn't in the window. You don't have a handicap plate. >> I ask you about it. You hang it up there. I ask you if it's yours. You just keep pointing it to me. You won't answer any questions. >> What you say? I start my >> Okay. So, I got a feeling if she would just calm down, hand the license over, he'd run the license and give her a warning. >> Window is up. >> I asked you to roll the window down >> and I let it. WILL YOU LET IT DOWN? I SAY YES. I see like I'm driving gas. >> So, it's it's very simple. If you want to be petty, I can be petty because >> sir, >> because you're in violation of this handicap placard by using it in a parking space and not using the spot because your husband's inside. You can't use the parking spot with a handicap placard and let your husband go in. >> Yes. So, that's all I was going to simply say to you. >> And I said, "You didn't even You didn't even get that far cuz you scared to talk with >> You're right. I couldn't get that far because you wouldn't you wouldn't reason with me. You're like, "I'm just going to move. I'm going to leave." >> I said, "I just moved at the park then. What's wrong with moving?" If you say I'm IN VIOLATION, OKAY, WELL, I'LL move your ticket. I was sitting right here. YOU WOULD HAVE GAVE MY car a ticket. >> Absolutely. >> So, give my car ticket then or I move. What does my license have to do with anything? >> Because you're the occupant of the running vehicle with that handicap placard. So, I'm going to issue you >> I'm going to issue you the citation. >> If I'm not in here, then anyway. >> Now, it's a cit. Now, it's it's a ticket. >> Issue me the citation. >> Don't make it worse. >> That's That's after the fact. >> You're You're not in violation. >> That's after the fact. I want your driver's license. >> What? >> Because I'm going to write you a citation for violating the handicap placard. I've explained it to you twice. >> I'm not violating. >> You're using the handicap spot that you're not using. >> So, it's very simple. I can get your driver's license and write you a petty ticket or I can arrest you. I really don't want to do that. I just want to write the ticket and go. But you want to be argumentative. So here >> it is. Call your kids from home. >> Here it is. Driver's license. Thank you very much, Tiffany. >> Or jail. The choice is yours. If you're going to run away, I'm going to go get a warrant for your arrest. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. No. Move. You move. >> Whoa. Whoa. >> Get out of the car. Get out of the car now. Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the car now. I'm going to break the window. >> Back off. Don't stand over there. >> Get out of the car now. Get out of the car. You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> She's not there. >> You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. >> You are under arrest. Get out of the car. Technically, she did break the law, but I have a feeling if she had a completely different attitude from the beginning, he would have run her license and if it was clean, she would have gotten a warning. Don't do that again. >> You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> You are under arrest. Get out of the car. >> Thank you. >> You are UNDER ARREST. BACK UP. >> BACK UP. DON'T DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS on me. I didn't put my hands on you. Back up. Get out of his house. Back up now. He's going to make >> Back up. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE UNDER ARREST, TOO. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> You know what? >> Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser. >> Oh, >> get back. >> Gently guide him to the ground. >> Taser deployment. >> You know what? >> We can watch that again. >> TASER. TASER. TASER. TASER. WHOA. >> Get back. You're going to get >> Thank you, Tony. >> Taser deployment. >> Sit down. >> COULD BE. >> GET OUT. >> Turn around. Put your HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> I got the coffee. >> They just couldn't. Neither one of them could stay calm. >> I did nothing. >> You are under arrest. >> I just come from a funeral. >> You sitting up there. >> You [ __ ] YOU [ __ ] AIN'T >> AIN'T NOBODY HERE. >> You are under arrest >> for obstructing. I've said it a 100 times now. >> Can't stay calm. >> You [ __ ] ain't right. >> Yeah. Well, too bad. >> Yeah. >> You [ __ ] ain't >> right. Is that what it >> is? Well, >> they now they're kind of hot, but they didn't start off that way. It started off nice and calm and he was talking to her calmly and she was arguing. >> Get my jewelry up. Put your hands behind your back. >> For what? >> Put your hands behind your back. This is what you want. Put your hands behind your back. Behind your back. >> I've explained it to you. >> Why? Why? Why? >> Stop. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> You're not under arrest. >> What do you mean? >> Just listen. Just listen. >> Stop doing this to me. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> We don't. >> Just put your hands BEHIND YOUR BACK. WE DO [ __ ] >> Where's the gun? >> What gun? >> You just said you have a gun. >> I ain't saying [ __ ] >> I DID NOT SAY NOTHING ABOUT THAT. YOU'RE LYING. I AIN'T SAYING NOTHING ABOUT >> STOP PULLING AWAY. YOU BOTHERING ME. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED AS WELL. >> FOR WHAT? >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> FOR WHAT? >> CUZ YOU'RE RESISTING. PUT YOUR HAND BEHIND your back. >> My hands behind MY BACK. >> WHAT Y'ALL WANT ME TO DO? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. THAT'S all they're asking. Stop doing this. >> That's all they're asking. >> Oh, that's right. You're meeting them today. >> Nah. >> Cuz I'm going to move THE PARK TO ANOTHER PARK FOR Y'ALL. >> I'M A HANDICAP STICKER. YES. >> Could y'all get this off? My husband drove me up, please. Can we walk over here? >> Why y'all bothering us with nothing? >> Thank you, Brad. >> The thing on you that's going to stick me poke me. We can walk right in front of the squad right here. >> I don't have nothing. >> Okay. Face the squad. >> Yeah. Just try to remain calm. >> You don't have anything on you? >> I got blood on me. Where do you have Where do you have blood? >> Thank you very much, Jesus. >> All right. Well, that's interesting. >> It's very interesting. I'm trying to get home to change myself. >> That's all I'm trying to do. >> Yeah. >> Sitting here to CHANGE MYSELF. TRYING TO get >> myself. >> They just never grew up. >> Go over here. >> For what? >> Uh you're being placed in the back of the squad car so we can figure out what's going on. >> Very simple. >> Just watch your head. stepping. >> We'll meet him over there. >> I ain't do nothing. I'm going to move to a park from the man. >> All right. You want me to double lock them? >> Y'all took my phone and everything. >> Hey, can you can you just step out so I can double lock them so they don't cinch up on you in the car? >> What you mean? >> The handcuffs. I got to double lock them >> so they don't get tighter on. >> Yeah. So they don't get tighter on you. >> So I got to just adjust the fit so they're not too tight on you. All right. >> I ain't trying to move to the next car over. >> Y'all broke my hood chain and everything. And y'all, >> that's how it started. And she had to argue. She couldn't calm down. >> Y'all vocals. Ain't nobody done nothing. >> Some of us just showed up. So, we don't even know what what was going on. >> I ain't done nothing. I ain't done nothing. I'm sitting in my car. My husband come out and y'all do all I don't know if you got a felony. >> Move to out the parking spot. Let me get out the parking spot. It's a problem. They told you not to move. They wanted your license. >> Park at a handicap spot then. >> Why can't I? If I'm handicapped. >> Are you handicapped? >> Yes, I am. >> Yes, I am. You have a placer. >> Don't you see it in the car? >> It sounds like it went further than just the handicap. >> It's in the car. >> All right. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. >> Besides your phone, you need anything out of there? >> Oh, what? What am I being detained for? >> So, you're under arrest charged with resisting and obstructing? >> I didn't resist or obstruct anything. >> I was just told that on the trans. >> I didn't resist or obstruct anything. I didn't resist or struck anything. >> I have um tampons. Walk up behind cuffs. I don't know about pads though. You sure you don't have anything in your car for that? >> I don't have anything. >> Okay. >> You want a tampon at least when we get back? >> Can you give my c to my daughter? >> Tampon. >> The car is being towed. >> For what? >> For what? All the things going on. I grabbed your phone. Do you need anything else? You got your purse on you with all your stuff. You don't need anything else out of there. >> I don't know if they can tow the car cuz it's on private property. It'd be up to the gas station if they want to tow it. I didn't do nothing. I didn't do nothing. >> It should have been, but she just she wasn't going for that. Let me cuff off of you. I take your hand out and just place it on um in front of you right up here. >> Are these your cups? >> Would have been so simple. >> I don't know who. >> Well, she was talking about why she needed it. I I didn't need to hear that. >> I know what they're for. I had sisters. I have sisters. >> All right. Well, that was a that was a fun one. Quick one. Now, we got a lady uh a little girl actually. I don't know. I think she was like 18 or 19. She is bombed out of her gourd in the airport. And uh well, I'll just let >> March 26th, 2025, airport officers were dispatched following reports of an intoxicated passenger. Yeah. >> Well, Gina, the way you're acting right now, they're not going to let you fly >> cuz you seem like you're intoxicated on something, right? So, >> have you had anything? Don't just be honest with us. >> I will I will um I had shots in the airport. >> What? Um, but I >> What time is your flight today? >> Take care, John. >> Gina, >> Gina, when's the last time you drank something or took something? >> Yeah. Have you been drink Did you have some drinks last night or today? Just be honest. >> No, not today. Um, I just saw my sister and >> Okay. Well, right. Hey, you're acting like you said you fly. So, what time is your flight today? >> Cuz right now, if you went to the gate, they probably would not let you board. >> So, but do me a favor. Finish tying your shoe. We don't want you to trip. >> I'm What I'm telling you is that if they don't let me board, it's going to be a huge problem. >> Well, that's trying to avoid. So >> I know I I >> I will do anything to >> stop doing math. It's no good. >> Go ahead and tie your shoes so you don't trip >> and then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Let me see if I can get a CCS. >> Yeah. >> Right. I can tell you right now the way that you're >> renegade at the end uh we get a list of her charges. Uh I'll pause it and read them out. >> They're acting. They won't let you fly because they think you might be intoxicated and they can't have you up in the air like that. >> Okay. Do you have anyone we can talk? >> I I I don't. It's okay though. It's It's my It's okay. >> Who you flying out with? First of all, >> I'm not flying with anybody. I'm flying alone. >> Okay. No. No. Who you What airline you flying with? >> So, I'm going to Orlando. You're going to Orlando. >> And who are you flying to get to Orlando with? Like Delta, >> my sister. >> Which airline? Like Delta, American, United? >> Southwest. >> Southwest. We just want to make sure. >> Feel bad. >> Feel so bad about >> We just want to make sure you're okay. All right. >> We'll just wait. >> All right. Once she does, ma'am, you're going to have to go onto the other side. Security. Either get a cab. I'll see if I can get a CCS to help you. >> No. >> Or you can sit on the other side. >> What's your name? >> My name is Officer Davidson, ma'am. I'm sorry. >> Davidson. >> Yep. >> I am going to write a good review for you. Amazing. >> Um, I really appreciate you. >> You want to sit down over here? >> Give you some first class ride. Okay. Actually, I could try to fix her because I've been where she is and yeah, I could give her a nice lecture about where her life is headed. She won't listen. >> No, I think you should ride this. All right. >> You should take a seat cuz you were stumbling earlier. We want to make sure you're okay. You're not, like I said, you're not >> treat you like a queen. Come on, sit down. >> Okay. >> Like a queen. >> Huh? Yeah, sure. Go ahead and have a seat and you Yep. Tell me everything. Let's go. >> It's not alcohol. Yeah, >> cuz if she was that if like let's say if she was that intoxicated, you'd be able to smell it. >> You're not smelling anything. >> Nothing. >> We get a shot. >> There's no smell. Her eyes are dilated. >> Uh and basically based on what they're saying, whatever she took, she took right before she like got on this plane. I think it was probably like u [clears throat] Xanax or something to help her be calm. >> Miss Gina, we can't see her. I just need you. Do you need me a favor? I'm not asking. >> No, no. I'm asking you I'm asking you to get up so you can start walking so we can get you out of here. Okay. >> She's definitely calm. >> All right. So, I'll >> All right. >> It's not that bad. >> All right. >> All right. Well, do me a favor. >> My dad, when I was a kid, I told him I was nervous about flying, and he said, "There's no reason to be nervous. If something happens in the plane, before you even know it, the plane will have crashed and you'll be gone. Didn't help. >> Can you start walking forward a little bit cuz you are wobbling like no other. So, do me a favor. Take a seat right here. You don't have to sit back down, ma'am. Look, you're not in trouble yet, but I need you to start listening. You can call your father and I'll talk to him and then he'll probably talk to you and not know the way you want to be talked to. Or you can just hop in this chair. We'll take you on the other side. You can sit down there. No. Well, then you need to stand up and show us that you can actually walk without any problems. Cuz right now you you've wavered. You're So stand up. Stand up, please. I want you to walk to that officer right there. >> Ma'am, excuse me. >> Ma'am. >> Okay. Sit down, please. Sit down. >> Sit down, please. >> Ma'am, sit down right here. >> Ma'am, just sit down right here. >> Yeah. There you go. >> Listen. >> Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. Whoa. >> First off, >> I got her. Stop. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Want to be in handcuffs? >> Go ahead. >> No. >> You got yourself. >> All right. >> Just do it. >> All right. >> We're under arrest. Public intoxication. Stop resisting. Give me your hand. >> Please. No. Stop. >> Go ahead. Hit hit the latch. Hit the latch right there. >> Show me one female. She's a white sock fan. She >> slipped out of these. >> Yes. >> I just want to talk to my dad. >> Christie, you tell me. I want to talk to my dad, please. I want to talk to my dad, please. >> Yeah, we can. >> Hey, Wiggles. You had every opportunity. >> No, not anymore. >> It's okay. Come on. >> Oh my god. I need help. Help. Help. Help. Help. Oh, to my step kicking. >> Okay, >> then get up and sit in the chair. You got >> There you go. There you go. >> You got the hat. We got that. Here's your hat. >> Is what it is. No. >> Push your >> I asked you for this. I asked you for this. Oh my dad. >> I I swear to God my dad willing you. You have no idea who the you're messing with. My dad willing you and I'm [laughter] being stupid. My dad will literally you. So worry about it. He will in the next week. I promise you. My dad >> get the elevator. >> Okay. Where's my phone? Your phone and stuff is in here. Let's go. >> Okay. >> Dude, there's no APs here. >> Yeah, I should turn it down myself. >> DOWN THE HELP, >> Miss Gina. >> No. >> Miss Gina, >> you're done with you. So, you're going to sit down. >> I thought they said her name was like Gina or something. What was it at the beginning? Now it's Christina. >> And you're going to listen to this officer. >> Sit down. Put the feet up right now. >> No. No. >> Do you think we got an AP up upstairs? >> Yeah. >> Help. Help. >> Go get an AP, man. >> Just let me know if there's one upstairs or not. [laughter] >> Yep. They gave us a list at the end. Dude, >> can you stop? >> No. No. No. >> Well, Jason, to be fair to her, I think she I think the descript the video said she was 19, so yeah, she's an adult technically, but >> a woman like this is wrong with you. >> We're trying to be nice to you. >> No, you're not. >> Be nice. I don't care. >> Oh, Miss Gina. Okay, we're not going to kill you. >> Go ahead. Just relax. >> Okay, I had 27. >> Different colors. >> PE took a photo with that. >> Yeah. So, she can brought in her alcohol, [laughter] please. >> Ma'am, >> good point. Good point. Okay. Let me see. >> Yeah. Xanax. >> What is that? It's >> a zany. >> Xanax. Zani with alcohol. That's why she's so jacked up. >> Yeah. >> And she doesn't have a prescription bottle. >> Got a lot of >> Why did Why are you putting me in handcuffs? >> Cuz she weren't talking to >> Let me talk to my father. >> Sorry. It was And then did it to herself. >> Let me talk to my father, please. Let me talk to my father, please. >> I'm I'm a young I'm a young woman. I am I We can see that. >> I need to talk to my father. This is so wrong. >> No, we're in Georgia. Savannah, Georgia. >> This is so wrong. >> She's so high. She doesn't even know where she is. She's in Savannah, Georgia. >> Please. I'm not trying to fight with you. I just I just want to talk to my father. >> Please. >> Jail when you sober up. >> Sir, the only thing you do is contact jail. >> Please. Please. >> They try to We tried to work with her. My grandfather is Chicago PD and so is my father >> so they know what's up. Just please let me speak to him. >> Your dad told you to let What did your dad say to you? >> What' your father say to you? >> I'm I'm >> What did your father say to you? Did he >> follow our right now? Just sit here. >> My father did not say that. Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> That's why he told me before he Well, not now. Oh, so they did. They called her dad and the dad said, "All right, young lady, listen to what they're telling you. Don't make things worse." [screaming] >> I got to make sure. >> Listen up. Listen up. >> STOP MY PHONE. LET ME TALK TO MY DAD. >> TALK to my dad. You're too high. Calm down now. >> No. [crying] >> We also We also need to search her pockets just in case she might have extra drugs. >> She's good. >> Wait till you see the mug shot. >> Good. >> No. No. >> Yeah. >> Oh, no. No. Talk to my dad. [screaming] Talk to my dad. >> Please my dad. >> But she's a lot safer than getting arrested. >> Yeah. Right now, going to jail for her is much safer than just leaving her in the airport in that state. >> I need to talk to my father. Mom, what are you doing? >> You know what I mean? I got to go. I have to grab my legs now. >> No, >> I want to talk to my dad. Come on. I'm a young girl. No, >> I just want to talk to him. Got >> a seat belt. Yeah. Got it. Just let >> Well, yeah. Well, that's the problem with being 19. You don't have a whole lot of experience with prescription medication and alcohol. And I mean, we've seen adults do the same thing. They mix prescriptions with alcohol in the airport and they end up in the same situation. >> Push all you want. PUSH ALL YOU WANT. MADAM, >> YOU'RE ADDING WARRANTY [screaming] CHARGES. ARE YOU GOING TO SLIDE ME? What would you do? What are you going to do? [clears throat] Go ahead. Hit me. I don't care. I don't care. >> The woman was charged with obstruction. >> Whoa. Damn it. Hold on. Let me see if I can mug shot. The woman, >> there's her mug shot. That's her without the wig. Kind of see why she wears it. She's got the same thing I got going on. A little thin up there. >> Was charged with obstruction, public drunkenness. >> All right. And before they read these out, I got to lean in a little bit. Uh she's had cocaine, methamphetamine, amphetamine, um hydrocodone, and the uh the Xanax, which would be a benzoazipene. So, she had a whole lot with her. >> 13 counts of felony drug possession. Dangerous drugs not in an original container and drugs not an original container. >> All right. I think that was the view from the other side. Uh that was the officer on the other side. So they closed one door and then he was trying to keep keep her feet in and she kept kicking him. So uh Oh yeah, she was a mess. All right, that is all I've got for today. Let me make myself big. That's all I've got for today. I'm going to be off tomorrow, but I'll be back uh Wednesday for a bonus show this week. 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