[music] Heat. Heat. [music] Heat. Heat. [music] Happy hump day everyone. Yes, I'm doing an extra show today. Uh let's see. So, this will be six days in a row I'm going to do. This is day one. I've got uh I've got some interesting videos. Couple DUIs. Uh guy who thinks he's a legal expert. Well, actually, I got a couple guys who think they're legal experts, uh, in a couple different And I got a woman who thinks she's Yeah, that's pretty much all the videos I have. DUIs. Uh, yeah, DUIs and legal experts. All right. The first one I'm going to do, though, um, I'm still kind of on the fence. I The deputy had to slap this woman. And I say had to, you'll see why. She was out of control. Maybe he didn't have to, but it was perfectly understandable. If somebody did what she did, if somebody did that to me, I'd probably slap him, too. Um, but let's get started with that one. And, uh, yeah, we'll get going. My Sheriff's Office. >> How you doing? >> Oh, no pants. >> Okay. Can you get some pants on? >> No, >> please. >> Okay. Hey, uh, you were over there in Texico, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. They they don't want you there anymore. >> I don't care. >> You don't care? Okay. Speaking of dust, >> honestly, I I don't benefit the the facts of the doubts that they don't care for me there anymore because of the facts of the doubt that I know what they have going on there. >> Uh-huh. Okay. So, they want you trespassed. So, if you go back over there, you're going to be arrested. All right. Just >> blank. Okay. that. So I want to know like the fact that the point of the fact that they can't be arrested for the fact that they can't be arrested for >> you stand over here. The flies are bad. >> What do you mean? >> Can I get you the Can I get you the resume? >> No. So what what are you saying? >> No, no, no, no, no. Sir, you have no regal lights. >> Okay. >> Regal legal rights. >> Tell me otherwise. >> Regal lights. >> Sorry. Okay. Don't. >> So, what were you doing? Going over there arguing? >> I'm going to tell you right now. I'm going to go get my giggle rights. >> Okay. You got your uh >> giggle rights. >> You got your ID legally. >> Good grief. >> My ass walking the [ __ ] away. >> You got your leg ID? >> Yeah. Right here on my legal ass. You can't look at me legally walking the [ __ ] away. >> So, you're telling me you're not going to get give me your uh your ID? Baby, baby, baby, >> you're going to be a Listen here. I know who you are. You go back over there, you're going to jail. >> Okay. >> Demon run. >> All right. Don't go over there again. >> Don't go over there again. All right. >> You know, >> you've been warned. >> No. No. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. You've been warned. Do not go over there. You go over there again. You >> It's not wrong at all. I want it too >> and go in the house. >> Robot juice. >> I think it's a dialect of English. I don't know. >> Sir, correct. >> Go away. >> Correct. >> I'm done talking to you. You don't want to give me your ID. I know who you are. Go back in your trailer. More than >> You're You're not even dressed. Go back in the house. I'm more legally than willing to believe my eyes. >> Sounds good, man. Put some pants on. >> So, go get it. >> Why do you think that's not my >> No, go get it. If you say >> that's the way I styled my hair, >> go get it for me. >> So, why did you not legally pursue the officers that have >> the officer? >> Yes, it was a followup. >> What? did not legally opportune their opportunities >> and they didn't do their rightly >> opportunities >> and they did not >> do not go back over there. >> Okay. >> Oh yeah. >> I am legally >> legally. >> All right. I'll go get my legal res. >> You don't need it now. I got it. >> I got it. I got it. >> I know who you are. >> Actually, I I think there's something screwy with YouTube cuz it's showing me that I'm at uh 6960 something, but this morning it was almost 7200. So, I I think there's something screwy with YouTube or over 200 people unsubscribed this morning. >> Is she always like that? >> I don't want her in my house though. >> Is she? >> I really don't. >> Yo, Bubba, come in your house. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I want. >> I'd like to have my um >> That's what I looked up. >> Yeah. Listen, I don't want any I don't want to obstruct any justice with you. >> I just want my >> I love my son. >> Okay. >> Oh, no. She has a son. >> I am. >> Hey. Hey. Don't go in her house. >> You don't want to go in her house. >> Leave her alone. >> I know. >> Forgotten all about >> Is she related to you? >> That's my daughter. >> Okay. Drinking. >> I just want to make sure she >> fine. >> She's being trespassed from Texas. Just takes a lot of alcohol. She was just went up there and created something. Let her watch your son cuz you're intoxicated. Okay. >> All right. >> Do you think that's okay? But but on probation. I don't even understand why she could be all like this. >> I took one day off the situation. Okay. >> Do you think it's okay? >> I have one. I >> You're home so you can be drunk home. So fine. Right. >> Exactly. But she's Let her watch your son and then when you sober up. >> All right. Well, you're not >> as long as you guys are here. >> Don't go back over there, right? >> Just let her watch. >> Yeah, that's what mine was showing at the beginning. >> Hey, how you doing, sweetie? >> Yeah, she's drunk. >> I told you she's crazy. >> Drunk. >> What are you doing? >> You have your ID? I'm Are you the manager? >> I mean, I work there. There's only two of us that work there. So, I would >> I wonder how she got the black eye. I suspect that one of her neighbors gave it to her. >> So, who am I putting down? Who's my going to be my trust? >> Or she fell. >> What's that? >> She's like out here naked. >> Oh, she There she is. >> What's her name? >> I'm coming at city. >> Don't go back. >> Oh, okay. So, you you want to go back to the property? Oh, okay. >> No, don't do it. >> Do you see that? >> I've said it several times. You cannot come back here. >> I'm going tell I'mma tell you. You go to that. You go over to there, you're going to jail. Look at that. >> Okay. >> Look at that. He just >> pulled several. >> Do not step over here. You're going to go to jail. >> Do you see that right there? >> No. No. You see that? This is their property. >> You see that square right there? >> You step on that right there. You're going to jail. >> Square right there. >> Oh jeez. Uh-huh. >> Ma'am, go home. Do you see that? >> Go home. Have a drink. Relax. >> Do you see that right there? I >> I'm telling you and I'm warning you and you are I'm letting you know you are being filmed. You've been warned many times. Do not come back on this property which starts right there. >> Oh, you're [ __ ] >> Me neither. >> I really don't give two flying bucks. >> Me neither. If I take you to jail or not, I don't care you. >> Bill, thank you very much for the $5 super chat. I I think YouTube's having some kind of glitch. I'm looking at the numbers, too. They don't look quite right, but we're having fun. >> Do you see that right there, >> man? Well, you have a son. >> Do you see? >> No. >> Really? Not >> I don't care. I'm my son. >> Go home. >> I care about my son. >> And guess what? What I will do about my son? AND GUESS WHAT? I WILL MAKE SURE that all these [ __ ] entire [ __ ] >> Do you think yelling at at at the police right now is going to help you with that situation? Oh, this police into >> now. She's got a demon in her. >> Come come come the alteration. >> Oh, yeah. >> Police. >> Ma'am, just let's let's just finish the information on the trespass. Come on back to work. >> See that? Can you not see that square right there? >> I think you can. >> I don't need to see the square. >> Do you not see that square right there? >> That square is part of Texas property. It has nothing to do with it. Go home. Go home. >> You want me to go home? >> Yes. >> I tried going to jail. >> Lovely. >> I know. >> Yeah. And somebody did. She's got a kid. >> It's profound. So you're you're just the employee and we're going to use this as a trespass. She's already been told that you know she no >> I thought she was going to come over here. She know >> the officer fixes her though. >> Comes over here cuz you guys own this pretty much. >> Okay. >> Hey Sher. >> She comes over here. >> Mr. Buckner was here today talking to the property manager about taking that trampoline down because that's their property over here. I guess >> midlife crisis going on. Thank you very much for the $7 super chat. I swear I hit uh 7,000 on Monday. I don't know why YouTube's showing that I'm, you know, that I lost like 250 subscribers, but I don't know. It's probably a glitch. >> But you can send that to his son if you want to ask him. >> Who's going to Where's your property at? >> Mr. Buckner, the owner of this property. >> Oh, okay. But that's a whole another piece of property. >> Yeah. At some point, I don't know. >> She going to be trespassed from this property, though. >> Like this property right there. >> Right there. Right there. Right there. Right there on that property right there. right there. >> Give me your case number over >> for being as intoxicated as she is. She at least understands she can't step foot over here. >> She was yelling over here telling these people they have sex going on over here. She was yelling at them. >> Well, yeah. She said, "You guys worried?" That's where she started. She said, "You guys worried about me trespassing, but you strap?" But she had enough >> enough marbles to say that. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what she's talking about. I don't work this year. >> I think about that sometimes. >> A lot of people know her because she comes out here all the time. >> Yeah. I've never met her. Not anymore. >> You dealt with her? >> No, I've never. >> So, I've never dealt with her either. >> I'm surprised. Yeah, they had she said she had a a big cap under the big a new cap under. She made a big deal. They had like friends that got here. They said it was a big knee cap. >> A pig some. But yeah, she >> Why is she all bruised up though? >> She battered. No, she probably run in her mouth this morning. >> But she went That's what I'm saying. in DC house and she had the fake kid has a black eye too for a moment please. >> Sure. What's going on? >> So um with her being drunk this poorly every single day is to the point she's literally harassing me in front of my children >> doing sexual provocative things and >> the kids exposure and >> it's just one thing after. >> Have you guys checked with the park management? Uh, what's her name? Deborah Costa or something? >> Yeah, she said she's over it to the point. Just call the cops. >> Well, she's she's got to get her evicted. >> I don't know. Yeah, >> she's trying. >> Okay. >> He just literally sit in front of my trailer. >> She's back over there. There's no pants. >> Really bad names. A [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't need my kids hearing us. >> I mean, I know y'all really can't do nothing about that, but >> And where do you live? wants to fight me. And >> where do you live exactly, though? >> Right here on this trailer. >> The first one? >> Yep. >> Okay. I mean, we can we can trespass it from >> your actual But what really constitutes your property here, you know what I mean? We can trespass her from there. >> Car is public. >> It's a common road >> for the community here. >> You know, that's the problem with that. >> Um, but her coming knocking on your door, that would violate that. Now this here, she's trespassed from here. She comes on this S asphalt right there. This is all their property, Texico. She'll go to jail >> if we see her. >> She was trying to She was I thought she was going to do it. >> So, >> hey, Janette. >> This is Texico. >> Huh? >> So, this is Texico right here. >> This is Texico's property. >> Dang. It don't really look like it. >> Yeah. She doesn't know that. >> She doesn't know. Yeah. >> So, where is Texico's property? said it came like right up against the trailer. So I up to here. Yeah. >> Okay. >> You can't come up to here. This is Texico's property. This guy just told us it's here. >> All right. Don't go past this. >> There's actually >> Yeah, I think they all are. >> Are you the owner? >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm the owner's son, but I'm also property manager. >> I heard about that. So I started appility >> forever. We really been like it's on her property. >> Let me get you a card with a case number. >> I tell that's where your first time is coming from. >> This lady wants to trespass from her property, too. All right. So do not come on her property. This is her property. All right. Oh, what? >> Do not come on her property. >> All right. You understand? >> Hey, maybe >> do not go over here or there. >> Um, sir, do they understand that they need to definitely volunteer? That they need to come over here where I have under deer. >> What? >> Where they have? >> Sure. Sure. They do understand. They do understand. Now go home. >> Oh, so they do understand that they need to go. Yes, sure. >> No, you need to go. >> Yeah, it's time to go home. >> Go home. No, ma'am. >> Keith, >> I understand that you don't understand. >> Fine. I don't understand. Go back. You don't even need justified. Well, you ain't even need work. >> Hey, Robin. >> Stan, >> listen. Listen. >> You're unjustifying. You don't even need me. >> I just where you were. >> I'll tell you what's going to happen. No, you're going to march. You're going to march act because you're drunk >> and we've already trespassed you from two places and we've asked you to go to your house and you don't want to >> and you're out here half naked. >> I will go. >> Oh my need that was that you're >> I mean we got young kids here. Is that appropriate with your what you're wearing? No. So why don't you go into your house? It doesn't matter where I personally where I'm where I'm actually where I'm [ __ ] understandably. >> Are you not going to go to your house or you going to you're going to go with us on a marchman act? >> I'm going to go >> marchman act. >> Are you going to go and technically that you interacted with you and your for the family? >> What happened to >> Oh, the fact that this neighbor >> she's not saying anything important. eating [ __ ] on me. >> This one right here. >> This one. >> You eating galllets? >> Oh, I did. >> They can get her for public intoxication. Plus, one of the the ladies that they were talking to a few minutes ago said that she was being indecent in front of the children. Like, yeah, they've got all kinds of things they can get her for. They eventually do. >> I didn't. I'm not going to lie. >> No. >> So, how are we supposed to help you if you don't call us? Why would I call a [ __ ] a [ __ ] >> That doesn't even help nobody that they're even intellectually actually with. >> Okay. >> Whatever she does. >> She doesn't care about anything right now. >> Four more hours. >> You are any of those factual facts. [ __ ] >> I will give you one more chance. Just go to your house. >> Yeah. >> You know that's how much mouth you're going to get. I'm broken. >> Stop moving. >> Female. >> You know you're going to get >> Good to see you, Clint. I got this. >> You know, I can't double up properly without hurting you if you keep moving. >> You know how many mouse actual? >> Okay. >> Sure. >> ID on the >> She lives in one of the trailers. >> No, no, I didn't. >> Hey, Tony. >> Yes, you did. You voluntarily wanted to go. >> No, I sort of >> cuz you refused to go. >> No, I didn't. Can you show us if you want to Burger King? >> Have a seat. I don't know. >> I don't know. Where's the box? >> Sit down. >> Get in the car. >> Sit. >> Hey, either that. We can easily go disorderly. Go to the jail. What do you want to do? >> Hey, Charlene. >> Thank you. >> You want to go to jail? You want to go to the hospital? They'll they'll make you clearer. >> I I got any >> I literally have been >> I literally called my my attorney. I literally called my attorney. >> 511. >> Hopefully we find out in a minute. Bravo 832's going to handle the battery >> went from two trespasses to >> she can go either way. Disorderly drunk and intoxicated or >> tell you about her kneecap. >> Marshman >> tell you about her kneecap she found underneath. >> What kneecap? >> Yeah, she found a kneecap under her house. Called a major case and >> she found a kneecap under her house. >> But it was no signal 20 all day. Yeah, I know. She's drunk. >> March. She won't go back in her house. She's so warned her many times. >> Yeah, but there's nobody there to care for her. Her mom take care of her and she's just standing outside causing her. >> So she said, "Yeah, march me out." She turned around voluntarily, but then she kind of resisted her, you know. >> Yeah. You said good and then she's kicking. I'm like, "I don't know, bro." >> Well, yeah, we're good. She's in the air. >> All right. I'll stand by here. Well, here you want my I got the 43. Oh, you want the ID though? Let me know. >> Hey. >> Uhoh. >> Hey. >> Oh, she's using her head. >> DON'T DO THAT AGAIN. >> WANT A HOBBLE? >> YES, SIR. I do. >> I like how the one officer was asking the other officer, "Do you need the Hobble?" And she answers, "Yes, we do." >> Yeah. Let me know. You're layer. I'm on my neck. >> You're not going to take our window again. >> And don't And don't you dare bite me. >> I hope not. >> Off my neck. >> Get your neck. >> Yeah. >> Get your neck. >> Hold on. Come on. Hold on. What happened to your knee? >> She been drunk and falling. >> You're drunk. Oh, is that what you call it? >> Yes. You're drunk. >> What do you call it? What's your name? What's your foot? Don't kick me. No problem. >> I know. I know. >> Just wait. >> I've always been cool with you. Lean back. Put your foot in there. >> Lean back. Put your foot out. >> She's not going to be cooperative. [screaming] >> Help. >> OH, you put this on. >> Why is your life >> double gloves? whole hazmat suit >> trying to get it. >> That would be disorderly, bro. >> Oh, yes it does. >> I was thinking >> for what? >> She, you know, >> for what? >> For what? >> What year are you? >> For what? >> I'm 312. >> For what? >> For what? >> What? who does this [ __ ] internally. >> Shut up, dude. >> No. >> What' you do? >> The one that does that [ __ ] internally. >> Shut up. >> I didn't do that [ __ ] >> Shut up. Shut up. Stand up. >> I didn't do that [ __ ] >> Where's the blur box? This is awful. >> Get your butt up here. >> Get your butt up. Get your window out. Yeah, put this down. >> Granted. Great. Granny. Yeah. All right. Ready? >> Yeah. [screaming] >> I'm going to turn her down a little bit. >> We can't understand her anyway. >> I'm not I'm not that [ __ ] I don't do it. >> Sounds good, ma'am. >> I don't do it. >> Sorry. Sorry. Just keep speak. >> Yeah. >> Don't do that. She's going to lick the glass. Ah, don't lick the glass. She's going to make herself sick. Sicker. [ __ ] >> Uhoh. Uhoh. >> Whoa. [laughter] >> I think the officer timed that on purpose. [screaming] >> Get in there. >> Get in there. >> You spit in my face. You think you can knock on your side of my door? Spitude. >> YOU WANT A VIDEO CHARGE? >> YOU better stop it. No, >> I didn't spit on you. >> You did? No, >> I didn't. >> That's That's sad. You spit on me. I've always been nice to you. >> I didn't spit on you. >> Absolutely did. >> No, I didn't. >> Nice. Oh, you spit on me again. See what happens. >> Do I do it? Now, that's exactly what I would do if somebody came up and spit in my face. I wouldn't even think about it. I It would just be a knee-jerk reflex. >> Absolutely not. [screaming] >> Yeah, SHE SPIT ON ME >> TWICE. Spit on me. Absolutely not. Now you're getting bad, Leo. >> Hold on. >> Stop it. Let go now. Let go. >> Yeah. >> Let go. Let go. Let go. Let go. >> Yep. >> You're going to rip my spit hook. We're going to have a problem. >> Picture of your face with spit on it. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah, they show it again in slow motion at the end of the video. They they keep slowing it down. It makes it look worse, but yeah, it was I've seen much harder slaps. >> That was nothing. >> Hey, John. >> Yeah. Yeah. Why are we spitting again? >> Why are we spitting again? Why are we spitting on me? >> All right. Disgusting. >> Disgusting, right? >> He might be. I don't know. >> There are many reasons why. What is she doing? [screaming] >> Erica, come on. >> Pay attention. >> YOU'RE A SICK [ __ ] >> SHOW the slap again at the end. You're a sick [ __ ] hobby now. >> Very true. >> Going to be in the parking lot of American Freight >> Stoner Gamer. >> Good to see you. Charlie Fox 7. >> Know that you're the woman you believe in. >> Well, that's assuming she has a brain. >> Know that you're a woman you believe that >> you know she's >> I can't believe that you're a woman. You believe this? >> I don't blame him though. No, no, no, no, no, no. Go [ __ ] yourself. >> Go [ __ ] yourself and you can go believe everything that you want. >> Adam, what's going on? >> I hope I hate everything. >> She needs She needs a night in jail. >> All right. All your alcohol. >> I die. I die. Yeah, I die. [laughter] >> Better safe than sorry. >> Actually conspires everything they need. CONSPIRE [screaming] HELP. >> OH, HUSH. >> [screaming] >> I THINK SHE'S a longtime drinker and she's probably had I don't know maybe a bottle. >> Oh yeah, she had it at the beginning. Yeah. Oh, [screaming] >> really? Everything. >> Sounds great, man. >> Oh, I I literally willize everything that I willize it. >> Maybe a haunted house. like everything antagonize everything I can. >> I don't want to antagonize everything. I don't want >> I don't want even I don't want even to I don't even want this [ __ ] I hate this [ __ ] >> Sucks. Well, hopefully the cat's okay. >> You give me every opportunity that I don't want. I don't want anything spectacular like this [ __ ] You want patrol, too? >> I don't want this [ __ ] I don't want to attack us. >> No, >> I really don't. I really don't want to do anything. >> Well, how about you calm down from here on out? Okay, >> please. >> Y >> a spit off. Come on. Let's put it back on. >> You spit on me twice. We're not doing that. >> No, we're not playing that game. You're not spitting on me again. Okay. >> I don't want to spit on nobody. >> All right, let's step out. >> Oh, yeah. One of those handles. >> I don't want to spit on anybody. >> Step out. Come on. >> That's disgusting. >> Step. >> Who would want to spit on somebody? >> We're almost done with this and I'll get to that. >> But who would want to spit on somebody? >> Okay. Well, we nobody. All right. Come in here so we get you some clothes on. Okay. >> Can you swing your feet out this way? >> You got to swing the feet. >> Are you able to or you need a >> Yes, ma'am. >> All right. Before we finish this one, Timothy, thank you very much for the $5 super chat. >> Following the incident, the woman was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, breach of peace, and disorderly intoxication. As seen earlier in the footage, after she spit in the officer's face for a second time, he responded by slapping her. The Hernando County Sheriff's Office later confirmed that the officer's actions during the arrest were under review. What do you think? Did the officer go too far or was his response understandable under the circumstances? >> Understandable. >> Let us know your thoughts in the comments. >> Totally understandable. Hey, Monica. Good to see you. All right, next we got a guy uh they got the police got a call about a domestic and he fit the description. He's actually the guy that they were called on. And uh boy, he causes a scene. >> May 2024, police received a call from concerned neighbors reporting a domestic incident. When officers arrived, what began as a routine response quickly escalated. >> Hold on a second. >> Hold on a second. >> I don't think so either. >> We're talking to you. We're talking to you. Stop. We're talking to you. Stop. Oh, he's suing already. >> Get on the ground. >> You look AT HIM. >> HOLD ON A SECOND. REASONABLE ARTICULUS. >> OH, come on. Stop. Of course, they have reasonable articulable suspicion. >> For what? You have to tell me why you're detained. >> I'm explaining it. >> NO, YOU'RE NOT. TELL ME. >> YOU'RE investigating right now. >> I'm not resisting nothing. What am I being detained for? Hey, I know my rights. I'm suing him. What am I being detained for? >> My right domestic what? >> A domestic domestic disturbance. >> This is in shape. Who claimed it? >> Dude, let me go. >> You're violating my rights now until we figure this out. You're going to be >> What am I being detained for? >> A domestic. >> You have no right to detain me, dude. >> Listen to my partner. Hey, >> what's your name? What's your name? What's your name? What's your name? >> Have I been >> What's your name? Hey, talk to him. >> What is your name? He's the one out of control. Not me. >> What is your name? >> No, you listen. >> What's your name? >> What's your best number? >> 370. What's your name? >> What's his number? >> He's out of control. >> What is your name? >> He's out of control. >> What is your name? >> Why is he grabbing me? >> What is your name? >> Why is he grabbing me? >> Let me ask you again. >> You know, I don't have to tell you my name. >> Okay, >> I know my right. >> Listen to us right now. So we can get a hold of the situation. >> I can listen to what you have no right to detain. I'm suing you. What's your badge number? PULL YOUR WHITE SHIRT UP. BRING THE WHITE SHIRT HERE. >> You guys have no reason to detain me. You don't even have no description. Dude, who who was in the in the domestic? Dude, >> dude, who's involved in the domestic? >> You up, Dude? I know my right. Can I put my pants up? >> Not right now. >> Why? Because you're detaining me for no reason. >> Yes, you're being detained right now. >> What? >> I am a citizen of the United Why are you detaining me? >> Correct. >> Why are you detaining me? You don't know how why are you detaining me? >> We're investigating domestic. >> And how how have I been involved in any type of domestic? Cuz I said, "Mind your business. Leave me alone." That makes me domestic violence. Right. >> We have a call of an argument. >> And what does that have to do with me? >> Exactly. >> Hey. Hey, dude. What does that have to do with me? >> Hold on. Just listen. >> What does that have to do with explain it? >> No, he shouldn't touch me. He violated my rights. Why did he touch me? >> So, the reason why we're here >> Why did he touch me? I don't care why you're here. Why did he touch me? >> And don't forget the bonus track, Andy. I'm fitting a suit. Why did he touch me? >> You don't know why? Cuz you know, >> can you since you guys are already glad? >> He will. >> Okay, >> we have another guest on Friday. >> We're going to get detained for a few minutes for what? He doesn't know why he's detaining me. Ask him why he's detaining me. >> Ask him. Ask him why he's detaining me. Ask him. >> Ask him. Ask him why he's detaining you, dude. >> Then you're going to violating my rights, dude. >> Because he's not asking. Dude, YOU HURTING MY WRIST. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? LET ME GO. >> BRO, CAN YOU handcuff me? >> Can you get this corn ball off of me before I cornball? >> Let me go, bro. [laughter] >> Bro, let me go, bro. I promise you I'll take you. Let me go, >> bro. Hey, let me go. >> Now he's just an idiot. >> Hey. Hey, let me go. >> You are you going to take me down? I'm on your ass, bro. I'm on your ass, bro. I'm on your ass. >> What's your What's your badge number, dude? >> Hey. >> Hey. Hey. What? You going >> to talk to a second, but we're going to do this in a second. >> We're talking down. >> Y'all are weird as hell. >> He put on tight purpose. >> They're weird. Cameras on. >> Putting on my face. Violating my right. For what? Yeah. I don't even know if he did anything. He just won't calm down. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Yep. >> On my mama. On my mama. >> On my mama. >> You got the right one. You think you tough though. >> You think you tough? >> You think you tough though? >> Okay, sir. >> You think you tough? >> You tough. >> Ram tough. Well, your wife show why you broken to see why he look at him. You know he say you going to let him do it though. He already violated my listen. >> I'm the citizen, right? He has no right to look. Listen here, >> dude. He haven't listened to his >> Look how HE TURNED MY ARM. LET GO OF MY ARM, DUDE. DUDE, HE'S BENDING MY ARM, BRO. Drama queen. Bro, my shoulder is hurting. Could you tell him to stop, bro? Please. >> You just tell him to stop bending my shoulder, bro. >> Stand up. >> Damn. >> Listen to me, >> weirdo. Talk to >> weirdo. Step back and talk. >> Cornballs your first year. >> Cornball. Weirdo. >> Weirdo. >> I got him. >> I said spitting your Can you stop and talk to me? >> Yeah. Do the trifecta. >> [ __ ] wasn't so weird. Why did you detain me? >> I think so. >> I'm screwing your ass. What's your badge number? >> Stop. Are you going to talk to me or him? >> I'm going to talk to you, but he's up. Can you loosen the handcuffs now? >> Oh, thank God they muted him for a little bit. [laughter] I don't know what he's saying, but the sounds muted. Good. We don't have to hear a stupid voice. >> Goofy. >> Oh, there we go. He said goofy. And now doofus. Man, he's coming up with all the >> doofus. >> Straight out of elementary school. >> Where you goofy? >> Okay, weirdo. >> Goofy. >> Okay, weirdo. Porn ball doofus. >> Y'all come out for us. >> Yeah, he's goofy. >> Can you come up? >> Who are you? >> Officer Mahia. >> Yeah, it's refreshing. You know, if he's going to be shirtless. >> Okay. >> Okay. We want to try to get you through this as soon as possible and get you out of here. >> I don't know. Don't do this. I plead the field. Do what y'all got to do. Drag me out. >> It's y'all n I'm ready. Am I going head first if you >> Oh, come on. Being a baby. >> That's your job. Hey, you you're supposed to >> get out of the car. >> Protect his head of mine. >> Yeah. Thank Thank him. >> Yeah, >> cuz he ain't got no reason to tackle me. >> Oh, I wasn't there. I don't know what happened. >> Well, talk to him. >> It ain't my job to get myself out of this car. >> Can you do it for us? >> Nope. >> He said he did it for me. >> Do it for her. >> I don't know. I don't even know if he did anything. I don't know cuz he immediately started fighting with the police when they showed up. >> I'm going to help you out. Let's go. the faster we get those. >> You might want to back up and let those two men grab me out of here. >> Yeah. >> Come on, doofus. >> Come on, tough guy. Now look at you scared. Turning red. Give me help. You arresting me. Get me out of the car, dude. >> What kind of >> Okay, get a baby carriage. Lift him up and put it in. What will be here until the wash comes? >> I can't exit the squad car, dude. >> It's a fair point. Booty chin, you look like booty chin. >> Let take me out. >> Whoa. >> Yeah, they're going to have to car. >> I'm tired, daddy. >> Hey, >> just yank him out. Come on. >> Let's close this area. >> Take me out. That don't intimidate me, bro. Come on. Take me out of the car. >> What? You I'm handcuffed. What am I going to do? >> Get out of the car. That's what you're going to do. >> Come on, bro. You did. You went this far. Come on, man. >> Yeah. >> I can't I can't get out of my arm. Dude, you cuffed my I can't feel my hands. I lost circulation to my legs. Can you help? >> Oh, come on. >> Sooner we get you in there, we can get you uncuffed and comfortable. >> Come on, Doofus. What's his name? 3 3 4 6 Come on. Why you don't want to help? >> I'm waiting on you. >> Why he don't want to help? >> Waiting on you. >> No. Why he don't want >> We can't do anything if you're sitting >> about him, >> dude. Come on. Give me a >> slow [laughter] night. >> Yeah, >> bro. You tackled me when your white shirt got here. >> I don't know. When he eventually stepped out of the squad car, he still appeared to have a bone to pick with the arresting officer. >> Why he got my stuff to a few minutes, bro? Right. But he can't help me. He can't even look me in my eyes cuz you can arrest me. >> Close the door. Turn all the lights off. Leave him there. I'm right here. I'm talking I'm not even grass. >> Oh no, they can't do that anymore. >> I have a right to talk right now. >> Can't touch anywhere in this area. >> You can arrest me, but you can't even look at me. >> Seriously. >> Hello. Now you Now you ready to look? The boss got me. Bro, some nuts, man. Officer B1. >> Yeah. And they're not comfortable. Like you're untouchable. >> You don't go home. >> You might get a gifted membership, Joyce. This one's almost over. >> Right. How he treats everybody. >> Come up front, man. You're the arresting officer. >> He's doing the most. >> The suspect was ultimately charged with domestic battery and resisting or obstructing a peace officer. >> All right, we're going to move on to a couple that got pulled over. This young lady, she is so stupid. the uh I don't know why they wanted to get the ID of the passenger uh but she ends up ratting them out their boyfriend girlfriend and she is such an idiot. >> Notice a vehicle making sporadic lane changes. So they get behind it, initiate lights and sirens and then pull it over and before long things somehow go from bad to worse. >> How are you two doing today? >> We're doing okay. >> My name's Officer Bill. I work with Borman. Reason for the traffic stops a couple reasons. Number one, when you had the red light, you pulled pretty much all the way to the intersection and you backed off. Then you turned left from not the turning lane. So >> when I saw that when I saw you do that, I was like, is this person impaired or what? >> I'm not impaired. >> I can tell talking to you. Yeah, I can tell talking to you. You're not drunk, anything like that. >> Come here. And >> that changes. >> This is his uh company car. >> Okay. Where are you guys heading this evening? We were just overwhelmed. We came out to see a movie. >> Mhm. >> I see. >> We seen uh Insidious 2. >> How was it? >> It was good. >> That's good. >> Yeah. >> Yes, it is. >> No problem. Miss, do you have your driver's license on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> But he has a license. >> Do you have a license? >> No. >> Okay. Yeah. What's so so far they haven't said like he's not wearing a seatelt or there's any reason to identify him. >> What's your name, miss? >> Kylie. K Y L E E. >> What's your birth date? >> What state is your driver's license or your ID or what what state your ID through? >> Yes. >> Yeah. What's your middle name? So, what's going on with your license? >> So, I got a speeding ticket when I was 19 years old. Okay. I didn't stop driving because I've constantly always had to get myself to work, right? >> Every single time I'm on my way. Uh, I get stopped and I constantly I'm I I'm just last month I paid $400. >> Okay. >> Short answer. Why is your license suspended? I got some tickets in the past. Done. >> Some fines. Okay. >> I don't have any warrants or anything like that. >> Okay. >> Sir, do you have your ID on you? Make sure that you're valid. That way we we might be able to switch seats. >> That's in his wallet. >> Okay. >> Now, at this point, he should say because he has he say, "I've had a few drinks. I can't drive." And you know, I'm the passenger. You don't need to ID me. But he doesn't. >> The reason why I'm driving is uh the reason why I'm driving is because we're just out and uh Tim had a few drinks. >> Okay. >> Oh, Tim, >> I'm going to step off. >> Oh, no. You can just stay there. I'll just look you up by your name. So, I'm going to >> What's your first name, sir? >> I'm going to start off by telling you um >> right here, though. >> He has a warrant out for his arrest. >> Okay. What's the warrant? >> Why would you volunteer that information? >> I for >> But, um I sent a >> You able to close the door, boss? I sent a message out to um >> the police officer of Newcastle three times. I've been trying to get a hold of >> Well, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on. Yeah. No, I have a quick question. What's the warrant for? Because if it's if it's >> I don't know specifically. That's why I'm explaining. >> Okay. >> So, specifically, >> well, we're at a party together. >> Okay. If it's if it again, there's no reason to explain the background of the warrant. They'll run it through the computer. They'll check to see if whoever issued the warrant wants them and then they'll extradite him. Or if they don't want him, then he's not going to be arrested. It doesn't matter about the story. >> Hold on. Would you hear me out real quick? >> Sure. >> If it's for some [ __ ] little traffic charge or a misdemeanor or things like that, they might not even want him. >> It's misdemeanor. >> Okay. >> Um, so what what happened was uh you can be good here. >> So Timothy, what's your last name? >> So are you going to listen to me or >> Yeah, I'm going to listen to you. Just like I mean I obviously got to get the name and everything like that. >> But you 51 by name. Doesn't matter. >> So, are you listening in? >> Hold on one second. >> No. >> First name Timothy 1988, code six. I'll take a second break for a second name and date of birth. >> What happened was we were >> Give me one moment, ma'am. Okay. >> Okay. >> He's still talking on the radio and she just keeps So, what happened was >> Yeah. Whenever you're ready to actually listen because you've been telling me, >> "Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, relax, relax. I'm being calm and cool and everything with you, but I I do have to >> not listening to me, sir. All due respect, >> the second one is going to be King Young Lincoln Edward Edward. Last name. >> Yeah. >> 2000. Both these are out of Pennsylvania. >> Yep. >> So, like I was saying, we were at a party. >> Doesn't matter. >> I got drunk. >> Okay. and I got in a fight with the girl. >> I was so mad at my boyfriend for being his ex from >> that I actually told the police officer that it was Tim that I had a >> like that I had gotten into a physical altercation. >> Okay. But I tried I've been trying to contact officer Bigs and I told him like the whole story that I >> made a false police report >> to begin with. >> You know how it usually goes though. Once that warrant's out, you got to do that. >> I don't know how it usually goes at all. >> Well, I was trying to explain. So, so usually how that goes is was once they put out that warrant, even if you say after the fact, hey, I made that all up. You usually got to go through court and tell the court that, hey, this was a false report, false allegation, and they'll usually drop the charges. So, he's probably not going to be able to do anything. I can't necessarily speak for Pennsylvania. Sometimes it's a little different over there, but at least in Ohio, you would have to go talk to the prosecutor at that point once the warrants put out for his arrest. >> So, what's going on right now? >> So, I'm waiting to hear back from dispatch to see if those warrants are all good. I'm waiting to see if you have any warrants and I'm waiting to see whose license is valid. Okay. >> There's no license. There's no valid license except for his. I already told you that. >> Okay. >> Right. They have to run it through the system. They don't just take people's word for it. that just just settle down and it's not the end of the world. >> Okay. >> What do you do for uh AUS, Mr. Brooks? >> So, what we do is uh >> basically we try to stop the water from what happened in Flint, Michigan from happening in Michigan. So, we dig >> in the tunnels and we try to find lead, a couple pipes. >> Okay. >> And we report them to the city and we patch them up and we leave home. >> Sounds like a pretty good job. >> Yeah. You can have that proof of insurance back. >> There's another cop showing up. Why? >> Because we usually have two cops on all traffic stops. Obviously, not initially cuz I'm only one person, >> but also he's got a warrant. So, if the warrant ends up being good, then we'll obviously have to take him into custody. >> Of course, we know. >> Mhm. Okay. I don't know, >> sir. What else? >> Okay. I don't know why why you're having such an attitude right now. >> No, because I already told you what the truth was and that the warrant is invalid and you're still talking about taking my man. >> Okay. >> Okay. If the warrant is out of another jurisdiction, there's nothing this officer can do. If there is a warrant in the system and the other jurisdiction wants him, he's going to get arrested. It doesn't matter about her story because if we have a warrant that's confirmed through leads. >> Mhm. >> Don't close that window. >> I'm allowed to roll my window. >> All right. Do me a favor. Step out. Step out. Yes. Stepping out of here. No. Let me ma'am. Let me explain this to you. >> Let me explain. >> No. No. No. Let me explain to This isn't your show. This is my show. I'm trying to be calm and respectful and explain everything. I'm trying to explain everything to you. >> Please, >> if a policeman tells you to step out of the car, you do have to step out of the car. >> No, it's the US Supreme Court case is Maryland versus Wilson and Pennsylvania versus Mim. That's United States Supreme Court case gives us the right and the authority to order you out of the car. >> So, if you don't step out of this car, which you are going to, we're going to have to do is we're going to have to pull you out of the car. >> And then at that point, you'll be under arrest. >> Kylie, arrest Kylie. I don't want to arrest you, but the way things are going right now, that is what is going to happen. >> I think so. >> Do me a favor. Turn the car off and step out. >> If I'm not going to be arrested, >> they can't. >> Kylie, >> you're not under arrest right now. If you step out of the car, you don't step out of the car, >> you will be under arrest. >> Do you not understand that they are arresting you? >> Yeah, >> because you made sure that that's going to happen, dummy. >> Give me a kiss. >> Can you relax? I'm out of here. >> Relax. >> But you're getting arrested. >> Okay, calm down. >> That's the only reason why I'm upset because he doesn't need to be arrested. >> Good. >> He never >> he never hit me. And a girl and I lied. >> First one. [clears throat] Timothy is valid through Newcastle, showing not valid through Ohio. Break for code 9. >> Go ahead with it. >> But you have to understand I lied. I I do understand that >> it's 23 for extradition out of Pennsylvania. >> So it's Yeah. P it's the warrants out of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania wants him. So it's a full extradition warrant. They got to arrest him and Pennsylvania will come get him. >> Congratulations. >> No, sir. [laughter] No, sir. >> Yeah. Good. >> All right. Do me a favor. Come on. >> Venus is repealed. >> Keep your hands out. Thank you, >> Maddie. >> Tyler, it's going to be all right. >> Oh, no. It's not my phone. >> Well, they can't charge her with making any false statements because she did it in Pennsylvania. So, she told all of that for no reason. >> He's He's been cool. >> Yeah. Just Yeah. Leave your phone there. I'll get it for you. >> Here, I'll get it. You want it, right? Come on. Don't give me a hard time. All right. I won't >> turn around. Turn around. >> I won't. >> Turn around. >> Yeah. You know when he does everything right. Stay right there. [laughter] That laugh or cry or whatever that is. >> All right. Kyle, can you >> do me a favor? Hop out as well cuz I got to write you a ticket for the driving under suspension. >> Okay. You don't have any I'm not going to like search you or anything like that. I'm I'm just going to pat down your pockets. I >> swear I lied. >> And I understand. Kylie, just >> take them on. >> We can because Let me explain this to you. >> I LIED. I SWEAR I LIED. And >> Kylie. Kylie. Kylie. Will you hear me out? >> I I already know. I already know. I can't drive this car. >> Okay. Hey, you don't even know what I'm trying to say. If somebody's If we have a warrant, a valid warrant for somebody's arrest, >> I know that. >> Then we have to take them into custody. >> I KNOW THAT. If we DON'T TAKE >> YOU'RE TAKING MY BOYFRIEND to Ohio and then they're gonna have TO EXPERT ITE HIM. WHY WOULDN'T I BE A >> I'M expertite him? >> I'm gonna pat you down for weapons based on your attitude right now. >> Sure. Based on my attitude, you can pat me down for weapons, sir. I already told you there's no weapon. >> Okay, turn around. >> I don't believe anything you're saying. >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. Really? >> Is there any weed in that car? >> No. >> Okay. Why does it smell like weed then? beats me. >> You're going to have a seat in the back of my car. >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop it. You're going to have a seat in the back of my car. >> Well, that's true, Google. But keep in mind, she tried to get him arrested in Pennsylvania and she didn't straighten out the warrant. So, now he's getting arrested and he's going to be in jail in Ohio and then have to go to Pennsylvania all because of her. Not worth it. >> Well, I'll write you the ticket. >> Daddy, I love you. >> I'll take him, but just put in your car for now. >> Daddy, >> I LOVE YOU. [laughter] HAVE A SEAT, >> DADDY. That's so weird. Creepy. >> I have to Okay, ma'am. Oh, jeez. That was >> Why is she so upset? >> Cuz she said she lied. >> What she lied about >> about uh him beating her up? >> Yeah. >> Yes, ma'am. one of >> I need to know where to tell my dad to come to. >> Um, tell him to come to uh the Duncan Onus over at South Avenue and you're >> on channel one. Go ahead. >> How are you doing, sir? >> Okay. >> I need you to write me. >> This is Officer Beal with Boardman Police. Uh, if you could come to South Avenue or the Duncan's right near South Avenue, 224 and Boardman >> on the left hand side. >> Yeah. Yes. So, if you're coming if you're if you're coming um >> across from Red Lobster. >> Yeah. Across straight across street from Red Lobster. You'll be able to pick your daughter up. >> There's one more thing I need to get out of the Kia, please. >> I think this is We'll let you do that before you before you get out of here. It's not going to happen right now. >> Okay. >> No, I was talking to your daughter. She said she wanted to get something out of the car. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, no, wait. Before you leave, sir, can you tell me what you're doing with my boyfriend? He's gonna go to Money County Jail and then and have either a hearing or he can wave his extradition hearing and go to Pennsylvania. >> So he's going to go there tonight and then then he would either have his extradition hearing on Monday >> or if he signed the waiver of extradition where he didn't want to fight extradition then he could go straight to Pennsylvania. Once he goes to Pennsylvania, I'm sure they'll all blond out. >> But uh do me a favor. Hop out real quick. I got to check your pockets. I I patted him down but now I'm going to search him. >> He did. >> Hold on. I patted him down. Now don't reach. No, no, no. Don't don't reach. Don't take his wallet. >> I'm not going to take his wallet. >> You're taking it. >> You're taking it. >> I'm setting it right here. Stop. >> WHAT ARE YOU SCREAMING AT ME FOR? >> STOP. You're You're You're going to detain a handcuff. Stop. >> No. >> Okay. Why? Because you're screaming at me. You have no reason to arrest me. So, >> please come and pick me up ASAP. >> Thank you. Don't hang up, Lenny. >> It's in my titties. You're not allowed to touch it. You're a male. I don't want you touch. >> I do not. Can you respect me? I'm not. >> Absolutely not. >> Absolutely not. THEY ARE TRYING TO reach into my bra. >> You need a I'm not relaxed. >> Hey, do you not [ __ ] REACH INTO MY BRA, YOU DIRTY SON OF A >> HEY, KYLIE. Everything is okay. I don't have any warrants. You have no reason. >> You have no reason. I'M DRUNK. I'M NOT UNDER THE INFLUENCE. You have absolutely >> Everything that you're doing is on body camera. >> Okay. So, stop. >> So, let me go. >> You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For obstructing official business. >> Come on. WHY? FOR WHAT, OFFICER? Come on. >> For what? I HAVEN'T >> I JUST TOLD YOU. OH, [ __ ] >> I haven't resisted anything at all. What do you mean [ __ ] >> All I wanted you to do was not recent to my titties. Come on. >> Stay there. I already wanted to touch your kitties. >> Stop grabbing my hair. Stop. >> You don't have to do this. >> Yes, we do. >> No, you don't. I haven't been doing anything. >> Be serious. >> My body camera. >> My body camera says otherwise, too. What do you mean? >> Turn around. Face that way. >> Did she say her body camera? You're You're dressed as a police officer cuz it's 2 days before Halloween. You're not actually a police officer, lady. >> Then I want all of my property with me, too. >> What are you doing? >> Stay here. Okay. >> Stop. >> Stay here. >> Stop. I'm telling you, stay there. I'm telling you. >> I don't think I'm telling you anything. >> Stop it. Okay. Old enough to know better. Stop. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> STOP. STOP. >> I'm I'm trying to empty your pockets. >> I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. I TOLD YOU to me. >> You can say that as much as you want, but that doesn't change the fact that you are. >> Please don't arrest me. >> No, it's beyond that. >> What do you mean beyond that? I didn't do anything. >> I [clears throat] literally didn't do anything. >> I literally What are youing? What are you doing? I'm standing here. >> I am staying against the car. >> Please don't arrest me. I don't have any warrants. What do you mean it's too late? I didn't do anything. >> Have a seat. >> Please don't arrest me. >> Have a seat. >> Look at my car. Please don't arrest me. >> Have a seat. You're It's too late. You're under arrest. >> What do you mean? >> Sit in the car. >> What did I do? >> I told you what you did. >> I didn't do anything. >> Sit in the car. >> Come on. >> Sit in the car. >> Come on, officer. I'm sitting in the car. all the way in the car so I can close the door. >> Please don't arrest me. I can't go to jail in Ohio. I don't have any I don't have any warrant. >> You are under arrest. >> Please, why? >> Sit back down. >> Please, why, >> Kylie? >> Please don't arrest me. Listen, please don't arrest me. >> Would you shut up? >> Shut up. Please don't arrest me. >> It's too late. >> So, if you don't sit in that car, I'm going to go to the other side. I'm going to pull you into that car, and I don't want to do that. So, sit down. >> Let's not make this harder than it is. >> No, you already did. >> Yeah, I already did. You Well, it's too late. I want >> I'm not going to it's going to get logged into the property at the gym. >> She is good-look, but keep in mind she got him arrested and now he's getting arrested again. And if he doesn't leave her, she's going to get him arrested again in the future. One time she's going to have a couple drinks. Maybe she falls, hits her head, and goes, "He did this to me. Arrest him." But I need you to sit in that car because I do not want to have to pull you in that car. I will. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Okay. >> Sit in the car. Why are you arresting me if I didn't do anything? All I did was call my boss. >> Kylie, come on. Sit down. >> Sit down. >> I already told you. Obstructing official business. Now sit in the car. >> How did I obstruct >> Kylie? Sit in the car. >> But why are you arresting me? >> Kylie, sit in the car. >> Why are you arresting me? >> You can do it. Come on. >> Now you're under arrest for assault on a police officer. >> A police. >> You did. You kicked ME IN MY ARM. >> I GOT INTO THE CAR, SIR. COME ON. >> GET OFF OF ME. HEY, >> GET OFF OF ME. >> YEAH. >> All right, we got your phone. Um, >> she went on the car. >> No, sir. >> Appreciate your cooperation. She's now in more trouble than she had to be. >> It is, but she said that she lied. She lied about the whole thing, but apparently she didn't tell the police in Pennsylvania, so there's still a warrant out for him. >> She should have just been quiet, cooperated. She kicked an officer. Now she's looking assaulting a police officer. Felony charge. Car is getting towed. The whole nine yards. We had a ride coming for her and she just wouldn't cooperate. >> My vehicle is getting >> Is that your vehicle? >> Yes, sir. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Is that a company car? >> Yes, sir. >> You allowed to have it here in Ohio? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. The woman initially faced three charges, including fourthderee felony assault, fifth degree felony obstructing official business, and misdemeanor resisting arrest. However, the case was ultimately resolved through a negotiated plea agreement where prosecutors agreed to dismiss the felony assault charge while she plead guilty to obstructing official business and resisting arrest. Considering the felony assault charge was a more serious crime than obstructing or resisting, this was in her best interest. And as a result, the court found her guilty on both obstruction and resisting. Despite the felony conviction, the judge chose not to impose any jail or prison time, finding that a non-prison sanction was sufficient. So instead, she was sentenced to 2 years of community control. If you're not familiar with what community control is, it's essentially Ohio's version of probation. And given the 2-year community control sentence, the court imposed no fines or court costs. As always, let me know your honest thoughts on this case down below in the comment section. Stay safe out there, and I'll see you in the next video. >> You're taking. >> All right, they're just going to show little clips from the video we already saw. That's a great channel, Body Cam Lock Up. All right, now we got another DUI. This guy, uh, he's got great taste in music. He's listening to Beasty Boys, Nirvana, good stuff. But uh yeah, he was doing a Door Dash or an Uber Eats run and uh yeah, he shouldn't have been driving >> all over the road. Sorry. >> You're not maintaining your right. Okay. >> Hi, Miss Jarhead. >> You have a Corona cap on the bottom and I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> Oh, my car, >> sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Driving drunk is already a bad decision, but resisting arrest once the police catch you only makes the situation worse. Just after midnight on August 3rd, officers encountered a Chicago man in the middle of a food delivery order. Police accused him of driving under the influence. >> Improper lane usage, operating without insurance, and unlawfully transporting [music] open cannabis. >> 46. >> What's going on? >> Nothing much. >> What are you doing? >> You're all over the road. >> You have a chance. Uh, I don't know where it is. >> Oh, you're right. >> I don't know. Do nothing. >> No. >> You been drinking tonight at all? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Step off for a second. >> I haven't done nothing. >> I know. I'm asking you to step out. I can ask you to step out of the vehicle at any time. Sir, >> I should drive with one eye. >> I haven't done many. >> I understand that. Pennsylvania vers Mim says, "I can have you step out of the vehicle any time right now and I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle >> because you run my license." >> Okay. You're all over the road. >> Sorry. I know >> you're not maintaining your right. Okay. >> You have a Corona cap on the bottom and I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. >> Oh, well, it's my dad's car. >> Okay. >> Is there anything car we need to know about or no? >> All right. >> Sorry. Uh, >> that's fine. Step out. >> Step out. Okay. >> Hit him on your McDonald's. >> Like I said, >> I understand. I pulled you over. You understand why I pulled you over, right? You're not able to change your lane. >> All right. >> I I understand. You stopped in the middle of the road. >> Okay. Then you put your signal on. You came here. So then I stopped you. Okay. >> So right now you have no insurance to produce me. >> I have insurance. Can you run my car somewhere? >> Can you run my car? I I >> So, right now, I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle, please, sir. >> Okay. >> Can you just I'm giving you the option to step out of the vehicle. >> Get out of the car. >> Okay. >> Pennsylvania verse m Okay. >> It's cuz >> Okay. >> I didn't like you could just run my license. >> I know. I'm I'm going to run your license >> and then I could be on my way >> and then you could be on your way. I get that. But I'm going to have you step out real quick. Okay. >> Yeah. It's covering one eye. >> I understand. You know, swerving around the road. >> Okay. You're swerving back and forth. Okay. Okay. I just want to make sure you're okay. >> So, I'm going have you step out. All right. >> If you want, I think you can >> Yeah. Just weaving around on the road. Jeez. >> I have no idea where >> All right. >> I'm not trying to >> No, I know you're not trying to cause a problem. And I'm going to ask you one more time. Okay. To step out of the vehicle, okay? For your safety of mind, I'm going to have you step out of the vehicle. Okay. That's it. You You open the door right away. I'm going to have you step out >> cuz I haven't done it. >> All right. >> And I'm not trying, you know, I'm You're trying to cause a problem. No, I'm I'm not. >> You are. >> I'm not. >> All right. So, that's what 42 roll 29. >> So, >> I don't know. >> That's what I'm asking. >> You know, 29. >> What's the issue? >> Is there something in the car we're going to find? >> Okay. >> Well, I'm sorry if you found, you know. >> Yeah, I know. I found Okay. >> So, I'm going to have you step out. Okay. >> Like, I literally, you know, >> All right. >> It's >> I've already given you three chances. Okay. I'm being very nice with you and very respectful and I respect it back. So, please step out of the vehicle. >> But it's cuz like you know I'm telling you this is not my car, >> sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. All right, sir. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I asked you three times. More than your wrist. All right. I didn't do anything. I didn't do anything. >> All right. First off, it's not dude. It's officer. I'm talking to you normally and you want to keep going back and forth. >> I don't think that'll happen here. >> Get me fired. Everything's on camera. >> Okay. Okay. >> I can get you fired if that's what you want. >> Get me fired. >> Okay. >> Officer Michaels 160. Get me fired. >> I can get you fired. >> Come to the back of the car. >> Burn the station down. >> 42. Show one in custody. >> Where's my stapler? >> Go. >> What's your problem, >> dude? I'm literally >> drive south on calm down. >> I'm not doing >> I was calm. You open your door erratically. I asked you to step out of the vehicle nicely >> more than seven times. >> Let him I'll fight him. >> You want to >> It's on camera. >> Okay. If that's what you want to say, bro. >> If that's what you want to say, bro. >> Why do you got to make it difficult? >> Dude, if you want to catch the real bad guys, you do that. But you >> You're driving drunk escalated, not me, bro. >> You did. Like I said, if you if you want to get fired, that's all to you, bro. >> I didn't do nothing. >> That's what it sounds like. I could get you arrested. >> Get the whole station. >> Have you been drinking tonight, officer, or no? >> Have you taken anything tonight? >> No. >> Is there anything in the car? >> No, bro. >> He's not thinking. >> Jesus. >> Jesus. What? >> Dude, no. >> 29.3. >> Let me see. >> Can I have my phone? My phone's right there. You're under arrest right now. [ __ ] >> Okay, but let me get my phone. No, my drone arrest for my phone. >> I just need my phone. Please not drop it on the floor. >> I will take care of >> Okay. Can somebody take >> You're live, right? >> Watch him. >> No. No. Yeah. Watching. You're fine. I'm live right now. >> All right, man. This is what's about to go down right now. You're arrested for obstruction. Okay. >> Okay. >> Uh we believe you're you're under the influence or something. Are you willing to submit for SFSTs, which is field sobriety tests? >> Can I decline or no? >> You can decline. [laughter] Yeah, 100% you can decline. >> Decline. >> Are you willing to do any breathalyzers or anything like that? >> Can I decline that, too? >> Absolutely. >> They're too busy. >> It's entirely your choice, man. >> I wanted to decline that. >> Okay. Is there anything in the car that you need for us to take you back while any keys? Anything like that? Any [ __ ] like that? >> I have keys in my cup holder. I think >> you want your pocket >> on on those. >> Uh, so you want keys? You want you got a wallet or anything like that? >> I need to check my pockets. No, it's okay. I understand. And handcuffs. It's okay. >> And just to let you know right now, just for obstruction, is there anything in that car right now that you want to admit to >> before they look look in that car? I just, you know, >> anything they find out >> that I do that I do not know of. I do not I do not know. >> Okay. >> Anything that I do not know of? >> Is there anything else you want to tell me? Anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. So, just to confirm, you declining the field sobriety. >> I need a haircut. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Damn hippie. >> We'll do. Thank you, sir. >> H. Is your wallet anywhere in there, too, or no? So, you just want your keys. >> Okay. >> You want your just your keys? You have keys and your phone. >> Do you have my my license? >> I believe Officer Michaels has your license. >> Person, thank you for the poop. >> Gary, thank you very much for the $2 super chat. >> Yeah. All right. If >> it's cuz I don't know where my wallet is. >> No, I got you. If you're comfortable talking to me too, that you can do that, too. It's your right. >> But, uh, they're staring at the app. >> All right. I'll see if you're walked in your car. >> What is he doing just standing there? He hasn't moved. >> You got it. So, keys, uh, phone, and wallet if I find it. >> Yes, sir. >> Hey, CJ. >> Okay. All right. Bye. Following the encounter, the suspect was taken into custody and accused of driving under the influence, improper lane usage, resisting arrest, unlawfully transporting open canvas, and operating an uninsured vehicle. He was later given a court date of August 29th. >> As always, these are allegations and the suspect is presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. That's it for today's video. Let me know what you think about this encounter in >> Betty Davis Eyes. Thank you very much for the jewels. All right, next we got a guy who for no reason at all, he's apparently uh I don't know if he's on parole or got on probation, but he's got a uh a search waiver, which means the police can search him at any time and he can't resist, but he resists. >> Going on. >> Did you call? Did you call? >> No, sir. They called you. >> Okay. You all right, sir? >> Yep. I don't think they check. >> He said that >> the problem, sir. >> Hey, remember when we left and you said you were going to stay in your room, >> sir? I don't You ask my question. >> We told him to go back in the house, bro. He came once he really back in the house. >> He went to my room. I asked him, "Please leave my room. Go to your room." Like he said, >> "I stop." He told us to leave him alone. >> How you supposed to leave you alone? You bothering us. >> Yeah. I just slightly asked him, "Leave my room." He didn't. >> Oh yeah. >> Then when I called the police, he >> stayed there for a little minute. Then he went to his room, went back outside where he's at right now. >> Why? Okay. All right, let me talk to him again. I mean, I'm trying, man. >> If I have if I have a reason to arrest him, I'm going to rest. Big bad wolf. >> Hey, he need my room. I don't give a [ __ ] about none of this [ __ ] >> Yeah. >> You got anything in your I'm going to trip, bro. I don't like these. >> You know you got a search waiver on file, sir. You know you got a search waiver. >> Search waiver. You got anything in your pocket? Yes, sir. No, don't reach. IT'S NOT A WEAPON. IT'S NOT A WEAPON. >> Here we go. Give me your hands. GET ON THAT CAR. GET ON THAT CAR. >> Get on that car. >> You're going to get ON THE GROUND. >> GET ON THE GROUND RIGHT NOW. >> Turn around. >> Turn around. >> You're breaking the law, sir. >> You're the one. >> You're breaking the law, sir. Turn around right now. You're going to get >> tropes. >> You're under arrest for refusal to submit. >> Refusal to submit. I'm not resisting. >> YOU COULD FALLING. I'M FALLING. WE GOT YOU. >> BABY, WAIT FOR A GUN. >> We got you. >> I think he actually did pull his firearm at first and then he put it back in and then pulled out the taser and uh he's doing this whole drama queen act like he's going to END UP ON TIKTOK. >> HELP. >> Sorry to pause again. Uh Betty Davis Eyes. I stream normally I stream Thursday through Monday at 2 p.m. Eastern and I do a second show on Saturdays for members. Uh, this is a bonus show. UH, WEDNESDAY SHOW. YOU GOT TO PRESS THE BUTTON. HELP. [screaming] HELP. Police abuse. Police abuse. HELP. POLICE. Police abuse. POLICE ABUSE. >> POLICE ABUSE. POLICE ABUSE. I GOT HERE. >> YOU SHOULD HAVE [ __ ] >> YOU SHOULD HAVE quit pushing me. Get my They get it. Don't listen. I'm going to go to jail for no reason. You're arrest. I'm not resistant, sir. He was not about to shoot me. >> WE GOT TO GO. >> We got you. HELP. HELP. HELP. [screaming] HELP. GOD FOR TODAY. HELP. WE GOT TO PRESS ME. HELP. HELP. HELP. POLICE ABUSE. POLICE ABUSE. HELP. [screaming] HELP. POLICE. Police abuse. POLICE ABUSE. POLICE ABUSE. POLICE ABUSE. POLICE. >> NO. I think he's just a career criminal and this is how he acts. >> LET ME TELL YOU. Get in. >> Almost got shot with your pock and comes out like this with it. POLICE ABUSE. HE'S TRYING TO TAKE MY SOUL. HE TRYING TO TAKE MY [screaming] damn nothing, bro. Nothing, bro. NOTHING AT ALL, BRO. NOBODY. You arrest me. >> I'M GOING TO GO DIE NOW. NO, YOU'RE NOT. >> I'M GOING TO GO DIE NOW. THEY DON'T LIKE ME. YOU ABOUT TO SHOOT ME. YOU ABOUT TO PUSH ME IN THE CAR. >> THEY PUSH ME IN THE CAR. >> Not really. Cuz when he had the firearm out, the guy had his hands up. He was just being dramatic, but his hands WERE OVER HIS HEAD. >> SOMEBODY MY REAL GEORGE FLOYD. HE REACHED HIS WEAPONS. >> THEY PUT MY FINGER MY >> Oh yeah, there's a followup. >> Thank you. >> He was yelling at you just cuz he didn't know what was going on. >> He rolled up. That's all he saw. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I know you were trying to help. He didn't know that. >> Yeah. And that's uh that's the end of that one. I like central Arkansas cams, but their uh editing sometimes is a little choppy. All right. Next, we're going to go to a nightclub where a 19-year-old tried to get in with a fake ID and then has a complete meltdown. >> 12th, 2022. Officers responded to a disturbance at a local bar. >> Hey, go 1015 for battery. And on this one, I do have the volume all the way up, but it is kind of quiet, so you might want to turn your volume up. >> Hey, the security guard trying to get your >> Hey, do not resist. Do not resist. Do not make this situation worse than it already is. >> So, >> so this security guard over here, you went inside of his pocket and pushed him to go get your ID back. I hope not. >> Touch the >> Okay, it's too late now. You got a problem. Shane's a great American. >> You're going to jail. You're not here. Sorry. >> What? >> Yes. >> What did I do? >> I just told you. I'm not going to repeat myself though. >> Can you tell me what happened? >> Did you not hear me? >> Jenna. >> So, listen. I'm going to say it one more time and I need you to understand me. Okay. >> I don't know. >> Face this way for me cuz if you kick me, we're going to have a problem. >> I'm not going to touch you all. >> So, this is the deal. That security guard over there was saying that you had some issue with a fake ID or something of that nature. Let me finish talking. Apparently, you tried to go in his back pocket and go take your ID back and you pushed him. He wanted to press charges. >> I I didn't touch him, officer. I promise. >> But you didn't try to go in his pocket. Hold on a second. Time out. Time out. Time out. Right now, you're under arrest and you're in handcuffs. I need you to be able to I already if you're under arrest for battery, you can't touch people without their permission. >> Okay. So, hold on a second. I need you to understand something. I can't ask you any questions or have you make any statements until I mirandize you. Okay? So, if you want to talk to us, my man's over here is going to read you your rights. And if you agree to make a statement, then we can talk about it. But if you don't want to be mirandized and you don't want and you and you invoke, then there's nothing to talk about. So, listen to him. >> Listen, you have the right to remain silent. >> Where's my phone? I need my phone. I need to talk to I NEED TO CALL MY MOM right now. >> Call her from jail. >> No, I NEED TO CALL MY MOTHER RIGHT NOW. THAT'S NOT HOW THIS WORKS. >> You're an adult, right? You're 18. >> I'M NOT A BAD CHILD. >> NOBODY said you were. >> THEN WHY AM I UNDER ARREST? >> I ALREADY TOLD YOU. I'M NOT going to repeat myself again. >> You get off to this. >> No, I don't. I get off understand >> because I'm literally a >> under 21 drinking, right? >> I'm not drunk. YOU WANT TO BREATHIZE ME? >> NO, but I'm a DUI officer and I know what a drunk person looks like. Okay. >> Can I have my phone, please? >> Oh, you cannot have your phone right now. I need to talk to my mom. >> You can call her from jail. What part of that don't you understand? >> I don't understand why you're being so rude to me. I'm just >> I'm being very straightforward. I haven't raised my voice. I haven't yelled at you. I haven't called you out your name. Take a seat. >> No, it's not. >> She She doesn't do a bunch of screaming. >> And see, good to see you. Ma'am, you need to keep your feet in the car. >> Yeah, I don't know. Something's funky today. >> Even if she's sober, she was still using a fake ID, which we learned in this video. Apparently, in Florida, trying to use a fake ID is a felony. >> The door. >> Close the door. >> Please don't. >> Ma'am, this is what's going to end up happening. I would just come by and listen because my partner's gonna yank you back over there if you don't get in the car. So, I would just slide in there. >> I think one of my wonderful mods can post the link. >> Hey, my man. Hey. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. That you're trying to hide or truly pour that out. >> Can't be out here drinking. >> Don't be drinking. Go. >> Go ma'am. I'm here to clean up your search. I don't know. >> Do you have anything on here that might hurt me? How old are you? >> Is your name yet? >> I'm so scared. >> What are you scared about? >> I just I'm not a bad kid. >> Oh, that guy. >> This has never happened to me before. I don't know why I did wrong. I was just trying to get my ID back. That's it. And like >> very like they were just very like aggressive towards me and >> I don't know what I did. >> D ID put in back pocket. >> You guys know her name yet? >> What's your first name then? >> I don't know if I should say. >> I mean, you're under arrest. So if you don't say your name, you're going to get charged with something else. This >> is soing traumatizing. Oh, it's traumatizing. >> I have to do your third. [crying] >> Yeah. >> No, this is not okay. This is I've been sexually assaulted before. This is not >> sexually assault. They start to more thoroughly than what I do. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Is it not open? I don't smell it. >> Well, it says Tampa. >> Oh, of course. The vape. The little pacifier. >> I'm going to cut your hair. We'll get it. You know what that's like? >> Yeah, YouTube. >> I actually just checked over at YouTube Studio. I was going to try and set up a raid and it gave me a message that uh YouTube's having problems. >> What's your first name for? >> It's not a big deal. What is it? Mameter. Misdemeanor. What are you charging with? >> Misdemeanor. >> I don't know what that means. >> So, you have felony, which is big boy jail, and then you have misdemeanor, which you still go to jail. >> I'm going to real how long? >> I got one. >> Batteries and misdemeanor. So, until somebody bails you out, you see the judge and he might grant you a perseverance. Okay. >> Sorry to pause, but Susie, thank you very much for being a member for three months. >> Jenna. Yeah, I didn't >> come like walk past the supermarket. Jenna, I'm literally going to jail. I DON'T EVEN KNOW WHAT I DID. >> She's 19. Used a fake ID and she was drinking. >> So scared right now. Can you call my mom for me? >> I'm in a Hello. >> I love you. You want me to give her the key? >> I need the phone. >> My phone? >> Yeah. It goes on property. It's going with you. You're real shy. It's going to be okay. Don't worry. >> Can I just ask like something bad? >> This officer right here. Okay. I'm sorry. Here you go. The key for you. >> All right. Thank you. There's nothing to be afraid of. Okay. >> You're scared. >> Listen, right now it's done. You're not going to be in danger in the jail. Okay? And it's something that you're going to get out within a few hours. Okay? I need you to just calm down. >> 19. >> I have no idea. I wasn't here. I honestly I don't know what happened between you and Mr. Bal. Okay, so I can't tell you that I know something that I don't I wasn't here. I just Okay, but I need you to just calm down. Okay, you're going to be okay. >> This is so >> I know you're But think about the other person on the other side. >> I didn't do anything to him. They're charging ME A BATTERY. I DIDN'T TOUCH the man. I was I wanted TO GO IN HIS POCKET and I almost said I like grazed his back. >> Grazed his bags. This is where you should just shut up and stop talking. She just admitted to touching him, which is battery. >> Said I didn't go in his pocket, though. I never touch I LIKE TOUCH HIM A LITTLE BIT, BUT I DIDN'T like >> assault him. So any such, even if it's a battery, if he wants to press charging, any touch like that is a battery. >> So I don't know what kind of interaction you guys had. Obviously, it was enough for me to warrant. >> So that's something that we cannot work around. They want to press charges. That's up to them. >> You understand? At the end of the day, you shouldn't be out here at this age drinking. Like what the problem if you're drinking or not. I'm not dumb. >> So, what I would do is just >> All right. Sorry to pause again, but Parrot Court, you've been a member for 3 months. >> Google real quick, see how much let them, you know, explain the situation to them and then go from there. They'll be able to Uber there or something. So, I mean, I apologize for the inconvenience, but she's an adult. She has How old is he? Can I talk to her really quick? >> Yeah. Yeah. Real quick. How old is she? >> They're too young to handle this kind of scenario. >> That's why that's they just want to send that message to me. >> Oh, not not me. >> I guess so. >> I'm not You're going to be fine. I'm going to get you out. Don't worry about it. I'm going back. I'm going to get you out. We're going to call your mom. Okay. Give her a hug. Is that okay? >> Kids playing adult >> because you don't know how old she is. So, get in the car. Get in the car. >> Thank you very much. Betty Davis. I asked her how old you are and she's like, "Oh, um, get in the car." I asked her how old she is and then she's like, "Oh, a lawyer will be able to tell you." I'm like, "Fuck out of here." Ma'am, get in the car. >> Can you talk to me with respect? >> Get in the car, please. Get in the car, please. Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Why do you want to do this to me? Like, why do you want to see like this? I don't understand. >> So, I I know you've been drinking a little bit and this is an emotional situation, but I just got to make sure. >> Okay. >> Trauma, emotions, it's it's the same thing. So, listen. I want to make sure we're both on the same page, right? So, do you think I rolled out of bed at 1:00 in the afternoon today saying, "Hey, you know what? I hope I get to arrest some 18-year-old girl for disorderly." Do you Do you think that's what I wake up in the morning for? >> She's 19. >> Okay. If that's the case, then we don't have anything to talk about because you're not making any sense. And I only speak in reality and things that make sense. So, don't talk to me for the rest of the time. You're in my car, please. >> I'm going to go talk to country. See if they can find >> Don't talk to me. >> Hey, Brandy. >> Hey. Um, you don't have that big ID on you by the end of the day. >> Yeah. I mean, she's not she's not fighting or anything. I mean, she's just being emotional, so there's no reason to pile on, but he does when there when they start driving to the jail, she asks some questions about what's going to happen. He gives the worst answers possible. >> Is this it? >> Ethan, good to see you. >> What's her real date of birth? >> What's her real date of birth? >> She's a kid. >> I don't know. My partner does, but it's >> going to be $20. >> This is obviously super fake. >> Where am I going? >> You're going to jail. >> How long will I be there? >> Until you get bonded out. >> What if I don't? >> So, questions that are specific to the jail itself. >> There's going to be a bunch of deputies wearing green and white shirts. >> You can um get, you know, answer ask them those questions. They'll be able to answer better than I can. >> Jason, good to see you. >> And what what am I being charged with? >> I don't know. You don't know uttering disorderly conduct and uttering a fake ID. >> My phone. >> No, you're in police custody. That's not how this works. >> No, they don't have any questions. >> Racially motivated. I'm confused. >> Racially motivated. >> We're done talking. Don't ask us any more questions. >> Stop it. >> People in jail that are going to like hurt me. I >> I can't guarantee you that you won't get hurt. Like >> that is the worst answer. You can tell she's already emotional. She's scared that she's going to jail. And she asks, "Are there going to be people there that hurt me?" Well, I can't guarantee you won't get hurt. >> Life, people get hurt every day. >> I I I don't think you should, but >> I don't think you should. >> Come on, >> ma'am. Listen, you're going to cause yourself to hyperventilate. You need to slow down your breathing. You're not going to get there's a thousand there's a thousand deputies in there that are going to protect you. you don't have anything to worry about. [crying] >> So, my word of advice to you is this. Getting arrested is never pleasant. No matter how serious or how not serious the charges are. >> Serious. >> Okay. Well, you're getting charged with a felony and two misdemeanor. Okay. >> Yes. Presenting a presenting a fake ID is a felony in the state of Florida. >> Okay. So, listen. Um it's an unpleasant situation. You're going to have to go to jail. It it is what it is. >> For how long? uh they'll be able to tell you the specific anything specific dealing with the jail itself. I would ask the debunking deputies because that's their job. They they are the ones that are subject matter experts with those situations. What I would highly recommend that you do is that you pull yourself together, stop crying. Hey Mike, >> because it's going to be an issue if you walk in there. People might try to >> just stop crying and just go in there and be okay. I'm sorry. >> You did binge them. >> No, I'm not saying that that would happen. And what I'm saying is is that if you want to have the smoothest >> um experience at booking, I would highly recommend that you just stop crying. [snorts] You walk in there and you do what you got to do. Your friends, >> you find the baddest person in the jail and you go up and you punch them right in the face. That's what you do. >> If they're really friends, they're going to bond you out. Hopefully, you'll be out of here tonight. >> I'm sorry. I'm just so scared. >> Hey, I get it. If I got arrested, I'd probably be scared, too. But, you know, you're an adult and you have to make better decisions. The young woman was charged with three misdemeanors, battery, underage drinking, and resisting without violence, as well as one felony for the fake driver license. Thanks for watching today's video. If you haven't already, please like and subscribe for more of our content. >> All right, we got one more. And if you were over on Shane's last night, you already saw this one, but if you weren't on Shane's, you probably haven't seen it. It's a good one. It's from Athens, Georgia. Lady gets a DUI. I think she's around 18, 19 years old, too. But she doesn't look it. She looks closer to my age. Uh, and she likes to say the word weird. Don't take a drink every time she says weird, or else you're not going to make it to the end of the video. I don't want to lose you. Come on. Get out. >> Sure. >> Me. >> Weird. >> What you was reaching for? >> Weird. >> Who she reaching for? She not reaching for >> What were you moving around doing? My bad. >> What were you reaching? >> What you threw up at? She didn't start with your stomach hurting. >> You got identification on you. >> She's a nut. >> And where y'all coming from >> the store? >> How much you had to drink tonight? >> Ain't nothing drink tonight. >> You know him. >> Sir, >> you want my identification though? >> Yeah. >> You looking What you pulling us over for, sir? >> The young person with an attitude. >> So when I run that tag right there, The owner the the owner comes back suspended. >> Oh me I'm not suspended. Here you go. >> Here you go baby. What the is you talking about? You really weird as >> Come on. Step out for me. >> It's my mama. It's not me. That's why I'm not worried about nothing. >> Step over here. >> Okay. I got you. I got here. >> Here you go. You don't got to >> Don't move. Don't you move. >> I'm not good. >> That's been gone. >> Uh-huh. >> That's her [ __ ] Why could you drink too much too much? >> You can smell on me, but I'm not drunk. >> No, that'd be weird. >> Let me get your driver's license. >> Oh my god. You doing too much. >> What's your driver? What's your date of birth? >> I'm not. My license not suspended. This [ __ ] weird. It's >> too not suspended. This [ __ ] get But you got a open container already. >> That's not my container though. Yeah. >> Okay. But you been drinking. I can smell it on you. I can see it on you. >> Oh my god. That [ __ ] weird. weird my house right there weird zero and then she got to reach him before you got out the car. So I'm trying to figure out what was she reaching. >> And what's that a bottle? Is that a bottle of crown >> before that thing she's throwing? Oh, she's sick. >> Here thing. >> This [ __ ] weird. This [ __ ] weird. >> Hold tight, ma'am, cuz you are intoxicated. So you hold tight. You got to open container up front under your seat. >> Just wait. >> There we go. Right. >> Hey, go ahead and step out for me. It's going to be fresh air when you step out. >> Go ahead. me. I'm mad cuz I want to go home. >> Yeah, if you throw up lay right here. >> I was throwing up. So I That's why I was reaching. >> She's reaching. >> Oh my god. >> So that's what it was. And we saying you >> and I just You got to explain yourself. I'm a REAL ASS [ __ ] AND I know where the >> She's a real ass [ __ ] >> You got me back. >> Back. Turn around. >> Turn around. >> I'm not even DOING NOTHING, Y'ALL. WE ARE NOT EVEN DOING that today. >> That's 22 23. >> We're not running that today. You >> That's what happen when your knee braided, ma'am. You get to doing something supposed to be doing. >> Hey, you can smell the alcohol. So, this is up on the seat. She got the reaching. As soon as I pull the motor, she's reaching towards the middle side. >> So, is this your bottle? >> She say yours. >> It ain't got it earlier today. Earlier, >> but it was up under the seat with the top off. >> But we we wasn't drinking in the car. I was already sick. >> Is it Is it your bottle? >> No, it's not. >> The bottle was already gone. >> Is there anything in the car? >> That's >> No, it's just that empty bottle that we had from 107 bottle from the park. >> Okay. So, were you both drinking out of that bottle? >> We was at the party. We wasn't drinking in the car cuz I was already sick cuz I was trying to get her to stop so I could threw up. There's a very heavy smell in the car and it's probably the rest of that bottle that has been spilled in the car. I can smell it when I walked over there. So, which did you see her drinking it while you >> I didn't see her drinking it. >> He weirded. Mom trying to I mean I want to go home. >> Well, you got to understand weird. >> You got to understand >> I'm not even mad. I'm sad. >> Ma'am. Hey, ma'am. I'm off your hand. So, look. Um, so real quick, >> you're I just want to ask you a few questions, okay? But before I do that, I need to read you something. Okay? Just cuz I'm reading you don't necessarily mean you go in jail. But since you're in handcuffs, I got to read it to you before. >> I already know you got to read me [ __ ] >> I still got to read it to you before we talk anymore. I want to talk to you a little bit more about he going to put me in handcuff. He weird. I'm hurting cuz I ain't I'm not even trying to hurt. Hey, I >> Hey, I just got here, ma'am. Well, I wasn't here when they put you in handcuffs. So, I'm I need need you just pay attention to what I say. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. It is patron. I was a beer drinker. I don't know anything about liquor. >> You had the right to remain silent. Anything you say can will be used against you in court of law. You have a right to talk to a lawyer. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you before any question if you wish. Even if you don't call a lawyer now and agree to talk with us, you can anytime change your mind and ask for a lawyer or stop talking with us. >> Yes, sir. Do you understand each of these rights I've explained to you >> on my Discord? You can >> mind you wish to talk to us still? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. So, look. So, I see the bottle of what is that? Brandy. >> This douche. >> Duce. You've been getting in the doo tonight. >> I have but I'm not drunk. I swear to God you drunk. It hurt me because I want to go home and I >> How much of that doage you have? >> Not that much. I had a little bit though. So, so look man, some people a little bit might be a sip. For some people might be 12 beers. Okay. I don't know what your little bit is. What's a little bit? >> But I'm not drunk though. That why he licking still trying to find [ __ ] >> That's not what I'm asking though. What's What's your little bit? >> I'm hurt. I really don't give a what you talking about. >> I do have a discord. >> You going to tell me what a little bit is? Like I don't I don't know what your definition of little bit is. Like my definition little bit would be one beer, >> but I don't know what yours would be. >> I didn't have nothing. >> You didn't have nothing. >> Nothing. Not that much. >> Nothing. God, >> I had a little sip though. I ain't even going to lie. >> A little sip. >> You fell in my breath, so I did. >> How strong is that stuff? >> It's straight. >> It's strong. >> It's straight. >> It's what? It's straight. >> It's straight. Yeah, >> it's straight. >> I got you. >> I bet you do. What you want me to walk in a straight line? >> No, I I ain't asking you to do none of that. >> Yeah. Walk in a straight line. >> I'm drunk. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Well, >> y'all trying like I'm drunk, so I might as well. >> Like, y'all trying like I'm drunk. >> Would you be cool if I check out your house? So, I'm gonna have you follow this light with your eyes and your eyes only. You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> Don't move your head. Just move just your eyes. Okay. >> I don't know. Some kind of alcohol, whatever she was drinking. Now, looking at her face right here, she [snorts] doesn't look like she's I think she was I forgot if she was 18 or 19, but she looks a lot older than that. All right. Same thing. Stop it down. Okay. Oh, going down24. >> All right. So then the last one I'm going to go around your face twice. I'm going to come in close to your nose. You're going to feel like your eyes are going to roll. Okay. Let your or feel your eyes are going to cross. Let your eyes cross if they feel like they're going to cross. Okay. I'm I'm not going to touch your nose. I'm going to come really close. Just follow the light. >> Okay. Ready? I do with the eyewigs. >> All right. >> There's nothing in my bag. Nothing. I just trying to tell this dumb ass black mother that >> I don't give a [ __ ] He's noting doing me like how y'all doing me because I'm trying to make sure my cousing up. >> And can I can I ask you something else, ma'am? So, I know we tal we talked about the It's her by the way. >> I'm I'm too bad right now. You would understand. I'm so I'm so I feel pretty ugly. >> I'm so upset right now. You don't understand. Like I'm just trying to make sure my cut straight so that way it makes I'm swerving. >> So So real real quick real quick. Real quick. Hey, can I talk for a second? >> Yes, sir. >> So >> I know you we talked about the brandy already. You told me you had a little bit of the brandy. >> I did. >> Did you smoke any of the green tonight? >> No, sir. >> Can I look at your tongue? >> Yeah, >> the green. Listen to him trying to sound like he's hip. Melissa, thank you very much for the jewels. >> You can close your eyes if you want. You've been drinking something blue. But >> is that good? I've been drinking the blue Kool-Aid. >> Blue Kool-Aid. Yes, sir. Kool-Aid. >> Yes. But I'm not driving to make sure my cousin you he coming at me to make me make sure my cous behind me >> if someone will tell you. >> Yeah. >> Based off of what I saw in your eyes, not I can tell you're in favor. >> I'll check it out. >> You're you're driving under the influence tonight. >> I will not drop. >> How old are you? >> I am too. >> I will not drop. >> How old are you? >> I'm 18. You're 18. >> So, >> yeah, it's Georgia. >> I was not driving. >> So, you are at this point under arrest for driving under the influence. >> So, >> now that you were under arrest, I have something something else I need different than what we got from earlier. You said you said you're 18. >> I would. >> Yeah. So, so, so we we talked to the judge about that. State of Georgia's condition. You're privileged to drop on >> Well, I've seen all the I don't know about microaggressions. I haven't seen any any racist comments at all. I mean, we make fun of pretty much everyone in these videos. >> This state upon your submission to state administer chemical testing your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances for the purpose of determining if you are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. If you refuse this testing, your driving license were privileged to drive on the highways of this state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. >> Nice. State test, you are entitled to additional chemical testing your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances. at your own expense and from qualified person of your own choosing. >> Weird. >> Will you submit the same missing chemical test to your blood? Back to drunk though. >> Is that a yes or no? >> No. >> No. Okay. Okay. Awesome. So, >> I'm sorry. I'm not drunk. >> Hey. Hey, sit down. Sit down. >> Let me call my mama. YOU WEIRD. >> I'M I'M READ I'm going to one more time. >> Weird. Weird. My eyes. No. >> No. No. No. No. I'm >> not I'm not drunk. I swear to God. I'm not driving. I'm not driving. >> Just give you one more chance. Okay. Pay attention. The state of Georgia is convincing your privilege to drive highways of this state or other bodily substance for the purpose of confirming if you're >> Well, I don't I don't really like parse out somebody's, you know, if if somebody doesn't just outright say something nasty to me, I I'm not going to try and be a mind readader and say, "Oh, it's a microaggression." They raised their eyebrow. If you refuse this testing, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state will be suspended for a minimum period of one year. Your refusal to submit the blood or urine testing may be offered in the evidence against you at trial. If you submit the testing and the results indicate an alcohol concentration of 0.02 grams or more, your Georgia driver's license or privilege to drive on the highways of the state period of one year. After first submitting the state test, you are entitled to additional chemical test of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substances at your own expense. >> You didn't find nothing. You want to find weed on weird >> dumb ass. >> Let me go. Calm down. >> Calm down right here. Okay. >> You have anything on me? Stick me. I don't want to pull your hair. Stop moving around. >> Go and have a seat. >> She's definitely weird. >> There we go. >> I'm going to put this seat belt on you. Okay. >> I don't want to touch me. [laughter] >> You can chill. I'm just putting the seat belt on you. >> Okay. >> Is this There you go. Come on. Just about >> swan. Thank you very much for the jewels. >> We're going to head over to that door. >> I know. >> CAN YOU OPEN THE DOOR? I got to pee. >> The wrong with you, [ __ ] I got to pee. >> Oh, the echo. >> Stupid. You got to pee. >> It's [ __ ] cuz I got to pee so bad. Let me pee the y weird cuz I got to pee. I have two pe [ __ ] with you. The [ __ ] y'all [ __ ] and all of that. I am and y Let me pee. You being aware you I do ass [ __ ] I got TO PEE HO. I GOT TO PEE, HO. I GOT TO PEE, HO. SHE'S GOT a pee, ho. Come on, ho. And I love at one point the uh the CEO there who's got her hand on her hip. She just kind of looks over at the door like I know you're not talking to me. >> [ __ ] I got to pee. Y'all understand? I got to look at that. She's like weird. Y'all weird as like the whole Clark County. This [ __ ] weird. I got to pee and I'm not even thinking. I have to pee and y'all bladder [ __ ] [screaming] >> Calm down. Think about waterfalls, man. What the [ __ ] with you? You [ __ ] ass [ __ ] Take your TIME NOW. DO YOU UNDERSTAND? >> YES, they do. But I got to pee. >> I know. I got to pee. You >> think I lost? >> I got to pee. You didn't let me pee. LET ME HURT. >> She's got the wrong one. >> So, come on. Come on. You my fault. Mm- I'll be your problem. >> Okay. >> I'll be the whole problem. >> Okay. Long as you make sure I pee myself. Come on. >> That's why I'm making sure you wait too long. >> Yeah. The CO see this stuff all day long. >> I do what I want to do. I'm grown. >> Exactly. I do what I want to do when I got to pee. >> I thought she was in the program. >> That's why you here. >> Well, I'm here. I'M HERE CUZ I WANT TO MAKE SURE MY HOME GIRL got home and she drunk. That's why I'm here. >> You smell drunk as well. >> I know. >> Yeah. They got toilets in there. My home girl. >> I bet you I ain't repr that hoe. She weird. She weird. >> Oh, she's weird, too. >> But [ __ ] you seen either you can cooperate with her and get this process going or we can just sit right here in this cell. You can sit here till you calm down enough. >> Come on. I can go, bro. Come on. >> Up to you. >> I'm ready to get this [ __ ] over. She want to sit there and make this [ __ ] funny. [ __ ] I got to pee for real. In real life, I got to pee. You a girl. You a woman understand that when I take these cuffs off, put your hand on that wall >> and I will respectfully I'm in jail. I got no cheat at you. Follow directions. The faster we get this faster use. But right now, you know, we have to do the process. >> Go. I know what to do. I been to jail two times. You ain't telling me that new. >> That's saying you've been to jail two times. That's really a flex. >> Let my hand go. I don't know where to be. Okay. >> No, you won't. You going to wait. You going wait. >> Hands on the wall. Face forward. Hands on the wall. >> I got to be myself. >> Yep. >> The faster you cooperate with us. Get the process done. The faster >> I got to know. Hey, you want to know everything? >> Ma'am, stop talking to me. Stop. >> I haven't peed in years. >> Open your leg. >> You know what I do? >> OPEN YOUR LEG. >> MY LEGS ARE OPEN. WHAT THE you mean? and stop pussing at me. >> But what you you might take that me. >> There's a little hole in the floor. >> Y weird as I got to pee though. >> See right here. >> Y'all weird. I have to pee. >> Can I pee? >> No. You have to pee. >> Go in the cell. >> You wish. >> Okay. >> You wish. So we can at least see Russian calm down disrespectful. >> Yeah, sounds weird. What's your >> DUI? >> DUI. Any accidents or anything prior coming here? Nothing like that. >> This is straight traffic stop. >> Yeah, my who did the whole stuff. He's on his way with the paperwork and the citation. >> I don't think she does either. >> Okay. I've never been to Athens. >> All right. So, >> so let me explain this to you. So, this right here >> listen to what >> respectfully I'm a woman and you disrespect because you didn't give me a chance to talk mentally, >> you know. >> So, you going to want to listen to this. >> Let them talk. >> So, this right here acts as your temporary driving permit. If you refuse to sign this >> once this goes in and I put refusal, >> they will probably automatically suspend your license. >> This right here is the DDS 125 because one of your arrests is for DUI and underage consumption and you're under the age of 18. But this one is going to be particularly because >> Huh? >> I wasn't drinking. >> That would be weird. You had your opportunity to go through all that, ma'am. Right now, we're at this point. >> I I don't know exactly how old she is, but she's under 21 and she doesn't look under 21. >> Give me a chance. >> The other officers didn't speak to you at that time, man. >> Give me a chance. Y'all just >> So, are you willing to go through the process with this paper? >> I go through the process with the same. >> She's in the jail outfit now. >> Cool. >> Sorry. You going to come sign this? >> I believe in God. Sorry. >> So, this right here is the form DDS12. this one. You will need to have this. >> Wait a minute. So, she's the same age as the girl in the last video. The blonde chick in the last video. She was 19, too. >> Yeah. All right. >> At all times. >> She could pass for 21 operating a vehicle. What will happen is >> you will ultimately get a court date. >> Okay. So, >> listen to him. Okay. >> So, right now, because we don't have your hard copy that you presented me with, >> this is your temporary copy. And I did not your hard copy was not surrendered. Oh, for real. You never give me a chance. You about to give me the damn paper. >> You miss. >> All right. Come on. >> Stop being dis going to be suspended. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, just calm down and sign that paper, please. Trouble. That's weird. >> But don't put this for somebody else. That's weird. >> Listen, don't right now. This [ __ ] weird. Don't be >> locked up for not death to be locked up, but it's like damn, I got to keep going through this [ __ ] by myself. >> [ __ ] We all time. I'm just tired of paper. >> So, you will need to keep this on you at all times. This is your actual driver's license at this point. Okay. >> As you can see, >> you will need to keep this on you. This says that this is your temporary driving permit. I am allowing you to have a It says, "Is there is the driver eligible for a temporary permit?" I could put no, but I'm being nice to say yes because I have multiple reasons to why I could just say you don't need no temporary permit. You're under 18, you're inated. All type of stuff. All right. You're going to need to sign here. >> And uh the day is to Yes, ma'am. Mama might have gotten tired of this nonsense. >> This is the third time she said she's been to jail twice. So, this is the third time she's been to jail. Mama might just be sick of it. >> [ __ ] hurt. >> And sir, date is 29 2025. >> I know how to read. Thank you. >> All right. So, I want to tell you what >> I school and I got to go to work. So, I need to glad you're here. This this is going to be your note. >> Okay. >> Um so uh >> yall going to be charged with DUI multiple substances. >> But I'm not drunk though. I'm making sure my friend is treated. >> Y'all not understanding. I'm really not. >> I don't understand. >> You'll have your time in court. >> Damn. Y weird for that. >> I can only go because when I initially said I can smell the alcohol on you, you said yes, but I didn't drink that much. So I'm going off. >> Yeah. >> All right. Look. >> Do you multiple substances? >> Okay. >> Open container. Possession of marijuana >> where >> in your purse. Possession of marijuana. >> That's true. >> Uh underage consumption. You're under age 21. Um >> nah. >> Uh I don't think so either. >> Underage uh possession of tobacco. Hold on. There's something else in there. >> Good. Well, that's >> that's it for now. But >> all right. Well, that's that. That's all I've got. That is the last video. I do have a setup I have both streams set up to go to Credence and Mikey. They are the only ones on right now. There's a lot coming on later tonight at 6, 7, 8:00. Everybody's going to be streaming then, but uh yeah, Credence and Mikey are on right now, so I'm going to send you over there. Thank you very much to the mods for taking care of the chat. Thank you to everyone who donated. Thank you to all the new subscribers. Hopefully YouTube will figure out the glitch and uh I'll know exactly how many people subscribed. And Tiffany, thank you very much for the jewels. And with that, I am going to take Oh, Kimberly, thank you again for more jewels. All right, and with that, I'm going to end the stream. I'll be back tomorrow at 2 p.m. Eastern for another show. I'll see you then. Take care. [music]