Turn your face away from me. You are being placed under arrest for narcotics. >> Stop. Stop. >> You are resisting. >> Do you want to go to the hospital or you want to go to jail? What do you want to do? >> WHAT? >> HOSPITAL? JAIL? >> I DON'T WANT TO GO TO JAIL. I DON'T belong in jail. >> He just hit me in the [ __ ] head. >> I don't belong in jail. >> Okay. >> With the with the people >> What's up everybody? I hope you guys are ready for an electrifying episode. We have a spoiled brat who begs for mercy. We have a totally wasted Karen at the airport. But first, let's start with an appetizer. We have a total degenerate who gets tased. Without further ado, let's get started. >> Sheriff's office, stop. Hey. I'm telling YOU TO STOP. STOP. STOP. STOP. WE'RE telling you to stop, man. Stop. Stop. >> You are resisting. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Wait. You are resisting. Just go to the ground. >> They are resisting. >> Go down. >> No. >> Stop or you're going to get tased. >> GET DOWN. >> GET DOWN. STOP MOVING. >> I'M NOT RESISTING. >> SIR. >> HEY. >> HE JUST HIT ME IN THE [ __ ] HEAD. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> Watch out. Watch out. Taser. Taser. Taser. Taser deployed. Roll on your stomach now. Roll on your stomach. On your stomach. Roll on your stomach. Roll on your stomach now. Roll on your stomach. >> You all jumped me for no reason. >> We're giving you a lawful order to stop. You're causing a disturbance. You're moving their property. >> I don't want to do it. >> No, let me. I love you money. You're not loving me. Stop. >> Where is your other arm? >> Not loving me. >> Just Just sensitive. Okay. Just relax. All right? If you need to get another If you need to get another pair of socks. All right, lift this. Hey, relax. Get the other hands. >> So, as I'm recording this, it's Friday afternoon. So, I'm planning to have some drinks tonight, and I'm aiming to get about 10% as drunk as this guy. Anything more than that would be way too uncomfortable, and I'll be probably seeing the room spin quite a bit. I mean, holy [ __ ] dude. Why are you getting this shit-faced? What's the point? It's not even enjoyable to be that drunk. >> Wait. God, I don't like when he does this. You all right, man? >> Roll him on his side. Roll him on his side. >> side. >> Just relax, okay? >> Yeah. More ice. I don't forget. Give me my ring back. >> Don't touch anything. >> I had a fart, baby girl. I got to get away. >> Just a little moment. Thank you. >> Oh, don't let a little boy hurt that. >> You okay? >> Yeah. >> Once you double lock everything, put on a pair of gloves. You okay? >> If you got You got my dog in there. >> Hey, listen. So, this is what happened. >> No. >> We see you causing a disturbance. >> No. >> We tell you to stop. >> No. >> You stop. Yes. >> No. >> How do you know I work here? >> call. >> It was a computer >> A computer call. I bet you all here and shut THE [ __ ] UP. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. SHUT THE [ __ ] UP. I BET YOU HEARING IT. AM I ALLOWED? YOU, NO. A true love. Deport me. >> So we show up, he's causing a disturbance up front, like yelling and >> No, that's a lie. >> Shut your mouth. You grab that sign. Be quiet. Be quiet. >> Don't kick. Do not kick. >> Wait. Wait. >> You want to >> You want to go to jail. >> You want to just >> No, no, no. He's fine. He's fine. >> Are you alive while you live? >> Don't Don't >> You >> Let go of my hand. >> You just define me. Are you alive while you living? >> Don't worry about that. Okay? What's going on, man? What What are you Why are you acting the way that you're acting? We told you to stop. You're causing a disturbance. We're not here to bother you. They called us. We get here and you're causing a disturbance. You're moving signs and stuff. >> No, I wasn't. No. >> Come on, officers. There's a very good reason why he was moving the signs. He was actually redecorating the place. He was aligning it so that it faces the east so that it is feng shui. No, but on a serious note, wait until you hear what the clerks had to say about this situation. They were trying to understand what the hell he was talking about, but it was pretty much gibberish. >> Kind of aggressive squaring up with her. >> What do you mean squaring up with her? >> No, he was just walking up on me like twice. I was like, you know what? I'm going to just go ahead, but I didn't I didn't want this to happen. I feel bad. I feel so bad. I just wanted him >> Yeah, but so we we show up and he's causing a disturbance in public, right? There's people around. He's grabbing your guys's like sign and stuff and moving it. Now he's blocking a handicap parking spot, right, as we're trying to come through here. All right, we're telling him to stop multiple times. We told him we're law enforcement. He doesn't listen, so you know, when the police tell you to do something, you have to do it, you know? No, our camera caught the whole thing. As we were coming up, he was moving it. Um so, yeah. Um And when he walked up on your whatever, he didn't put you like in a fear that he was going to hurt you? Did he say he was going to do anything to you? Did he So, she couldn't understand him cuz she didn't have a drunk lunatic to English dictionary. It's very useful to have that on hand, especially if you're going to work at a gas station. Now, this guy went on and on for a very long time, and I do have other body cams to show you, but let's just see how the situation concluded. >> Wait a minute. I I need to see your truck. >> Sit down. >> No. >> Hey, sit down. >> Is that Is that Is that important? >> Hey. >> Wait a minute. Photo need to be photo. >> Sit down. >> I'm being rude. >> Stop. >> Police brutality. Now, I'm being police brutality. Your choice. >> All right. So, he was charged with disorderly intoxication and battery on Leo. Now, let's move on to the next arrest. And as you guys are going to see, there's a recurring theme to this video, which is beyond drunk. Take a look at this. >> Hey, guys. [laughter] >> How you doing? >> Good. So, from what I understand, this right here fell over, legs went up. Uh she appears to be disoriented. I'll smell the alcohol, but possibility that she She doesn't quite know where she's at. She knows her name, but she doesn't exactly She can't tell me where she's heading to, so. >> Are these random people? >> Yeah, these Yeah, she's traveling by herself. >> Okay. >> From what I understand. >> All right, thank you. >> All right. See you guys. >> Something else fell on the ground. >> Oh, yeah, it was lighter. >> You saw the lighter? >> Do you guys Do you guys know her or >> No, we We just saw her on the ground. >> Okay. >> Yeah, fell over. >> We were two strangers. I was going this way, she was coming this way. >> Okay, you guys saw her fall? >> Huh? >> Did you guys see her fall? >> Well, after she hit her leg, it was up in the air. >> I never saw her falling, actually. She was on the ground, her head was on the ground. >> Oh, you did? >> Okay. Well, the medics are pulling up now. Okay. Do you know where you were coming from? >> Oh my god, I'm going the way >> Huh? >> What's your name? Rachel? >> Rachel. >> Where are you from? >> Where are you flying from? >> I am just waiting. Very upset. >> Can you say that again? >> You're very upset? >> Very upset. Okay. >> Do you have the plane ticket, maybe? >> Yeah. >> Can I see that? Can I help you further? >> Yeah. Your phone is in your >> And And the medics are going to want to see your ID, too. Is that okay? >> Yeah, it was out here. She just put it out. >> We're going to need it for our information. >> Those strangers are very kind. Obviously, they saw a woman that was completely [ __ ] faced. She's on the ground. She obviously could use a little bit of assistance. But at the same time, I feel like the coddling is going a little bit too far. Because if you coddle her like that, then you're just reinforcing that behavior. Next time she goes to the airport, she'll get even more [ __ ] faced. Luckily, the cops are there to give her a strong dose of reality. >> Of course. Okay, she drank something. Okay. >> She said last night. She drank something today. She has some alcohol. >> What did you drink? >> I don't know. >> [music] >> Like I just had wine. Are you upset about your life? >> I I don't know what she's saying. She said she got it. >> No, yeah. She's drunk. >> Are you on any kind of medication? What's your name, Rachel? Are you on any Are you on any medication or anything? Hi. Hi. Nice to meet you. >> Nice to meet >> Okay. Are you on any kind of medication? >> I am not. >> Okay. So, you said you had something to drink today. What did you have? >> I drank. >> Huh? >> Yes, I drank yesterday. >> How long ago? >> For the medicine, what do we need to know? We need to know if anybody used alcohol. How many minutes ago right now? >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? Rachel, >> Did she say ketamine? >> No, she said ketamine. Any medication? Rachel, did you Bye, Rachel. >> She's okay now. I got it. She's fine. >> What's going on? Who's that? >> Unattended bag down there. We're going >> Oh, okay. Can you look at they said it wasn't. They took the camera. It's not hers. Yeah, if you >> Do you want hospital or jail? Those are your only two choices. We can't leave you here. So, you have hospital arrest it off or jail arrest off, which is not I don't think you want that. >> Okay. I I >> You want to listen to me for a second? >> Yeah. >> Since you keep You are publicly intoxicated at DFW Airport. You've had way too much [music] alcohol >> I didn't drink. >> You are not going to be allowed to fly. The airlines will not fly you this way. Because of that bag, you need to be transported to the emergency room to be checked out. If you refuse to go with us, these nice gentlemen right here that are DFW police officers are going to take you up to the jailhouse. >> I mean, her options are pretty simple. Either you go to the hospital or to jail, and the hospital is definitely the better option. You'll most likely get better food. You won't be there as long. And then on top of that, you will not have a criminal charge to deal with in the next few months. So, yeah, it's a no-brainer for someone who can actually use their brain. And unfortunately, that's not what we're dealing with here. >> Jail or emergency room? >> I love you. >> Jail or emergency room? Jail or emergency room? Give me an answer right now. Cuz if you don't answer, you're going with them. Pretty simple. Can you tell me where you're at right now? >> Come on. I kind of can't, and it's like it kind of hurts my heart. It hurts my heart. Sorry. >> No, no, you're you're good. >> Can I have a cigarette, please? Can I have a cigarette, please? >> Rachel, real quick, is this your bag? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Do you want to go to the hospital or you want to go to jail? What do you want to do? >> What? >> Hospital jail. >> What? >> No, that's that's That's the choice you have. >> Yeah, no, we we were saying we were talking. >> Okay, well, this is what we're saying now. Hospital or jail. That's it. Cuz you you can't be left alone. You're too drunk and you're intoxicated in public, okay? So, those are your options. We can't we can't we can't we can't we can't we can't sit here all day with you. We can't sit here all day with you. >> I I'm sorry. I I was carrying the pine to be That's That would be a good idea. >> What's that? >> I think the jail >> I think it would be better. Yeah. >> No, I'm fine. What the [ __ ] Are you kidding me? >> We can't We can't leave you here. >> That's that's very um a very odd thing to me. Uh I thought that we were going to be okay and then she was not and so like I'm I'm good. I'm like >> We're going to take her. Okay, jeez. >> I agree. I want to point enough is enough. Clearly, she is completely incoherent. She can't stay by herself and she doesn't want to go to the hospital willingly. So, let's stop wasting these tax dollars and let's get this drunk Karen into the jail. I'm sure there's plenty of other drunk degenerates that she can make friends with. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. Don't do this. Stand up. Stand up. There you go. >> Stand up. >> Hey, let me see your boarding pass. I'll be on the shuttle bus here. >> Okay. Hold on real quick. >> Go all the way back. >> [music] >> All the way back. Go all the way back. >> Thank you, guys. >> [music] >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> I am hurt. You are hurting me. >> I'm hurting you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Yes, I will. Anything I can do to oblige you. >> It really hurt. >> Does it? >> Yeah, it does. >> I hate to hear that. >> If you If you chew that to me >> I'm not going to go anywhere. Just sit back, relax. >> Put your feet back on here, please. >> I Yeah. Well, yeah. >> Put your feet Put your feet back on here. Put your foot other foot right foot >> on the rail. There you go. Sit down. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. Sit here. Hang out. Stop. Okay? >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Stop. [ __ ] kidding me. >> Put your foot back on here, please. >> Rachel. >> Put your feet back on there. >> At this point, I don't really feel like they're doing law enforcement. This is closer to babysitting. This is so ridiculous. I feel like they should get a bump in their paycheck just to deal with annoying drunks like this. I mean, granted, this is probably the easier part of the job compared to dealing with violent degenerates, but still it must be incredibly infuriating. >> Sit down. No. >> Why? Why are you hurting me? What the [ __ ] >> Sit down. >> Excuse me. >> No, I don't need you to turn around. I don't need you to do anything. >> Excuse me. Really? >> Yes. >> Really? >> Sit down, Rachel. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Sit down. Stop. >> It's classy. It's all this. You're going to go to jail, sober up, and that's it. It's basically equal to getting a speeding ticket. >> What? >> It's you're basically getting It's equal to getting a speeding ticket. It's the charge, okay? Don't make it worse. >> Ridiculous. >> No, it's not ridiculous. What's ridiculous is that you had so much to drink that you're falling over out of a chair. >> Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Is this your car? >> No. >> Will you move it? Yeah. No, you're fine. >> Oh my god, I'm so dumb. Really? >> Yeah. Absolutely. It's amazing. >> You too. >> Yes. >> Really? >> Get up. You want to get up this whole If you kick me >> No, actually >> Get up. >> I just want to swing my legs. Don't be out. >> I want you to stand up. >> No. >> Get up, Rachel. Let it go. You're being a child. Get up. >> No. I'm >> What is the ground cold? >> Ew. >> You kicked your shoes off. >> Yeah. Let me let me go. >> All right, come on. Gillian. >> Let me go. >> Get in the car. >> Step up. Look, you can step up or we're going to place you inside. Step up. >> Yeah, I'm going to go to the other side. >> Step up while we put you in the car. Do you understand? I will assist you. Okay. Take your left foot and step up. Or whichever. Face this way. Lift your feet. There you go. >> All right, so she got busted for disorderly intoxication. Now, we are going to move on to the final body cam, and this one is rather uneventful at the beginning. So, we are going to streamline through that and get straight to the crazy part, because she starts begging like there's no tomorrow. >> Hello, officer. I'm Officer Corporal Ramirez. The reason why I pulled you over is you were swerving all over the roadway, and then when you went to turn onto Coronado, you didn't even use the turning lane. >> Oh, I didn't? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Driver's license, registration, insurance. Where you coming from? >> Downtown. >> Like downtown, like >> Fort Myers downtown. >> Okay. Do you have your registration and insurance? Where are you headed? Click on the ID card. Which is ID card? >> Right here? >> Yep. Oh, no. Up one. Where's your stuff? >> Perfect. Your eyes only. Can you tell me what color that is? >> Blue. >> Just follow it with your eyes. Your eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? Nope. Try not to move your head, okay? Just use your eyes. We're going to follow up with our eyes only. Don't move your head, okay? >> Take three steps. Turn yourself around and take nine heel-to-toe steps back down the line. >> Okay. >> Stay in that position, okay? >> One. >> Don't begin yet. >> Okay. >> Make sure you keep your hands down by your side. You watch your feet at all times and you count your steps out loud. Do Do you understand? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. Now you >> One. Two. Three. Four. Five. Six. Seven. Eight. And then turn around. >> Yep. >> One. Two. Three. Four. >> Okay. >> I'm going to move you to the wall. >> I know it was. >> So, um, feet together. Oh. Okay, go ahead and turn to face away from me. You are being placed under arrest for DUI, okay? And I'll explain everything to you to you here in a second and I'll tell you what we got to do next, okay? >> I mean, to her credit, she didn't try to resist. She didn't try to fight the cops. But still, if If making an adult decision like driving drunk, you better be ready for the adult consequences. It's kind of ridiculous that you're willing to do the crime, but you're not willing to do the time. That shows that this lady is very inconsistent. Let's see how pathetic it's going to get. Hopefully, she's able to retain a little bit of her dignity, but I wouldn't keep my hopes up. >> Okay, now you can have a seat there. Okay. >> Can I help you put it in? >> There you go. Watch your hand. >> So, the next step in this process >> minutes away from my house. Please, can I go home? >> Where's your wallet at? >> My wallet's in my car. Can I please go home? I just want to go home. >> I get it. >> She just said it's in her car. Maybe in her purse. >> where your wallet is? >> car. It's in my car. It's in my purse. I want to go home. >> She said it's in her purse. >> Can I please go home? I'm 3 minutes away. >> So, here's what we do next, okay? In the process of all things, I'm going to ask you to provide a breath sample to measure the alcohol content. Okay? Are you willing to do that? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. So, we'll go there. We'll blow into the machine. We'll see if there's any alcohol in your system. If not >> There is alcohol in my system. I've been drinking alcohol tonight. I will be honest. >> Okay. Then we'll see what's We'll see how much. >> I want to go home. I'm 3 minutes away from my house. >> you're under the legal limit, then we'll issue a citation and then we'll have someone come get you. If you're over over the legal limit then unfortunately, we have to go to jail. Okay? But we're going to We'll go get >> want to go to jail. Please. >> We'll go provide a breath sample and see what what it says, okay? >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't belong in jail. >> Let me read this to you, okay? It This doesn't mean anything. It just This doesn't mean anything. It's just formality. I have to read this. >> So, she says she doesn't belong with those people. Well, I would love to argue otherwise because I think she does belong with other criminals since she committed a crime herself. Now, hopefully that will give her a very strong reality check so that next time she realizes that taking an Uber is probably the best option. >> I have to read that to you, okay? >> Absolutely. I know. I know. But I'm 3 minutes away from my house. Please, I don't want to >> We're going to go to the Cape Coral Police Department. I'm going to have you provide a breath sample. Just to provide a breath sample, okay? >> I don't want to be in jail with those people. I don't belong in there. >> We'll talk about it on the way to Cape Coral, okay? >> Yes, ma'am. Excuse me. >> That's just where we get we do the provide the breath sample, okay? >> Okay. >> We'll go there. >> Where's my phone and my purse? They're in my car. >> I have your phone. >> Who's driving my car there? >> So, it'll be towed. And I will let you know Is this your wallet? >> Yes, that is my wallet. May I have my phone or not? >> Yes, yes. Yeah, we got it. I got your phone and I got your wallet. Is there anything in here that you need in your wallet? >> Um I don't think so. Uh is my ID in there? My phone is in my purse. >> I have your ID. I have your ID. You gave it to me. So, your debit card and stuff's in there. Bless you. >> Thank you. >> So, I got your wallet, I got your ID, and I got your phone. We're going to go to Cape Coral. We're going to go to jail. Okay. >> With the with the people. I don't belong in jail. >> I'm going to shut your phone off so it saves the battery. >> And then I'll let you know who's towing your vehicle, okay? >> Thank you. >> Yep. >> So, even though according to her she doesn't belong in jail, that is exactly where she landed. Now, that's it for the video. 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