No one is above the law, no matter how rich they are. But, these wealthy Florida Karens didn't learn that until they came face-to-face with the police. >> I'm calling my mom right now. >> Your who? >> My mom. >> We're on a cruise. You cannot GET ARRESTED THAT WAY. YOU'RE GOING TO MISS THE BAHAMAS. STOP! STOP! >> SIR, YOU NEED TO STOP. >> WE'RE NOT GOING TO TALK to you guys anymore. I'm actually I'm calling my lawyer. I'm not talking to you guys anymore. >> So, let's take a look at what happens when six rich Florida Karens get the most embarrassing reality checks from cops. Before we get started, we'd like to give a special thanks to Body Cam Goat, Body Cam Watch, Unspoken Crime Murders, and others for their outstanding raw footage and for inspiring this video. Hope you enjoy it. >> Whole family. >> Say thank you. Say thank you after we're done. >> After after after after >> We're not done yet. I'll make you cry to your mother. >> On June 1st, 2024, officers were called to a bar in Key West, Florida after a couple whose Bahamas cruise had ended early caused a drunken disturbance. >> I tried. >> Thank you. Okay, I said thank you. Let's go. >> All right. All right. >> No, it's fine. It's fine. >> It's not fine cuz you're behind the counter. >> Yeah, it's fine. Let's go. Just go, babe. It's fine. Like there was there's >> No. >> Sit down. You sit down. >> Babe, all right. >> Hey. >> All right. >> Let's go. Hey, don't touch me. >> All right. All right. Stop. Stop. >> I don't care where you're from. Sit down. >> Stop. Stop. >> Sit down somewhere. Sit down. >> It's fine. Please. >> It's not fine. >> He got it. >> What do you mean it's not fine? >> Babe. >> You thought >> I am. It's fine. Please. All right. >> He What are you going TO DO? >> STOP. STOP. >> I CAN'T ARREST YOU. >> ALL RIGHT. ALL RIGHT. LOOK. >> I CAN'T arrest you. >> LEAVE HIM ALONE. STOP. STOP. STOP. YOU'RE GOOD. YOU'RE GOOD. YOU'RE GOOD. This is why you don't drink. Stop! >> Stop! >> show me. >> That's it. For what? >> That's it. You don't even know. IT'S OKAY. >> BECAUSE I know the legal [ __ ] age. >> Just stop. We're on a cruise. You cannot GET ARRESTED RIGHT NOW. >> WHAT CAN YOU ARREST ME >> STOP! PLEASE, STOP. DON'T >> THANK GOD. >> ALL RIGHT, just stop. Just leave IT ALONE. NO, LISTEN HERE. Can you stop? >> That's not the way it works. Yes, IT DOES, DUMMY. >> STOP! YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO JAIL ALONE. I'M GOING TO GO ALONE ON THE CRUISE. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING TO PLACE me in jail. >> ALL RIGHT, STOP! YOU'RE GOING TO GET ARRESTED AND I'M GOING TO GO ALONE ON THE CRUISE. PLEASE, STOP! >> I THOUGHT I WAS going to >> I'm done. >> All right. Be quiet. >> Yeah, that's it. Stop! >> Don't mess with >> All right, stop! Stop! I'm begging you. Please, stop! We're on a cruise. >> I'm saying why? Because >> That's it. Okay, stop! We're on a cruise. YOU CANNOT GET ARRESTED. >> I'M going to call THE COPS. >> ALL RIGHT, STOP! >> I'M GOING TO CALL THE COPS. >> STOP! >> SHE TRIED EVERYTHING TO CALM HIM DOWN, even yelling at him. But sadly, she couldn't stop her intoxicated, entitled boyfriend from making things worse. >> We were okay talking and then he's like, "I'm from Peru. I want to fight." And he says that he will fight you first. First. And then I said, "No, you cannot fight fight here." So, he went to the bathroom and on the way back, he just went to the kitchen and he grabbed him like this. And he's like, "I want to fight." >> Okay. >> And then we just said, "Stop." And then he came in. I called police. >> Did you see him grab him? >> I didn't see, but they both of them they saw. I mean, he saw and he He was in the kitchen. He just came in like >> I was in here. I just come and I was no, I was in here. >> So, he came >> Yeah, he >> He came like this way. He was >> I was in >> And he grabbed him like, "I want to fight." >> According to the restaurant staff, everything was calm at first. Then the alcohol hit and the man stormed into the kitchen to attack an employee. The entire incident was recorded by nearby diners. >> I took a tip and the guy like went like this and said like he like wiped his hand away and so it set him off. But please I'm asking you with you. My kids are home with my parents and I'm on a cruise. Just please just let us walk out and that's it. I'm thinking of you. Huh? Huh? >> That's up to him. And attitude he's been giving so far. Hold on. >> If you act good we're leaving. Just stop. >> Talk to me. >> Please I'm begging you. We have our kids at home. >> Talk to me real quick. Here's the problem. >> We did a pub crawl and it's just like the guy set him off and that's it. I'm begging you. >> I just said all right babe. Okay. I'm telling him to stop. >> His attitude was going to get him a continuation of the issue. >> I know. No, we're leaving. We're going back to the cruise. >> If you guys leave here go back to the If I get called on him again he's going to jail. >> Right. That's fine. >> There's >> Okay so look. >> We got to figure out what else to do. Sit down. >> We're not done yet. >> Sit down. >> Please say thank you. He's saying thank you. >> I'm saying thank you. I'm saying thank you. I'm saying thank you. >> say thank you after we're done. >> After after after I'm saying thank you. >> We're not done yet. >> He's saying we're not done yet. Sit down please. >> Okay. >> Based on witness statements officers were prepared to issue a disorderly conduct citation and let the couple return to their cruise. The boyfriend had other plans. >> He's going on disorderly. >> Okay. >> Let's go. >> All right. >> Thank you. You see? >> All right. Stand up. >> NO NO NO PLEASE STOP. NO. HEY. >> YOU BETTER LET GO OF HIM. >> NO. >> I TOLD YOU LET GO OF HIM. NOW. LET GO. LET GO. LET GO. >> I cannot believe this. >> You're about to get seriously injured. >> Babe, babe, you did this yourself. >> Stand back. Stand back. Let go. >> Babe, babe, stop. >> Put your hands behind your back or you're going to get tased. >> BABE, STOP. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK OR YOU'RE getting tased. I SAID OKAY. >> OKAY, LIKE WHAT? WHAT? >> I SAID OKAY. >> I TOLD YOU. I TOLD YOU. >> [screaming] >> I SAID OKAY. >> I TOLD YOU THAT I HAD TO MOVE BACK. >> STOP. >> I CANNOT BELIEVE THIS. >> STOP. >> I cannot believe this. I cannot believe this. I cannot believe this. >> Relax. >> No, he grabbed a HOLD OF ME. >> WHY ARE YOU GUYS ARRESTING ME? FOR WHAT? >> PLEASE DON'T. >> I DIDN'T go over the hour. >> Please don't send him to jail. Please. >> Stand back up. Back up. >> OH MY GOD. BABE, LOOK AT WHAT YOU DID. >> WELL, let's just say he's still spending time in jail with the guys over being on a cruise with his girl. Maybe he prefers frank and beans after all. >> I cannot believe it. >> Can't hurt. >> What do I do? What do I do? What do I do? >> Power call 34, I need an apartment here. 3 call 911. >> Austin, did you run him already? >> Uh yeah. >> 10-34 information, 3552 Copy on that. >> All right, babe. Please stop. >> I'm going to shoot. >> I don't believe you. >> 10-12 I'm on a stolen 626. >> We tried to allow you guys to go. If you wanted to continue. >> You can let him go. >> No. Absolutely not. Not after that fight. He's going to He's going to jail. >> Can I at least talk? >> No. >> No. >> It's just making matters worse. Every time you talk to him you got to get back up in there. >> I don't even know where to begin or to go, but I need something. >> Go back to the boat. >> He didn't want me to have to call you later. >> Yeah, I know mother Hear me? I know. I know you [ __ ] I'll [ __ ] make you cry to your mother. Yeah. You'll never go on one-on-one. Because I'll break your I'll piss in your back and your tongue and your eyebrows. >> In the end, he was hit with felony charges of battery, resisting an officer, trespassing, and disorderly conduct. Turns out, alcohol and an inflated ego make a terrible vacation package. A little self-control would have been a lot cheaper than criminal charges. Now, let's see what people had to say about that guy. If the last guy chose jail over a cruise with his girlfriend, the next woman made an equally brilliant decision. Handcuffs over head and home. >> You trespassed. How far do you want to take this? >> Okay. >> How far would you want to take this? >> because I going to the doctor. >> I told you to >> no, give me No, give me go to doctor. >> It's a business. >> It's not business. It's a look. I be called to him again. He be called to me. He give you all you names for put to jail all corruption of police in there. >> On August 22nd, 2022, officers were called to a medical clinic after a woman refused to leave the building when her doctor canceled her appointment. >> You guys call? >> Yes, that's the one that called. >> Okay, what's going on? >> Well, because this young lady right here won't leave the building. She won't leave. She's been harassing the patients that come in here. And she says that she's going to sit in the lobby until she see the doctor and the doctor has stated he cannot see her. >> Okay. I have appointment to the doctor. >> This is a business. >> Okay. I would like to talk to doctor. >> I can't you don't have you don't have to see the doctor. I don't know if you misunderstanding. Like the doctor has told his staff that he >> No. No. >> Yeah. >> No. >> You missed your appointment. The doctor >> nothing. >> I cannot explain it to you any other way. You have to leave. If you refuse to leave then the law kicks in. >> I want to see your ID. >> Okay. I'm >> Give me your pen. >> You need to walk outside. >> No. >> You need to walk outside. This is all being recorded on body cam. I've asked you for 10 minutes to walk outside. Please walk outside. You're not allowed to be here, okay? Thank you. This is all being recorded. You violated you violated the law three times. At this point, you have three different charges. You've resisted arrest by not listening to my commands. You have trespassed. How far do you want to take this? >> Okay. >> How far would you like to take this? >> me because I going to the doctor? >> I told you to leave. >> you give me No, give me go to doctor. >> It's a business. >> It's not business. It's a look. But I'm American. >> It's a private company. Cleveland Clinic Indian River Hospital is a private business. >> I want to talk to all of the one of you. >> Okay, this is all being recorded, okay? >> I want I want >> Here's my name. If you'd like to write it down, you can write it down, okay? You have to provide your own pen. It's Here's I will let you borrow a pen. >> Okay. I It's unusual. Go to doctor. Is that a give me go to doctor? >> You're the ones that called on you. >> No. >> She refused to leave for an hour. Gotten nasty with the staff. It's simple. Michael Pierce. P I E R C E. Check for here. You can just request a video cuz it's all been recorded since I got here. That's easiest way to do it. You can put it on Facebook or Instagram or anything else. Lozada L O Z A D A. See if they want to trespass. You can ask them. >> It was a department? >> Indian River County Sheriff's Office. >> I'm keeping you guys here. >> But you're not free to leave yet, okay? So, you're not allowed to go anywhere. Get her information for me. >> you. >> Here you go. Now, you'll do the same for him, right? >> Do you have a >> Is that your notebook? >> ID card. What kind of ID? >> We're going to issue what's called a trespass warning. >> want one. >> If they want one. >> The trespass warning. >> Therefore, I Therefore, I'm asking for your identification so that I can fill out the paperwork. >> Do you want her back here anymore? >> Um we will have to speak to the doctor to see if he is saying yes or no. >> Okay. >> Um so, yeah. We'll have to >> Despite repeated explanations from staff and officers that the clinic was private property, she refused to leave the lobby and kept demanding to see the doctor. >> I want to >> So, I'm going to let you I'm going to let you decide which one. >> One more second, ma'am. I'm going to do this as nice as possible cuz I don't want to see you ruin your day. I don't know if you're familiar with the law, and I think you're confused about doctor being a doctor. This is a business, no different than Publix and the Chinese restaurant and the pizza place. They choose who they see. You made an appointment, they agreed to see >> Finish. Let me You don't let me finish. >> That was the stupidest thing you could have said. >> me finish. No, that's not true. Absolutely not true. This is not a hospital. This is This is a business This is a off-site medical care. If you go to the emergency room, they have to see you. This is not the emergency room, so let me finish. This is a business, they've asked you to leave. The minute you did not leave the lobby on their request, you broke the law of trespassing. Then, the ugly guy in the suit shows up that has the law to tell you to leave. I told you to leave, you refused, I had to put my hand on your shoulder, that which was recorded, and escort you gently out of the building. That act is called resisting arrest. You were given a lawful order to leave. You refused. Now, you have two violations of the law. The third coming is he is telling you to produce your identification, which is a lawful command, and we have a right to do that. I do not want you to get in trouble. I'm trying to do everything possible to keep this to a peaceful resolution. >> They want to trespass? >> Thank you. >> They got to give it to the doctor. >> Okay. They're going to do that now? >> Yes. >> Okay, we'll do it. >> Okay. >> So, again, I understand your frustration. >> The owner of this building David Schwartz, I want to talk to him. >> I'm sorry. >> Owner of this building David Schwartz, I want to talk to him. >> the owner of the build I don't know who the owner of the building is. You got to look it >> Owner is Cleveland Clinic, which is a national company that has hospitals all over the United States. He is not the owner. >> to talk to him. I want to talk to him. >> They don't have to let you. That's like going to public and demanding the manager and then he says I don't want to talk to you. >> If I want the public, the people doing something to me. >> have to though. >> I must talk to manager. It's a rules. >> You're missing You're not. You're not. It's a private business. You're missing the point. >> No. >> You are. >> Talk to the owner of the building. >> You have a right to talk to us here because that's a government entity. This is a private business. They do not have to produce the boss. The boss can say, "Tell her to leave. I don't want to ever see her again." And that's what they That's what they have the right to do. >> All she had to do was show her ID and go home, but that would have been far too easy. >> Yeah. Yeah. They're We're going to fill the paper out and the doctor they Your doctor is going to sign the paper that indicates that you're trespassing and not allowed to come back here and you will get a copy of that to take to whoever you like to file a complaint with. >> So, what a crime I commit? >> Uh trespassing. >> I have appointment. I invited. >> Okay. If you're going to listen to me, I'll explain it to you one more time. >> Trespassing. I invited. >> You were invited, and then they told you to leave and you refused. The statute says once your your your invitation has been revoked, you must immediately exit the premises, which you did not. And when I told you to leave, you did not. You refused. >> She said I'm evicted on all appointments. She is not evicted. She believes and they call after. Why do you can control what doctor I going? You call to me make me leave out of doctor office. >> We have a right to do that. >> Who? >> The business you're looking at this today. >> Doctor no no what I'm saying. >> He did. Sign the paper. He doesn't want you here. The doctor said so. >> Show me paper. >> You're going to have it here shortly. You're going to get a copy of it. >> Doctor no it's unusual. You know if doctor no one see me. I have appointment I can sue them. You know this? >> Well, and that's perfectly fine. You can certainly try. Sure. But that's not a law enforcement thing. We don't do we don't do lawsuits. >> What you doing? >> Criminal, which is what you did. You broke the law. >> I broken the law. Why you going to doctor? Why you do that? You hypnotizing have I know what you doing. >> What am I doing? >> It's what you doing. And I actually called the federal yesterday. They said go after you. If today I be called to him again, he be called to me. He give you all you names for put to jail all corruption of police in there. >> Lobbying is what you know. Okay. And when you make sure you get the Make sure you get the video that Make sure you get the video of you breaking the law when you refuse to leave. You can put that on there as well. Because you broke the law several times. So that's not corruption. >> I misunderstood what she was doing. >> She She said that we We're corrupt. Okay. >> You going to the doctor office and pushing me out. >> they make me think what they screaming out in our own doctor. >> Ma'am, may I interrupt? >> And these people too. I I won't to your name. >> May I interrupt for just 4 seconds? >> Yeah, go and give me your name. It's my It's my right. >> Like every stubborn Karen, she still demanded to speak to another staff member and threatened to sue the officers, convinced they were abusing their authority. >> You can go inside. >> My name is Luke. >> Yeah, it hurts. From my reports, I need it. Don't Don't snatch anything away from my hands. Don't try to be funny here. Okay, all right. We're already cutting you a break as it is. So, you can do two of the things. You can You can sign it and get your copy and then you can be on your way. >> You don't sign it nothing. It's not a crime. >> This is David Yes, it is. It's all on body camera. Are you going to refuse to sign this? If you refuse it, you're still trespassing. It doesn't mean anything. So, when you come back here, you're going to go to jail. Okay? I'm just going to write down refuse, okay? >> I don't sign it right away. It's what do you want from my side? >> Okay, you don't have to sign it. You're still trespassing from here. If you come back, you go to jail. Here you are. Free to leave. You actually have to leave, so >> You have to leave. You need to leave. >> Don't leave. >> I have to leave. >> Yes. Don't leave. You're going to jail. >> Yes. >> This is like your last and final warning. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> I know all of this. >> Have a better day. >> If you thought she would leave peacefully, then this video would never exist for you to watch right now. >> I have one name and this is >> And and I sue you for this what you doing to me now. It's my right. You cannot give me going inside, but you must go inside with me. >> not have to do that. No, I do not have to do that. No, I don't. >> No, it's my right. >> That's not important right now. >> It's important right now. >> Are you an attorney? You can do that. You can hire an attorney. >> Call Cleveland Clinic. >> No. No. You're not going to go inside again. >> I'm going to wait for her. I'll I'm going to wait for him to show up. >> You're not going to go inside again. >> Okay, going doesn't move me. >> We are not going in. >> to get her name. It's not your right. >> Okay, you go. I got guys in my right. >> No, it's not. >> I know my right. That's why I stay safe. >> You don't know the law. >> Okay, how about I go down my line and say what you doing? >> We are 911, so there you go. You call 911 for that, you'll You call 911 for that, you'll be abusing 911, you'll go to jail. >> If I abuse it 911, I go to jail. >> Yep. >> I'm telling you right now, the best thing for you to do is get in your car and go home or go up to Cleveland Clinic ER. That's what I'm telling you. I beg Olga. Olga. >> I have all your names. >> Please go Please go home. Please. >> to see this woman. >> Pretty please, go home. >> Oh my gosh. >> Please go home. Now you've caused the staff to lock the door because they feel threatened. You need to leave. >> That sheriff explaining everything went above and beyond. He did everything possible to avoid arresting her, but she was determined to go to jail that day. >> I know sign it you guys. Actually, physically give me a god. Okay. >> to jail. This is This is going far enough. Let's take her. That's it. Yep. >> Okay, I see you. >> Okay. Nope. Nope. Nope. Going to jail 15. You're going to jail. >> You've been given every right to not go to jail. >> Don't resist me. >> Take my stuff. Take my bag. >> Buddy. That don't mean it's worth it really. I know. Everything's on video. Don't worry about it. >> What we didn't want to do. Under arrest now. You're going to jail. >> Give my bag. >> Stop moving. Be still. Hey, don't call for >> She was ultimately arrested on charges of resisting an officer without violence and trespassing. What do you think about this woman? Let us know in the comments below, and don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications so you never miss a new video from Easy Body Cams. If the last woman thought nobody had the right to kick her out, these 19-year-olds were even more confident, convinced a call to mom and dad would magically make the handcuffs disappear. >> I'm going to call my mom right now. >> You want to call my mom now? >> Your who? >> My mom. >> Can't stand entitled college kids that think they know the law. >> college >> Can you take a picture of me, please? >> Uh Alex don't. >> No, I'm just kidding. >> Alex don't. You can scratch your mom. >> On March 22nd, 2024, officers responded to Pier 60 Beach in Florida after spotting a group of underage drinkers who repeatedly lied about their identities. >> Are you 21? >> I don't have it on me. >> I'm asking I'm asking you if you're 21. Take it out for me. Who's under 21? >> I'm not. >> [music] >> I know somebody is. >> No. >> So, here's the deal. You lie to me, you're going to jail. Simple as that. >> [music] >> If If you're not the first people under 21 to drink alcohol. It's not that big of a deal. So, I'm going to ask again, who's under 21? Sir? Okay. >> [music] >> 547 >> 547 >> [music] >> Open alcohol, Pier 60. >> The citations open alcohol containers. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what what's the deal? >> It's a $118 fine. >> $118 fine? >> Yeah, it could be $118 per closed can of alcohol. So, I reckon you probably have a lot of closed alcohol. So, imagine $118 times all that. Or I can take you to jail. That's the That's the That's the thing. So, here's the thing. If you're going to be honest with me and tell me that who you are, your real age, and all that, I won't take you to jail. It's not criminal. It's a civil citation. It's a civil ticket. It's like a parking ticket, okay? But, if you lie to me about your information, now it's providing false information to law enforcement. Now, it's obstructing justice. You know what I'm saying? >> Yeah, yeah. No, my my my buddy in my fraternity is a police officer in Tennessee. >> Cool. >> Yeah. But, >> are you like the lawyer of the group, right, or >> No, no, no. I'm just I'm just questioning cuz my best friend is exactly where you are. >> Badge talks a lot. >> That's why I was just like >> It does. >> I mean, we're we're just trying to >> What did you say? >> Nothing, sir. >> What did you say about the badge? Makes you what? >> Said talks a lot. >> Talks a lot? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. You understand you're committing a crime. >> I Yes, sir. I mean, are you going to say I am? >> So, so what what can we do to get you out of here? >> Excuse me? >> Like, respectfully. Like, what what >> you What can you do to get me out of here? >> Yeah, like it's like >> I can take him to jail, I can take her to jail, and then we'll leave. >> Officers tried the nice approach first, offering nothing more than citations if the group cooperated. But, for these rebellious teens, that sounded a little too reasonable. >> Can I call my mom right now? You want to call my mom? >> [music] >> I can get my mom on the phone right now. >> Your who? >> My mom. >> Who's your mom? >> My mom. You want to call I You can call my mom right now, man. >> [music] >> This little flashlight? I sure did. We are not trying to fool all this. We're I'm trying to figure out what you guys want. >> [music] >> What we want? You're making it like we're bothering you. You're You're acting like like >> So, what what do you guys want us to >> [music] >> So So, comply with what we're doing peacefully. You're You're saying, "What can I do to get me out What can we do to get me out of here?" >> Yeah, what are we doing? >> doing anything. We're not doing anything. >> Like we're we're just trying to >> I'm not playing these games. >> Listen to your girl. Shut up. >> [music] >> This is Florida. Where are you guys from? >> South Carolina. Yeah, St. South Carolina. >> Did these kids really think dropping a family member's badge was going to get them out of trouble? Sadly, Florida cops have heard that excuse a thousand times before. >> That looks dope. Can you search your mom? >> Yes. >> Yeah, you should be proud. >> proud. >> To be very proud. >> Sure am. >> You can take a Okay, I have your ID. >> Yes, sir. >> Have her come over here. >> Dave. >> Where's my wallet, Dave? >> ID? >> Yes. >> Okay. What is your first name? >> Vivian. You know that's not okay, please. >> That's who you were drinking with? >> I still have it. I do have my ID on me. I know it's not okay here, though. $5. >> Well, he's going to jail, so Does he have a phone? Does he have a wallet? I made it very clear when I walked up what the consequences were. >> Yes, sir. >> We want to play games. At least At least Listen. Listen. Listen. It's actually funny because scientifically, females mature more than males, and it's actually true in this scenario. I got two girls you know, stopped for the same thing, and they're being respectful, nice, not giving me issues. I got guys arguing with me, "What can we do to get you out of here?" I'm I'm not playing that game, okay? >> You asked for it. You definitely did. >> You're being a thunder, bro. >> So, remember that conversation I had about being honest? >> Yes. >> Nothing's coming up for this name and date of birth. So, what what does that mean? Are you lying about something? Okay. So, why why did you lie after I gave you an option? What I I gave you an option to put your mind at ease. I'm here to help. >> Not my name, though. >> Uh-huh. Doesn't matter. You make you make me do extra work. You see these videos a lot. Don't talk to me. How old are you? >> 19. >> Okay. >> Babe, you're not >> I literally said to you, "Oh, she's going to jail. She's getting criminally charged." I I What did I say? What did I say? I said, "Are you the first person under 21 to drink alcohol?" I think I've been nothing but fair, and I gave multiple opportunities. >> I understand. >> I literally asked you three times, "Are you over 21? Are you over 21?" Every time, yes, yes, yes. "What's your name and date of birth?" You gave me the same name and date of birth twice. Okay? I literally gave you every opportunity to be honest with me, and you continue to lie. So, now you're getting charged with a crime. >> Their lies fell apart, and the handcuffs went on immediately for those two teens. What's even worse, these teens would rather lie their way into jail than admit they were wrong. Sounds like the word no wasn't used much at home. >> Damn the female 10-50. Okay. We we're turning simple civil stuff into criminal. >> I know. >> That's That's criminal now. >> I know, and I'm >> Okay, she provided a fake date of birth to me twice. We're done. >> We're done with you. >> Welcome. >> I don't do this, though. Like, it's so frustrating. >> I don't do this, either. You think I just got to be honest? Honesty. >> I'm sorry. >> It's so traumatizing. >> I know. >> I know. These poor kids, like, it just kills me. >> Yeah, okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to need you to sit back on this seat right here. I need you to look that way. For reasons, thank you. I got bit once. I don't want to get bit again, okay? >> I'm not I'm not I'm not I'm not crazy, you idiot. >> You're going to catch an elbow, understand? >> Yeah, I know that. I deserve it. If I If I did something to you >> That's crazy. >> I think I've been nothing but fair in in giving you multiple multiple opportunities to be honest. I can't I can't help what you do after that. >> I agree. >> You got bit? >> Can this Can this happen the same way? >> Yeah, you're under arrest. >> That's it. >> I'll be right there. >> No. >> What? >> I don't know if you bit an elbow. >> I don't know about that. Do you have anything here? I don't want to send you to jail in a a bikini. >> So what? You can [laughter] throw me in the [ __ ] >> I'm a first offender. >> I fell on the concrete floor. I was shaking so bad. >> Where I can like at least follow your orders. >> No, no, no, no, no. You cannot get involved in what we're doing. >> I just need something. What's your address? >> What? Pinellas County Jail. You can >> Google it. >> Where Get What I care about she's in a bikini, okay? So, can I get property for her? Shirt, shorts, maybe some sandals. She's safe. She's with the police. Nothing bad's going to happen. Let me ask you a question. >> I know. I know. >> How many times did I say you are not the first one under 21? I already know who's I already know who's lying, you know? Here's the thing, I can't help getting lied to. >> It's just like it's so unfair. Like there's >> It's not unfair. It's not unfair. >> Do you need a 217 go for? >> Is this her stuff? >> I I'm I'm not sure what else to say. >> You can't sit here all day. >> A simple underage drinking violation quickly turned into an arrest in front of everyone because they refused to be honest. >> It has I think it has a portal actually I'm actually >> This is criminal provide I what I literally said what was going to happen. If you give me a fake information I'd be providing false information to law enforcement. Is this her stuff? >> Listen. >> Sir, I'm I'm sorry sir. I'm I'm really am. >> I'm sorry sir. I'm I'm really am. We'll put that on the transcript. When we get out of it let's get out of the limelight. We're in we're in midst of everybody. >> Thank you. Okay. >> Give me this. Is this her stuff? >> I'm I go. >> Let's go. Give me this. Step away. Go away. Go away. I don't know what is up with you guys' generation. Keep the mouth closed and listen to what we have to say. That's it. >> I'm not a disrespectful person. >> I I seriously, right? There's no need for the the the attitude, the smart comments. Whatever is going to happen is going to happen. Be honest, shut your mouth and listen to us. That's it. Nine times out of 10 if you do those things this would not be happening. I gave her 15 chances to be honest. Good. Back up. >> In the end, two of them were charged with providing false information to law enforcement and possession of an alcoholic beverage by a person under 21. Lying to officers or resisting arrest can quickly turn a minor citation into serious criminal charges. Now let's see what the internet had to say about these teens. Kids aren't just born like this, they're raised like this. Saying I'm going to call my mom while trying to act like a beta dollars is certainly a choice. I can call my mom is the weakest flex you could do. >> Oh my god! How dare YOU SHUT UP! >> YOU TOUCH ME AGAIN, THAT'S BATTERY ON A LEO. I'm not going to do that today. >> We had $3 million like in our pocket and he blew it >> On April 1st, 2023, deputies responded to a luxury resort in Palm Coast, Florida after a drunk wife exploded in rage over her husband allegedly losing $3 million through gambling. Wow, that is so [music] [ __ ] much though. >> LE primary >> You're ready? >> Came over here about an hour ago, had a half a glass of wine. Husband's here behind you trying to take pictures, refused to leave. >> You're ready? >> All right, where are you staying at? >> I LIVE >> YOU LIVE HERE? >> YEAH. >> OKAY. >> I LIVE HERE. >> Are you Are you >> I'm her husband. >> Your better half? >> Can you get her home safe for me? If I can get her out of the car. >> Yeah, I live here. >> No No, I live here. >> I live here. >> Hey man, I want you to be quiet for me for just a moment, okay? I'll explain for obvious reasons. >> You want to bother and shoot me? Are you serious? >> Ma'am You're going Listen. Listen. I'm Deputy Watson with the Sheriff's Office. You're going to go with your husband. You're going to call him a cab, okay? You're going to go. If you cause any further disturbance you're going to be drunk and disorderly. I'm going to put you in handcuffs. No, I'm not here to argue. You're going to go with your husband. Understood? Let's stand up. Let's go. It's time for you to go, ma'am. Go with your husband, okay? He's going to get you home safe. >> Are you kidding me? Are you >> You're having a good day so far. Let's keep it that way, okay? You're going to go with your husband. >> Excuse me. >> Absolutely sir. We told you multiple times. You're done. Come on. Let's go. What's your name? Susan, this way, Susan. Susan. You kidding me? You guys have a wheelchair? Susan is All right. We need to get her somewhere. We got HER A WHEELCHAIR. SUSAN. SUSAN. SUSAN, YOU TOUCH ME AGAIN, I'M GOING TO LET THAT SLIDE. You touch me again, it's battery on a wheel. I'm not going to do that today. >> Her husband burned through $3 million in one night. Meanwhile, I still question my $6 breakfast purchase. So, yeah, I can understand the meltdown, but just not where she decided to have it. >> Susan, we're going to arrange for a ride. You're going to go home. That's right. I just need to just hold I can save that for her. I'll take her name and date of birth. Susan, you're going to REMAIN SEATED, OKAY? 211, I'M 1020. IF YOU HIT your husband one more time, you're going to go TO JAIL. UNDERSTOOD? THAT'S IT. HEY, STAND UP. Stand up. Stand up. You're under arrest. Come on. Up. Up. Stand up. Turn around. Come on. Stop. Ma'am, stop. Stop. Can you hand me the honey bun? Stop. Stand up. I'm sorry, but I got to arrest her. She hit you? She hit me? >> That's what happened way back in New Jersey. >> Is it? What's >> A year ago it happened. >> All right. I need you to sit. You're going to sit right here. How much have you had to drink today, Susan? Kick me again. Stop. >> Hey, stop it. You're going to get in so much trouble, SUSAN. >> OH, I'M ALREADY IN TROUBLE. >> You better stop. You're going >> You're her husband, right? >> I'm her husband. >> All right. Can I give you that? Can I get your ID real quick? >> Sure. >> George. >> THANK YOU. >> GEORGE. THANK YOU. I WON'T YOU. >> ALL RIGHT. WELL, LET ME GIVE YOU THIS REGARD. I'm having a really >> You stupid son >> Susan. >> OH, SHUT UP. >> SIT DOWN. YOU'RE GOING TO GET IN TROUBLE. YOU BETTER >> SHUT UP. OH, I GET THEM OVER IN TROUBLE. >> SUSAN, STOP. >> I DON'T CARE. SHOOT HIM. Shoot him. >> No one is getting shot. That's not a threat. I'm not You need to stop. >> GEORGE, I'M DONE with you. Can you blow the [ __ ] air out of me? >> Yeah, this voice my visit. >> So, this is her husband. She was hitting her husband. She kicked me a couple of times. Highly intoxicated. >> Highly. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Okay. >> I hate him. >> So, they're working on getting this wheelchair. I parked all the way up there. >> Everything crossed the line when Susan kicked one of the officers. With that single kick, a drunken argument instantly turned into an arrest. An alcoholic married to a gambling addict. What a darling couple. >> Oh, hell. >> Oh, no. Okay. >> Okay, we can >> One foot in front of the other. Okay. >> Okay. I know in my >> I know. >> Congratulations, then. Oh god, this is going to kill me. I mean, I can't do Okay, I'm going to I don't know. I'm sorry. >> Maybe next time we not We won't drink so much, right? >> Yeah, of course. >> Yeah, that's probably it. >> Susan, all you had to do was listen. I got me You think she would have passed out? But, I don't know that if further violence were to happen. So. All right, Susan. We're just You can sit back here for a moment, okay? Then we're going to go to my car. I decided to get my steps in and parked over there. Legs, can you get in there? So, Susan, here's what's going to happen, okay? Either my partner's going to go around the other side, we're going to pull you in, or you can sit in there like a grown adult, okay? I get you're intoxicated, but you're going to be a grown adult right now. And You put your feet down there. All right, are we in? Can I get a wheelchair? I got a She's very intoxicated. I don't want her falling. I'm just here for my clearance. On the way to jail, Susan denied everything and blamed her gambling-addicted husband. >> Is it they'll let me make a phone call when I get there? >> Yeah, they will. >> Oh, that's good. Are you sure? >> Yeah. >> Well, you seem optimistic. You seem very optimistic. What? >> They'll probably let you make a couple phone calls if you're nice. >> No way. A couple? >> I don't know for sure. I don't know. I don't work the jail, so. >> Huh. >> I've never been arrested. >> Tough luck to you. I guess you've never been married. >> No, I haven't. >> Well, don't do it. I'll tell you, it's trouble. It's nothing but trouble. I sure hope they make let me make a phone call. I sure hope my son picks up. I think he will. You know, once I get out of here, I've got to go. And you know what? No offense to anyone, but I'm going to tell And I don't even go on social media cuz I hate social media. I'm not a gossipy kind of person. I don't like any of that kind of stuff. But, I will go online and tell everyone I know, "Don't go to Florida, or your life will I mean it's just I mean I'm a Catholic girl. I never committed a crime in my entire life. And I've been in jail about nine times in Florida. And I guess if I ever get out of this mess, I'm going to have to tell everyone do not go to Florida. You'll wind up in jail for nothing, cuz this place is crazy. It's crazy. Excuse me? Oh, come on. Are you kidding me? I'm like [ __ ] 90 lb. If I hit a guy, Lucy hit Ricky. Oh, come on. Man up, man. Guys can take it. What are you kidding? You can't handle a woman hitting you? Well, then you better [ __ ] go back to the drawing board. We had $3 million like in our pocket, and he blew it all over and over and over and over again. He lost all of our money. We would have been down here living large, feeling good. And you know what? I never ever ever ever blamed him. Never. I never blamed him. Cuz I understand how it goes. I understand. Why can't men understand? Why is it that whenever I get upset, I get arrested? Isn't it funny how men get upset, and they lose millions of dollars, and I never say anything? Never. I never say anything. But the one time I get upset, [ __ ] cops come. What does that tell you? What does that tell you? >> To be fair, she wasn't entirely wrong, but her drunken outburst was still impossible to deny. Susan was ultimately charged with multiple offenses, including battery on a law enforcement officer and domestic battery. At least she probably learned one expensive lesson. Never hand her money to a gambling addict, or one day he'll gamble away her house, too. This next couple approves that a few too many drinks can destroy your judgment just as fast. >> Hey, sir, I need you to stop. We're not going to talk to you guys anymore. I'm I'm actually I'm calling my lawyer. I'm not talking to you guys anymore. >> On January 1st, 2023, officers responded to a bar in St. Petersburg, Florida after reports of a drunk couple causing a disturbance and allegedly assaulting staff. >> Hey, come here. Ma'am, sir, ma'am, ma'am, you can stop pushing THE OFFICER. >> NO, THEY DON'T >> MA'AM, CALM DOWN. CALM DOWN. Calm down. Calm down. >> Marines. We're out of the bar. We're out of the bar. >> Sir, well, you're not free to leave. >> Why? >> Because I'm investigating a battery. That's why. >> I didn't touch anybody. >> You're not free to leave. >> Battery for what? >> There's an allegation of a battery, therefore you are detained until You are not free to leave. >> I didn't touch the person. >> I'm detaining him. I'm telling him he's not free to leave. Where do you want to put me? I'm leaving the bar. It doesn't matter. >> I didn't touch anybody of a human being. >> Do you have your ID, please? >> Listen to me for 2 seconds. He doesn't do anything. >> Call Uber. >> We're calling Uber. >> Detained for what? I didn't touch anybody. >> Do you have your ID, please? >> How is that battery? He didn't touch anybody. >> Stop talking. Do you have your ID, please? You're required to go >> Are you kidding me? >> DON'T RESIST. STOP. >> Don't touch her. Don't touch her. >> Back up. Back up. >> I would never I didn't touch Are you kidding me? Really? You can't touch >> Will I will. Don't do it. You're going to get tased. >> Stop, sir. Sir, stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. What are you doing, sir? Just put your hands behind your back. >> You've got to be kidding. >> Stop resisting. >> This couple certainly has a lot of nerve daring to attack the police. Oh, I forgot that both of them were drunk. >> But don't say a word. >> We're going together, honey. >> Don't say a word. >> You're stupid. Come on, guys. Seriously? >> He came after her and pushed her. >> Who pushed her? >> Yeah, ma'am, do you mind taking a seat for me, please? I hope you go down, okay? >> What are you guys doing? We're here from Ohio on vacation. Come on, man. We're spending a shitload of money in your town. Come on. It's on, sir. All right. Come on. >> I know we've been drinking. We're just taking >> I'm going to take you to >> Just taking it over home. >> Where are you GUYS >> WE'RE ALL HAPPY. ST. PETE'S. WHAT'S THAT? Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> All right. >> Just sit here and stay silent. I guess we're just like huge criminals in St. Pete. I probably won't be back. We're huge, horrible people. Oh my god. >> Can I talk to you for a >> Is that lady saying that she pushed her? >> Uh she pushed her. >> Why would I push her? I'm going to get >> You guys have a question, I can answer it for you, okay? I can also explain something about the domestic violence law here in the state of Florida. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. Wait. >> There's a domestic violence law in the state of Florida that if you guys are in a romantic, marital relationship, which I have already confirmed that you have been, if one party puts their hands on another, no matter if there's injury or not, for tonight, they have to go to jail. That's the way it handle it handles it. You don't have to press charges if you don't want to. >> No, I'm not pressing charges. >> Okay, that's fine. That's fine. That's good, sir. You can call them. >> That's fine. I will. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Mike, we've been here for >> I understand. I understand, but that's just the law in the state of Florida. We have an outside independent witness saying that you pushed him. There was cameras, security guards in there. >> So, what's the What went down in the bar? I guess what was that all about? >> So, uh he was dealing with it when I showed up. I'm the general manager over here. I came back behind the bar. Um he was dealing with it at first. I showed up behind the bar cuz I heard there was commotion going on between my bartender. He was standing there. He kind of already had to deal with it a little bit. The bartender, uh his friend in the white shirt, were yelling and screaming at each other, "Fuck off. [ __ ] you." You know, and stuff like that. A lady called me over. She's on the way. I just want to pay out. So, I walked right back on over. The other way. It was a different lady. Yeah, I think it was the wife of the guy in the the white shirt he was with. >> Okay. >> And, uh I came back over and the guy in the white shirt went to go swing on my bartender. And, or tried to grab him, swing on him. He had his fist was closed when he did it. So, I jumped over the bar and that guy got it right in my face. And, then he started telling me he's going to fight us, he's going to beat the living crap out of me. Don't don't intimidate me. You know, I'm like, "Hey, you got to leave. You got to leave. You got to leave." >> The handcuffs didn't stop them from bragging about their spending or insisting they were good people. Funny, because assaulting an officer isn't usually on my list of good deeds. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> If I pushed my wife, that's fine. I'll go to jail. I never would push my wife. The phone was a >> Is this why we're in handcuffs? Why are we here? >> Adam is asking to be arrested for me. The 13 for the non-reporting >> Can you take this [ __ ] off? >> Dude. >> So, officer, listen to me for a second. >> Is there any unit with a cruiser that could meet them over near First >> Listen to me for a second. Officer, >> What did I do? >> Hey, there. Do me a >> No, no, no. >> Hey, genius. Genius. What did I do? >> He's He's drunk. Listen >> Ma'am, I know he is drunk, ma'am. >> No, he's Dave Willy. This is his older But, I'm going to tell you something now. We have a 20-year-old son who's at a party that's going to Texas because he needs a ride home and I We don't need to be >> He's 20 years old, right? >> Yes. >> Yeah. He's at a party. >> Yeah. >> And >> And I got him in an Uber. >> And we need him to get home or we're actually going >> Hey, at 20 years old you're considered a man. Does he have any impairments or >> Um no, he's he's been Well, he's been sheltered his whole life. He doesn't know how to use his words, so we gave him a ride. He's Do you know anything about >> Don't tell this guy. >> You know you know boys nowadays are like stupid. This >> He's recording you. Don't tell this guy anything. >> I We We are supposed to give him a ride home. >> I'm sure he'll figure it out, ma'am. >> Um >> He's 20 years old. >> We already told him we were going to help him. He doesn't know how to get He doesn't know how to do anything. He's He He's really You have a 20-year-old son. They don't know anything. Do you have any kids? >> No, he's probably 20. >> No, he's he's a boy. >> He's a nice looking young man. >> Boys don't know anything. I'm sleeping. No, boys don't know [ __ ] >> believe I'm sitting here. >> All right, 10-40 Papa. So, do you want me to get the ambulance? >> All right. Dude, come on. Let me get my >> Hummer H3 Cruiser. What's up? >> Cool. >> Yeah. >> You got a cruiser. >> Are you saying I touched you? >> Wait, thank you. Thank you. >> Thank you, ma'am. I appreciate it. >> saying I touched my wife? >> What is your first name? I'm sorry. >> Tell me you're not believing what she said. He didn't hit >> Candace, what is your last name? >> Girl. >> 10-40 to Marine Boulevard. >> I did tell that man >> a homeless woman telling me I beat up my wife. >> You don't know if she's homeless or >> I kind of insinuated >> Oh, ma'am, what is your phone number? >> 555-3333 >> Thank you, ma'am. You'll be getting a Thank you. >> Thanks for your inter- intervention. >> 5-30 >> Do you have a result I got this Why don't you get on down the road, homie? >> Please, please tell me you're not believing what she said. >> 40 in the Y 30 off the Marine View Drive. >> I would never hit my wife or touch my wife. My wife would hit me. >> She's right next to me. What do you need? >> Okay, see homie. >> Wait, sir, can you just stop? >> We're not going to talk to you guys anymore. I'm Actually, I'm calling my lawyer. I'm not talking to you guys anymore. >> We're past that, okay? >> No, we are not. No, we're not. >> You're going to jail, so I need that information for the arrest after you. For >> What is my charge? >> I'm not going to argue with you. I'm just going to you. >> What's my charge? No, no, no. Do not say another word. >> Sir. >> I'm calling my attorney. >> That's fine. >> James, stop. >> Okay. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> William, do not say another word. >> I got his name. >> Nope. Hey, nope. Don't Christie. Do not say another word. Get an attorney. >> Honey. >> His name is He's a criminal attorney call him and talk to him right now. Congratulations my ass. I'm not saying another word to you guys. >> No, no, no. I'm not talking to you. >> That's fine. >> Jay, stop. >> Hey, what is your social >> Going to sit down for now, sir. >> Oh, yeah. You're a tough guy, aren't you? >> No, I don't think so, sir. >> Yeah, I don't really think so, either. So, I'm going to call some Who's the most prominent attorney in Columbus, Ohio? >> That's fine, sir. >> Yeah, I can >> Well, I'm going to >> You're so smart. >> You're a cute little >> guy. Yeah. Yeah. You're a cute little guy. Yeah. Okay. Don't say another word. No talk. Don't talk to me, you little smug little >> does this all the time. >> I do not do it all the time. >> It's on another level. I'm sorry. >> The husband wanted a lawyer. The wife blamed the booze, mocked the law, and kept insulting everyone in sight. They are meant for each other. The only thing that keeps them together is making others miserable. >> So, can you tell me what we're being charged >> This officer right now, as soon as he's done speaking to this lady, he'll come over and I'm sure he's going to explain everything to you guys. >> Okay. Oh, I would be fabulous. I'm >> And I'll call some And I won't even talk to you guys. >> Shut up. We're not talking to you anymore. >> I'm not listening to you. I'm not No, listen to >> been asking you any questions, sir. >> Okay, listen to me. Don't listen to him. He's wrong and he's not right. Can you get the hair out of my mouth? I have a bottle. >> No, this is my personal water, man. >> Oh my god. I'm glad you're hydrated. >> a paper. Can you just pull the hair out of my mouth? >> I'm not going to touch your hair, baby. >> On this side? >> No, man. >> Here. >> Do my elbow against your face. There you go. They're going to charge me for domestic abuse? For rubbing the hair out of her face? Please. Video it. >> Shut up. I'm turning it off. Will you shut up? >> This guy won't leave me alone. >> No, shut up. >> up. You are not You're rude. You're being rude. >> Oh, yeah, okay. >> Oh my god. >> Take notes, Officer Friendly. Did you touch any money in that wallet? >> My phone's ringing and I can't answer it. Can I answer my phone? >> Where'd you get all your tats, bro? >> So, I think you're good to text now. >> Ooh, I'm going to show you some of these. [ __ ] oath. And you know I will. >> Um I'm going to call >> That's fine. Yeah, yeah. You talk to me. >> Shut up. >> Drink some water. >> I will, too. >> Cheers, short little buddies. You should drink some water. I would love some. No, this is my personal water. >> Are you hearing me? You're getting arrested. So, I'm going to go to jail. >> Why is the homeless lady got any credibility over here? Seriously. >> No, we're getting We're getting arrested. We're getting handcuffed. Can you come down to the state peak jail, please? Okay, thank you. I'm going to hang up on you now. Thank you. >> Where did you get your credibility? Up the street. Crack Let me see your crack pipe, homie. You're stupid. >> All right, Maggie. >> All right. >> I'm going to let this guy >> man. Thanks. You're very helpful. >> She was, actually. >> Oh, really? >> I need the hair out of my face. I can't see. >> Oh, yeah? I hope so. I cut your little bun off your head. >> Officer, can you stop? >> Oh, honey, you're being Okay. So, >> Yeah. >> Please. >> Oh, yeah. >> have to listen to me for 2 seconds. >> Cuz she's so stupid is laughable. >> Sir. >> It's laughable she's so stupid. Sir, it's laughable. >> Sir. Sir, listen to me for >> And when Scott Weisman calls you boys >> I can't I can't leave this. I can't leave this. What's your name? Sir. >> After listening to these two ramble on for what felt like forever, officers finally decided it was time to load them into the patrol car. They had probably heard enough for one night. >> Sir, just give me your elbow. >> Hey. >> Okay. >> Thanks, sir. >> I have my phone. >> You're going to put your hands in front of you. We're going to get you to the van, okay, miss? >> I got to get my hair out of my eyes. So, the handcuffs go in front of me when we get in there so I can do >> Right. Right. As soon as you get there, you'll be able to fix your >> Okay, ma'am. We're going to help you up, okay? >> I'm going to grab you by the arm. One, two, three. >> Hand up. >> Okay. We're going to walk back to the patrol car, okay? >> Can we ask you to stand by? Do you have anything on >> The husband was charged with battery and resisting an officer, while the wife was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer. Some people believe the law is just a game of semantics. The last woman in today's video was about to find out the courts don't play that game. On February 22nd, 2024, a St. Johns County deputy in Florida pulled over a woman for speeding and driving with an illegal license plate cover. >> Morning, Deputy Reagan, St. Johns County Sheriff's Office. Two reasons I'm stopping you. One, Pine Island speed limit is 25. You were going 36. Okay. That's still 10 mph over the posted speed limit. It's 25. No, it's not 25? >> So, I was going like 35. I was going >> So, that's 10 over You just told me that you're going on 10 over the posted speed limit. >> No, no, I wasn't. >> It Yes, you did. You said you're going 35, right? >> Yeah, but I said >> That's a 25. No, ma'am. It's It The whole thing's 25. >> Okay. >> The other issue is your license plate cover is illegal. You can't have a tinted license plate cover over your license plate. Before I ask for any documentation, are there any weapons in the vehicle? Guns, knives, hand grenades, Tomahawk missiles? Okay, I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance from you. >> Okay. I I think I'm going to go to my glove >> No. I need your driver's license, registration, proof of insurance. >> Okay. >> I am not going to ask again. >> I'm not driving. >> You're not >> traveling. >> Stand by. >> Is there any way to make sovereign citizens cooperate? The whole I'm traveling, not driving routine is getting pretty old. >> Step out. >> Are you serious? >> Get out of the car. >> Oh my god. >> Sovereign test nine, good one. Okay. >> Car's jump 30 ft each. Copy all. Yo, not a fire department unit. >> What is the same guy? I got one secure so far. >> Well, I'm really on my way to work. >> She advised she was traveling, not driving. So, what do you think? >> Copy all. >> All right. Well, right now you're under arrest for failure to identify. >> It was honestly refreshing to see a deputy who had no interest in playing the sovereign citizen game. This also might have been the fastest sovereign citizen arrest I've ever seen. >> Well, you're sitting in the driver's seat of this vehicle operating on the highways of Florida. All right? Do you have any questions for me? >> I got to make one phone call, sir. >> No. >> I have to make a >> Absolutely not. >> I have to call my lawyer. >> Do you have a driver's license? Are you suspended? >> No. >> No to which one? >> I have to make a phone call, sir. >> Okay. Walk back to my car. Nope. Going to tow your car as well. >> Okay. >> Do you have any weapons on you? Guns, knives, hand grenades, throwing stars, whistles, anything to poke you, poke me, stab me, stick me? >> No. >> Do you have any narcotics on you? >> No. >> You're going to go and get checked when we get down to the jail. If there's anything on you, it becomes a felony when we get to the jail. >> I don't have anything on me. >> Okay. Lean up against my car, put your forehead on that glass. Spread your feet. More. Is there anything in that vehicle I need to know about? >> No, sir. >> Okay. You're going to give me a first name or anything? Have a seat. 4262 Johnson. I found my driver in prior contact. She is very much suspended. I had her look up the call. >> All right, sir. >> I'm not driving, I'm traveling. >> I heard that. >> Records showed her license had been suspended multiple times over unpaid fines. I guess learning fake laws sounded easier than paying real ones. >> Well, I pulled I lit her up there and she slammed on the brakes turning here real hard. >> This is like can I just go to work? Like no. >> License suspended white Edward Jean >> Oh, man. So, but we pulled her over recently. Luckily, in the same vehicle. So, I just looked at the vehicle. Oh, she's in the medical field. That's super comforting. Jesus. Delu- delusional people provide medical care. >> Somebody's got to do the labor. >> But, all right. I got a tow truck on the way, so I just expected her to resist getting out of the car and then she did it. So. Appreciate you. >> Yeah, I think she's like a home health care nurse. That's terrible. >> Oh, that's not >> It's not the same thing. >> really a medical >> It's Yeah, it's not the same thing, but >> Caregiver. >> It's somebody's got to do it, man. They do They do important stuff. >> It's traveler's information. >> DDL SRD second or subsequent and refusal to ID. >> Not driving. It's been a minute since I had somebody pull the I'm not driving, I'm traveling. >> I've never had that. >> Up here, this We got a couple of like frequent sovereigns. She's got a social security card on her. Do you believe in that? She's not a driver's license. >> Cuz it's suspended. >> Oh, it is super suspended, dude. She's got like nine or 10 suspensions on it. All for non-payment. So, she keeps getting tickets, not paying them cuz she doesn't believe that the laws apply to her. >> Mhm. >> I think there should be like, you know how that there's HTO? There should be one that's STO, sovereign traffic offender. So, every time they get stopped, spell them. Eventually, they'll learn. Hey. >> Show 26 to >> Driver's licenses are required. >> Here's the ironic part. She worked in healthcare, but somehow convinced herself that changing the wording also changed the law. That's not how any of this works. She was ultimately charged with driving while license suspended, resisting an officer without violence, along with the original traffic violations. What do you think about this woman? Comment below, and don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos like this in the future.