Yeah, relax. >> cannot be in a store. So, I cannot understand why I cannot be in this again. >> I have told you already. >> the policing >> I have told you already. >> to know the policing reason as to why I am >> Okay, they have the right to say if you they don't want YOU TO STAND THERE. >> Answer the question. Stop resisting. Sit down and be calm and be a lady. They will be gentlemen to you if you're a lady. You want to be a prick, they'll treat you like pricks. They have that ability, but they have the ability of discretion [music] and they can use that to your advantage. >> What's up, everybody? Today we'll meet several spoiled brats who are [music] absolutely convinced they could attack people, cause chaos, and do whatever they wanted at clubs and bars. As usual, reality showed up uninvited. Welcome back to the club for adults, at least on paper. First up, we've got 22-year-old Kayla, who's busy turning a nightclub brawl into a one-woman showcase of bad decisions and unnecessary attitude. On October 27th, 2024, police in New Jersey were dispatched to a public disturbance call, but instead of simply restoring order, they found themselves front row for a performance nobody asked for. Here's how it all unfolded. >> No, they're fighting fast. They just got a small physical out here. Like some girl just popped her in the face. Got the girl, we don't know where she at. >> Officers head to investigate reports of a group of women fighting outside one of the clubs. As they arrive to the entrance, the situation seemed to have died down momentarily. >> They lost their phone. >> Yeah, they lost their phone and [ __ ] >> So, they're trying to find their phone. >> Yeah, relax. >> Why is he touching >> Relax. >> Why is he touching >> Relax. Is the detective All right, relax. >> I got it all on video. I got it on video, too. Relax. Relax. Relax. Now you're under arrest. All right, relax. >> Help! HELP! OW! I GOT I GOT I GOT I GOT IT ON MY OWN, DOG. >> I'M SORRY. >> OW! >> [music] >> I'm so glad I got it on >> All right, you're good. You're good. >> Nobody gets Okay. I'm so glad I'm so glad I got this [ __ ] My cell >> You're fine. You're fine. It's all right. You'll get it later. >> I'm on >> That's my phone. >> I got it >> As officers arrived, Kayla attacked the other person right in front of them, earning herself an immediate arrest. Unfortunately, the handcuffs did nothing to improve her attitude. >> Woah, why are you touching me? Thank you. I got you. It's okay, cuz I got it on video. Can you please let go of me? I asked you to let go of me. I'm You're nobody. >> You're under custody, so just relax. >> Okay, I'm relaxed. When I asked you to let go of me and you didn't let go of me, that's fine. That's fine. >> Yeah, we don't want to >> That's so fine. That's so fine. >> There's a third >> My name is Kid Fury. >> As they're trying to calm down. >> I feel like I'm going to tick this That's fine. >> Try pushing it too. >> No, nobody tried to kick me. It's on video. That's fine. >> Yes, that is. >> I'm not going to argue with you. You're under custody. >> That's fine. That's fine. You're going to lose your job. It's on video. That's fine. >> I'm not going to arrest you. >> That's fine. I promise. That's so fine. You're about to lose your job. You're going to lose your We were in here? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, he didn't let go of me. >> Wait right there. >> Yeah, you better lose your whole career. I don't even know. >> What's your ID at? >> It's in the back of my phone, right there. Kid Fury McManaman. Right in the back of my phone. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Thank you. You're about to lose your whole career. Uh Right there. You need to be dumb. Oh, yeah. >> Officer, you're going to write me, right? >> Yeah, I am. >> Mhm? Is that a unit unit already responding? They said so. >> Yeah. I ain't even doing nothing. >> I know. >> Y'all about to lose your jobs. Look at my face. Look at my face. Y'all about to lose your jobs. My grandfather about to make y'all lose your jobs. jobs, though. He runs this Y'all stupid as hell. I ain't doing nothing. And I know that's stupid as Because my grandfather runs this I know that's stupid. Oh, but y'all not going to check that, right? Y'all just going to check off. Oh, my god. That's fine. That's fine. My grandfather runs around here. >> She's coming out. >> I ain't doing nothing. And it's all on camera. >> She's not going to have a 56 here or there. All right, just come over here. >> Mhm. Yeah. Right over here, right? Hello. >> What's going on? >> Mhm, nothing. Nothing, bud. Y'all can see my face at the police station. >> I have a 98118 10-56 211. She's getting charged with uh aggravated disorderly. I want to leave. She's kicking me in my balls. Um she So So this uh aggravated Yeah, aggravated disorderly. >> The moment the handcuffs clicked shut, Kayla activated her favorite superpower, threatening to get officers fired. She even brought up her family's money and connections, but nobody seemed particularly impressed. >> Yeah, I'm fine. You doing this $12 an hour. I could never. I make See that hour? >> Come with me. >> Mhm, I'm coming right with you, boo. And I'm pressing charges cuz look at my hand. Yeah. That's fine. I can't wait till my dad comes here. >> 10-56 Female 10-56 >> I want to press charges. I want to press charges. My dad already knows that, too. So go ahead. So y'all can do what y'all want to do. That's fine. That's so fine. Y'all just going to be Y'all just going to be fighting more charges. That's so Excuse me. I said I want to press charges. Nobody's listening to me. Nobody wants to uh Okay, that's fine. >> Listen, I don't know what happened. Now I just transported you. Um What's your What's your last name? >> I'm not answering no questions till my parents get here. I'm not going to lie. I'm not answering nothing till my parents get here cuz I'm not going to lie. I'm getting weird vibes. I don't know if this can't be recorded or not. I'm not answering no questions till my parents get here. I'm not going to lie. I'm getting weird I'm getting weirded the [ __ ] out. Like no, I'm not answering I'm not answering no questions till my parents get here. I'm not going to answer. >> Everything is being recorded. I just wanted to let you know that, okay? What are you doing? Can you stop, please? >> No, can I talk to my parents? I want to I want to talk to my I want to talk to my parents. I'm not the age. I'm going to talk to my parents. Thank you. >> able to talk to them. >> Okay, that's fine. I want to talk to my parents right now. I said I want to talk to my parents right now. That's fine. I want to talk to my dad right now. Can I talk to my dad? >> Uh not right now. Uh when you get in the holding cell, you'll be able to There's a phone in there. You'll be able to make a >> Why can't I Why can't I talk to my dad right now? >> Cuz we got to like get you in processed and all. >> Okay, that's fine. But why can't I talk to my dad right now? I didn't do nothing wrong. That hit me inside of my head. You see my head. >> Yeah, I don't I don't know anything about >> I talk to my dad right now? I'm confused. I didn't do nothing I did not do nothing wrong. Why can I not talk to my dad right now? >> Listen, I don't know what happened, okay? I wasn't I wasn't there. >> Okay, that's fine. Can you ask them why can't I talk to my dad right now? >> Hey Jordan, can I can you just watch her real quick? >> Can I talk to my dad? Can I talk to my dad right now? I got hit up inside of my head. Can I talk to my dad? Do you all want to lawsuit against you? Can I please talk to my dad right now? I didn't do nothing I did not do nothing. Can I please talk to my dad? I did not I'm not going to lie. Excuse me. I felt very uncomfortable. >> No, you can't get up, okay? Please >> very uncomfortable. I felt very uncomfortable with him. Can we get another officer? Excuse me. Can we get another officer? I feel very uncomfortable with him. >> We're waiting for a female to come to search you. >> Okay, that's fine. I just said I feel uncomfortable though. So you're going to leave me with a male officer when I just said I feel uncomfortable with him? >> I understood exactly what you >> Okay, so you're going to Are you going to have somebody else come in here? Cuz I just said I feel uncomfortable with him. >> She's coming right here. >> Oh, okay. Did y'all call my parents? Okay, did y'all call my parents? Cuz I asked for a guardian like probably like 2 hours ago. >> The hell I didn't. You weren't even here an hour ago. >> Okay, did y'all Okay, well, an hour ago. Did y'all grab a guardian for me cuz I'm asking for a guardian. I'm asking for a guardian. I'm asking for a guardian right now. Did y'all grab a guardian for me? >> You're over 20 years old. You're an adult. >> I'm 22 years old, yeah. Did you grab a guardian for me though? >> Adults don't get guardians. >> Okay, well, okay. >> At the station, the 22-year-old briefly forgot her own age and demanded a guardian. When that tactic failed, she moved on to accusing a male officer of making her uncomfortable. Classic Karen Island behavior. >> Karen, Karen, real quick, real quick. You don't have You don't have to listen to me cuz that's totally your discretion. But, if you do write that, you're going to get charged again. >> It's fine. I asked I asked for a guardian multiple times. I'm underage. I asked for a guardian multiple times and nobody is giving me a GUARDIAN MULTIPLE TIMES. Y'ALL DUMB AS Y'ALL >> ARE YOU CURRENTLY TAKING any drugs? You can stay here all night if that's what you'd like to do. Nothing's going to stop you >> My dad's going to answer the questions for y'all. That's fine. That's fine. >> When do you think your dad's arriving to answer our questions? >> He's going to He's going to arrive right away. Y'all asking if I'm taking drugs and [ __ ] when this literally popped me in my face. Like, you could see my face clearly. I didn't do nothing. >> Well, we're waiting on you to answer our questions. >> Yeah. It's okay. It's all on camera. I don't care. You're dumb. Shut the [ __ ] up. Stop talking to me, you dumb ass. I'm not listening to none of y'all's dumb saying. It's all on camera. That's fine. And as you can see on the camera, his fat literally seen her her dumb hit me and he grabbed her, but then grabbed me afterwards. You see all on camera. It's so fun. I can't wait. You dumbass. You're losing your job and everything. I'm getting reconned. >> Let her keep moving cuz it doesn't matter anyway. >> That's so fun. That's so fun. I'm good. >> You ain't even listening. >> Like this I'm showing. You're so fat. You're so fat. So you're so fat. You're so fat. You fat Like is my dad here? >> No, I don't believe Let me This one here. What's going on today? >> I I need to talk to my dad. I asked for my dad. I don't like that I feel teamed up. I asked for my dad. >> Did you go to the hospital? >> No, I asked for a guardian. >> No, I don't know her. >> There's a knot on my head, but I asked for a guardian. >> So you have to go? >> I'm perfectly fine. >> Yeah. >> I still perfectly fine. I'm just saying I don't need a dad. I'm just asking for a guardian. >> transporting. But she has to go? >> I'm just asking for a guardian. >> Oh, she doesn't have to go. >> No, I don't have to go. >> Okay, you have you have a reason for a guardian. >> I'm asking for a guardian. >> How old are you? >> 23. I'm asking for a dad. >> You're a full adult. >> Yes. >> You're your own guardian. >> Yeah, that's what I'm saying, right? My own guardian, right? >> Kayla, what happened tonight? >> Nothing. Some dumbass hit me upside my head and he grabbed me. He ain't grab her, but he grabbed me. >> here the whole time. >> Okay, yeah, he was here the whole time watching on the cameras. Nobody I did not >> Where did this happen at? >> Right here at Kiss Kiss. You can watch it on the cameras. I'm on my guardian. I'm not saying nothing. I'm just >> At Tropicana? >> I'm on my guardian. Excuse me, I asked for my guardian. I asked for my guardian like six times. >> She didn't listen. >> Excuse me, I asked for my guardian like six times. >> The night ended with charges for assaulting an officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Unfortunately, dad's wallet wasn't enough to save her this time. Let's see what people had to say about this girl. I bet she won't be acting gangster when she's in jail. Her level of entitlement would suggest that her parents are rich. Her level of intelligence would suggest that her parents are brother and sister. The best argument for birth control that I have seen in a long time. Family money and influence can only take you so far. At some point, accountability has to do the heavy lifting. If Kayla's story sounded ridiculous, wait until you meet our next challenger. This woman somehow discovered that the path from confidence to custody can begin with a single wrong bathroom door. >> I didn't >> Walk outside >> You think you're the boss? You called the cops on me? >> Get the [ __ ] out of right there. We don't allow pieces of [ __ ] in our city. They don't allow pieces of [ __ ] in our city. Don't act like one. That's what you need >> On February 24th, 2024, police were called to a bar after reports of a woman who liked to experience a little excitement in the um men's restroom. Here's what happened next. >> This is why. >> This is where the rules are set. >> What else do we do? Excuse me, ma'am. >> Are you Are you refusing to leave the establishment? >> I'm not refusing. >> Okay. So, they're asking you to pay your tab and leave. Matter of fact Could you close out her tab? >> I don't >> I don't know what's going on. >> I'm sorry. Can you tell me who who in works here is asking me to pay my tab and leave here now? >> She's got a tab? Okay, so >> [music] >> they're in charge here of security. Please leave. No, ma'am, you're going to leave, and if you are not going to leave, you will be arrested. >> Why should I >> Okay. So, please exit. >> Why should I leave the establishment? >> Ma'am, because I'm going to put your handcuffs on in about 3 seconds. >> For what reason? >> Trespassing after warning. >> I'm not trespassing or doing What the [ __ ] is going on? Why are there five >> Leave. >> You got A RADIO? WHAT DID I DO? I haven't done anything. >> I don't think she knows, man. >> She has to leave? >> Yes, she has to leave. Yes, she has to leave. We have a zero tolerance for all of this. >> She's going to be trespassed? >> Um trespassed to leave. We don't want to trespass her, but if but if she does not leave of her own free will, then we will have to trespass her. >> Fair enough. >> We have a zero tolerance of people wandering into the men's bathroom. Women, okay? Women, to be exact. >> What did I do? >> Can we talk about this off camera? >> This is off camera. This is my personal phone. >> Hey, one more thing. >> No. >> It's time to go. Let's go. >> No. >> Yes. You're going to get the bar You're going to get the bar shut down. You're going to get put in handcuffs. Put in some paperwork. >> do anything. >> Walk outside now. >> No. >> Thanks for the commentary. >> No. >> Stop. All right, simple enough. I'll see what you have to say. >> I didn't do anything. >> No. >> I didn't do anything. >> All right, another song. >> I didn't do anything. >> We should be fine. Sorry. Continue the door song. >> No, like I don't understand why they got cops called. I didn't do anything. No, please tell me why. >> Please. Please. >> What did I do? >> Rather than simply leaving when asked, she stuck around to educate everyone on her rights. Unsurprisingly, the handcuffs had a different opinion, and this was just the opening act. >> I appreciate it. >> Stop. Don't turn. >> I shouldn't be in handcuffs. You need to take me out of handcuffs right now. I have not done anything to the point where I should be in handcuffs right now, and I will call my lawyer right now because there is no reason that I should be in handcuffs cuz I have done NOTHING ABSOLUTELY WRONG. WHY? For why? For what? Tell >> Trespass. Trespass after >> Trespassing? >> Yes, they told you you had to leave and you didn't leave. >> They No one ever told me I had to leave. No, no security. >> I was present. It's all on body camera, too. >> Okay, great. Tell me. Show me that. Please take me out of handcuffs right now because I will call my lawyer. Can I call my lawyer, please? Why? I'm not allowed to call my lawyer? I need to call my lawyer right now. >> That's good for you. >> What the [ __ ] did I do? Why am I under arrest? What did I do? There is no reason I should be under arrest right now in any capacity. >> have anything on you in your pockets? >> No. Look in my pockets. There is no reason I should be in handcuffs. >> Any like knife >> No, nothing. Get me out of handcuffs. There is no reason >> to jail. You're going to jail. >> Are you [ __ ] kidding me? >> Don't do that. Don't do that. >> No, you have the right to tell me what >> Trespass. Trespass. >> I'm not trespassing in any capacity. >> Not anymore cuz we're here. Still open. Have a good night, guys. >> Can you call the cops for me in they're putting me in there. I'll explain that. >> A real piss or drive. >> She demanded a lawyer, insisted she had done nothing wrong, and pleaded with bystanders to call the police. Someone probably should have told her they were already handling the situation. Oh, wait, I forgot they did. >> Stop. Please stop. >> It was If you let me go, and you can talk to me. Let me go. >> you're moving around too much. You're moving around too much. >> I'm not going to fight with you. Tell him to let go of me. I don't understand what's going on. Like I didn't do anything. I don't understand why I'm in handcuffs. >> Listen. They wanted you to leave, and you didn't want to leave. >> That's fine. No one told me to leave. >> They told me. They told me. Listen, please. And I have been here many, many years. Listen to these guys. >> Did I do something wrong? >> I know. So, their questions >> [snorts] >> be polite. Don't fight them. Don't Don't tell me you're going to call an >> Did I do something wrong? >> Listen to these guys, okay? Whatever you did in that bar >> Did I do something for you to notice? >> Listen. Please listen to me. Whatever you did in that bar was enough for that bar owner [laughter] to ask them to remove you. >> Did somebody ask >> Stop. Stop. What happens out here is your fate. These gentlemen have the power to say, "We're going to make sure you get a ride home. We're going to let you go." But if you want to call them names, tell me you're going to get an attorney, they won't. Their mind will change like that. >> They have the >> They have the ability to use discretion. You're removing them. You're removing that from these guys. They could say, "We're going to cut you a break. You're from out of state. Whatever it might be." You're removing that possibility by using your mouth. Stop talking. Stop resisting, and listen to them. They can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Okay? Stop. Whatever they had, whatever you were removed from, eat it, buy it, and own the responsibility of it. I'm sorry, officers. I will stay out of here. If they trespass me, I will stay out of here. Don't call them names. DON'T TELL ME YOU'RE GOING TO GET AN ATTORNEY. YOU'RE NOT. THERE'S NOT AN ATTORNEY that's going TO GO UP AGAINST MARTIN OR ST. LUCIE COUNTY. THESE ARE YOUR BEST friends right now. Answer their questions. Stop resisting. SIT DOWN AND BE CALM and be a lady. They will be gentlemen to you if you're a lady. You want to be a prick, they'll treat you like pricks. They have that ability, but they have the ability of discretion and they can use that to your advantage. This is about you, young lady. You want to show them that you're a lady, go ahead. You want to show them you're a piece of [ __ ] you came to Jensen Beach to be a piece of [ __ ] they'll remove you. We don't allow pieces of [ __ ] in our city. They don't allow pieces of [ __ ] IN OUR CITY. DON'T ACT LIKE ONE. That's what you need That's what you need to ask them what you did and then you need to own it. End of story. Sorry, guys. >> So she's not going to listen, so there's no need to waste your time. Thank you. Appreciate it. >> An older bystander tried to offer some wisdom, encouraging her to act like a lady. Unfortunately, her ego filtered out the message. >> That's it. Come on. >> No, I'm not going. No, I'm not going. Please, I really didn't do anything wrong. Like, I just was sitting there. I was just in the bar. Like, I didn't If they wanted me to leave, I would leave. Like, this is not a big deal where you run up and grab me and handcuff and throw me in the back of a cop car. Like, this is crazy. >> What's up? What's up? >> Please. No, I don't I don't >> No choice. Get in there. Watch your leg. Thank you. >> The night ended with a trespassing charge and a trip to jail. Given her constant arguing and resistance, things could have gone much worse. Let's see what people have been saying about this woman. That pedestrian couldn't have spoke truer words. I need that Randall guy yelling at her outside the bar to motivate me and correct my life path. I need that man around when I don't feel like cleaning my apartment or getting up for work. The men's restroom isn't a tourist attraction, and arguing with police won't make you look any cooler. When you're in the wrong, sometimes the smartest move is simply to walk away. Next up, >> I need to say she was doing cocaine in the bathroom and spilled it on the floor. Had it all over her face. So, I just want to have a word and find out what exactly happened next door. >> Literally one minute. >> going to speak to him? >> Get your hands off me. >> You're going to be placed in here cuffs and put in the ambulance. >> Get your hands >> Listen. Listen. Relax. Relax. >> But, she seems to have forgotten that nobody asked for the wig. On January 24th, 2025, police were called to a nightclub after a woman refused to leave. She'd allegedly been caught using cocaine in the restroom, leaving traces on both the floor and her face. >> all over here. >> I need to have a word with you first, okay? >> Please please step outside the room. >> Why is my hair off? >> Ma'am, can we just talk to you, please? >> Answer me this, here back again. >> [music] >> Now the stick I did is gone. The hair from the girl is gone, do you understand? >> Could you step out? >> I live in Puerto Rico, Illinois. I've been here a long time. And I I'd like to hear what you have to say. >> Well, can you hold my hair, please? >> Uh no, thank you. But we will hold your ID. Can we get your ID? Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> [music] >> Where are your friends Where Where are your friends at? >> You just dropped them, to be honest. >> Where are your friends at? >> My friends are [ __ ] >> Can you call them so they can come out and grab you and take you somewhere else? >> I would give me a moment to go home, but the world didn't have a say in trick me as always, as [ __ ] always. I'll say >> We're not trying to trick anybody. We just want to have a conversation. We have We have your ID. They said that she was doing cocaine in the bathroom and spilled it on the floor, had it all over her face. So, I just want to have a word and find out what exactly happened next door. >> You can have my hair. >> You can have your hair. That's fine. >> [music] >> So, what happened next door? Can you explain a little better? Can you elaborate, maybe? You said the world is this and that. I don't know what that means. So, could you explain what happened next door, why we're here? Instead of answering questions, she delivered a speech so incoherent that even she probably couldn't follow it. Most of it seemed to involve a missing wig. At that point, officers called for medical assistance. >> Do you have a phone number? >> Well, just so you know, I know you don't know her, but she's not going to be allowed here. So, unless you guys are going to assume care of her, she's going to go to the hospital. So, just so you know, if you think you know her, you're going to try to play a game, you would have to assume care of her. So, is that her Yeah. That's your best friend? You have her ID? What happened? Okay? Can you hear me? Can you hear me? We're trying to find out what happened. Okay? We were called here. Yeah, I think we need an ambulance. >> I just told you she has no friends. What I want to go dance. I want to go have a good time. I want to go party. I want to drink. I just do not want to be disrespected whatever you want. >> Did you come here alone or with anyone else? >> Yes, I came here alone. I was supposed to I was supposed to meet a friend of mine, another girlfriend. >> Okay. >> But the girlfriend turns out to be another flop. >> Okay. >> What's up? >> Okay. So right now with the way that you're acting, we don't feel safe leaving you without getting medical attention. So we're going to have an ambulance come take you out. Okay? >> I have all the medical attention that I need. Guys, >> If you could explain to us coherently what happened, then we don't need the ambulance. But you Well, because we asked you some questions [music] and then you you whisper and babble and we can't understand what it is exactly. >> What happened next? >> Why were we here? Why were we called here? Yeah, you And then you came here, right? What happened next? >> Um honestly, I was in the bathroom. I just like realized that the fact that things were not up to a certain standard for a person. >> So what happened in the bathroom? >> That happened Honestly, um I feel much more comfortable, you know? Just just fell. >> You're babbling now, ma'am. >> I >> You're not explaining what happened. Yeah, what happened in the bathroom? >> I only spoke to the essence and >> What kind of essence? What kind of person? You spoke to the what? >> I literally just like >> Do you have a cold? >> I'm still there. >> Do you have a cold? >> This is what you call an interrogation. >> Ma'am, we're waiting for the ambulance. >> That's an uh >> I'm dying. >> Literally >> Yeah, you have to come this way. >> May I No, I can't let you in there. I'm sorry, Kayla. We need you to step this way. We need you to step away from the door, Kayla. Kayla, let's go. Kayla, I look, I need you to step away from the door. Let's go. Let's go. She's a burger. You're no longer allowed here, so we're going to have to ask you to go. Miss, I need to see your ID. Now, you have to destruct the business, so I need you to step away from the door. Sorry, miss. I'm talking about Kayla. Excuse me. I need you out. We need you to step to this ambulance, Kayla. >> Oh, I mean, I'm I'm sorry. Whose last are these? >> What? >> Oh. >> What did you say? >> We need to say emotional at the same time. Um Oh. >> Just hand her ID to them and they'll speak to her. >> How's it going? Kayla. Oh. Okay. All right, though. I am not acting coherent. I am giving exactly what you guys are asking for and at this moment I just want to be a person. >> Hi, ma'am. How are you doing? My name is Julian and I'm one of the EMTs >> Oh my god. >> Hi, ma'am. How are you doing? >> I am not dying. I am not experiencing any medical phenomena. I am just going through I want to be drowned out. I don't want to be answering questions. I literally just want to be drowned out by music and I just want to just be >> You're not going to be allowed in any bar in the whole world tonight. >> Oh my god. >> In the condition that you're currently in, you're not going to be allowed in any bar in the whole world. >> Honestly, so why the [ __ ] did you even bring me here? >> Okay, so Did you get Kayla? What's your name? >> My name is Kayla. Yes. >> Okay, so hey, Kayla. So, what's going on tonight? >> Honestly, what happened is a displacement. That is what happened and honestly, I think it happened at the fault of humans. And in that this case, I am walking at a different I am not I am literally walking away from y'all. No, I am. I do not need What is happening to this place? You all do not deserve this. Ask who broke it. Excuse me, do not touch me. Get your hands Get your hands off of me. Get your hands off of Get your hands off I'm not Get your hands off Get your [ __ ] hands off of me. [ __ ] you. I don't care. Let me put my stuff Get your [ __ ] hands off of Get your Get your Get your No. the world the people will never The night took a turn when she scratched an officer's face and was immediately handcuffed. She then screamed, hit her head against the ambulance, and blamed the police for the result. I know my bad. Y'all are crazy. Take it. Take Take Take my phone. >> You will never get my bag out of my [ __ ] fingers. Get my hand? You will never. >> It's over now. It's over now. >> Y'all will never get this bag out of my hand. I literally did not want to get this bag. I got her thumb. Look at that. You're gone. >> Listen, you're on the camera. You can't do that. Okay, you blame us for that. It's real. We're on camera here. You slammed your head yourself. We didn't touch you. >> What is happening right now, Kylie? Basically, >> Just want to help >> the world is afraid of you. >> We're trying to help you and you decided to kick me. >> No. No. No. No. >> Then you want to kick me. >> Y'all are going to I wish I can say the words of what's going to happen. That's just off. That's just off. Honestly, I just wish I could share the words of what's going to happen. Can you fix my problems? Um medical attention? Y'all need worldly attention. I wish Oh. >> Come on, miss. Come on, MISS. >> OH. Y'ALL ARE GOING TO DIE. Y'all are doomed. Do y'all not understand how doomed you all are? >> What's up? Yeah. >> Y'all are like >> Her night ended with a ride to jail and charges for public intoxication and resisting arrest. Hopefully, she found the peace and quiet she was looking for. Let's see what people have been saying about her. Just arrest her. She's coked up. That blonde girl ran away real fast once she found out her shenanigans were going to land her in charge of a weirdo. Him dropping the wig as soon as she let go sent me howling. Substance abuse can cloud your judgment and lead to decisions you'll regret. What starts as a night out can end in handcuffs and criminal charges. Just when you thought the last case couldn't get any more ridiculous, along comes a self-proclaimed Netflix star ready to explain how the Constitution works. Early on May 13th, 2022, police were called to a nightclub following a fight. One heavily intoxicated woman thought an Uber might be her ticket out of the situation. Unfortunately for her, officers had other plans. Here's what happened next. >> Yeah, I've got nothing. >> Okay, what's going on? >> There's complete miscommunication and misunderstanding. >> Wait, Jeff, she just got in that car. I just got to talk to her. She's part of it. >> I was just taking the bar. You can pull the cameras. >> Okay, what's going on down there? >> Okay, this this security guard, I don't know if he's a security guard or not. >> Okay. >> So, I was yelling at one of my friends. >> Okay. >> Because she was trying to take a picture by a a vending machine. I don't know what it was. >> Okay. >> He started yelling at her in Spanish as and I spoke to him in Spanish as in, "Hey, you don't have to speak to her in that that tone." >> friend is the girl in the beige? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> And then a bartender from the building >> All right. >> came out and said, "You don't have to speak to my friend. Hey, look, he's speaking to my friend." >> Yeah. >> She's taking a picture by the vending machine. I don't know. >> Okay. >> Anyway, we left. She said, "Hey, you get in my face one more time and I'm going to hit you." >> The bartender? >> The bartender. >> Yeah. >> This is my bar. This is my bar. This is my bar. >> Yeah, she's all dramatic. >> Yeah, so she's at the door pushing me out on the so I'm like, "Hey, don't talk to me like that." And she pushes me out and she I mean, into the street. So, this guy's [ __ ] calling me back and I'm like, "Hey, what are you doing? I was hit first." >> Yeah. >> I was attacked. I'm walking away. >> video. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. I'm suing you. >> Yeah, like So, >> If we're being real, if we have to bring police into it, then she's >> This is 100% on her first. >> I'm from here. We're out of state. >> They're out of state. They I flew them down to visit. Now, I know how Jersey girls are. I know the bartender is on me. I know Marquee Marqueeshy that called the other girl bartender. She always They're always nice to take care of us. But this is their story. This is my side of the story. It's turned off. I'm familiar with her. And it just got She was attacked. Yes. bartender was in the wrong. Yes. But what does she says to do? She's being attacked. She has to do this. >> Yeah, can you Can you go make 25 with Apparently the bartender is the one that started it. >> The bartender is the one that started it. She hit me. >> We're going to go back. We're going to go back. >> Yeah. >> Hey miss, come out and talk to us. >> I don't need to. I was I had literally I wasn't involved. I had I was already out of there. So I had nothing to do with any of it. >> I would have talked to you anyway. >> Okay. Well, look you can call my lawyer if you like to. I literally just went to a bar and now I'm in my Uber. I ordered my Uber. Why don't you talk to me? >> There's some other things, ma'am. >> Can you tell me what those things are? And what my name is? >> Well, I figured you'd tell me. >> I don't have anything going on. So no. So long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, goodbye. Nope. Oh, is that >> This ain't your car. >> It is. Babe. >> Sir. >> Are you serious? This is like well against our rights. >> Sir. Just so you know, we're conducting an investigation. Would you like Would you like her to to leave you the phone number? >> I'll cancel the ride if this is I don't know. If you're conducting an investigation >> I work with Pharrell Williams. So you good luck. >> I already know this girl. I was in a I was in an Uber. >> I mean, I don't want to [ __ ] up this guy's life, but like I don't have anything else going on. >> You have to get another Uber. >> Now, I'll be honest with you. Right now he's working on probable cause. He has to conduct a quick investigation to see what's going on in the area. So >> Okay, fine. Whatever. >> Thank you. >> But you do have to cooperate. I'm sorry about your fare, ma'am. >> Hey Come on over here, dude. >> Apparently I'm trespassing for being on this vehicle. I did. I I ordered on Uber. >> Okay. >> After all the drama No. This is crazy. This is so crazy. >> We just want to talk to you, but we have to stop. >> I don't I mean, I would like to I didn't I don't have to I know my rights. You read me my rights before I would like to read my rights before I speak. I don't have Like, read me my rights. Thank you. Okay. Yeah, I would like my rights to be read. >> Come on, man. >> What I know is my constitutional rights. >> Megan Megan I won't ask you I won't ask you anything. You don't have to answer. All right? >> It sounds like they're trying to >> Oh my god, get off your phone. Get off your phone, please. >> No, I'm I'm recording this because I don't cuz it sounds like you're >> Megan >> I was responsible which was ordering an Uber. >> Megan >> Which was what? Uber. No point of ordering an Uber. You're being disrespectful cuz now he's trying to talk to you. Megan, listen to me. >> I have a job. You have a job. >> to me. >> Okay. >> I don't care if you I don't care if And stop interrupting. >> I'm not interrupting. Yeah. >> I don't care if you record me. Listen. >> I understand. I'm not doing anything wrong. >> We're not trying to make it worse. >> I just don't trust I'm looking out for myself here. >> Once the Uber was stopped, she launched into a speech involving Pharrell Williams, Netflix, and her apparent importance. She also took a moment to tell her best friend to be quiet. Friendship goals, apparently. >> We're trying. We're trying. >> I'm sorry, dude. Just stop. All right, shut the [ __ ] >> Megan, just stop. >> Shut up. >> What is wrong with you? >> Shut up. Okay, you're pissing me off. I'm trying to [ __ ] talk to you. >> this is personal, but stop. >> Anyway, listen. >> Right now we are investigating something. You are not free to leave. If you do walk off, let's just listen, okay? >> Okay. >> If you walk off and you don't listen to us, you will go to jail. >> Why? Cuz you're walking off >> not free to leave. Because we are investigating a crime. >> What crime? >> I've already explained this to you. >> No, I ACTUALLY YOU HAVEN'T MADE >> And you're not from here? Let me explain Let ME >> I PERSONALLY >> SHUT UP! >> STOP! >> STOP IT! STOP IT! >> YOU HAVE NOT READ ME MY >> MEGAN, STOP! STOP, MEGAN, STOP! >> Go for it. >> Go ahead. >> They're not paying attention. >> It's just a lie. >> They're being idiots. See? >> No. No one has read me my Miranda rights. This is against the law. >> They did tell you. >> No. No, Allison. >> Ma'am, we're not asking you We're not asking you any questions about anything, so we don't need to read you Miranda because YOU'RE NOT >> ACTUALLY, NO MIRANDA RIGHTS are applied. I want a Netflix trial lawyer for all of this. And his cousin was just murdered. Oh my god. >> All you have to admit, ma'am, is Right now Right now Stop resisting, okay? >> I'm not resisting. >> You need to chill is what you need to do. >> Oh my god. >> You're talking You're talking yourself into jail. Which you don't have to. I've explained this to you several times. >> Don't drop on the ground. Get >> Get up. >> Stop being such a drama queen. >> You're awake. Stop. Just get up. >> Stand up. >> I know. I'm perfectly sober. >> Just stop. >> Dude. >> I'm not asking >> Your friend is even threatening your friend to leave. You guys just stop. >> Hello. My friend is terrified. >> What's going on with your friend? What's your friend >> They're scared of you. Thank you guys. It's your fault I got arrested cuz they're What did I do? >> It's all your fault. Did she Did she look at the other >> did I do right now? >> I don't know what you want us to do with her, but >> What did I do? Tell me what I did. >> Yeah, well, we we got to deal with THIS NOW. JUST STAY over there. >> What did I do? What did I do? >> You're under arrest. >> What did I do? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? For what? >> hold on. >> For what? >> obstruction, resisting arrest. >> No, but for what? What was I being arrested for? No, you haven't told me what I was arrested for. You haven't read me my my rights, my Miranda rights. >> going to read you your rights. I'm not >> That's actually required for you. >> I'm not asking YOU ANY QUESTIONS ABOUT ANY CRIME. >> WHY? YOU THIS is insane, bro. >> Stop. >> I didn't do >> Stop being such a drama queen. Stand up. Hang on. Let's get her cuff. Okay. >> a drama queen. I'm on a Netflix show. >> Uh-oh. >> I am actually signed to Lil Wayne's label. Jake, what did I do, you guys? >> I'm dealing with it. >> Why? What did I do? This is insane. You guys know how bad you [ __ ] me up. >> Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Guys, you got her up. >> Don't you bite me. >> I didn't bite you. >> DON'T BITE ME. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> She just tried TO BITE ME. >> I DIDN'T. >> YOU'RE GETTING A SPRAY IN 2 SECONDS. >> WHAT DID I DO? WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP. >> Why are you doing this? What did I do? >> Yes, stand by. >> What did I do? What did I do? ALISON, YOU DID THIS TO ME. THIS is your fault. >> Stop. >> I didn't do What did I do? Read me my rights. Read me my rights. They're going to kill me, Alison. >> tried to >> I was trying to >> I didn't. You're trying to bite me, and you're making it up. >> Stop. Trying to get her up. Now I got Let me Let me LOCK THIS UP. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME. ALISON, I CAN'T BREATHE. >> [screaming] >> THEY'RE GRABBING ME. >> SHUT UP. SHUT UP. SHUT UP. >> ALISON, they're trying TO KILL ME. >> RELAX. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME. ALISON, I CAN'T BREATHE. ALISON. >> RELAX. >> THEY'RE KILLING ME. THEY'RE CHOKING ME. >> SIT DOWN. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. OH MY GOD, THEY'RE GOING TO >> AFTER REPEATEDLY IGNORING OFFICERS' WARNINGS, she was removed from the vehicle. What followed was a barrage of screaming, ground theatrics, and attempts to bite and scratch officers. >> What law have I broken? I'm allowed to drink. This is the United States of America. Everyone's allowed to drink alcohol. I haven't done anything. What law did I break? By saying that you want to talk to you guys. And I was literally in an Uber. Y'all accosted me in the middle of an Uber. You pulled my ass out of the Uber for no reason. My Uber was that guy who's terrified of y'all and literally said, "Girl, I'm so sorry." I GOT TO YEAH, I am listening to myself. Can you listen to yourself right now? Cuz you don't know who the [ __ ] I am. I know you don't care. I know you don't care. It's just so embarrassing and unfortunate for you. I know you're trying to kill me. Y'all are trying to kill me. Allison, they're trying TO KILL ME. ALLISON, THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME. ALLISON, THEY'RE TRYING TO I CAN'T SAY THAT THEY ARE PROTECTING ME. ONE, TWO, THREE, UP. ONE, TWO, THREE, UP. We're doing okay. We're doing okay, right? Thank you so much. Look at me. No one's around you but me. Me and Italia. No one is around you but me, okay? At the At the At the Listen, at the end of the way you think they're your enemies, they want to help. They don't want to see you like this. Listen, you can roll your eyes. >> I'm sorry, but I'm in extreme pain and I can't breathe. >> I completely understand. >> And I'm about to die, so my circulation is cut off. >> I'm here with you. >> I'm having the worst day of my life I've ever ever thought of. I'm with you here. >> It more solidified than ever. >> I'm with you here. So, let's breathe. Okay, ready? Through the nose. >> Sorry, do you want her to use the restroom? >> I'm so glad I have you. I'm right here. >> I've I've been with you since 2015, right here. >> One, two, three. >> Through the nose. >> I'm right here. >> Thank you, God, for being with me. >> Jesus is with you. Okay, you're fine. Relax. Okay? We're going to get medical >> I don't need medical attention, but I need to I need to be out of these crazy things. >> Okay. >> I literally I'm calm as [ __ ] I was calm from the get- what made me uncalm is April 25th. >> I'm sorry. >> She's not She's not hurt, right? >> Okay. There's uh Hey, Jeff, remember who had her ID? >> In the end, she was charged with assaulting an officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Let's see what people have been saying about this woman. If I were Allison, I'd be reevaluating my friendships. Guaranteed they'll never go out with her again. What an embarrassment. If I were Allison, I'd be reevaluating my friendships. Hm, moving on from Uber rides and Hollywood fantasies, we arrive at the story of an 18-year-old bar patron who's about to demonstrate a fascinating phenomenon. The sudden urge to become an Olympic sprinter when police appear. On May 10th, 2025, police were dispatched to a bar to deal with an underage customer. Faced with the simple task of leaving, he chose a different strategy, an impromptu foot race toward the railroad tracks. >> I CAN'T >> POLICE, STOP. >> GOT A BACKPACK ON THE TRACKS. >> ALL RIGHT. I'M SORRY. >> WHAT are you doing? Roll over on your stomach. >> I can't do it. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Please, bro. >> Yeah, we're going to jail now, so. Roll on your stomach. >> What did I do? >> You ran from us as soon as we showed up. >> I'm sorry. Please. >> All right. What did you drop? >> Just these, man. >> You hurt your arm? >> Are you doing all right, man? You doing all right? No. >> Okay. All right. Walk in. I got a key. >> When we get there? >> All right, boss. Stand up for me. Ready? 3 2 1. >> What are you doing, bro? Wait, what did I do at the bus? >> We don't know, but you uh took off running, which you're not allowed to when I uh I told you to police stop a couple times. >> We're getting off the railroad. >> COME ON. >> NO. >> ALL RIGHT. HEY, HOW >> YOU GUYS GOT a seat right here? >> It's right here. >> Oh, is it right here, though? >> No. >> What do you have? >> They do? >> Yeah, they do. >> Yeah. >> You got like something in your pockets? What are you screwing around in your pockets for? >> I I you can search me. >> All right, well I'm going to. Can we get off the tracks? >> 21? No. >> Uh you shouldn't be drinking, bro. >> I'm not drinking. >> Is that why we could smell alcohol on your breath? >> I don't have chew gum on myself. >> That's his. We can go to mine. I'm the way over there. >> The chase ended on the railroad tracks where the 18-year-old insisted he hadn't been drinking despite smelling strongly of alcohol. >> Oh my Okay, thank you. >> All right, man. I've already got your wallet. Do you have anything else in your pockets that could uh stick, poke, stab, or hurt me? Can I check? >> No, I I have nothing in my pocket. you guys >> Well, I'm going to search you, but I was just asking before I reach in your pocket and got poked. >> You don't have any sharp objects in your pocket? >> god I don't. >> Did you put any sharp objects on the trail? >> No. >> Okay. Just make sure you don't knock the sharp objects on the trail. >> Hey, man, are you like hurt anywhere? Do you need to be seen by EMS? You're bleeding in a couple spots. All right. >> No. >> I'm fine. >> Okay. >> For his bail. >> Really it is? >> I'm >> I don't care. You guys are just going to do your job. >> Yeah, whatever we are. >> You want to just walk him over here? I'd put everything his pockets. You are. I got a question, man. Your phone, it's broke. Was that broke before or >> No, it >> You tell me all that damage just happened just now? >> Yeah, it just happened right Can you press the home screen? >> Uh, I can tell you right now it's not turning on. >> It happened when it fell. Sorry, guys. Yeah, I got nothing on me. I have something in my right pocket. >> Okay, I'll get it out. >> I don't know what it is. >> How old are you? >> Eighteen. >> Eighteen? Okay. What is it? A lighter? >> I'm sorry. More money. >> Everything's broke, man. Clipped your ridge. I'm putting this cash back in your pocket, all right? Hopefully there's not anything more on the tracks. >> I'm just trying to go home, man. >> Well, we got to make a quick stop at the county jail first. >> You don't really don't have to say that, but >> Huh? >> You really didn't have to say that, but >> to say it? >> Oh, that's a fake. God damn it. Can you please >> bro. >> I know. >> Where's your real one? Is it in here or do you keep it at home? >> me. >> Okay. >> I don't have it on me. I'm not moving anywhere. >> I got to search you. >> I'm putting gloves on, too. I'm too disgusting. You're bleeding. >> You're bleeding, man. >> Wait, how am I bleeding? >> Your elbow, your I think your knee's bleeding. God, dude. Okay, phone's going to go back in your pocket. >> Thank you, boss. >> It's broke, but that'll be on you to figure out. Has anybody walked the tracks other than just us walking back? >> I walked it. Has anyone walked the tracks since >> Boys, I didn't use that tonight. I won't lie. I didn't use it tonight. >> How did you >> Didn't use what? This? >> How did you get in? >> No. They just let me in. That's all right. >> I have a hard time believing that. >> I swear to God. >> Okay. >> Like >> His story unraveled the moment officers found a fake ID in his wallet. The tough exterior vanished instantly, replaced by apologies and desperate claims that the arrest would ruin his life. Strangely enough, that thought never seemed to cross his mind during the foot chase. >> I just want to go home. >> No, sir. >> No, sir? >> I was on my radio. >> He's talking to somebody else. >> God, I don't even go to school here. I just >> Is it visiting or >> Yeah, I'm visiting. I >> I work 24/7. >> Where at? >> I worked 50 hours this week. >> Doing what? >> What's your home address, boss? >> All right. What's your home address? >> Chambers Drive. >> I didn't even do anything wrong in there. >> Sounds like they kicked you out twice and they wanted you to leave. >> not kick me out twice. I swear to God, bro. >> Uh what's a good Is that That's in Morris, right? >> Yep. Yes, sir. >> The zip code is 60450? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. And uh what about a phone number for you? >> God, dude, this is going to ruin my life. God damn it. Just a little speed bump. It was nothing major. What if I get fired, damn? So. I'm sorry, boss. I know how it is, but >> You got my wallet on the car? >> You got it all? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Take your wallet out of your pocket. >> You got a wallet You don't got any water on you, boss? >> No, wallet in my pocket. >> It Oh, the wallet's right here. I'll put it in there. >> Can I get it in my pocket? >> Yeah. Do you have your actual ID at all? >> I I'm sorry, sir, but I do not. No. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry about this, boys. >> No need to apologize to me. You're the one going to get criminal charges. All right, dude. We're going to take a seat in the back of my squad car, okay? >> So, how do I get the >> Well, >> Jail? >> you're going to go to jail, and then >> to bail me out or someone else can pick me up since you're a little drunky poo? So, I'm just going to the drunk tank or >> Uh >> I wouldn't call it that, but somebody sober would have to pick you up if you got a ride that can pick you up down there. >> Well, how am I supposed to text anybody if I'm in >> They've got phones down there at the jail, so >> I don't know any >> Do you know anybody's phone number? Do you know mom or dad's? >> I live an hour away. I'm not going to lie. >> Okay. >> Can I just text one of my friends or >> Well, your phone's not working. >> Yeah. >> I'm sorry to hear that, man. You probably shouldn't have ran from us, otherwise we wouldn't be in this position. >> Well, I can go piss in the bar. >> Well, you're not going to I can stop at a post, yeah. All right. >> I'm going to piss back there. >> All right, give us like We're hey, we're going like two blocks. >> to You got to hold it like 3 minutes. That's about it. >> Cuz we can't let you pee out here in public. >> Please do not pee in my squad car, though, dude. That's going to make me really upset. >> Dude, I don't want >> I got you. We're going to get out of here, all right? Don't quit unbuckling yourself, man. That's going to cause me problems with my department. >> I unbuckled myself. I will admit that to the police department. >> Okay. 210, I'm 23 post ending 0.6. Okay, we got to go in here and the bathrooms. >> Thank you, boss. >> Yeah. Okay, it's going to be this room on the left. >> Thank you. >> You walk right past the door. Well, that's good reason to be disappointed in yourself. >> Am I going >> Okay. Um >> Am I going to booking or >> What? >> Am I going to booking or >> Yeah. >> Oh, I thought I >> It's It's somewhere else. We got to I got to drive you to it. It's down in Bloomington, the county courthouse or jail. >> right now, but >> We're in right now. Yeah. police department. See the big sticker on my shoulder? >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm taking these all the way off. We got to put them back behind you because the county says so. >> I mean, I'm not going to do anything, but >> Yeah, I got you. >> God, dude, you got these tight. >> Yeah, man, you were laying on the ground and everything. All right. >> Can you loosen them up for me, though? >> Yeah, they're not going to be that tight. I'm going to check for fit and double lock them and everything, so they won't tighten up for you now. I will say I'm going to put them just tight enough though to where they're not going to slide up your hands while you're sitting in the squad car. >> His night out ended with a hefty collection of charges: obstruction, possession of a fake ID, underage drinking, and trespassing on railroad tracks. An expensive lesson for an 18-year-old. For our final story, we'll meet a British woman who decided the best place to discuss American civil rights was in the middle of a roadway with police trying to do their jobs. On February 3rd, 2026, a woman and her cousin were kicked out of a bar for intoxication and disorderly behavior. Instead of leaving, she spent the evening trying every entrance she could find and pestering security to let her back in. >> Uh so, they were asked to leave about 9:30 and came back and he was the one that was originally asked to leave for being intoxicated and they're aggressive with other guests. >> Okay. And now they just keep going every door and harassing all my security guards to get let back in. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Yes, no, you're fine. Here's the deal, you cannot come back here. Do you understand? >> I don't want to go in. I don't want to go in. >> Okay, so leave the property. Yes, go. So, I'm going to >> Hayley >> Go. >> We're leaving. Leaving now. >> Why? >> Let's go. Hayley [music] >> No, I want to >> We're leaving. >> I'm making my leave. >> Let's go. >> I would like to make a formal complaint. >> About what? >> Hayley >> About the >> STOP THIS NOW. >> WHY? >> THAT'S NOT WHAT'S THAT'S NOT WHAT WE DO. PICK UP YOUR STUFF AND LET'S GO. >> I CAN'T make a formal complaint. >> No, let's go. >> Why? >> Because they are They do not want you here. You keep coming back and you keep harassing the staff. >> Okay, no, wait, hold on. You, go away. You're pissing me off. >> We got a call about you. You got to go to jail now. >> Hayley >> No, no, no, no, no, everyone shut up. I want to ask a question. >> First off, no, that's rude. >> Hayley >> You're going to act like a child, you're going to get treated like a child. I'm telling you to go. >> No, I am not in the establishment. >> You are you're under their jurisdiction, okay? Let's go. >> SAWYER, WE'RE GOING HOME. >> STOP. I'm asking a question. >> You are walking away. You are going home. >> I want to ask a question. >> You are going home. >> I [music] want to talk. I am >> I suggest you listen to him and you go home for the night. >> My best friend is a cop. You [ __ ] >> I don't care what you're saying. I want to talk. >> What? >> WAIT. >> HAYLEY >> NO, FIGHT. >> WALK AWAY. >> NO. >> You did fine. You can take your things and you can leave. >> I'm going to ask you a question. I will leave if you tell me to leave, that's fine. What I want TO ASK, WHY CAN I not ask questions about the establishment? >> You said you wanted to file a formal complaint. We don't do that. >> No. >> Listen, listen. I've been as nice as possible. >> Please. >> You're a trespasser here. You're trespassing from Bowling and Whistle. >> No. >> If we get another call, listen, stop [ __ ] interrupting me. >> I'm not interrupting you. >> Yes, you are. >> Go on. >> If we get called about you one more time, I will take you to jail for public nuisance. Do you understand? Stop trying to yell. Do what you got to do. Go home. We're done talking. >> WE'RE DONE TALKING. GO HOME. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GO HOME. >> WE'RE GOING HOME. >> I GET A CALL about you again FOR ANY REASON >> NO, ACTUALLY YOU ARE. SO, LET'S GO. Go with him and go >> Go home. >> I want to know. I was inside the establishment and I was fine. >> These things are mine. I told you earlier. They If they don't want you there, they You have to leave. That doesn't matter. You can't stay here. I'm telling you, you can't stay here. >> I've been patient. Do not yell over me. I have, actually. >> Hey, brother. Where you all staying at? Where you staying at her mom's boat house right now. I don't know where >> Do you know where to go? >> Dude, honestly, I don't know the exact address. I need it from [ __ ] her. If I can call her [ __ ] mom, don't [ __ ] worry about her. She's from [ __ ] England. She's trying to be >> Okay. Do you know where How are you getting home? >> Honestly, I was going to take an Uber back to the [ __ ] boat house right around. >> That's what we need to do. >> That's exactly what we need to do, but I need her to know the address. >> Okay. >> That is the [ __ ] problem. >> I'm going to call her mom in a second. >> I don't think that this [ __ ] Just do not let her do something. Please, don't let her I'm I just want to go >> All right, well I'm trying to get her home. >> I'm trying to backtrack to understand the reasoning behind the original dispute. So, can I just Can I go back to negotiate the understanding so this doesn't happen again? >> No. >> No. >> They don't want >> So, you're telling me the reasoning behind the understanding of the reasoning that I can't go back in the establishment cannot be understood. So I cannot understand why I cannot do this again. >> I have told you already. >> good policing. >> I have told you >> I need to know the policing reason as to why I CAN'T >> OKAY, THEY HAVE THE RIGHT TO SAY you they don't want you there. You understand that? >> That's it. That's it. That's it. I'm on public ground. That's it. That leaves me on public ground. >> Faced with warnings about disorderly conduct and blocking traffic, she decided to name drop her police officer friends and challenge officers to explain their own job to her. That strategy did not end well. >> What's going on? You're really drunk and you're not making any sense. >> I am making it. >> I've already explained this to you. They don't want you here because you're really drunk and you're acting like an [ __ ] to everyone. >> Give me your phone and call your mom. >> I am now. >> My phone is dead. Give me your phone. >> You need to go home. You need to go home. >> Hayley. >> Your father's my uncle. >> Mr. Redman, Mr. Ashley. >> Shut up. We are walking away right now. Hayley. Hayley. You are going to [ __ ] jail if you don't walk right now. >> Get out of the road. >> Hayley. [ __ ] off. >> TURN AROUND, BUDDY. I'LL BE HERE IN A MINUTE. Go ahead. Hayley. What happened? >> Oh my god. >> We're not >> Hayley. Hayley. Stop. Hayley. Stop. Hayley. Hayley. Stop. >> Back up. Back up. >> HAYLEY. What happened? >> No. >> Don't resist. >> All right. >> There you go. There you go. You cannot hit me. Do you understand? >> Yeah, stop playing with me. >> I'm going to arrest All right. Let's go. You're going to jail. >> That's fine. >> 871 in custody. >> You're taking her? >> Yeah, I'll take her. >> All right. Which one? >> I'm back there. Find your stance. This is not a game. Do you want to step out? >> anything illegal on you? >> I got nothing illegal on me. You can touch me anywhere you want. >> I'm not touching you. >> Not you. Anyone. >> Can actually grab her passport from him cuz I need an ID for her. >> All right. You got her? >> Where's my >> All right. Before you go in, I'll bail her out. >> You're going to be in the county. Where's her Do you have her ID? >> I do not have her ID, but I have her bag, right? This is her bag with her ID in it. You can go through it all you want. >> Just sit tight. >> just the stuff. >> Just sit tight right here. Your phone right here. I'll let you know what's going on. >> I'm 31 years old, man. Like >> Well, you should have done whatever we wanted you to do when we asked you to. >> That's fine. I'll happily cooperate. >> You had the chance. >> RYAN, JUST KEEP a hold of my stuff. It's fine. It's fine. You don't need your cousin. I don't want >> Ryan! >> It's fine. >> Kail! >> Ryan! >> Just go all the way and do whatever they say. >> Oh my god, it's fine. What the [ __ ] is wrong with you? >> It's not fine because guess what? Now you're going to jail. >> That's fine. I've no reason to >> Not right now. I'm not in the mood. >> I've no reason to go >> Okay. Well, that's why I don't mind. Watch your head. >> I hope it lasts the night. >> Okay. >> What do you want? >> Pardon? >> Oh, I just wanted to talk to my cousin. >> No, that's not how this goes. >> So, wait. I have a question then. Genuine question. >> What? >> What are my rights? >> Huh? >> What are my rights? I have a right to know all my rights. >> You're detained right now. >> No, but >> You haven't been told What are you talking about? >> been told my rights. >> You have the rights of every US citizen. What are you talking about? >> Yeah, I don't know that. I'm I live in the UK, so I don't know what my rights are. Thank you. >> So, your rights are as far as what? Right now, you're being arrested for trespassing and disorderly conduct. >> Okay, cool. >> You're asked to leave multiple times. So, your your rights right now are to go to jail and bond out in the morning. >> So, I can't talk to anyone? >> Nope. Okay. You're going to go to jail because you've been asked to leave already multiple times. >> Okay, cool. >> This is the second place you've been trespassed from tonight. You're already trespassed from the Bone & Whistle earlier tonight. Okay? >> Yeah, because I kind of come on my bike. That's not a good reason. >> It's not. When you're asked to leave, you leave. Okay? Uh so, now you're going to go to jail. You'll get booked in. You'll see a judge in the morning. They'll set your bond, and you'll be able to get out from there. >> A judge? >> A judge, like a magistrate. >> So, I have to go to jail >> in jail all night, and you'll see a judge in the morning. >> get my jacket when I'm in prison? >> Where's your jacket? >> I I don't know. >> Out of patience, officers finally handcuffed her. Inside the patrol car, she began questioning her rights as a British tourist, but officers reminded her that her next stop was jail, not a constitutional law seminar. >> Can you just tell my cousin I'm in >> I can't tell your cousin nothing. >> Well, he's worried, and I want him not to worry. >> Ain't got nothing to do with me. We we was worried about everybody else, and you wouldn't listen. Welcome to the United States of America. >> I'm coming here. >> You kick this door again, we're going to have a problem. >> I'm coming here. Hi. >> There you go. This isn't your [ __ ] living room. So, here's the deal. >> You're under arrest. >> Mhm. >> If you want to keep showing your ass, I can show my ass. And what that means is I'm going to put you in leg shackles to where you can't relax and just sit back here. Or you can sit back here like an adult and act like an adult, and then I'll treat you like an adult. But if you want to act like a child, I can treat you like a child. I don't care I don't care where you're from. So, keep your feet off of my ceiling, off of my windows, quit kicking my door, quit hollering, and you can sit here, you'll go to jail, and you'll be done with this. If you want to act out, then I can act out, and I'm going to put you in leg shackles, and it's going to be uncomfortable for you. Understood? Is that understood? >> I understand that. >> Okay. >> I think >> Here's the deal. Your cousin wants the password to your phone. Are you willing to give that to him so he can contact your mom? >> Oh, my mom's phone? >> I just asked you a question. >> Well, you can call that from the jail. How about that? >> Yeah, we'll just we'll just [ __ ] do this from >> we'll call it from You call it from the jail. >> During transport, the suspect slips out of her handcuffs. >> You want to play games? Get out. >> Ow, I can't. I'm in the [ __ ] seat belt. Ow. Ow. >> Let go of the car. >> Don't try to act like you're innocent in there. We both know it isn't. I know. >> Oh. What did you pop in your mouth? >> I didn't pop anything in my mouth. >> Yes, you did. I saw you on camera. >> You can pull this one off. >> Is there anything else I can do? >> What can you do? Take a seat. Let's go. >> Can I stretch? >> We'll take her other one off. >> You're going to take care of that one, aren't you? >> I can't tell which one the right one is. >> Yeah. >> That's why I had them pull them off. >> Well, the right one never came off. Thank you. >> She spent the trip kicking the patrol car and trying to slip out of her handcuffs. Officers, however, were completely unimpressed. They'd seen it all before. All that effort resulted in an impressive collection of charges: trespassing, disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, and escape from lawful custody. What do you think about this woman? Comment below and don't forget to like and subscribe for more.