My skin takes all you. >> Babe, chill. What are you guys doing? >> This is illegal. >> What are you doing? >> On a scale of 1 to 10, >> I'm aing three. >> You're a three. >> But on THE PISS OFF SCALE, I'M a 10. >> Give me my damn. >> Cops deal with all kinds of nasty [music] folks out there, but among them, there's a special sort of privileged offender. entitled teenagers. They often act arrogantly, thinking the laws don't apply to them just because they're still young. But their sense of privilege collapses [music] when cops have had enough of entitled teens. >> Leave me the alone. I want a girl to search me. I will sue you. I want a girl to search me. I WANT A GIRL TO SEARCH ME. On July 7th, 2027 in Valuia County, Florida, sheriff's deputies spotted a vehicle driving 20 mph over the speed limit and passing another vehicle in a no passing zone. >> Hey, how you guys doing? >> Good. >> I have I have an appointment with an attorney right now at the court office. That's why I I even did any of that. I'm sorry about that. >> I got you. >> I don't need it. No harm, no nothing. I I I honestly I have a card right now and I have an appointment at 11. It's already at 10:38. I'm not I'm not trying to or anything. >> I got you. I still need your license, registration, insurance, and I'll try and get you out of here as soon as possible. >> Uh I think I left my license in my on my other pants cuz I I was using it at work, but I do have my license registration and I have a bottle a bottled in insurance, too. So, um my name is Edgar Gonzalez. >> Edgar with a J or a G. >> Uh no, >> no, no. I mean in the middle like a >> just spell Edgar for me cuz I'm slow. E D G A R. Yurio is uh I don't know how to spell. I don't use it. But you >> What do you mean you don't know how to spell it? It's your name. >> Yeah, I know, but I don't use >> U R I E L. >> I don't use I don't I don't use the middle name. Oh, >> okay. That's your middle. I think most people still know how to spell their middle name, but I'll just let that one slide. Brother, >> do any of you guys smoke marijuana products? Somebody smoking your car or near your car? Oh, it's probably this tree. >> Well, those don't smell like marijuana. But >> nah, but it don't smell like weed. But >> I got you. >> Deputy Wells asked the driver, Edgar, if he had a medical marijuana card, and he said he didn't. Then the officer told his colleague to get the couple out of the car while he ran the driver's information. That immediately agitated the young couple. >> Uh, do me a favor. Both he step out of the vehicle for me. >> Why do we have to step out? >> Cuz he said he's uh there's an odor of marijuana coming in. >> I don't smell nothing. It's literally this, bro. >> You can smell this. Well, we'll we'll talk to him in a second. Step out of step out of the car. >> I don't have to step out. >> It's not whether you want to. I'm giving you a lawful order, man. We We can either, you know, go about it the easy way. Just have over here come step out. He'll he'll explain everything here. >> I feel like y'all can say that to anybody and y'all probably have been saying that to every single car y'all stop because y'all can just say that. The camera can't smell. So, obviously y'all can just use that to get in anybody's car. And I'm sorry, but literally smell this. >> I know, but it's just like >> Get up. >> Oh my god. I have to go to >> Yeah, man. Come step out. You, too, ma'am. >> They're not getting to your appointment. They don't care about your appointment. Just know that. They don't care. >> Well, you're not making any easier either. So, I don't know what >> I just know how you I know how y'all >> got. That's your opinion. Okay. Step out then. Step over here, man. >> You guys can step over here behind behind this one. Edgar explained that he was in a hurry to meet with his attorney and prepare for an upcoming court date. After Deputy Wells had done the paperwork, he went back and talked to the driver about his traffic violations. >> There's a couple tickets you could have got. I'm only writing you for one. I chose the cheapest one for the overtaking in a no no passing zone. So, that's just your copying. You can either pay it online in person or on the phone or you can take it to court. It's up to you. You guys will be out of here in just a second. We're just going to be checking the vehicle and you'll be on your way. Deputy Wells didn't find any marijuana inside the truck. When he searched Edgar, he found a lot of cash, but no weed. But when he was about to search Edgar's girlfriend, 21-year-old Leslie Copka, her reaction suddenly took things in a very different direction. >> Let me see your bag real quick. >> This is my stuff. >> Yeah, but there's weed in there. Give me your bag. >> There's weed in here. >> I'm sorry. In the car. >> This is my bag. You're not touching my bag. I'm sorry. >> I said 10:15 because she was doing the same thing. >> This is my bag. So the bag. All right. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. I'll give it to you. I'll give it to you. Stop. >> Hand behind your back. >> Oh my god. I'll give it to you guys the whole time. >> What the This is your fault. >> That's your fault. That's the way you're acting. >> What the? >> Leave me alone. I will sue the out of y'all. >> Go ahead. >> I said I would give it TO YOU. GOODNESS. I CAN'T ASK A QUESTION THE FIRST TIME. >> I got to be this game the whole time, though. I gave you PLENTY OF >> WHAT GAME THOUGH? What game? Youshole. >> I gave you plenty of chances to give me that bag. >> Let go of me, you [ __ ] I didn't even do cuz you got your brother in there. I was [ __ ] >> back this way. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> Where you going? >> I don't see me. >> Right here. >> My hand hurts. Look how you have it. Despite being handcuffed already, she still didn't calm down. She didn't want to hand over her phone. And when Deputy Wells forcefully took it from her, Leslie broke into tears and threw a loud tantrum. >> Leave me alone. >> I want a girl to search me. I will sue you. I want a girl to search me. I WANT A GIRL TO SEARCH ME. I WILL SUE YOU. YOU DID NOT FINISH. You just searched my pockets. I WANT A GIRL TO SEARCH ME. NO. NO. I WILL SUE YOU. I'm asking for a female birthday to search me. I will sue you. I'm asking FOR A FEMALE PERSON. I'M ASKING FOR A FEMALE. I need a female. I WANT A FEMALE. I WANT A FEMALE. I want a female. I need a female. He's hurting me. I want a female. I need a female. I need a female. >> All right, we're going in the car now. >> What are we getting in the car? >> You're going to jail, >> baby. You see what you did? That wasn't even mine. >> Yeah, man. Just you're all right. >> A lot for everything you did. THANKS A LOT FOR EVERYTHING. THAT WASN'T even mine. [laughter] >> Your feet. >> Give me my sandal. >> This is what you wanted. [laughter] This is what the you wanted. Give me my phone on the hood. Give me my phone. >> Just leave it there. We'll grab it. >> It's on the hood. Give me my phone. I want my phone right now. I want my phone right now. >> Just leave it. But you can't have it in the bag. >> I want my phone. [laughter] >> Unfortunately for Leslie, she got herself into serious trouble just because of the small amount of weed in her bag. What's even more unfortunate is that the officers would have let her go with a simple warning. >> If it's just a blunt, >> I know, bro. >> She would We would have just tooken it and destroyed it. >> But she's playing these games, dude. >> I know. But like the thing is a lot of people get their stuff from social media for no reason. They start acting the way they act. And this would have been a hey don't do it again. Go go go to your appointment. >> But she's playing games. I know she's got a little bit of attitude. That's okay. I don't mind that. But the thing is when you start doing these [music] back and forth saying you don't have we can't do this and can't do that. We're pretty good at what we do, man. And it's like it's just listen and then >> she just she doesn't know. She don't get pulled over like that. >> I know. And and and [music] I'm not it's not your fault. It's it's mostly just the way she was acting. like it thing goes. What? >> He's good to go whenever. >> Yeah. Do you want her to have her phone so she can call you? >> I just want her to call Pam. >> I got that, but she she's not going to be able to call anybody. She's going out to the jail. >> Meanwhile, Leslie was still raging at the back of the patrol car. When the officer opened the trunk, that triggered her all over again. And she started screaming and [music] cursing in a way no girl should. >> You did all that over some weed. >> YOU DID ALL THAT OVER SOME WEED. [ __ ] DON'T [music] talk to me. You can't just let us go. You got to be ashole. THERE'S PEOPLE DEALING THE OUT OF SEVILLE AND YOU OVER HERE WORRIED ABOUT A G. You ain't They didn't even ask you if I had a marijuana card or nothing. You didn't nothing. You didn't even read my my and I'm over here in a cop car. Youshole. Yeah, you're going to go smoke that right with your ugly kids. And I bet you got some ugly kids. The officer was just speaking with one of Leslie's relatives when Deputy [music] Wells stepped out of the patrol car where the suspect had been sitting. He reported something that was about to make her situation much worse. >> You got to have her handcuffs and she spit on me. So, >> she's going to do a real good job. >> Uh, well, unfortunately, she uh she she's going to get more charges. She just spit on the officer. >> So, >> is there any way that I can harm her? >> Uh, no, not at this point. I think we've done enough being nice to ours. Um, okay. I can't talk to her, right? >> No, sorry, ma'am. Uh, like I said, uh, we'll talk to you later. Bye. >> Deputy Wells didn't want to risk getting spit on again on the way to jail, so he returned to the car with a spit mask and a fresh set of cuffs. And there, the furious Leslie was waiting for him. >> You already had me in handcuffs. Did you do your job wrong? DID YOU DO YOUR JOB WRONG? You had me in handcuffs. Did you do your job wrong? >> Where are the handcuffs? You don't even have any. [laughter] >> You got to listen to what he's telling you. >> I don't want to talk to nobody. I'm literally in a cage. I'm in a cage. Cops literally do this all the time. They don't They don't care that I'm in CS or not. >> All right, just go ahead and put your hands back behind your back. [laughter] >> Oh my god. I'm already in a CAGE. LOOK AT HOW RED MY HANDS ARE. [laughter] other hand, please. >> You guys are I didn't even do. Did I ask you a question? THAT MEANS YOU GOT arrested because I resisted. I didn't evening say to you, bro. >> I want to lock them so they don't get tighter on you. [laughter] >> All right, no more spitting. Okay, that >> shut the up. >> If that happens again, then we're going to put a mask on. >> I already know I'm done anyways. I'm done for. So, leave me alone. You think I give a >> Leslie was eventually transported to Valujah County Jail. She was charged with resisting an officer, [music] battery on an officer, which is a felony, and possession of marijuana. Court records indicate that she entered into a plea agreement with the state and was sentenced to 12 months of probation. On April 22nd, 2025, police in Ohio responded to a call about a massive fight at Westerville South High School. According to witnesses, the fight had involved over a dozen students. When the officers arrived, the hallways were packed with students who had taken part in the brawl. >> I wasn't involved. I need my brother. >> I was I need my brother. >> Yo, where you're supposed TO GO? STAY HELL. >> Who is going this way? I cracked you. >> I cracked you. >> Yeah, I know. I know. I know. >> We had another opportunity. >> Hey, we're going. >> No, we're going. We're going just to get out of here. >> Come with me. We're going this way. >> I ain't asking. >> You're not. We're going this way till we figure it out. Just to get you away from >> Are you cool with these guys? All right. Well, who can you fight? We can do this two different ways. >> The officers continued escorting [music] the angry boy through the hallways, planning to remove him from the high school. But very soon, the boy managed to surprise them. And that was when things really [music] escalated. >> Oh, there's a bunch. Go out this way and turn left. >> Now we got Stop. >> Get away from that. >> What's up with y? >> Have a seat. >> Behind your back. >> Put your hand behind your back. I don't think he does school. >> You got him. You got him. >> The young suspect was placed in cuffs. At that moment, a second boy appeared and tried to stand up for the suspect. When he started moving aggressively toward [music] the officers, they didn't hesitate to deal with him as well. >> What did I do? I didn't do nothing, >> bro. What the What did I do, bro? >> I told you to be cool. >> What the You look cool until that >> What did I do? Someone got my phone? >> Yeah. Someone took my Well, I had to get my [ __ ] back, bro. >> Yo, someone took my phone. Get that [ __ ] back. >> What do you think? We're going to stand up. We're going to be cool. Roll over on your butt. >> Bring your knees up. Roll over on your back. Stand with your feet up. >> I'll get your stuff. We're going this way. Get my >> We'll worry about your stuff in a minute. >> Hold him. [ __ ] trying to be cool with you. >> They ran up on me. >> I was trying to be cool with you when I was talking. >> Why you grab me like that though? >> Cuz you're acting crazy. >> Cuz you acting crazy, [ __ ] Don't [ __ ] touch me, bro. >> You're too late for that. >> Say that. >> You ain't go to school here. >> No, I'm not. That's right. That's going to be a problem for you. >> The officers discovered that the boy didn't even attend the high school. They then placed him in the patrol car while the other officers were speaking with [music] his friend inside the school. >> What's your name again? >> I'm not telling you my name. I'm going to talk without my parents. >> You're going to give me your name? >> No, I'm not. >> You are? >> What did I do? Why am I >> You tried to interfere with our arrest. >> No, I didn't. I said, "Why are y'all touching? I was not doing nothing." >> Yeah, you ran up on us aggressive. >> No, I didn't. I was not. >> Then why did I have to pull a taser on you, >> bro? in custody. He ran up like he was going to jump on us. >> No, I wasn't. I was standing right there. Come >> on video, bro. >> Look, I was like, why y'all punching? Why? I got him right there. I seen him. >> He's not under arrest. >> Who you? >> How about my brother? >> I don't know who my brother is. >> He's not He's not a student here. >> He's not >> I don't know him. >> So, yeah, he he's trespassing. >> Did he have any involvement in any of this? >> I just I literally just got here. We need to check the video. I'm going have to check the video. He He ran up here like he's going to interfere with us dealing with the other kids. That's why he's in cuffs. He's not under arrest at this time. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, >> you're the principal? >> Yeah, I'm assistant principal. >> While they were dealing with the two boys, the fight had flared up in the hallways again. Several different groups of students got into another altercation. The officers [music] stepped in, took control of the situation, and detained several of them. >> Stop right now. Stop. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back, brother. >> I'm going double lock them so they don't go any tighter. Okay. right here. >> Don't show me your body. >> The involved students were taken to separate rooms inside the high school. The officers began questioning them to determine who had fought whom and which groups were feuding with each other. One of the boys gave his version of the events. >> What's What's going on today? Um one of the um one of the um kids, right? They jumped by friend. >> Okay. >> And then >> is that one of the kids that's not supposed to be here? Is that >> n [music] they all go to school with you? >> All the kids go to school with you. All the kids you were like >> I don't know >> had an issue with >> I don't know the other people. I only know one of them that got jumped. >> Okay. >> And he goes to the school. >> In another room, another boy involved in the fight was giving his statement. He also wasn't a student at the high school and had come there because of the fight. But he had his own reason for showing up. >> So they started jumping on my brother >> just out here >> all all the way back there. I'm I came over here to look for my brother. >> Was this out of the original fight? >> Yeah. >> So what happened out here? >> Bro, he was just he was looking at me. I I ain't want to fight him. I was just saying stuff at him, you know. I wasn't going to fight him. >> Many of the arrested boys weren't students at the high school. Another boy also explained why those outsiders had come there. It turned out the fight was driven by a gang feud that had been building for a long time. >> You said they don't go here. >> No, some of them don't go here. They do this every time. >> That's a sign that I heard too. >> Yes, they don't go here. We just walk in the clap. We got lunch working as a group. But I'm not going to lie, we've been hearing this all all for the past two [music] days. They coming for y'all. Y'all started a war. What war? I mean, I've been having problem with these Somalians for since I've been going here. since my freshman year. >> Someone mentioned that someone had a gun. So >> it was it was them all in >> which Can you specifically say which one? >> Okay. So no, I got I actually got a text from my friend. No, my I don't got the text. My friend got a text of our one of our little friends that's a freshman. He said one of the freshman came to him and said, "So you're a part of the board, too?" I know they got a gun on them. They can they can probably show the text. We don't got no guns. They came to school. I don't >> You're saying the people that came here? >> Yes. Yes, sir. But they couldn't say who. >> No. >> And you heard this from a friend. >> Yes. >> But he didn't say who had it. He just had heard someone had it. >> No, it was but it was a part of it was it was uh the people that was telling my friend was a part of the group. >> So the friend that was telling you is part of that group. >> No, the uh I'm talking about the uh people that was telling my friend as a part of the group. >> Okay. But they didn't say who had it or >> No, they didn't say nothing. >> Did anybody see a gun? >> Um no, but they was clutch clutching. It was a serious feud that clearly shouldn't have been underestimated, especially with young boys and weapons involved. The detainee also revealed the ridiculous reason the rivalry had started in the first place. >> What What started all of it? >> Over a piece of candy. We was at an event after event in the summer. This is freshman year. They jumped my white friend. His name is Nick. They jumped him, but we didn't let that go. So, we all was all fighting them with my friend Nick. We wasn't letting him get jumped. That's what started and end a piece of candy. It's been ever since then. They don't come in no four group. They come in [music] tens. >> Oh, do you want to sit down? >> They come in tens, 20s, 30s. >> Mhm. >> We don't never be happy. We be five to the most. >> Do Do these people live in your neighborhood? >> Yeah. They come to my Oh, Last week was the first time they ever came to my house. I I'm getting off the bus. >> What? They I was going to say, >> listen, I'm getting off the bus. I get a text on my phone. We at your house. I look up. Why I'm getting off the bus? A whole like It's like 10 of them. It's just me only. It's 10 of them with ski mask on. They think I'm getting off the bus. I didn't get off the bus. >> No, I wouldn't either. >> I got I got up at the next step cuz I called my friend like, "Hey, come get me." I call I got off the next step. I mean the next stop they came and got me. We go back to my house. They still waiting for me. >> There were many groups involved in the feud. They came from different ethnic backgrounds, but they all had one thing in common. They were practically still [music] children. And that was the saddest part. One of the detained boys then listed the different groups and explained who was fighting whom. So, it's like a group of like black kids and then a group of Somali kids. >> The black kids are like um they they only got mad cuz um they had I think they had beef with them already. Oh, >> okay. >> The Somali kids um the the kid that got jumped probably later. Yeah. >> And there was a Hispanic kid. >> Hispan the Hispanics are with the other black kids. [music] >> Oh, okay. So, it's like them against you guys. >> It's um the other black kids and then Africans. I mean, and then black Americans versus [music] the Somalians. >> Man, you guys break it down to like groups, huh? Jeez, but the black kids with like the Mexicans. >> The youngest of the detained boys refused to identify himself. The officers warned him that if he kept refusing, he would be taken to jail and his charge would become a felony. So, he eventually admitted that his name was Hashim and he explained the real reason behind the fight that day. [music] >> Who convinced you guys to go if neither one of you wanted to come? >> Some some people said, "Oh, I'll do the vlog so we can you know the same people we they trying to fight us." >> Yeah. Listen, [music] old dude always come sneaking in the school. And then they're the ones that try to fight us. >> Did they let you in? >> Yes. >> Who are they? Or do you even >> The same people in front like 19year-old or something. >> It turned out that the fight had happened [music] because some of the boys wanted to make a fight video for a vlog. As a result, 14 juveniles were arrested on various charges, including illegal conveyance of a weapon, inciting a riot, disorderly conduct, hindering identification, criminal trespassing, resisting arrest, and [music] assault. On June 4th, 2024, officers responded to a report of a [music] domestic disturbance. According to a caller, two people had been screaming at each other. [music] Soon the cops reached the home and surrounded it. >> The girl was sitting out here crying and his boy took off. Now they both took off. So I'm assuming they both went in the house. >> Yelling inside. She said it was just a fight between her and her boyfriend. But everything was fine. But if you walk up close to that door, you can hear them screaming at each other. >> Knock on the door again. Tell her to come out. Want to see your boyfriend, too. Make sure everything's good. >> The screams inside the building could easily be heard from the outside. The officers decided not to waste any time before the conflict escalated. After one of them knocked on the front door, a girl opened it and everything [music] seemed calm, at least for the first few seconds. >> I need you to come out here and talk to us, man. >> Who's the boy? >> Tell me you need to step out here so we can talk to him. Sir, I'm going to tell you right now, you're not going to tell me what's going >> You CANNOT HEY, THIS IS ILLEGAL. [laughter] THIS IS ILLEGAL. THIS IS ILLEGAL. YOU NEED TO GET YOUR OFFICER. YOU NEED TO GET YOUR OFFICER. THIS IS ILLEGAL. THIS IS ILLEGAL. THIS IS ILLEGAL. YOU JUST know right AWAY [screaming] [screaming] YOU GUYS >> FOR FOR SOME REASON, the male suspect, later identified as Cory, strongly resisted the officers. As the police escorted him out of the house, the boy didn't miss the chance to take verbal shots at them. >> MY SKIN TAKES ALL YOU. >> BABE, CHILL. >> It don't look like it, does it? >> Dude, what are you guys doing? >> This is illegal. >> What are you doing, son? >> This is illegal. THEY CAN'T COME in the right. >> You guys cannot detain him. You didn't have a right to step IN MY HOUSE, RIDDLE. YOU DIDN'T HAVE A RIGHT TO STEP IN MY HOUSE. YOU DIDN'T GET MURDERED. >> THIS IS ILLEGAL. Come soon, you >> No, bro. Why is he being detained? Why is he being detained? >> Step back. >> Why is he being detained? >> Bro, step back. Lucky, you a [ __ ] >> Bro, why is he being detained? >> You guys need to answer my questions. >> WHY IS HE BEING DETAINED? >> I'll answer him in a minute. Just step back over there and stop yelling at him. >> This is illegal. HE TAKES MY HOUSE. REALLY? >> WHAT'S YOUR PERMISSION? >> NO, DUDE. >> WHAT'S YOUR PASS NUMBER? I ASKED >> 2312. >> I Your cam on is his cam better on. >> The male detainee kept insulting the cops. And when his girlfriend tried to calm him down, Cory didn't miss the chance to snap at her, too. >> Babe, you need to chill out. >> No, you can shut the up, too. >> We'll talk. >> Are you arresting him or just detaining him? Oh, he's in. Why? Why? Seriously, >> we tried to explain to you why we were checking on >> We were trying to be a leg, bro. Like, I don't understand. Oh, no. We can't arrest him. >> This side. >> No, you guys don't understand. >> You guys can't do this. Three people. >> Cory. >> No. Yeah. You know this is illegal. >> Yeah. This one's >> You came to my house without permission. >> I'm suing you. >> I'm suing you, bro. I'm suing. >> You're suing. >> Getting you suit. You're getting sued, too. >> I don't think I'm blind. >> Cory carefully kept up his gangster appearance. He managed to verbally insult both the officers and his girlfriend, even blaming the latter for his current predicament. So, it was obvious that the couple had indeed been fighting. >> Babe, stop. Dude, stop. >> This isn't helping you. >> N take my cash before they take that. Take my cash before they take that. >> Why is he being arrested? >> Cuz they >> I will explain it to you. N take my bandana too. I swear to God they take this illegal you guys. This is you violated. >> She want to get violated right. >> She want to get that change out. >> I know my rights. >> Listen to my rights. He came in without permission. He wasn't being aggressive towards anybody. >> He said to shut the door, man. Fix my cuffs, please. I ain't mad at y'all. I'm mad that mother bars in my door. illegal. >> Got him, >> dude. He didn't have permission. >> Step in. >> Stop. You're not helping the case. >> I don't give a It's illegal. >> Once he was placed in the patrol car, the young wannabe gangster finally went quiet. But then it was his girlfriend's turn to completely lose control. She absolutely snapped and threw a tantrum. >> He came in illegally. >> Listen. Wed domestic. >> YOUR BODY CAME BETTER. >> I'M TRYING TO LISTEN. >> HEY, mine's been on the whole time. It's still on. So, it's showing how you're acting. >> I don't care. But that's illegal. >> Will you listen to me? >> I didn't have permission to come in. My dogs you guys and you guys could have shot my dogs. >> Do you see our guns out? >> Like, it's okay. That's why I >> It's not okay. >> If he would have walked outside as we asked, >> we'd have not had a problem. >> Okay. The officers explained to the girl that Cory's attempt to slam the door in their faces, along with fighting them, had been more than enough reason for him to go to jail. As he was being transported, he was still raging inside the patrol car and threatening the officers. >> I'm an old cop. >> Can you tell me what kind of medicine you're on, buddy? >> Man, I should have you in the face, you >> What kind are you on? In and out. You idiot. What >> kind of drugs are you on? >> Are you realizing that I'm going to be in and out because of this? >> You guys were screaming and yelling at each other. We can't walk away. >> Doesn't matter. I'm in my own property. You dumb. >> You were doing it out in the street earlier. >> MY OWN PROPERTY. >> We called you guys. We got a call. >> Owning property. >> We could hear you screaming and yelling. >> Everything is fine. My just came out. You dumb. Obviously, we're fine. We can hear you screaming >> and when I tried to talk to you, you tried to slam the door in my face and I didn't TO SEE EVERYBODY. THAT IS ILLEGAL. ILLEGAL. And I swear to God, you better not let me find you, bro. If I see you without thating badge, bro. >> His threats to sue didn't phase the officers one bit. Cory was charged with felony threatening a public official, disorderly [music] conduct, and resisting arrest. On November 19th, 2025, police responded to a report of a hit-and-run incident. Soon, they located the vehicle that was likely involved and conducted a traffic stop. As the driver wasn't complying with police instructions, the cop stepped in firmly with a voice that brooked no objection. >> Turn the car off. Turn the car off. >> Turn the car off. Turn the car off right now. Unbuckle. Step on out here for me. >> Don't touch me. >> Step on out here. >> Don't do all of it. Don't >> Don't try to fight me. >> You're a stepping on. >> Knock it off. >> You hear me? >> I'm a 99 lb. >> Are you serious? >> Hands behind your back. >> Are you serious? >> I'm under arrest. >> Step it up. >> Under arrest. >> She ain't >> Are you serious? >> The female driver, Shantae, didn't agree with her arrest. She was agitated and resisted the officer, claiming she was the victim when the suspect was already placed in cuffs. A second officer arrived, which made Shantae even more belligerent toward the cops. >> You ass on him on her. You >> don't need to worry about it. We y'all [ __ ] about some mother. Be cool. Be calm. >> Who's a seat? >> You ass. I don't give a about no mother seat cuz you can't take me a drill about. You can't take me a drill about literally. >> The officers took care of her dog by placing it in the hands of a female bystander who calmed it down. In the meantime, the cops found empty alcohol bottles in Shantae's car, which helped explain her aggressive behavior. >> You wor about a mother be for real. >> What? >> You're worried about me? Being for real. I don't have on my record. >> Nothing on my record. Nothing. I don't have no disturbance. I don't have no mothering assault. I have that stupid when I sit here and talk about some mothering. I'm I'm being aggressive with him. You a whole man. YOU'RE A WHOLE MAN. I'm 12. >> I'm not even 120 lbs. I'm >> drink How much have you drank? You're There's the odor of alcohol is just radiating off of >> It's radiating. >> Yeah. >> I have two drinks. >> What? Nope. Get in the car. >> Okay. >> What? What did you have to drink? Titos. >> Titos. >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, you had some Titos. How much of the Titos did you have? >> Two shots. >> She claimed that two hours had passed since she had drunk the Titos. Then the officer asked her about the alleged car incident she was suspected of being involved in. She coldly denied having anything to do with it, but none of the officers were buying it. >> So, were you involved in an accident? >> No. >> You weren't? >> No. >> Okay. Why would your car be seen? was a a car that was in an accident. >> I I haven't looked at your car. I I just got here, so I'm trying to figure out what's going on, too. Okay. >> What I'm saying is if my car did get any type of accident report, >> Yeah. >> I have insurance. >> Okay. And that's that's good. I'm glad you have insurance. >> Yeah, I have insurance. I have full coverage. >> So, you have two shots. >> Okay. On a scale of 1 to 10, >> hey, >> I didn't hit him. >> He didn't call you a [ __ ] Don't call me >> No, I don't about him calling me a hit him. >> Okay, here. Just >> do you know about insurance card? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Okay. So, I didn't >> Here, put your feet in there for I'm just trying to talk to you right now. >> My feet has been in here. Why are you telling me to put my feet in here? My feet has been in here. >> All right. So, >> why are you telling me that? >> So, on a scale of 1 to 10, one, one being you're going to church on a Sunday morning and 10 being the most intoxicated you've ever been in your entire life. Where >> I'm pissed off. >> Okay, that's not what I >> I'm not mad. >> Okay, I'm I'm talking about impairment. Okay. So, on a scale of 1 to 10, one being you're going to church on a Sunday morning >> and 10 being the most >> I need to scratch my hair. Scratch my >> I'm not scratching you. Okay. I'm I'm not doing that. All right. So, on that scale, >> so you expect me to cooperate with you? >> You want me to cooperate, but you don't want to sit here and scratch my eye? >> Well, I I just don't want to touch you. I don't like >> So, don't don't ask me to cooperate. Right. >> She kept denying that she had hit another vehicle. She avoided talking about the incidents while insisting there is nothing illegal in her car. And once she was done giving overly defensive excuses, Shantae started yelling at the officer and pulled the racial card. >> What the do you need right now? What do you need? >> I'm just trying to figure out how >> it's not nothing in my car. I'm no drug dealer. I'm not a drug dealer. You think I'm a drug dealer cuz I'm black? >> Did anybody say that? I'm not no [ __ ] drug dealer. >> Did anybody say anything? >> DID YOU FIND ANYTHING IN MY CAR? >> THEY THEY found an open bottle of Titos. >> That's fine. What? >> You just asked if they found it. I'm just trying to answer your question. >> Fine. Okay. So, test me. >> So, I'm just trying to ask you questions. >> I I don't need I'm not drunk. I'm not I'm literally I'm just pissed the off. >> OKAY. SO, JUST ANSWER MY QUESTION THEN. OKAY. >> I answered your question already. What was your question? On a scale of 1 to 10, >> I'm aing three. >> You're a three. >> But on the piss off scale, I'm aing 10. >> I I GET THAT. >> OKAY. >> SO, WHAT THE are you asking me right now? What are you asking ME? I'M TELLING YOU, I'M PISSED the off. WHAT ARE YOU ASKING ME RIGHT NOW? >> I'm I'm asking you THAT >> I'M PISSED OFF. I'M NOT DRUNK. I'M PISSED. SO, YOU can test me. Do you have a breathalyzer? >> I do. >> OKAY. SO, GET THAT. GET IT. CUZ I'M NOT DRUNK. I HAD TWO DRINKS. THAT'S IT. THAT'S ALL. I'M PISSED THE OFF. THAT'S IT. I'm just pissed the off. >> Okay. All right. >> She made sure it was clear that she was furious with the officers. She didn't spare them her insults. And that didn't change even while they were driving her to the police station. She may be a small woman, as she kept announcing earlier, but her ego [music] was too big to fit into the backseat of the cop car. >> Hey Shante, >> shut the up. Shut the phone number. >> No, I don't give a No, you should know already, right? [music] I I don't know. >> But you should know already, right? >> That's fine. You just >> I told your ass already, >> right? >> Well, that's an address. >> Shut the up talking to me. >> No, it's [music] an address. So, you should know where the I'm at, right? >> I I know. >> Don't ask me. Shut the up. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Everything's recorded. Oh, that don't mean nothing, boo. That means nothing. Be recording and mother turn that [ __ ] off and they get woofed on. Whooped on. Don't make it seem like y'all don't do that. Don't Don't make it seem like y'all do that. Don't [music] do that. And I I wish you mother I I hope I promise you. You put your mother hands on me when I get in this garage. I promise you you going to have something coming from your So I promise you. Go ahead. Take me out this mother as aggressive as the you want to. Go on ahead. >> Shantae was [music] transported to the police station and placed in jail. She was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, unlawful possession of cannabis, resisting arrest, improper lane usage, and [music] transporting alcohol while driving. On February 21st, 2025, officers responded to a call from Target after two teenagers had reportedly been shoplifting. Upon arrival, the officers entered the store and located both suspects with a shopping cart that had a toddler inside. Then they led them to the staff room for questioning. >> What's your name? >> Why? >> Because you're under you're being stopped for shoplifting. Tell me your name. >> All right, let me see that purse. >> You don't know my damn purse. >> Well, we're taking it. >> All right. I didn't tell. >> Hey, YOU DON'T TOUCH. Don't put your hands. >> Put your hands back. DON'T PUT YOUR HANDS. >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. PUT YOUR [ __ ] head. >> Put your hands behind. >> PUT YOUR HANDS OFF OF ME. I'M NOT UNDERESTIMATING. [screaming] >> MY CHILD IS RIGHT HERE. BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> I'M NOT DOING NOTHING. COULD YOU STOP? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> COULD YOU STOP? MY HANDS RIGHT HERE. STOP. MY ARM. STOP. STOP. [screaming] >> ARE YOU GOING TO LISTEN? [crying] >> Nobody behind your back. >> I CAN'T. YOU'RE ON MY ARM. Oh my. [screaming] >> Put your hands behind your back. Now you Now you got obstruction. Put your hands behind your back. >> The baby was crying while the officers put its mother in cuffs. She brought it upon herself. The cops were simply doing their job. The suspect, however, made the situation even worse by stubbornly resisting the officers. >> Stop. >> All right. [crying] >> Can you get Can you get your knee off my back? >> Get you up now. Now sit down. >> My stomach. Go. >> No. You're going to jail. >> Oh my god. >> Now you're getting a felony. >> A felony for what? Cuz I didn't even >> felony obstruction. You offered violence for me. I didn't offer violence or anything. I said, "You don't know what's in my purse." And you put YOUR FINGER IN MY FACE. >> Jesus Christ. >> While checking the suspect's receipts, the officer came across an interesting detail. It turned out this wasn't the first Target that the shoplifter stole from that day. That discovery heated things up once again. >> That's Oh, look. Looks like they went to another Target earlier. >> Yeah, I bought that this morning. >> But that's 9:32 this morning. >> Yes. I bought me a sample of all this perfume. >> Yeah, I'm going to run it. Oh [ __ ] >> Yeah, you can. >> Those are my glasses. >> Um, can you run this real quick and see if she did it earlier? >> Oh, you can't because >> sit down. Sit down. >> CAN YOU STOP PUTTING YOUR HANDS on me? >> No, you're going to sit down. >> You are under arrest. You cannot keep getting up. >> Call my mom. >> She call my mom. [crying] >> Yeah, you need to call somebody. Come get the baby. Hey, hey, did she participate, too? Did [crying] they both participate? >> Somebody needs to come to her. She could >> Somebody needs to come get the baby. >> Yes. Can I call my mom? >> So far, the subtotal of the items both teenagers had tried to steal was $199.99, but there were more stolen items that were yet to be tallied. Finally, the suspects, especially the child's mother, stopped denying the shoplifting. Now, the cops tried to get some honest answers, but that still turned out to be a difficult task. >> What do you guys do with the merchandise? Got to like sell it like what am I going to >> Oh, don't even do that. >> Don't even play a race card when you're literally stealing out of >> What am I going to sell it for? >> Unreal. >> What What was What was I >> No responsibility whatsoever. No, >> I'm not I'm not talking to you. Okay, it's felony. I guess >> I really don't I'm not even saying anything to you and you just keep as you're playing a race. >> It's not even about Please stop talking. >> Okay. So, what do you do with the merchandise? >> I was No one was going to sell it or anything at all. >> Just for you. >> In the meantime, the officers ran both suspects documents [music] that gave them information about the other shoplifter, Tamara, who until then had barely spoken. It turned out she had an interesting criminal background. >> Have you ever been to Tennessee? No, >> it's a theft by deception charge from Barryian County in Tennessee. >> What did I steal from Tennessee? >> I don't know. It's theft by deception. And what that means is like you stole by trickoration. >> Where did you go? >> I I don't know. Have Have you been to Barryian County, Tennessee outside of Nashville? >> No. >> Well, it's your date, your name, and your date of birth. We'll we'll get to the bottom of that. But it's a >> How old are you? >> I'm 19. >> Yeah. It says 32705. It says fel felony theft by deception warrant for you. >> I'm so confused right now. I'm not even playing. >> Well, I look, I'm not going to say it's never happened. Somebody could have gave your name. Have you ever even been to Tennessee? >> One time for a trip. >> While you were up there, did you do something like stay at a hotel and didn't pay or something weird like that? >> I stayed at a hotel, but I didn't pay for the hotel. Did like >> Was it in your name or something? >> No, it wasn't nothing. >> Listen, I don't know what happened cuz it's up there. They took a warrant on you. You're going to have to get to the bottom of it. >> Literally nothing was in my name. >> Somebody Somebody took a theft by deception warrant against you. >> Search your footage. >> So listen, you'll have your chance to take care of that. But we have nothing to do with that. When we just checked your name, it came up. >> How many charges is that? >> It just said one. Now it sounds like they want you. So it looks like you'll go to our jail and they'll come get you. >> Well, unless somebody listen, unless somebody may be able to call up there and figure it out. At only 19 years old, the two young women already seemed to be experienced shoplifterss. Soon, Tamara's mother showed up at the scene. But the last thing she gave the thieving teenagers was sympathy. Are >> you her mom? >> Yes. >> So, let me tell you what's going on. >> I kind of reached. >> Oh, you can read. >> So, they were shoplifting. They were putting makeup in a purse. So, she's going to jail here for misdemeanor shoplifting. >> Did you get paid today? Did you get what are you still What are you doing at Target? We supposed to be boycotting Target. Why are you here? >> Same thing with me later. >> Why are you here? What you can just call nothing. >> I ain't I'm talking about today. Damn that today. Why are you in here stealing? >> Hello. Makeup, >> socks, and razors. >> You don't have You can't afford that? >> I can't. >> So, what? >> I don't know. >> What did they have, sir? just these these makeup socks and razors and I think this little stuff. >> It's like maybe $260 [music] worth of stuff. >> They were like working together, handing it to each other. So, >> they both go for shoplifting. [music] But >> you thought you going to get away with this entire >> It's a misdemeanor shoplifting here. But like I said, it sounds like the stuff she's got up there is a little more serious cuz it's a felony. And >> it does say full extradition. So that that means if it says full extradition, usually that means you get arrested [music] in California, they'll come get you. >> The mother wasn't happy with what she heard. The officers escorted both suspects outside the store there. Tamara's situation got even worse after the officer confirmed the warrant she had in Tennessee was legit. >> That thing I didn't see that thing worn on her. >> What? >> I didn't see a warrant for her for that plate. So, it may be something like, >> "Are you sure she didn't get the hotel in your name and didn't pay?" >> I don't know. >> I wish I could help you. I I tried. I called them, but >> ain't nothing I can do to >> Don't Let's not talk about these mother you choose to hang with. I told Ain't no need you crying out. >> Ain't no need you crying. You said, "What number was Listen, >> ain't nothing I can do, Tamara. You know better. I mean, I could try, but there I can't get you out. You got caught here doing some stupid [ __ ] So, you got to deal with it. You know better. >> Oh, please. >> Let's keep walking. >> Both Tamara and her friend were taken to jail and were charged with retail theft. The latter, who had fought the cops, was charged with resisting arrest and battery on law enforcement officers. On March 14th, 2025, [music] officers responded to a call about a disturbance already in progress. A teenage girl defending her mother had confronted a woman who had allegedly spat on her. The daughter had reportedly pulled out a gun. When police arrived, they first spoke to a woman who witnessed the argument. >> Okay, so >> I don't know the girl. The girl, she just was trying to run her off the road, yelling. It's a lady over there. She could tell you the same thing. She walked over there. She was trying to run her off the road and stuff. >> So, were you guys together or did you see this? >> Yeah, we we seen it. We We seen it. So, we're like, we know her. So, yeah. Okay. >> The girl, she drove off that way. She was >> You know what color car she was? >> A black Genesis. And she went left. >> Do you know what uh tag she had on her? >> Uh what was it? Was like nine. >> And did she We heard there was something about weapon. Was there >> Yeah, she she threatened to shoot her and everything. >> Did she flash a gun? >> I It was just Everything just happened so fast. I was just trying to get the like the baby was crying. Okay. So, >> did she see a gun yesterday? >> I didn't see it, but she was like, "I'm going to shoot you." And she ran back to she got like she got back in the car. And when she said, "I'm calling the police." The girl backed up and stood off. >> Okay. >> Not far from where they were talking to the first witness, the cops spoke to another female who witnessed the altercation. The officers questioned her and she gave them important information, including the suspect's current location. >> She's up there at the store now. right now. >> At the store right now. >> At the store. The James just said she's walking up there. She walked into the store. >> She's at the store right now. She's at the store. >> Right now. >> She has a pink bonnet on her head. She's a little girl. She looks She got pink shoes on. She got two different color socks on cuz I was looking at her. >> I remember. >> I don't Yeah, she has two nose rings. >> Black female short pink bonnet. >> Black driving a black Genesis. >> What color was the gun? >> I don't know. I didn't She was in a holster. It was an upholstery that showed she pulled it out of her purse or >> I don't know if she went ran back in the car. She threatened her and said, "I shoot you." So, she ran back to the car, grabbed it, but she didn't pull it out. >> She didn't pull it out physically. >> So, it wasn't in a It wasn't It was in a purse or something like that. >> It was in something black. >> Okay. >> But she didn't pull it out in, you know. >> Okay. But you saw it in the purse. Okay. >> In the meantime, the officers found someone closely connected [music] to the incident. It was the suspect's mother who had allegedly been spat on by the woman that her daughter confronted. The mother shared the intriguing backstory that had led to that day's confrontation. >> We're just trying to figure out what exactly happened >> um just because we so obviously we had there's there were a couple people over there and there were a couple people that we call like independent witnesses that have no skin in the game. They don't know your daughter. They don't know the other party. They were just neighbors that were outside. Um, so the allegation is now that she was involved in some type of verbal dispute with this other girl >> because of see it started way back when about a year ago. Um, I was dating I was talking to the girl baby daddy. Okay. >> And um, like I talked to him first, but I make a long story short. Um, she was pregnant, had a baby or something, but I was dealing with him first. She caught me in the car sucking just to be honest. >> She got mad tried. >> How long that was about almost a year ago. Okay. >> She got mad, tried to spit in my face, tried to fight me, all that stuff. So I went to Largo police station or whatever. I didn't know her name or nothing. So ain't nothing could be done. >> Okay. >> And so now this my second time hearing about it, right? >> The mother also explained that she still hadn't seen her daughter since the incident. Soon, however, the officers found and detained the suspect. One of the cops proceeded to question her. It turned out she was already known to law enforcement. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Nice to see you again. You remember me >> right >> now? >> Hold on. >> How the hell I end up in this situation? So, I have because you're in handcuffs, I have to read you your rights. Okay? It doesn't mean you're going to jail. All right? It just means you're detained in handcuffs and you're not free to leave. >> Okay? So, >> uh I don't know how long ago it was. I don't know. But all I do remember is the girl spit in my mama face. >> Okay. >> And my mama and the girl, they had a little couple things going on and my mama told me about it. Okay. So, um I had came up here to the barbecue stand. Okay. Um I went to give one of the the older man over there a hug and um I seen about two girls and one in the car in a gray car. Okay. So um I went over there to the older the younger boy that's over there. I was like damn why damn why you ain't speaking. So when I look at the car I'm like I know you. So I was like I know you. She was like no you don't know me. I was like, "Girl, I know you from somewhere, but I just can't put my finger on it. I know you." I was like, "Wait, so you know Elmo?" She was like, "Yeah, I know Elmo. That's my baby daddy." And then I was like, "Oh yeah, so you was the girl that spit in my mama face." And then she was like, "Yeah, I spit in your mom face." I was like, "Well, that's disrespectful as" and I was like, "You ever do that again? You should I'mma put you in jail." And all that me and her was just going back and forth. The officer listened to the suspect. Then she described how the argument between her and her mama's nemesis had unfolded, claiming she had only wanted to defend her mother. But she kept leaving one thing out. And the officer [music] asked her about it. >> My problem is, why are you threatening to shoot her? >> I did not threaten to shoot nobody. My right hand to God. Let me die right now. My baby life. I never said I'm going to shoot anybody. How the hell I'm going shoot somebody with no damn gun and shoot them with damn air? But here's my thing, right? I'm trying to figure out were you just talking and just talking out of your or were you just you know what I'm saying? Because I think I think I think there's a difference between talking out of and talking and actually doing something. You know what I'm saying? So it's one thing if because here's my here's my thing, right? And I've I've always been straight up with you, right? >> Yeah. >> I don't I don't believe you that you didn't say you were going to shoot her because And you want to know why? Because I have not only multiple witnesses that were there, I have a guy who don't know you and don't know her saying that he heard exactly what you said, >> bro. >> So, but what did what exactly did you say? >> I never said that I was going to shoot this girl. Why the I say I'm going to shoot somebody with no gun. >> Because you were talking because you were talking, >> bro. I was Bro, I told her that if she ever do that, I will beat her. I never said I'm going to shoot her. Why the I said I'm going to shoot somebody. I've been through like that before when I went to jail. I KNOW NOT to say nothing like that. >> The suspect denied threatening the other girl and denied having a gun. The officers hadn't found a weapon on her during the search either. They left the detainee in the patrol car, but a short while later, they were surprised to find her inside acting like a rabid dog. >> Are you okay? >> Okay. Do you want your mom to have your phone? >> She wants to bring it. >> Connect where your stuff at your car you out. >> Hey, >> mom's trying to talk to you for a second. We're trying to figure everything out. >> You get if you be able to get out, just calm down. IT AIN'T LIKE DAMN, >> BRO. I DON'T CARE CUZ I AIN'T DO. >> I know. I get that. >> Bro, I DON'T CARE CUZ I AIN'T DO. [screaming] ALL I DID WAS CUT THIS OUT, BRO. >> [ __ ] think put you in the back of the car. >> All right, relax. Relax, >> BRO. I DON'T [screaming] CARE. >> TWO HANDS. Don't touch me, bro. Don't touch me, bro. >> We don't We don't want to just calm down. That's all. >> I don't give a Don't get down with my >> bro. Listen, bro. >> It's okay. It's okay. Get yourself out. You're okay. You're okay. Calm down. Calm down. Calm down. >> I don't GIVE PUT. >> After being arrested for aggravated assault, the suspect was taken to jail. Let's hope that in the future she'll think twice before threatening and assaulting people. On October 3rd, 2025, officers in Ohio received calls reporting a dispute involving a repeat female trespasser. [music] The caller reported that when she confronted the woman for cutting through nearby private property, the woman hit her in the face. The officers were immediately dispatched [music] and soon found the suspect, who turned out to be very combative. Help me. I didn't do anything wrong. I didn't do anything wrong, dude. Can my damn? [screaming] >> You really going to kick me? >> Okay, now you're under arrest. >> Good job. Now you're going to jail. >> What the hell's wrong with you? Sit in the car. At least till my dad gets here, please. >> Right from the start, the 18-year-old suspect had earned herself a ride to jail. The officer struggled to secure her inside the patrol car. Around him, several bystanders had gathered. One of the women who had stood up to the aggressive detainee explained what had happened. >> Private property all the way back to the river >> and we asked her not to trespass on private property. We showed her sign. She kept her house back there and we explained to her no and then she just kept getting confrontational and didn't want to leave. And then she kept trying to cut >> I got her in custody and in the car. She kept trying to cut through every single one of our properties right here to get to a house that doesn't exist back there. >> Okay. >> And we kept asking her to leave and we started walking her down here. We're like, "Just please just get on the road. We can give us your address and we can help you navigate cuz now she says she's lost and she uh she tried to dart again and my daughter and all of us are standing in a line and she assaulted my daughter. My daughter took her to the ground." The witness didn't manage to finish her accounts because she was interrupted by the suspect, who kept trying to get the officer's attention from inside the patrol car. When he opened the door, she had considerably toned down the aggression and was ready to beg. >> I promise I won't do it again. >> It doesn't matter. It's done. It's over. [crying] You're going to jail. How old are you? >> Okay, you're going to jail. >> No, there's no Please. Wait till my dad gets here. >> I'll tell him you're going to jail for sure. Yeah. His daughter just assaulted a cop. That's really smart. Okay. Literally could just sat in the car. Could have just sat in the car. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> Move your foot. >> Please. And thank you. >> I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> Move your feet. I'll do it. I'll do it. >> I'll do it. >> I'll do it. Do it. >> Just >> listen. >> You're not helping your case. >> Please. >> So, keep your in here, please. And stop being silly. >> This is not that serious. Just sat down. >> I got a bad feeling about this one. >> The suspect didn't seem to be in a stable mental condition. She appeared to be in some kind of hysteria. The officer returned to the people from the neighboring houses. They explained that it wasn't the first time she had tried to cut through their property. So >> anyway, we were trying to just make sure she's not trespassing on private property because this is the second time she's [snorts] cut through along that fence line and it belongs to private property. >> Okay. >> And then she tried to cut through on her property and then she tried to cut through Lily's property. Okay. >> And we are very protective of our neighbors. We weren't trying to be We asked her what her address was. We offered to help her find her way and she insisted that you I'm going this way. And then when we walked her this way, She is all we can get out of her. 803 what? >> She assault 300 block and it goes nowhere after that. >> Yeah. And then she assaulted my daughter. >> We were down all the way at the corner and we tried to get her to walk back this way because there's nothing over there. There's a big ditch right here. >> Like granted, if she came up through this way, that's a different story. But right now, then people just moved in there and they don't need people coming in and out of their yard. >> Children, small children. They've [clears throat] got cameras. They've got no touch. just been real pushy about going that way the whole time. Like no give on nothing. No taking instructions or criticism of anybody to my house with your front door. >> We were talking nicely to her. We weren't rude. >> Oh, >> I saw that. I saw it there. >> We weren't trying to be disrespectful. We were just, hey, we just want we don't want you to get in trouble. Just letting you know this is private property. And she just would not give in. >> The neighbors were annoyed by the teenage suspect's repeated trespassing. What was interesting was what kept driving her to act that way. Suddenly, the person who might have had the answer appeared on the scene. The girl's father. >> I'm sorry. >> My daughter. >> Your daughter? >> Yeah. >> Is under arrest >> for what? >> Assault on me and assault on that lady right there. >> Are you serious? She's have she's had short-term memory loss. She has epilepsy and all kinds of stuff. [music] >> Okay. >> And I was trying to rush rush and rush and get to where she even live. >> Right here. >> Okay. That's why we're here. >> Yeah, she don't mean any harm. She was She said when I called her, she said she was trying to go to the store. >> Apparently, the teenage girl's health condition had also played a role in her actions. Her father tried to clarify the situation and the neighbors treated him with respect. [music] They explained exactly what had happened. >> I told you I was a woman. I was eating me first. >> What was she trying to cut through? >> She was trying to go. >> What is it? >> There's a house on the end of this road that literally drops off into this river little thing creek thing. She said her aunt lives there. >> Well, my aunt lives on Martin Avenue. She has short-term memory loss. She don't really realize what she's doing. She has epilepsy, not non epilepsy, >> FD, >> but she we had no problem trying to help her. She wouldn't give us an address. She just gave us a house number, but not a street. And we were trying to help redirect her. My son would have even walked with her. >> This is what you got to talk to her about. And >> we just we're going to start a big >> We're very nice up here. were just protective and we just wanted to redirect her and she just >> The suspect's condition was unusual and unfortunate. But on the other hand, [music] the people in the neighborhood also had valid concerns of their own. The girl's father explained how important her medication was and what usually happens when she misses taking it. >> Yeah, she I don't know if she took her meds or not. Sometimes when she don't take them, >> escalates. Well, she she did have a hard time comprehending the fact that that drops off into a ravine. Basically, >> where do you guys live at? >> I live in >> Where did she live with you? >> Uh, she lives in Miami. >> Oh, >> and this is the second time she's going to that property trying to cut through. Yeah, she did it earlier and I tried to I tried to stop her the second time. >> I just told her it was private property. She can't go that way. Then she said, "My aunt lives here." No, she doesn't. I said, "Who's your aunt?" She said, "And I said doesn't live here." >> Whatever. But >> I said, "She doesn't live here." >> The teenage suspect was eventually [music] transported to jail. She was charged with assault and assault on an officer. Disrespectful teenagers are used to getting away with things because of other people's leniency. But they learned the hard way that not everyone would let bad behavior slide. When nononsense cops snap them back to reality.