Hey, did you reach? Hey, did you reach live streamed unstoppable horrifying daily? These are real life crimes played out online for the world to see. Oh, I just tried to pop a shot with safety on a custody rage turned violent, a deadly revenge, a traffic stop shooting, and a daughter killing her mother. The footage is disturbing. The stories unforgettable. At the end of every story, we're now adding a constitution challenge. Winners will get featured in our next video with your name and photo on screen. Drop your answer in the comments and prove you've got the brains. Next up, a tragedy so unthinkable it unfolded in real time for horrified Tik Tok viewers to witness. You deserve to be beautiful, mama. You deserve to be beautiful. You deserve to be beautiful. I know that I deserve to be beautiful. I am beautiful. I'm indigenous. January 8th, 2024. What began as a routine trip to the San Raphael Police Station turned into a nightmare. 28-year-old Tonin Orus Beltron, a Tik Tok personality with a history of mental health struggles and addiction, had returned with her 55-year-old mother, Olivia, to retrieve her impounded car. Earlier that day, Tonin had been arrested for fleeing police during a traffic stop. But the real danger was just beginning. There's concern. Get your camera. You can record me all you want. So there's concern that your daughter can't safely drive right now. I don't know her. Okay. You obviously know her. She probably has some mental health issues based off what you said. So in her current state, I'm not totally comfortable in her driving. I haven't observed like if she just got mental health issues. Look at that nice piss. If there's anything else going on like alcohol or narcotics, then she's just going to get arrested again and her cards get towed again. So, who's going to drive the car? The mom. Mom, stop. You're dumb. Stop. Be quiet. Let me Yeah. So, anyway, so I'm promoting, right? And so, I I'm talking to your mother. Okay. She actually making So, the tow truck's going to pick up the Toyota. Yes. Okay. It's going to be sport. It's not going to be driving. Why not? I got things to do. It is drivable. just have someone randomly. Okay, hold on. So, whoever would like to come to the party on Friday, who wants the invite on Friday, which is going to be lit. Inside the station, Tonin was seen waving a pocketk knife right in front of officers. Despite her mother's prior warnings about Tonin's instability, no one intervened. The knife stayed in her hands, a fatal mistake. After being told the car would be returned, the two left. But Tonin's behavior grew increasingly erratic as they drove home. Then still live streaming on Tik Tok. Who's ready to catch them slipping today? Who's tiptoeing? Who's tiptoeing? Oh lordy. Oh man. Man. Oh man. Oh man. You have no clue what is waiting for you, buddy. Do you like the way you look? Of course. I love myself. No, but when you see who you who you are now in the mirror, do you like what you see in the mirror? I am your mom. I am Sebastian's mom. I am a woman of color. Why do you say that? You know, why do you question that? You got to go to the doctor. You got to get your stuff out. Okay. I'll help you. You want me to help you? Yes. I promise you'll sleep tonight. You got to sleep. Yes. Every night. Yes. Every night. Infinitely. Infinitely. Infinite. Infinite. Infinitely. Infinitely. Infinitely. Infinitely. I will. I will. I will. You got to wake up with the sun and go to sleep when it gets dark. You're not to be going out with people that you don't know. Got to be safe. You know, stay grounded. Hey, you deserve to be beautiful, mama. You deserve to be beautiful. You deserve to be beautiful. I am beautiful. I'm indigenous. I am you. Do you remember what you used to look like? I'm in the I know that I deserve for you to just calm down to stay grounded. What appeared to be a quiet motherdaughter moment turned into a blood bath. Without warning, Tonin pulled out the knife and stabbed her mother over and over. Horrified viewers flooded 911 lines, but it was too late. By the time police arrived, Olivia was dead. The footage, too graphic, too disturbing, was swiftly pulled from Tik Tok, but the damage was done. A mother had been murdered by her own child. Tonin was arrested and charged with murder and assault. Her defense not guilty by reason of insanity. The court has ordered a psychiatric evaluation, leaving one haunting question. Was this an act of evil or the breaking point of a fractured mind? The case continues. Under the US Constitution, which amendment guarantees the right to a fair trial, even for those claiming mental illness? This case is bone chilling. A father consumed by rage didn't just attack a child services worker. He broadcast his brutality for the world to see. He was a dead man. November 5th, 2024. 32-year-old Dadre Terrell Johnson walked into the Arizona Department of Child Safety. His phone streaming every second. On the surface, it was just another meeting in his bitter custody battle for his 9-year-old daughter. But beneath the calm, a storm was brewing. When Johnson learned the case worker had interviewed his daughter behind his back, gathering damning evidence that could strip his custody rights. Something inside him shattered. Then he struck. DCS. I'mma introduce I want to introduce you so that we can have a a proper introdu introduction on I want to introduce you. Don't be afraid. You hold the public position. All right, man. All right. So, we'll be attaching. You dead man. You was a dead man. The moment you took my daughter in that room and you couldn't tell me, you couldn't show me video on this for any work that think that they found my daughter and think they ain't got to talk to me. He was a dead man. In a flash of violence, Johnson lunged, his hands locking around the case worker's throat. The camera captured every horrifying second, the gasps, the thrashing, the victim's body going limp as Johnson choked him unconscious. Release right now. [Music] I'm already ready for this. [Music] Go ahead, call the cops. I'll be waiting. Anybody else think it's okay to take the girls to the room? Anybody else think it's okay? Huh? Is it okay to take little girls in the room? The is not I don't what position y'all. You take my room. This is what going to happen to you. You still breathing? Back up. No, I called the cops already. They didn't want to deflect me. I couldn't. Nobody taking my daughter to No, I didn't. He's still breathing. I like leave him alone. Hey, what can I say? Leave him alone. But it didn't end there. When another employee burst into the lobby, the attack paused, only for Johnson to return moments later, clamping down again like a man possessed. It took screaming bystanders to finally drag him off. And the most chilling part, he grinned into the live stream, boasting that he wasn't afraid of the police before vanishing into the streets. Three hours later, authorities tracked him down. The case worker survived barely with life-threatening injuries. Johnson now faces attempted first-degree murder, aggravated assault, fleeing from law enforcement, disorderly conduct. At the time of this report, the courts haven't yet delivered justice. But one thing's certain, this wasn't just a crime, it was a spectacle of pure rage. Which amendment has been cited in cases involving parental rights and due process? Next up, a routine traffic stop that exploded into a nightmare broadcast live in real time. I should have sir with [ __ ] with [ __ ] Taliban better than you. Go back, sit in the [ __ ] car and leave. No, sir. No, it doesn't work. So now you want to give me that. Hey, you reach. April 2nd, 2023, Fairfax police pulled over 36-year-old Jamal Wall-E, a former US Army translator who had served in Afghanistan. The reason, a simple expired safety sticker. Nothing that should have sparked more than a warning, but then everything went sideways. Wall-Ally was live streaming the entire encounter. That was a heck of a stop, sir. I have a gun and I'm I'm armed. I'll let you know. So, why did you call me over? Uh, your inspection sticker expired. Uh, call Joe Biden or call George B. Your driver's license. There's no I don't have a driving license. Why not? Go back, sit in the [ __ ] car, and leave. No, sir. No, it doesn't work that way. Okay, so go ahead. Do whatever you want to do. Can I get your name? No. No. No. You're [ __ ] killing me. You [ __ ] people don't get a disability. [ __ ] I have kids and I have a lot of [ __ ] [ __ ] things. So why you [ __ ] treat me this way? Let me get a supervisor to my location, please. You [ __ ] dumbass [ __ ] people. You [ __ ] [ __ ] Majestic. I can't even go back to my [ __ ] country because of you [ __ ] I start in [ __ ] ar every time you [ __ ] [ __ ] m every time. Do you have the uh registration to the vehicle? Nothing. Nothing. You got nothing. Nothing. All right. Yeah. I I died and when I was serving you with you liars with you people with American stuff. I served as well, sir. Yeah. So you stop you brought me to the you [ __ ] people brought me to this goddamn country and I'm dying every [ __ ] single day and I have four children and we wholly survive because you're a [ __ ] racist people. Okay. Yeah. Because I can't get a job. I can't get a disability. And and they took my [ __ ] license because I'm not able to pay the insurance. So why are you [ __ ] trying to kill me? Subject's arms refusing to give ID. His camera rolling as tension simmerred. Then without warning, he raised a gun and fired the first shot at officers. A miracle saved lives that day. Wallally's weapon jammed after that first shot. A stroke of faith that gave a third officer just enough time to return fire, striking Wall-E four times, but the damage was already done. Wallally's bullets had ripped through the arms of two officers before slamming into a nearby car. Don't reach for anything, dude. Don't unbuckle. I'm telling you, don't reach. I'm telling you, don't reach. I don't give a damn [ __ ] if you do anything. Don't do anything. Well, it sounds like you're going through a really rough time. I should have sir with with Taliban better than you. I was concerned and a dumb ass [ __ ] when I was concerned about Taliban. But in America since 2014, I'm concerned about more about you people because you lie because you play games. So these are my partners here. They're coming up. I don't want you to get rattled, but it's because you were reaching for your weapon. No, no, I'm not, sir. Hey, I watched you do it. I'm not bring as many people as you can. Roger. If I can slow down. Hey, so listen American. This is Take it. I take this with you. Okay. So now you want to give me that. Hey, you reach 800 round shots fired. The scene was chaos, screams, gunm smoke, and the cold realization that this should have been just another paperwork stop. Wall-ally was rushed to the hospital but succumbed to his injuries. What began as a minor violation nearly became a massacre. All captured on camera, frame by terrifying frame. No motive, no warning, just a split-second decision that left blood on the pavement and a city asking why. The live stream ended, but the questions never will. Which amendment protects citizens from quote unreasonable searches and seizures by law enforcement?