One of the most shocking things in the world is how some people can destroy their own lives in just a few minutes. And even worse, they often do it through incredibly stupid decisions. >> You got to stop drinking, Ashley. >> You're an alcoholic. >> You're going to pick up. >> You're under arrest for aggravated DUI. >> The woman in this video thought she was smart enough to get away with it. But from impulsive actions to selfish decisions, she systematically turned her life into a complete disaster. I just got a surgery and you're touching me when I can't feel anything. Don't touch me. >> And believe me, what happened in the end was crazier than anything you can imagine. >> Why do you say that? >> Because four eyes cannot make the same mistake. I saw you. He saw you. Listen, I'm talking now. >> This is not a toy. It's a motivator. Can you Can you please keep going? >> All right. This is not a toy. >> Okay. I'm a I'm a traffic officer. All right. So, what I do for a living is I write DUIs, okay? And I'm telling by looking at you right now, you're under the you're under the influence of something. Okay? That's my belief. >> Everything began when a police officer decided to stop the stormy journey of a 22-year-old girl on a tiny scooter. The moment he approached, the officer did not hesitate to compliment her by saying she looked like a reckless clown. >> Why are you playing stupid? Are are you like you have like issue with memory or something? I'm I'm just trying to figure out >> because you're driving like a clown. >> Copy a 1050 and Charles >> black scooter 4776 >> November Juliet 477 6 NJ uh white female on a rental scooter reason for start reckless driving. >> It's that easy. >> How easy? That easy. Let me see your license. >> Officer 55. >> You don't even know his name when you're asking. >> Driver's license. >> Malik working. >> What? >> Mal. >> It is. >> It was working. >> 79. Okay. >> I'm confused. What's going on here? I just got here about an hour ago. >> Why am I Why am I being like pulled over or whatever? >> I already explained to you. You're You're driving behind cars, slamming on your brakes, driving carelessly, and and screeching your tires the whole time. So, you almost ran into a few cars as I watch you running go back and forth on Devol. >> I don't think that's me. Yeah. I'm trying to find my friend. >> No, that I'm I clear. Ma'am, it was clearly you cuz I have two eyes that I can see with. Okay. >> Yeah, I have two eyes. Perfect. I can see as well. >> So, you've been driving back and forth through Wall Street for like last 15 minutes or so. >> Yes. >> I I don't think that's me. >> Okay. Well, >> we're not arguing here. >> What about him? >> No. What about you? We have you stopped. >> I understand. Why not? >> Okay. Our focus is you right now. When we're done with you, we'll address the other [ __ ] >> What do you mean screeching my tires? >> Means you're slamming on the brakes. >> No matter how speed you're at >> and sliding because you're your your your um brakes are locking up. Your tires are screeching on a on a pavement. >> Me you following and following a car very closely. That's that's the definition. That's the definition of reckless driving. >> All right, let's see your license. >> I think I think that you have the wrong person, but okay. Can we see your license? I'm totally down to give you my license, but I think that you have the wrong person. >> Okay. Switching it to >> move it up a little bit cuz we're we're on the move it up right over here. >> I I didn't know I was getting pulled over. >> Oh, boy. Now you are pulled right over here. >> Will you move it up for me? Obviously, I don't know how to drive. I'll just scoot it up. That's good enough there. >> What? >> That's good enough there. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I wish I knew what you guys were talking about. >> Why? Instead of admitting fault, she began using childish and rude language to insult the officers. But her behavior of tailgating trucks and suddenly speeding up and slowing down like a roller coaster was already enough to make her tomorrow morning's hot search. I really do believe that you guys have the wrong person. >> Nope. >> Why do you say that? >> Because four eyes cannot make the same mistake. >> I saw you. He saw you. >> Okay. >> I didn't realize I look like any other blind [ __ ] on this. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. There's a whole bunch of that look exactly like you're driving around recklessly. >> Yeah. A lot. >> I don't understand what I've done recklessly. >> Okay. We just explained that to you once again. You were following a pickup truck on the wall real close. You were breaking and accelerating and breaking and accelerating. You made your way through here earlier behind an electric car and I told you to slow down and then you came around again and because you because listen, I'm talking now. This is not a toy. It's a motor vehicle. Can you Can you please keep going? >> All right. This is not a toy. This is a motor vehicle. You're treating it as a two-way. >> That's the way you're driving it. >> I'm not. >> That's the way you're driving it. >> I'm not. >> All right. We got two officers that saw you driving recklessly. That's enough probable cause to stop you. >> Now, do you need more explanation of that? >> I don't I don't think that I've been stopped. >> Sir, we're doing an investigation. >> My word, it won't happen. >> Okay. But you were not driving. She was driving. >> Yes. And that's >> All right. Do me a favor. Come over here. Come over here. >> Thank you for doing this. Is a traffic stop. >> You got to let us finish our investigation. Let me finish a person. Let me finish. Let me finish. >> Not more. >> This is an investigation. >> All right. We uh This is a traffic stop. It's an investigation. >> Ask her if she understands. >> We if she says yes. >> All right. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> You cannot obstruct our investigation. She's an adult. She's already teen, isn't she? >> I love you. All right, let us finish our investigation. >> Where do you Where are you staying? >> What? >> Where are you staying? What? You had staying at hotel or you staying at uh Where are you staying at? >> I'm staying with my friend. >> Okay, I'm going to tell you something right now. If we're going to see you again on the scooter doing what you were doing earlier, are you going to go to jail? You understand? For careless driving? >> I was never careless driving. >> Yes, you were. Why are you playing stupid? Are you like >> you have like issue with memory or something? I'm I'm just trying to figure out >> how old are you? >> 22. >> 22 years old. So, you're an adult, right? >> Yes. >> Correct. So, you telling two police officers that witnessed you drive like a, you know, care in a careless manner. You telling us that it wasn't you? Is that >> I'm not saying that wasn't me. I'm You said it wasn't understand what is going on here. Right. >> I Well, I'm explaining you as an adult to an adult. >> Okay. Okay. So, so you were driving. I know what you look like. I can see your tattoos and I know what you know what you're driving this rental scooter from this company. You went up and down to Ball Street numerous times. >> What scooter number am I driving? >> It doesn't matter. It's a rental scooter. It doesn't matter what number >> because I'm here with 34 other >> Okay. Well, we're just going to give you a ticket. That's fine. >> Okay. Give me a ticket. That's fine. >> I'm trying to understand. >> Okay. Okay. You're you're clearly not comprehending or understanding. >> Clearly, I don't understand what's going on. >> Okay. Put your kickstand on your scooter, please, and get off. >> Okay. >> Grab your stuff. >> Okay. >> You have her. Who has her ID? >> I'm going to I'm going to pull up on my car so >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> All right. Come with me. >> Why am I >> Come with me. Either you can walk with me normal or I can put you in handcuffs and we can walk over there. Is this like an okay thing? >> Am I being arrested or >> I don't know yet. We're going to have a go. We're going to have a conversation about it. Come with me. >> Can we have it here? >> No. >> We need to have it by my car. >> Go stand in front of my car. >> Okay. >> She hoped that if she claimed to be a new tourist, the police would go easy on her. But unfortunately for her, the person facing her was Officer Gonzalez, an expert at detecting lies. >> All right. Where are you coming from? >> I live in Illinois. >> I Well, no [ __ ] Where are you coming from tonight? >> I just got here like 20 minutes ago. >> You just got to Key West 20 minutes ago. >> About an hour ago. And I just got my scooter not too long ago. >> Okay. So, where are you coming from in Key West? And why are you driving on Duval? That's right. That's what I'm asking. I just got off my flight from St. Louis. >> I live in Missouri. >> Okay. >> Illinois, I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I live in St. Louis. >> All right. So, let's let's let's do a timeline. All right. >> Okay. >> Your plane lands in Key West, right? >> Yes. >> You get off your plane. You go to Sunshine Scooters. You get your scooter. Then where do you go? >> Just been driving around. >> You've just been driving around >> trying to find any place that I can find. >> Okay. So, you didn't stop anywhere on your scooter. You got on your scooter at Sunshine Scooters and started driving around. >> I've stopped here and there, but >> Where have you stopped? >> I'm not from here. I don't know. >> Stopped anywhere and everywhere that I can. >> Okay. Who are you here with? >> My friends, people who I work with. >> And where are your friends right now? >> Obviously anywhere but here. All right. >> So, do you see why how you're making this really difficult on us? >> I don't. That's why I'm so confused. >> You don't? Okay. So, you're driving like a fool on Duvall Street. That's why this officer pulled you over. Okay. And then I'm asking you what Let me explain who I am. Okay. I'm a I'm a traffic officer. All right. So, what I do for a living is I write DUIs. Okay. And I'm telling by looking at you right now, you're under the you're under the influence of something. Okay? That's my belief that you're under the influence of something. And I base that on my experience. Now, I was a police officer in Illinois, too. So, I base that off of my experience. Doesn't matter. I base that off my experience working in Illinois and in working in Florida. All right. So, I've done plenty of DUI and I've yet to put you through any type of exercises yet, but I can tell by looking at you that you're under the influence of some type of intoxicating compound. You understand me? >> Not really, but >> Well, I mean, understanding me and agreeing with me are two different things. You understand the words that are coming out of my mouth? >> I do understand, but I don't >> And you don't agree. Okay, that's all I ask is you do not agree, but you you understand. All right, so what time did you pick your scooter up today? Was it daylight or dark? >> Probably around 5. >> All right, so do you know what time it is right now? >> 8:55 p.m. >> So 4 hours ago, you picked up your scooters. You see how that doesn't make sense now? Cuz you just told me you just got off the plane an hour ago. So that would have been 75. >> I've been driving around for about an hour. I picked up my scooter and I went and I took a nap. What hotel are you staying at? >> I'm not staying at a hotel. >> So where are you staying when you're here? >> With my friends. >> Where? So where are they staying? >> I wish I knew. Unfortunately, I got separated from my friends. >> Okay. Your friend >> I have friends who live here. >> All right. And where do they live? >> That's why I am here. >> All right. So where did they live on the island? >> If I was with them, they would be able to tell you. >> So you just randomly showed up in Key West with your friends and you don't know where they live. So where are your bags right now? Where are your where is your luggage? >> I'm at my friend's house. I told you I went I got off the plane. I went to my friend's house. I took a nap. Woke up. Here I am driving around. I'm not under the influence of anything. >> I'm confused on why you're >> okay. >> Asking me so many questions. >> Because I have to do. >> She mocked the officer for having to read from a card as a way to belittle their intelligence. Police gave her one final opportunity to take the breath alcohol test, but she still decided to refuse. an investigation >> based on my based on my visual. So here here's here's the thing. Okay. Um I believe that I believe from my experience that you're under the influence of some of something. Okay. So in order to dispel my beliefs that you're under the influence of an intoxicating compound. Do you would you want to submit to field sobriety exercises? >> You would like to. I'd rather >> I'm asking I'm asking you the question if you would like to submit to a field sobriety exercise. >> Probably not. >> So is that a yes or is that a no? I need a very clear and decisive answer. All right, so here's what's going to happen. Okay, here here's what's going to happen. All right, where are your friends at right now? >> Driving around on their scooters. >> Okay, where? Call one of your friends right now. >> And say what? >> And have them come here. >> And say what? >> So that you can give them a DUI, too. >> Did I say I was giving you a DUI? >> I don't know what's going on right now. I don't know why I got pulled over. >> Because you're driving like a clown. You've been driving like a clown for the past half hour. This officer's watched you once go by and then he pulled you over the second time you've gone by because you're driving erratically down the street of Dubal. Okay, which is a Saturday night, which is a 100 people on Dubal and you're driving like a fool. >> So, what do my friends have to do with any of this? >> Okay, you don't have to call them. I'm just trying to help you out. But if you don't want to call your friends, that's fine. >> How is that going to help me? >> How wouldn't it help you? >> How would it not? because you're by yourself. >> Okay. >> Okay. All right. So, here's the deal. You ever been read your rights before? >> I I work for a lawyer. >> Perfect. Read your Miranda rights before. I don't care who you work for. >> I have. >> Perfect. So, what I'm going to do is I'm going to read your rights again. >> All right. >> Am I being arrested? >> All All I ask is that you do not interrupt me while I'm reading them. After you're done, if you have any questions, you can ask them then. >> I have any questions now? >> Well, I'm going to read this to you first and then you can ask me questions afterwards. You understand me? Yes. >> All right. Perfect. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and to have him present while you're being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to you and represent you before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any single time to exercise these rights and not answer any questions or make any statements. You understand these rights as I've read them to you. You understand these rights as I've read them to you. >> You're reading them off of a card. Do you understand them? I do understand them. I'm reading them off a card. Yes. Do you understand these rights? >> Perfect. At any point in time has a law as a law enforcement officer asked you to speak to an attorney. >> Yes or no? >> No. >> Perfect. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> I'm trying to ask you a question before you read me that. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to us about the incidents that happened tonight? >> What kind of questions are you trying to ask? >> It's a yes or no answer. >> Sure. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to speak to me about what happened tonight? >> What do you want to ask? >> Yes. What do you want to ask? >> Perfect. Where are you coming from? Where is Where was your scooter parked before you got here? >> My friend's house. >> Okay. All right. So, here's the deal. In order to dispel my belief that you're operating a motor vehicle in the state of Florida on Duval Street, would you wish to submit to a field sobriety field sobriety test exercises? >> No. >> You do not wish to do that? Okay, perfect. Go ahead. Turn around for put your hands behind your back. You're being you're being arrested for the suspension of a DUI. >> 79 has one in custody. One more question. >> I'm 110 lbs. You don't have to put them really tight. >> You also have very small wrists. They have to be tighter than normal because I don't want you slipping out of them. >> I'm not going to slip out of them. >> Okay. Well, I'm going to make sure of that. >> Please do. Thank you. You have anything else on you should be aware of? Anything illegal? >> Nothing but nipple rings. >> Okay, those aren't illegal. >> Anything in your pockets? >> No, but my left my left hand is going numb. Can you um >> There you go. There's plenty of room. >> She complained that the handcuffs were too painful and suddenly developed a strange fear. Not stopping there, she declared that she had just recovered from COVID two weeks earlier in an attempt to gain sympathy. >> Thank you. >> Please put that on the hood of the car. >> All right. King tie. I'm not going anywhere if that's what you're asking. >> I'm not asking. >> Okay. >> Go that way. >> Which car am I getting in? >> Mine. >> Okay. So, why am I Can you hand Can you sit here for a second with her? I need to clear out my back seat. >> It's in your back seat. >> A box >> of what? >> Of stuff that doesn't concern you. >> Hold on to her. Open the door for you. >> Just hold on to her. I'll take care of it. >> Gotcha. I had CO two weeks ago if you guys are curious. >> Perfect. Congratulations. No, >> I've checked I've checked for proper fit. You have enough room. >> Okay. >> You have viable space. All right. Please come this way. Take a seat. You better go. You can't do it. I have a Hold on. Hold on. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Mhm. >> Hi. >> 110 lbs. You want to tackle me? I don't want to tackle you. >> Anything else? You're more than welcome to lean up against the car. They're going to come see you. >> Okay. >> Open your mouth. Stick your tongue out. Lift up your tongue for me. Perfect. >> What is your first name? T Alec Tyler? >> Nope. >> Troy? >> Nope. >> What is it? >> Not those. How do you say your name? >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. Okay. See, I'm getting >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. >> Cheyenne. >> Okay. Okay. It's my third language. >> Where are you from originally? >> Colombia. South America. >> Really? >> Yes. Yes. Beautiful country of Columbia. >> Yes. Can I go to the bathroom? >> You guys are both married. >> No, he's not. No, he's not. >> I have two steps. They are um they're great. >> Despite pretending to be clueless to fool the police, Cheyenne was quickly arrested for DUI and reckless driving. After the incident became public, it attracted considerable attention from the online community. Below are some of the most notable opinions and comments from viewers regarding this case. Let's head over to Wendy's where instead of receiving a hot burger, police officers were served a full portion of attitude from a customer named you don't just appear here. So >> yeah, I just [ __ ] appeared here. >> Okay, >> that's what happened, man. That's what they said. That's what happened. >> You got to stop drinking, Ashley. >> You're an alcoholic. >> I was going to pick me up. >> You're under arrest for aggravated DUI. >> A call came in about a disturbance at the drive-thru area. Ashley demanded that employees return the drinks and food that she claimed she had already paid for. And this was when she began making moves that caused the officers to question their own IQ levels. >> Hello, >> Ashley. What's going on? >> What's up? I'm trying to get my [ __ ] biggy back. Heing tweaking. He sucking. No. What about my biggy bag? No, he doing that. He is doing that genuinely. Look. Look. He sucking. >> You're in here causing a scene. >> Look. Okay. I don't cause [ __ ] He took my drink. I paid for that. >> I paid for that. I have to go. What's up? Where's my bag? I pay for I paid for a nugget of sal. >> Did she pay for anything? >> I did. No. Girl, where's my [ __ ] It's in that car. >> Okay, go get the receipt. >> Okay, cool. Can I Wait. >> I promise if she comes back with the receipt, I'll give her the receipt. Did >> you come to the drivethrough or what? No, I came to the restaurant and I parked and I came inside. So, can I get the receipt and can I get my food? >> Let's go walk outside. >> Okay, cool. >> Let's walk outside. >> Okay. I'm not doing too. I'm not trying to do too much and trigger y'all. Like, let me know. Cars car's done. >> Who's in the car with you? >> Nobody. >> What are we doing here? >> Stop right here for you. That's what you said. >> Okay, but I'm saying why >> why are we stopp right here? >> Did you go You went through the drive-thru. You got a receipt. >> You said stop right here. >> I'm asking you a question. That's why we're stopped right here. This is stop right here. >> Whose car is this? >> Whose car is this? >> You already know. >> Whose closet? No, I'm not moving. >> So, let Okay. So, >> whose closet? >> Who else is in the car with you? >> Nobody. Nobody's in a car. >> Nobody's in a car. >> So, you drove here to get Wendy's. >> Nobody's driving through the drive-thru alone. >> You drove through the drive-thru alone? >> Nobody said that. Nobody [ __ ] said that. The [ __ ] Wendy's police on y'all. Wendy said this [ __ ] is twing in the drivethru. Right. How's your car? That's what they said, right? That's what they said. >> Yeah, but how's your car? You drove here? Are you by yourself? >> Alone. You're alone. You're alone. I didn't [ __ ] move. >> I'm saying how'd you get over here? Is anybody else with you? You. How did you get to leave? >> No, I didn't get over here with nobody. >> You came here yourself. >> No, I >> You don't just appear here. So, >> yeah, I just [ __ ] appeared here. >> Okay. >> That's what happened, babe. That's what they said. That's what happened. >> Okay. You already stated to us that you went through the drive-thru, ordered food, and they didn't give it to you. And you had a receipt in your car for what you ordered when you went through the drive-thru. >> Did they tweet? >> Is that true? You You ordered food through the drive-thru and they didn't give you your food? >> Did they tweet? Did I not give my [ __ ] >> She began screaming hysterically, accusing three strangers of breaking into her car right in front of the officers without them noticing. Such a clumsy attempt at staging a story only proved further that Ashley was not sober at all. >> I'm asking you. I wasn't here. >> Did they though? >> I'm asking you. >> I'm asking you though. >> I wasn't here, ma'am. >> I'm I'm just saying they got my receipt. They back up in there cuz they didn't give me my >> You said you had your receipt. >> I'm saying though. They They just grabbed your receipt, right? They just went up in there, right? >> No. >> Right. They just grabbed my [ __ ] from my car, right? >> Nobody was at your car. >> No, they Nobody was on my car. Are youing [ __ ] Three [ __ ] was just at my car. Are you dumb as [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] [ __ ] Three [ __ ] was just in my car. Are you slow at your car? What's going on? Do you not register? What the [ __ ] is going on? >> No, I know what's going on. >> Three [ __ ] [ __ ] was inside my car. Do you not get that? Like, did you not like >> No. Maybe I don't understand. So, explain to me. Tell me. >> See that? >> Tell me from from the start what happened. >> My car. >> Okay. You're not going to sit here and yell at me. >> You're not going to sit here and yell at me. >> You didn't. Okay. Oh [ __ ] But [ __ ] what the is you talking about? Tell me what happened from the start. >> On the ground. >> You don't have to sit down. Just tell me. >> I'm asking. I'm just asking. Like you didn't see three [ __ ] on my car. >> You did not see that. >> I did not. >> Oh, that just happened though. So like what are you hired to do? Watch. What the happened? >> I didn't see three people at your car. >> You didn't? >> No. >> No. >> So explain to me from the beginning before we got here. >> No. No. Before [ __ ] like after you showed the up, [ __ ] Three [ __ ] went up to that car. You didn't peep that. You didn't see that. You'reing slow. Like that's just like that's really embarrassing. Like genuinely like because like I peeped that. Like it's [ __ ] pushing through the door. Like you didn't see three [ __ ] walk up to my car. That's literally embarrassing. >> No, I've told you multiple times now. I didn't see that. >> That's super embarrassing. Like you're not on pee. You're not pee on the call you got called to. That's really embarrassing. Like >> what happened? >> Came to that car. >> No, I did not. And I'm done talking about that. >> I mean, you keep talking about it, [ __ ] I didn't drive that car, so I don't give a >> Already stated that you did. >> No, I didn't. >> You did, though. You stated that you drove through the drive-thru and you didn't get the right food. >> [ __ ] license. I haven't been driving for 2 weeks. >> Employees stated that she spent five full minutes searching for money to pay, but the result was empty pockets. She then began repeatedly honking the horn as if trying to destroy the eardrums of the entire neighborhood. >> Well, >> yeah, [ __ ] You could keep laughing, [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] I don't know who's behind me. Some fat ass. >> Good evening. >> How's it going, guys? It's >> one of those nights, you know. >> It's one of those nights. She drunk or high? >> Uh, she drove to that parking lot. Thought I should go check out our truck. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Where was uh where was she driving? >> Well, she was right here and then she's going crazy honking her laying on it. just laying on, laying on, stopped, then do it again, then do it again, and then she's looking around, then did it again, and then took off, going to the other parking lot, spun back around, came back up here. You guys be willing to sign? >> Sure. >> Saying that you were driving. >> Yeah, she was driving. >> I was I was getting ready to call she drove the car. She was going to hit. >> Yeah, I thought she was going to hit my truck. >> I DUI her two months ago. >> Did you? >> Yeah. >> What did she do when she came through the drive-thru? >> Uh, the first time she she like we could tell she was drunk, but like honestly, it wasn't really my business to call her. We just took her order and then she said she needed to find her money. So she took about 5 minutes to find her money. She couldn't find. So I asked her to pull up here. So so we could take the rest of the cars behind her. >> I heard her just like blaring on the horn. So I figured she wanted me to come out here. So I came out here and she she just started screaming. I couldn't understand what she was saying cuz like her words was on slur. So I just went back in the building and then she came back around and she drove over the curb right there and I seen her. I started coming around. >> Are these her marks right here? Are these different? >> Probably. Yeah. Yeah. Cuz she one tire was on top of this curb and the other one was like that. probably 30. >> Okay. >> I don't know. I don't give a So what what are we doing? Like hey, he said, "What are we doing?" >> Fields. >> She struggled and resisted so violently that the officers were forced to slam her to the ground to restrain her. She screamed dramatically just because her glasses were broken during the struggle, accusing police of abusing her. It was hilarious that she forgot she was the one who started the chaos in the first place. >> He doesn't know. He feels I didn't. You didn't pull me over. I'm not doing a feel for you. I do not I'm not doing a feel for you. >> So, you're not going to comply with field sobriety test? >> Yeah. No. Take me to jail. I'm not confident to anything you're talking about. Take me to jail. Are youing [ __ ] >> She's not doing fields. >> Yeah. >> You're not free to leave. You are detained right now. >> You're You're under arrest for DUI. >> Put your hands on. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. >> You got to stop drinking, Ashley. You're an alcoholic. >> No, you're going to go and pick me up. >> You're under arrest for aggravated DUI and resisting. >> You got to pick me up. >> We will. >> Now listen to me. You're going to stand up on your own. We're going to help you. Do you understand? >> Shut the up. >> Okay. Get up. >> My glasses. I need to take my glasses on. >> All right. Let's go. >> Put them on my face. >> They broke. >> Okay. They're broke. >> Let's go. I better shut the off. >> Yeah, you should do that. >> Piece of [ __ ] Sad [ __ ] >> Grab my hand. >> No. >> I'll talk whenever I feel like it. How's that sound? >> How about you shut the sad ass dumb ass? >> We need to sit in jail for a while. >> You're a danger to the community. Stop moving around. >> Keep right there. >> We search the other side >> in a minute. >> Relax. >> Can you do that? I'm not [ __ ] resisting, idiot. >> You're backing up. >> Pick my glasses up. >> We got your glasses. Are we going to shoot me and search? >> You said I know. >> Do we need to search the other side or no? >> Search the other side. Can you vict? They're broke. >> Idiot [ __ ] >> Yeah. Open the door. >> How are my glasses? >> They're broken. Oh, they're broken. Who broke them? >> On your face in just a second. >> Who broke them? >> They got broken because you were resisting. >> Oh, they broke broken by officer and Diaz. Thank you, sir. Thank you so much. Thank you. >> Step on out. >> Step out. Can you put them on my face? >> Well, let me get the door closed. >> Can you put them? >> Thank you. Ashley complained that her driver's license had actually been suspended for 4 years. A shocking revelation showing that she was a professional reckless driver. >> Walk this way. >> Wait, >> what's up? >> Did you guys call me when I was driving? >> No, we did not. >> So, what do you mean my charge is a DUI? >> Exactly. That aggravated DUI. >> How do I get a DUI when you guys didn't pull me over when I was driving? >> Because you were driving your vehicle under the influence >> and what contacts? >> All right. subsequent to an arrest for driving while under the influence of alcohol, other drugs, or intoxicating compounds, or any combination thereof, DUI, or section 1141, leaving the scene of a fatal or personal injury crash. You are hereby notified that as provided in section 11500 of the Illinois vehicle code, you are a first offender unless within the last five years of this arrest for DUI or leaving the scene you have had a previous conviction or court assigned supervision for DUI or a similar provision of a local ordinance or a conviction in any other state for DUI or a similar offense where the cause of action is the same or substantially similar to the Illinois Vehicle Code. for the presence of cannabis as listed in the cannabis control act with a delta 9 tetrahydroanabol concentration of either 5 nanogs or more of whole blood or 10 nanogs or more of other bodily sub substance >> or any out of my glasses >> or any amount of a drug substance or compound resulting from the unlawful use or consumption of controlled substance listed in the Illinois Controlled substance act or if you are not a first offender your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 3 years. >> Or if you were involved in a motor vehicle crash that caused personal injury or death to another, your driving privileges will be revoked for a minimum of 12 months. Personal injury means type A injury that requires immediate professional attention in a doctor's office or medical facility, including severally severely bleeding wounds, distorted extremities, and injuries that require the entire injured party >> to be carried from the scene. Like I have like a 4ear suspension. Like are you serious? >> If you submit to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 08 or more a delta 9 tetrahydroanabanol concentration of either 5 n or more of blood or 10 or more of other bodily substance. Any amount of controlled substance as listed in the Illinois controlled substance act. An intoxicating compound as listed in the use of intoxicating compounds act. Methamphetamine is listed in the methamphetamine control and community protection act. >> And if you are a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of 6 months or if you are not a first offender, your driving privileges will be suspended for a minimum of one year. >> You are further warned that if you are a commercial driver >> driver's license CDL holder, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for the following time period. If you refuse to submit to or fail to complete all chemical tests requested or submit a chemical test, submit to a chemical test disclosing an alcohol concentration of 0.08 08 or more. Any amount of a drug, substance, or intoxicating compound resulting from the unlawful use or consumption of cannabis as listed in the Cannabis Control Act, a controlled substance as listed in the Illinois Controlled Substances Act, an intoxicating compound as listed in the use of Intoxicating Compound Act, or methamphetamine as listed in the Methamphetamine Control and Community Protection Act. If you have not had a prior 12-month disqualification of your CDL privileges, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for 12 months. >> If you have had prior 12 month disqualification of your CDL privileges, your CDL privileges will be disqualified for life. >> And this was when the officers realized Ashley was not only drunk, but seemed to be living in another parallel universe when she started accusing the officer of playing with her glasses while another pair of glasses was lying on the ground. >> That [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] >> Yeah. Keep Yeah. >> Are you going to provide breath? >> No, I'm not. I'm not doing thing. Take me to [ __ ] jail. >> Yeah. Take me to [ __ ] jail. >> No. Take me to [ __ ] jail. I've never done it. Period. Skip every thing that you have on protocol. You mean take me to jail. Period. It doesn't I've >> never been shown any of that. >> All that. Skip everything that's [ __ ] mandatory and take him to [ __ ] jail. And >> we got my phone. >> We have to get this process going first. >> Damn. Well, he just walked away and told me I was going to phone my family. He He lied to me. >> No, he just has to take care of something first and then he'll come back. >> Lying, bro. He just [ __ ] lying. >> He's not lying to you. >> No, he's not. >> It's just not We just can't instantly give you access to the phone. >> We're not that [ __ ] busy, bro. And I been through this [ __ ] like you just tapping. You just number. Nobody calling Bradley police department. Nobody gives a like genuinely. Sir, >> what's up? >> I don't want to [ __ ] play with my glasses. I want to play with nobody. >> Nobody's playing with anything. >> No, he is because I got [ __ ] play with cuz I was brought in the room before. So why the [ __ ] is he playing with my glasses? [ __ ] I'm not put on aing dollar for no [ __ ] prescription glasses, bro. I [ __ ] play with them. >> Who was playing with your glasses? They were on your face. >> They were on my [ __ ] No, these were on my face, right? Okay, cool. this another set of glasses and evidence that it was 3020 with like I'm going to try to have a second set of glasses playing with and with like the the mother on the screen is getting with the is you talking about nobody playing with them they are they are playing with them what the you're lying >> I don't know what glasses you're talking about the only glasses I know about are the ones on face. >> Okay. So, there's a pair of glasses on the [ __ ] screen on the [ __ ] floor right there. Right. You do you not see the phone? Not [ __ ] Am I hallucinating? >> I see your phone, >> right? >> I don't see any glasses. >> Not asking for backup. Not doing too much, bro. I just want to go. Just want to go to jail. >> How about How about this? How about we go to jail in like one minute? That cool with you? I'll talk to you. >> No, we're not. It's not going to take [ __ ] one minute cuz he's filling out [ __ ] paperwork. I'm trying to ask about that. >> Newy new [ __ ] He's not [ __ ] taking one minute. Idiot. New ass goofy ass [ __ ] One minute. >> Are you going to do it? Are you going to [ __ ] uncut this? >> Yeah, we're going to go right now. >> Okay, let's go. Let's go to [ __ ] Jolie ass. Like wherever. [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] [ __ ] I'm not doing that [ __ ] I'm talking about a [ __ ] jail for my [ __ ] piss and urine, [ __ ] I'm not doing that, [ __ ] Take me to jail. She was arrested on charges of driving under the influence, obstruction of justice, disorderly conduct, and driving with a suspended license. She was a threat. You know, if police had not arrested her, the situation could have become even more dangerous. Let's move on to the next incident where a suspect turned a school fight into a serious prison sentence. >> Need help with your side or not? >> Do you want to help to understand? Yeah, I want four more cops out here right now because neither one of you are doing again. >> Touch me again. >> Stop. Please stop touching me. >> I just got a [ __ ] surgery. The moment the officers arrived at the scene, Nicole created a dramatic, blamefilled performance. She claimed that she had called the police two days earlier, but nobody had bothered to respond. >> Calm down, though. >> [ __ ] Even worse. >> I'm not trying to. This is [ __ ] up. I talked to you under eyelashes. You're [ __ ] up. Two days ago, I [ __ ] her >> two days ago. I don't even work two days ago. >> Well, I'm [ __ ] I'm stopping. I'm gonna go in my I'm gonna change. Yeah, I talked to you. >> I don't know you. I've never spoken to you before. >> Two days ago. I can pull my [ __ ] not working. >> Well, I can show you two days ago. Maybe she was not, but she's the one that responded. >> I did not respond, ma'am. I've never been here. >> I can promise you she wasn't there two days ago. >> She's a liar. She might forget. It's okay. And it's okay. But I don't need this [ __ ] right now. am I am for a reason. >> What is your name? >> Hold on. >> When was the last time we were actually out here? >> I don't think they're check 125. reference this call. Can you pull up the last time we were at we were out here? >> Can I just >> do you need another eye to open up so you can see? >> Yeah. >> Can you be wearing some special stuff? >> No, I need some more cuz I'm hurt. Done. You guys can go. I'll call the police. I don't want you. >> I think this is >> I'm Listen. >> Yeah. >> Push the little button. >> I talked to you two days ago. >> I told you everything, but I needed help with not help me with it. What? Even >> if you want to tell me what you need help with. >> Oh, no. No. Stop. I just had a surgery, please. >> Okay. Let's talk. Let's talk. Let's talk. Let's just not play games. >> After shoving an officer, Nicole immediately tried to reverse the situation by playing the victim. She revealed that she had just undergone a mysterious major surgery and was in a severe psychological crisis. >> Don't touch me. >> You're not going to run back in the house and slam the door >> and over and over again. Your dogs are already outside. >> You don't have to [ __ ] push me like that again. Are you kidding me? >> Okay. I just had >> You're clearly going through some sort of distress here. >> Yeah, I am. I just had a [ __ ] surgery. I have not seen my son in a [ __ ] month. >> Why haven't you seen your child? >> I'm dealing with my [ __ ] attorney. Has nothing to do with that. But don't ever [ __ ] touch me again. Get the [ __ ] away from you. And you, too. I just can't deal with this. I can't. You're not invited. I already have an No. It's not funny. >> The last time we were out here was April. Ma'am, >> that's okay. That's fine. I don't do false citizen. I just need to like I'm not >> What medications do you take? >> I don't. >> You don't? >> I'm dealing with my son. >> Have you ever taken medication? >> I have not seen my son in a month. Okay. >> Have you been drinking today? >> No, not at all. I'm [ __ ] working. I'm dealing with [ __ ] work. I'm dealing with my [ __ ] son. My son's dad will not even give him a [ __ ] phone. He came back to his house so I can call him. How old is your son? >> He's 15. >> Okay. Okay. >> I know you're asking. It's okay. I wasn't trying to. >> Okay. >> I I can't. >> It's because my son is kidnapped. Okay. I have not seen my son in a month. Okay. >> I'm trying to I'm just trying to understand what's going on. >> That's fine. >> Okay. Who kidnapped your son? >> My ex-husband. His name is Clay Butler. Clay. C L A Y B U T L E R. >> Okay. He does this all the time. >> Where is he now? >> In Orlando. >> Okay. And why are you saying that he's been kidnapped? Do you guys have like a court agreement or >> a minute ago? A minute ago you were saying that you were dealing with the court process. Is that is that like he has waiting for >> question? Are you asking me questions or is he now? Cuz for one second I'm going to stop and I'm going to get recording. Hold on. >> Do not push me that hard. I'm leaving recording. Don't ever [ __ ] touch me like this again. You touch me hard. I want a phone for a question. Keep putting your hands in my face. >> No, I'm not going to. I want to get my phone. No, I'm not. He's hurting >> right now. Who's hurting you? >> He just did over here. >> Him. >> He pushed me hard. I'm talking to you. >> Back up and you won't get pushed again. Back up. >> I'm talking to Don't talk to me like that. And don't talk to me again. Oh, cuz you have authority. Cuz you have eyelashes. Let's go talk about your backup. Let's go find who you are and your >> My name is Stephanie Deleó with the Indian River County Sheriff's Office. That is exactly who I am. Thank you so much. And if you run up on me one more time, you're going to get pushed a lot harder. Do you understand? >> I never touched you. >> By the way, do you want to figure out what's going on with your son or twice? >> You need help figuring out the >> Do you need help? >> Back up your [ __ ] right now, ma'am. >> Do you understand? >> Do you need help with your son or not? >> Do you want to help to understand? Yeah. I want four more cops out here right now because neither one of you are doing this. And don't ever touch me. >> You're too close. If I can touch you, that means you're too close. >> No. I was walking towards my house. You're not welcome. >> Do you need help with your son or not? >> No, you guys. >> So, if you call back again, it's us that's coming out here. >> That's fine. Thank you. >> So, if you don't need our help, don't call us. >> She screamed dramatically whenever the police touched her and then completely lost control. Nicole decided that if she simply lay there motionless, the officers would give up and go home. >> Well, guess what? I will call because >> Okay. Well, if you call us coming out, >> okay, >> then do your ma'am. >> If you call, it's us coming out. >> You ready? Then do your [ __ ] job. Touch me again. Touch me again. >> Stop. Please stop touching me. I just got a [ __ ] surgery and you're [ __ ] touching me when I [ __ ] can't [ __ ] feel anything. Don't [ __ ] touch me. You're touching me, you suck. >> Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stand still. >> Hands behind your back. >> Stand still. Just stand still. >> Stand still. They're hurting me. >> Well, stand still. >> Stop hurting me. Please stop hurting me. You really They really are hurting me. Just stop hurting me. I will not hurt anybody. They're not hurting me. This is hurting me. I would never stop please. It doesn't Just please stop. This does not It does not have to hurt anybody. >> No, it does not work. Doesn't work. They're not They don't work. >> No, none of None of those work. You have to put at the top. It's a [ __ ] rancher. >> What is your name? >> I'm telling you the truth. >> I am not. >> Stop. You're out of control. >> I am not. I'm [ __ ] >> totally out of control. >> I have a question for you. Can I have all my [ __ ] back? It's like I will never hurt somebody. Just please let me go [ __ ] talk to somebody. >> You know, I think that you need to talk to somebody, too. And >> I always talk to somebody. I don't [ __ ] lie about [ __ ] Can you let >> No, I'm not. >> Can you let her go? Let me talk to you guys. Please, >> just let me let her go cuz this is the [ __ ] life of her. Just please stop. >> I just >> careful. >> 1026. >> I'm not trying to find >> Do you see a psychologist? >> I talk to my own counselor. I don't need all of this. >> What the [ __ ] are you doing? Why the [ __ ] would you do something like that? >> Stop. >> I know. Let's go. >> Then walk with them. Just walk with them. Just walk. Just walk. >> No. Stop. Just walk. >> Just walk. >> Just walk. It won't hurt if you just walk. >> I'm not going. Hey, I'm not going. No, I'm not going. I'm sorry. >> I believe that as long as you're in handcuffs. >> No, I'm sorry. Is that your card? >> No, it's right here. >> Let me go. Please stop. You guys don't understand. I'm feeling my son. Please, can you just hear me from my second? Please. You're a safe person. No. >> All right. Have a seat. >> Let me go back in. >> Turn around. Have a seat. >> Not yet. I'm not ready yet. Please. I'll use a car. car. Please >> have a seat. Just have a seat. >> Please. I never did anything to you. >> Have a seat. >> Please unstopp this. >> Ma'am, have a seat. >> My dogs back away. No. >> No. Let me take care of my things. >> Have a seat in the car. >> If you thought being dragged to the patrol car was already the peak of madness, then Nicole suddenly delivering a kick straight into the face of a female officer on duty was even more shocking. She wanted justice. And tonight, the law delivered her a very fair sentence for her aggressive behavior. >> Just ask. Have a seat. >> Okay. We'll take care of everything you need help with. >> I know you have no because you [ __ ] a lot of people. You've been a nasty bear. I treat so many guys. That's kind of terrible. >> Trust me. That's why you moved over here to be. >> Okay. >> Stop touching me. You're hurting me. >> Stop touching me. >> Have a seat. >> She's touching me. had a [ __ ] surgery. >> Are you okay? >> I just had the surgery. Am I okay? No, she keeps [ __ ] hurting me. >> Get in the car. >> Oh, get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> Yeah, cuz she keeps hurting me. >> Am I okay? >> You okay? Nicole, are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> You're getting in the car. >> She keeps hurting me. >> Nicole, are you okay? >> Yeah. You >> sure? >> Yeah. I'm not waiting, right? >> No, I don't think so. Okay, I'm good. >> Okay, I just got to breathe. >> I know. I know. I know. It's okay. I understand. It's okay. >> That hurt. >> I know. I saw it. >> Okay. I'm okay. >> You okay? You sure? >> Now you just caught a felony >> for what? >> For kicking her in the face. >> I never kick her in her face. >> You did? >> You okay? >> I watched you do it. higher. >> It's all on video. >> It's all on video. >> We were cameras. >> Inside the cramped patrol car, Nicole continued crying and whining that she could not breathe, challenging police to record everything, as if the footage of her kicking someone in the face was an artistic film worth preserving. Do you want to get it checked out? >> Huh? >> I said do you want to get it checked out? >> No. >> You sure? >> What color are your eyes? >> What color your eyes? Crystal. Yeah. You turn around and say, "Hey, your name is what? I have a [ __ ] I can't even breathe upon my [ __ ] I can't breathe upon my chest. I have found you my son this [ __ ] month. I told everybody and this is what I did. Don't stop with me. And guess what? God damn [ __ ] car every time that you're missing. >> Nicole was charged with assault on law enforcement personnel, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. All right. Never try to gain sympathy from the police when you are already in trouble. What do you think about this criminal's actions? Next, when liars often turn a case into a tense battle of wits, let's see how the police directly expose the deceitful nature of the suspect. >> I don't do that. >> Yeah, this is not it's not a fraud check. >> Wow. >> Is that name familiar at all? >> No. No. >> How about a zuti? >> No, I have no idea. You do realize your story makes absolutely no sense. >> Okay, that's what you're saying. >> That's a terrible lie. >> Everything began when Yasiel and Zudy walked into the bank looking like model customers. They approached the teller counter, presented lucrative checks, and demanded cash withdrawals immediately. >> Today, someone came in and tried to cash a check from one of your clients. Can you describe really quick what happened? >> My uh teller came to me because he didn't feel that it looked right. the signature didn't really match up completely the way that the T's were and the zeros how she normally does when we used our comparison check. So he came and got me to take a look at it. Shared with me on the offstage area he didn't feel comfortable. So I went ahead and took the driver's license in the check in the offstage area in the back. I asked my teller Brandon to have them go ahead and have a seat >> so that he could take the next client. >> Okay. >> And then I pulled up looked at some of the comparison items. I agree with what he thought. I called the customer because it's a check from Connecticut. >> Mhm. >> And she's in Connecticut. >> Okay. >> So, I asked her if she had wrote any check out. Um she said that she did write a check. She didn't know who that person was, but she said I would not have I would give them a check personally. It's my handyman that normally does that, but he did. The handyman said that he was hiring somebody to help him do some painting. >> You kept a copy of the >> I have the original. You have Fantastic. That was the cog made copy so that I can scan it. >> This individual that attempted does have an account with you. >> Yes, he opened the account on the 18th in Hyia and ordered a debit card. >> And so he presented your teller with this check and this ID. >> Yes. >> And he is an account he is an account holder at Bank of America that he opened up two days ago. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Okay. >> To ensure everything was handled properly and that there was absolutely no misunderstanding, Deputy Hansen decided to make a direct phone call to the victim. Where is her currently? Can you get her on the phone real quick? >> Of course. >> Good afternoon. This is Stephanie calling again under reporting. I do have the police here in my financial center. Do you have a moment to speak with them? >> All right, Miss Do have you on speaker phone in here in my office? I have >> Hello, Miss Deputy Hansel of the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Just wanted to ask you a few questions. First of all, are you a resident or part-time resident of Palm Beach County, Florida? >> I'm a part-time resident. Yes, I own a I owned a home. I own a home in Palm Beach, Florida. Yes. >> Okay. Do you know either of the names? A um Yasil. Is that name familiar at all? >> No. No. >> How about a Zudi? >> No. Have you authorized personal checks to either one of these individuals? >> No, I have not, sir. >> Have you had any recent financial fraud on your checking account with Bank of America that you reported to law enforcement? >> No. No, not not before this. No. >> Okay. And just to be clear, where where are you located right now? Are you in Connecticut or are you down here in Florida? >> I I'm in Connecticut. I have a home in Connecticut. I have a home in Palm Beach as well. >> Okay. Do you have a pen and paper? >> No, she's driving. >> You're driving? >> Yeah. No, I No, I I pulled the side. Okay. >> Okay. So I I >> I'm a little I'll write down whatever you want. I I don't know who this person is and I don't know how he got my check. >> I have no idea. I did not write that check. >> Okay. Really quick, I'm going to ask you again. Did you authorize a personal check in the amount of $6,300 to a Yasel? >> No, I did not. Did you authorize a check in the amount of $2,50 to a zuti? >> No, I did not, sir. >> Based on this fact, if fraudulent checks, would you be wanting to prosecute and work uh with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office in order to press charges for uh uttering a forged instrument? >> Zuti claimed that the $2,50 payment was compensation for balloon decoration work in Miami. According to Zuti, some mysterious woman had paid her with the check. However, when asked the most basic information, such as the generous client's home address or phone number, Zuty suddenly lost all memory. >> Do you understand those rights as I've read them to you? >> I I I can tell you guys go to pay me to yell already, you know. >> Do you need me to explain those rights to you? >> So, do you want to explain? You can explain. >> Do you wish to talk to me >> about what? >> About that check. >> About that check. I do the job to somebody. She gave me that that check. I don't know what happened. What's the name of the person that gave that check to you? >> Denise. >> Denise. What? >> Jessica. Denise. >> The name that's on that check is the person that gave that to you. >> Well, I don't know. She gave me the check. I don't read it like that. >> Where did you get this check from? >> From that from that person. >> Where where were you located when you got that check? >> In Miami. >> You got that check from someone in Miami? >> Yeah, I do the that that job I say to you. >> Okay. And that job was in Miami. >> Yeah. Why'd you drive up here to Palm Beach County to cash it? >> Well, because I'm working around around here, too. >> And what what kind of work did you perform for this person that gave you that check? >> I do some I don't know how to say it in English >> decorations. >> Yeah. >> Interior design. >> No, not like that. Balloons and stuff like that. >> Okay. So, for a party, >> I think so. >> What was the location of that place? She living in Miami. >> You don't have an address? >> No. >> When was the last time you were arrested? >> Last time that I arrested, long time ago. And >> what's a long time? Help me. Help me understand what a long time. >> I'm sorry, but I not remember. >> You don't remember? Was it six days ago, 6 weeks ago, 6 months ago? >> No, years. >> Years ago? Yeah. What were you arrested for? >> Well, some confused things happened with me and some friends. >> Okay. That's generally not a criminal charge. Confused things. What What were you arrested for? It was a criminal charge you're arrested for. >> Meanwhile, in another corner of the bank, Yasiel was also busy with his own story through an interpreter. His story had nothing to do with balloons at all, but instead involved bathroom repairs worth $6,300. >> Well, we was in the store and something happened and they arrested me and a couple people around me, too. >> Were you arrested for shoplifting? >> What? >> Were you arrested for shoplifting? left him. What does that mean? >> Arrested. >> Shoplifting. Stealing. Were you arrested for stealing? >> I think so. You think so? >> Whose handwriting is that on the check? >> Handwriting? >> Yes. >> The person? I don't know. >> How I know? Somebody give me the I don't know. I don't I don't have that information. >> Eduardo is your friend. >> What? >> Eduardo is your friend? >> Yeah. >> And you don't know his last name? that I have to with friends, but I don't I don't know his last name like that. >> Why did this person write a check to Eduardo? >> Eduardo. >> Yeah. Why? >> I don't know. Eduardo. They say Eduardo here. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Why did she write him a check? >> But they say Eduardo. I don't think so. >> Yeah. Right there. Why did they Why did this woman write a check to Eduardo? >> Did I have to know? >> You do realize your story makes absolutely no sense. That's >> okay. That's what you say. >> That's a terrible lie. I got my history and you got it already. Then you go to take me to jail. You can take me to jail. But I don't want to sit here and doing the same thing again and again and again. >> Okay. >> Let me see your purse. >> Yeah. >> Let me see your phone. >> Sit. Stand up. Set up. >> Mhm. >> Do you have anything on you right now? >> What? >> Do you have anything on you? Any weapons? Any drugs? Disog. She's >> pacio. >> Don't grab me like that, please. >> I'm not grabbing you. >> Well, but you do it hard. Don't do it like that. >> Well, >> okay. >> I'm about to get searched harder than that. >> The explanations didn't line up. Different stories, same gaps. >> Can you explain to me how did you receive this check? >> He worked with a friend remodeling a bathroom and they paid him with that check. Why did he put give you a check for the job and you came to Boon Beach to cash a check? Why not cash it in Miami? >> They because they were staying around here and her birthday is the 27th. So he wanted to surprise her. >> Okay. Who is she to him? >> His girlfriend. >> Okay. And how did you get here from Miami? >> A friend that does Uber but not by application. Just you pay him cash and he drops you off. >> Okay. >> Is there a check under his name? >> His name is >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. He doesn't want to talk anymore. >> Do you want a pop or >> Yeah, please. If you don't mind right here. >> Uh where's your car? >> My car is over here. >> Oh, right there. You're going to take her or >> That's fine. I'm just going to drop them her her off. Both were charged with uttering forged instruments, which is a felony under Florida state law. After the incident became public, it attracted considerable attention from the online community. Below are some of the most notable opinions and comments from viewers regarding this arrest. The next arrest marked the complete failure of every attempt at hiding and filing a false report. How did justice find the fugitive hiding in the darkest corner? >> Can I get away from you? >> I don't want to. I need to get away from you because my instincts are getting away from abusive men and I need you to get the away from me. Guys, this is dislocated and you're wrapping me up and you want me to live or what? Kill me like a more me. Kill me. >> Everything began when police received an emergency call about a hit and run collision. >> I had to make sure she was good. She was dozing off, but she's she lost her uncle two days ago. She's depressed. So, I just I kept talking to her until you got here. >> She had bullets. So, >> yeah. I had to make sure she's good. >> All right. Uh they just flagged you. Did you see anything or no? >> Yeah. So she was actually speeding through here. She almost hit my uh my truck there and then he came up and then he told me that she flew from the scene. She hit me two times. I called the police. So I made sure he was okay and that's when she started to show signs of SI. So >> I want to make sure that's I stayed until you you came. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> Hi. Um, so what happened? >> I thought somebody was following you. >> He admitted to consuming three beers and one shot of liquor within only 3 hours. According to the math of people who are overly drunk, the real number usually has to be doubled. But even that wasn't enough to explain why she chose hit and run instead of stop and talk. >> Uh, drink an hour. >> A drink an hour. So that how many how many hours we could drink? >> I was there for at least three hours. >> So three drinks. >> Three drinks every hour. Uh well, not every hour. Sorry. One drink every hour. >> One drink every hour. So is that what? Three beers, three shots, wine glasses. Or >> three beers, one shots. Probably. >> Probably three beers, one shot. Okay. You don't know where your friend lives? All right. Do you have your driver's license? >> I should. >> Can I see it? If I was at Walgreens earlier, does that mean anything else? >> No. Um, let me just get your ID right now and then uh >> I'm actually a little sad cuz I don't feel like I have anything. >> What's that? >> 97 airport. >> What's that? >> Why do you have to hang on to my license? >> Oh, because I'm going to need your information. >> Well, you can't have my information too without my license, right? >> I have your license. I need your registration and your insurance as well. >> Can I also give you that without my license? >> Yeah, I already have your license. So, if you want to just work get me your insurance registration. Okay. >> According to the victim, she treated the red light at the intersection of Espa in Idaho like a roadside decoration, ending with a direct crash into his vehicle. Alyssa was no longer the victim being chased as she complained, but rather a dangerous attacker. >> So, what happened? >> I'm driving. She >> when I when I came up to her, she I was going uh I was coming this way on um on Idaho. >> Yeah. >> And she passed the red light. There was another car here on the turning lane and it went and she went and she was in the middle of the road. So, you know, I was I was already going cuz the light, you know, turned green. And so, I went and I stopped and I was like, "What the hell?" And then I was about to take off, but then she tried to go >> at which lights get me >> over here on Espina and Idaho. >> Espina and Idaho. Which way was she driving? What direction? >> She was going that way towards NSU. >> So, she's going south. And >> there was another car next to me. I don't know. >> I'm sorry. Can you explain again? She She was stopped at the red light. >> Okay. Me and this other car were coming cuz the light turned green and she was like h in the middle of the road and then she was going to go. She kept going, but then I was in front of her and this other car was waiting for her to go. >> So, I when I was about to take off, she hit me and I guess cuz she wanted to go for that other car. And then that's when I followed her and I chased her all the way over here. She hit me again. I pulled I tried to stop her. I wasn't, you know, I didn't want her to get away cuz she hit me. >> I got her license plate, but she was trying to get away. So when I pulled out in front of her, she hit me again and she tried to push me out of the way. And when I was following her, there was she was driving kind of weird. So, >> okay. You're going west, she's going south. And then did she run the red light or what? When it was time to prove her sobriety, Alyssa suddenly became a patient with a complicated medical history. However, when the officer offered alternative tests, she continued avoiding them. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's fine. You know, um are you willing you are you willing to do uh standardized field sobriety tests? >> Only because I'm not um actually able to do those. I have a weak angle. Um, I have a se severed Achilles. >> Okay. Are you willing to do alternative tests? >> What does that mean? >> It's going to it's it's a different set of tests that's not going to require you to um use your legs or anything to your injured ankle. >> What does that mean for me? It's just a series of tests to to help me determine your your uh if you're um you know intoxicated and I just need to get certain >> I mean I'm not able to do certain >> No, like I said you these these are the alternative tests and they they don't require you to use your your your feet. >> Are you sure? Cuz >> so it's I've been told otherwise. It's a yes or no if you're willing to do it. >> What does it mean if I say no? >> I mean, I can't make you do them. >> Well, are you willing to do the test? >> 33. It's going to be 347. >> Can you I need you to still step out. >> What kind of test? >> Can you step out the car? >> I don't feel comfortable. >> It's going to be male versus female. Male is >> so negative on physical at this time. I'm gonna need you to step out the car. >> Well, you're a male and I'm a female. I don't feel comfortable doing that because I've been harassed before. >> Well, I'm not until you start, >> right? You're not >> It's Alyssa, right? >> Alyssa, you're safe. Okay? I'm not going to hurt you. I'm not trying to harass you. too many people. >> No, Alissa. So, here here I'm going to be honest. >> I'm going to be honest with you, okay? >> Alyssa, you you you are going to get arrested for DWI. Okay. You You are very intoxicated. You hit a vehicle and you fled. In her madness, she continuously insulted the officer, struggled violently, and refused to let police handcuff her. Alyssa was an adult, but her behavior was no different from a rebellious and uncontrollable child. >> So, I'm going to need you to step out of the car. Okay. >> I'm so scared of police mostly than anything else. >> Yeah. Like, like I said, I'm not going to hurt you. >> You really scare me. >> It's not just you. lose everyone that used to. >> No, I don't want you locked down 15 for 96. >> You can set your purse down right there. >> Can I close the door then? >> Pretty. >> No. >> Why not? >> Cuz you have to get out. >> Why not? >> Uh, can you finish? I'm going to be out with >> You're going to jail. >> Can I call somebody? I >> I'll let you make a phone call. >> I can't get Okay. Well, >> I'll let you make a phone call. Not right now. >> You're not arresting me, right? >> You're going Yes, you are. You're going to go to jail. Okay. >> Well, my phone is dead. So, >> okay. Well, let's go. >> Call somebody. I I'll give you that opportunity once we get once we start the booking process. Okay. But you need to get out of the car. >> What do you mean you start the booking process? >> You you are going to jail. >> Can I call somebody right now? >> Your phone is dead. I I'll I'll give you No, no, no, no. Don't turn on your car. >> No. >> Don't turn on your car. >> Why? Why are you telling me that I can't call somebody? >> You could call someone once we're at the >> May I use your phone? >> Hey, listen. You're you're you're making this bigger than it needs to be. Okay? I don't want you to get any in any more trouble than you already are. Okay? >> Can I just call my mom? >> So, at this point, you you are going to have to get out of the car. You are going to jail. Okay. >> Can I go call my mom? >> There's no way around this. >> I like I >> Can I call my mom? >> Like I just said, I will let you make a phone call, okay? But right now, you need to cooperate with me and once we get to the station, I'll allow you to make that phone call. Okay? >> I don't appreciate that. If you could loosen your grip, I'd appreciate that. >> I don't want you trying to start your car. >> Well, I don't want to start my car. I just want to get away from you. >> I cannot Can I get away from you? >> I don't want to I need to get away from you because my instincts are getting away from abusive men and I need you to get the away from me and you don't need to hold on to me the way you are. Don't hold on to me the way you are. Don't hold on to me. No. No. No. No. No. No. No, no, no, no, no, no. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. I was okay until now. >> Just throw my car. >> We have a few other Are you going to walk? >> I guess so. >> Nobody gave me the option. Nobody gave me that option. >> Set her down. >> Who's going to warn me and my family? >> Who's going to sue this government for now? >> You need to cooperate or else you're going to get put in a wrap. Okay. >> I already have. Are you going to stand up? >> Yes, I can. >> Yes, you can. Turn around. She's suspect. >> Yeah, she's getting 15 for I can't >> get up. >> Sit up. Sit up. Stop. You're an adult. Act like one. >> Alyssa, put this leg in. >> Put this leg in and you're going to put weight on it. And you're going to get up. >> Act like a adult. And then then I'm going to do what I need to do as a adult and that is doing whatever [ __ ] get the out of here. And I don't want to be here. Of course I don't want to be here. Take my arms off. I'm going to do it. That's why I want to be here. Why would I want to be here? Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Kill me. Why do you guys want me to do this? through this. Why do you want to put me through this? >> You're killing me already. If you're hitting my shoulder and you're killing me killing me, you are killing me. Hi, this shoulder is dislocated and you're wrapping me up and you want me to live or what? Just kill me like this. >> You'll get more less. It's dislocated. You mother shoulder is dislocated. You might Oh, is this what bondage is like? Is this what this is really like? Bondage >> unconservative. Oh, you just kill me. Kill me already. >> I don't understand why you need me in jail. You just kill me. >> Just kill me. >> Why do you need me in jail if you don't need me at all? Why you need me in jail? You don't need me at home. >> Because of unstable psychological behavior and threats of self harm, the officers were forced to take a listen to the hospital for medical evaluation. According to procedure, but there Alyssa turned the emergency room into her new stage. >> Don't care about me. >> Then you guys are up. >> You guys are all up and you guys are also >> 47. You guys are dumber than me. >> Forgive me if I suppress to my emotions. >> So this guy is 49. She crashed into the back. >> You guys know John Day. >> Wait. Okay. >> I got it from >> to the the requirements of New Mexico law that you take a breath test. people. >> Do you now agree to be tested? >> A firing squad if you don't shoot people. >> Alyssa, do you agree to be tested? >> Can you shoot me? Can I request that of you to kill me now? Please help me. >> All right. Hey, Alyssa, once you come down. >> Okay, that hurts. That hurts. That hurts. No, please. That hurts. >> Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. Dip your head. RIP so bad. One, two, three. Oh my lord. >> I can't tell anymore. >> Okay. >> If you can't tell, if you look at me, what kind of pain do you think I'm in? >> I'm not sure. >> I'm in distress. I'm in distress. >> I understand that. That's why I'm trying. >> So then, why are you asking me? >> Why are you asking me? >> Stop doing it. >> Because I'm trying to help you. >> Okay. Well, I'm in obvious distress. >> Okay. >> That's what kind of pain I'm in. I'm in distress. Distrust. This turns into a breath. Yes. Distress. Do you not know this? And you not see me. You're restrained right now. >> Can you not see this? >> She's trying to help you. Can you not yell at us? >> She's not. >> You could yell at us. Don't yell at them. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then you yell at her. >> Ask them. Why don't you Why are you asking me the person that handcuffed and then ask them why the they restrain you this way? >> New dudes, but they know that they didn't. >> Ask them first. >> They might have been on the call, though. >> Do you have any medical problems? >> Well, you don't have to look. >> I can't. Well, then why don't you ask them those same questions? >> Well, they're not here for them. >> They kind of came in clutch. >> That's exactly why I'm here, right? And that's why they're here. That's why they're not here. >> It's not that bad. Why did I Why are they here then? >> They're here to watch over you. >> I kind >> They're not here to watch over me. >> Do it, dude. >> Open up your Let me know if you >> No, I'm not going to let you know. If you have any further questions for why they brought me in here, would you >> keep it and I can >> Yeah, it's for your safety cuz you're hitting yourself and trying to bang. I explain this to you though. Once you calm down completely, that comes off. So, if you calm down, what explains that to me? Like, calm down. I don't want to be here. >> Well, let me explain it again. >> Why don't you just kill me? Like, why would we do that? >> Like, I'd be a better menace to society if you just shoot me in the head, right? >> I'm not a [ __ ] >> Yeah, I'm a dude. >> I guess >> I'm not a [ __ ] >> but I don't want to be here. That would be great. >> Eat my all of you. Eat my >> Eat my bean. >> I'll eat your beater. >> Eat my bean. >> [ __ ] Oh my god. >> Eat my baby just had it in the do car. After hours of screaming and being wrapped tightly like a cocoon, it seemed Alyssa finally realized that her madness could not defeat the patience of the police. >> You know, I wasn't this >> dirty PC. >> What the [ __ ] just happened? >> Anyway, so like walking backward. >> Oh, sorry. You're tiny. And uh he's walking backwards and the LT's coming into the door for the DC, but Absolutely thinks they open the door for >> opens the door, dude. And >> does he fall? >> Talk about all their tiny penises, though. >> So, you know, I saved it. >> I I went red on purpose for >> Is it domestic again? at that Jasper address again. They're not going back out there. >> Hey, Alyssa, are you going to chill? >> I don't know what to do. Instructions. >> No. Are you going to chill so we can take it off? >> Uh, yes, I can chill. >> If you chill out and we take this off, you're going to be chill. >> Chill out. >> Let's take this off. >> Can you also bring me back out? >> Yeah. >> Come take a seat and chill. You want me to take this off? Really? >> Right back. >> Come on. >> Thank you. >> Come sit down in that truck. >> The girl was arrested on charges of aggravated DUI, lack of vehicle registration proof, resisting arrest, and hit and run, causing an accident. What a terrible night for a troublesome teen. Let's see what people are saying about her in the comments. Thank you for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe so you don't miss out on the next interesting videos. Share your thoughts on this video. Don't forget to like and subscribe to the channel for more daily doses of entertainment. And we'll see you in the next video.