Go. >> Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the CAR NOW. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. I'M RUNNING BY MY WINDOW. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> Screaming loudly, crying loudly, and acting entitled towards the police is never a good way to solve anything. Watch how these school teens completely break down when they're finally caught by the police. >> You have illegal substances in your possession. But everyone at school does >> y'all can't take me to jail. >> We've handpicked the most interesting arrests of the week to bring you. Watch the full video so you don't miss any of the key moments. Don't forget to subscribe to the channel and share your thoughts in the comments. Let's move on to the first case. Who's stupid enough to say she's a minor while she's the one attacking them? On November 13th at the school office, Kylie was already extremely agitated after what had been a pretty rough day. But the problem was no longer just Kylie being angry. Now there were threats involved, too. >> You're lucky that you have family here. >> Really? And you're lucky she's here. >> Realize that threatening or >> Oh, I'm not threatening. I'm just saying. Do you realize you could be arrested >> for threatening your school employees? >> I'm not. >> I'm just saying. >> You're saying that you want to put me on the ground? >> I said you love that. >> Can you leave this place? >> Huh? >> Can you go? >> No, ma'am. >> Can you go? >> No, ma'am. >> No. I'm trying to get you to calm down. This isn't like you. This isn't like you. I don't know what's going on. I just saw you in here. I just stopped to say hi. >> PUT YOUR HANDS ON ME. >> DO NOT. >> HEY, SHE'S A MINOR. >> I DON'T CARE. GET OUT OF MY FACE. >> She She just the police officer. >> [snorts] >> Sorry. >> She is. >> Are you mom? >> I am mom. >> Okay. >> She's very autistic. >> Oh, I know. I know her. >> I have never had a problem with her. >> She actually comes up. She hugs me. We get along just fine. She's had a bad day. She had to change school today. So, >> okay. >> She probably should have just stayed home instead of coming to the college. >> So, I just happened to be walking by and said hi to her. I didn't know what she was in here for. >> Mhm. >> And then she was flipping out on Miss >> Mhm. >> and was highly agitated. Actually pushed my arm away. I recognized she was having a bad day. Let it go. >> Okay. But then when she threatened Miss R and she was getting up on Miss and coaching Miss's desk, turned the body cam on. She threatened Miss R. I'm not backing away because now I see what's going on. And then she asked me to leave. I said, "No, ma'am. I can't leave. I just stopped." >> Kylie had three particularly serious red lines, and she had already crossed one of them. Apparently, in Kylie's mind, being under 18 meant the justice system simply didn't have an arrest button. >> She's usually one of our best kids. >> She's a good kid. She's autistic and she's had a whole bunch of trainings today. I should have just come picked her up. >> But there there's maybe three charges in the school setting that we draw a line at. Okay. >> Um one is a written threat to do a mass shooting. One is if they batter a teacher or if they batter an officer. Other ones we usually file, send it to the state attorney's office and deal with it down the road. But there there are ones where we draw the line >> and unfortunately this this is one of those that we we draw the line. Um, and I've known Deputy Muton for years and she's way more relaxed than me. >> I'm sorry. >> So, >> like I said, I knew I she because she had her sister said she really needed her phone cuz she's trying to reach me, >> right? >> But I was outside, my phone was inside. So, >> and and I understand kids just have off days. They're just like us. They have bad days. But again, once once I once we step over a line, then we're we're in a corner. >> So, just expel her from school. She won't be back. Okay. Um, >> I don't think I don't I don't know. I mean, I haven't talked to her dad. I'll call her dad real quick. Where would she go from here? >> She'll go up here to our our county facility. That's where we take all of our if we make arrest on anybody, they go to our jails here. >> She then her what we were they refer to as an arrest report, we call a probable cause affidavit. That's just stating the facts of what led her to say, okay, this crime was committed by this person, so this is justifies my arrest. that gets sent to DJJ, Department of Juvenile Justice. They review it and they begin to score score it based on what the charge is, criminal, etc. >> Okay? >> And when they get to whatever that magic number is, then they decide they call back to the jail and say, "Lease them to mom or parents or hold them. We're sending a transport to pick them up because they'll go to DJJ for 21 days to be for there." So, it'll be one or one of or the other. >> What did she say to her? >> She threatened to put her on the ground. She said she was lucky that she had a family here. So I would put you on the ground, put you in the ground and then she started backpedaling saying, "No, I wasn't threatening. I was just saying." >> She's just saying, but that is a threat. That's what I try to tell you. Your words, the way you say your words and your body action. [cough and clears throat] >> Don't hurt. >> One thing that also that we can do cuz it's that dismissal, >> right? >> So I'll get Deputy Muton, take her vehicle to the back. We'll take her out the back door. So there's, you know, I'm not trying to create a spect. >> So please >> I know you know she's row here. I'm the sergeant over the unit. So I supervise all of them that are that are at the schools. >> Um I mean I know this is a this is a lot for mom to process right now >> because I don't know why where it's coming from. uh and a lot of time we don't either and you know in my career working in the school I've been in this situation and then the very next day I'm still >> talking to the kid because they're back in school we still work on our relationship to >> to do whatever we can to help them unlike the road you make an arrest you may never see the person >> may not want her back in school I mean if they want her >> well they'll be their yes ma'am there'll be their policy and stuff that they that they follow that >> since she did that I don't think they'll let her back >> well that is a possibility but I I can't say um >> 100% for sure. Yes, ma'am. They'll be the ones that can certainly answer those questions >> for you. So, >> um >> I'll be honest with you, a lot of times if it's their very first one >> Mhm. >> and depending on the severity of this, I'm not I'm not physically injured. Okay. >> But she needs to know that this is like very very >> Oh, this is serious. She is she is not going. What I'm saying is the chances of DJJ accepting her are a little bit more >> on the slim side because I'm not injured. But don't >> I wouldn't bank on it. >> Because you never know with the DJJ screeners, right? >> Sit. You cool with that? It's not going anywhere. >> I'm not that stupid. >> I know. You know, I'm still a minor >> cuz y'all can't take me to jail. >> We can't. >> I'm still a minor. >> Yes, we we we can take minors to jail. Not sure who gave you that information that we couldn't, but we can there's a different process we have to go through that involves the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, but juveniles can be placed under arrest. But Kylie kept talking with the same defiant attitude until a female staff member immediately stepped in and shut it down. Yeah, that mouthy kid needed to learn a lesson. >> Out of the two sneakers all day long, >> you know, when they arrest you, you're supposed to say you're under you. >> Are you Miranda warnings? if you have you have to tell them their rights on that if you're doing what's called a custodial interrogation. So if we arrest somebody or we limit their freedom of movement and then we begin to interview them or interrogate them about a crime that we can use to build our case then we have to mirandize them >> before that. But just yeah, TV will make it look like you have to do that every time, but it's only when they're in custody and you're interrogating them about a crime to solidify your case against them. Now, simple questions like, "What's your name? Where do you live?" See, that's that doesn't count. But you know, if we had a guy and we arrested him, we're talking about a burglary and we start asking him trying to put him at another burglary, we have to tell them their Miranda rights before before we begin to question. >> Hey Goldie, you better Jesus. I'm not following. >> Okay. I got my paperwork printed, transmitted as far as probable cause. >> Okay. >> So, I'll take her. >> Okay. >> Drop her, make phone calls, and then I'll come back and finish my report. >> Whatever. Or you can catch it tomorrow if you got time. Long as the PC's in there, we're good. >> PC's in. So, it's already been transmitted. So, if you want to double check it, I >> Yeah. Once we once we get her in your vehicle, then I'll go get it. >> I still need to search her real quick. So, >> I got [ __ ] on me. >> Well, it's just our policy. We have on everyone. So, >> go ahead. >> Here, let's go in this office at least so that way you're not out in the open. >> Okay. You don't have anything in your pockets? >> No. >> Okay. Okay. Spread your feet for me, sweetie. Okay. We're about to get uncomfortable. Okay. What's the foot traffic? >> All right. Well, now that Yeah. Now that this I mean if we had all those I didn't want to walk her out there, but >> see I told you you might have to turn your knees sideways cuz it's all right. >> Wasn't going to bother trying to do that. >> All right. I'm going to seat belt you in. >> Okay. >> Shutting the camera off. >> Mine's still going. Hey. Um, yeah. Long as PC's in, fine. We can work on it tomorrow. Great. >> You're good, though, right? >> Yeah. 100%. >> Uninjured, sir. >> Hello. >> Hello. Got one for you. >> Oh, okay. >> Okay. Um, >> juvenile. >> Juvenile. >> Juvenile. >> Okay. >> No, her mom took her. Her mom's been notified. I've just got to notify DJ. >> Oh, okay. All right, guys. Do you got cuffs on? >> Yes, ma'am. All right. Um, >> I got [ __ ] on. >> Oh, really? >> Oh, okay. I know, man. You want to be a little bad ass, huh? That's what you want. A little bad ass. >> She's usually not, but today she Today she tried the system. >> Yeah, >> today she tried the system. >> You talk to your mama like that, but you don't talk to me like that. Take the mirror rings off when I get this cuff off. >> Oldest pair I have. >> Yeah, they're a little rusty. >> Yeah, I need to put some more oil on. >> Take that headband off. Take ears off. >> Kylie was arrested for assaulting a public servant and was officially issued a trespass order. I'm a minor, so I can't go to jail. Well, surprise. She knew exactly what she was doing, but her defiant behavior only earned her a wave of negative comments from people online. The next girl is only 19. She was still in high school when she got arrested for drug possession. On March 26, she didn't seem all that confronted Natalya about what had just been found in her belongings. Five THC oil cartridges. She claimed she was only holding them for some mysterious blonde girl. >> You can't be that embarrassed about it. You had a stranger do it. So, >> not a stranger. >> It was a friend. >> Professional. >> Okay, I got you. >> He's a professional. >> We're all professionals. >> Step out and you'll have this professional. >> We're all professionals. Is it like a dermal? >> No. >> Is it >> Where's the dermal at? >> Like, is it here? >> No. No. We're so we're not understanding because typically there's not a metal piece in someone's lower back. >> No, that's piercings. I'm It's real. >> I believe it's real. I'm just trying to figure out how we kind of get to this conclusion. >> Where's the piercing? >> So, here's here's the thing. >> Like, what did you have pierced? >> So, hold on. >> I mean, you had to tell the tattoo artist >> since you want to step in here. >> You had to tell the tattoo artist where you want pierced. So here here's here's the thing. So you're an adult, right? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. You're apparently new here. >> She's 19. She's >> right. So you're an adult, right? So here's the deal. Like you go if I I don't know exactly how this is going to go, but one of the cards on the table is you're going to jail today. >> Wait, what? >> Correct. Depending on what those are, there's a possibility that you may go to jail today. >> Right. So >> it's because someone reported >> you have illegal substances in your possession. Everyone at school does too. >> Everybody. >> Every single kid. >> Not every single kid, but some do. >> And matter of fact, >> so you're not you wouldn't be the first kid I arrested this school year. >> So here's >> And I can promise you, you're not going to be the last. >> I don't want to be arrested. >> Okay. This is not how life goes. You don't get to choose. When you bring illegal stuff to a high school, >> when you bring illegal stuff to a high school, what you want kind of goes out the window. I don't know if you understand that. that. But >> so here here's my other thing is I think that what you have is the pen that these screw into. >> No, I don't. >> Right here. >> I don't. That's someone else's. >> Okay. It's someone else. All right. So you have it. >> You don't have to. >> Who took it? Is it someone who goes to school here? >> The person that literally probably named me here. [clears throat] >> What I'm thinking is you have something >> stairs. >> You have something right here. You already have who decided it was a good idea to take in possession all this stuff knowing it's illegal >> and that you're an adult >> and that you're an adult. >> Yeah. >> Why? >> I didn't I didn't know that someone was going to tell on me that I was holding their stuff. >> Who was it? >> She was blonde with glasses. >> So So no, it's a stranger now. >> No, it's not a stranger. I've known her. Amber, we got her name. >> You never got So it's a somebody you don't even know their name. is in blonde and she asked me for my name. I never asked >> So she asked you for your name, then proceeded to give you felonious items. Items that can result in a felony criminal charge for you to hold. And when were you going to meet up? When were we going to give it back to this person? >> Like in the bathroom later. >> There was something bulging out from the back of Natalya's pants. And the moment police asked to search her, Natalyia immediately became aggressive. At 19, I'd already been out of the house and taking care of myself for 3 years. And she's the one who's a complete failure. Me as well. >> Are we going through room so no one can see me? >> We're going to go in my office right here. >> No. >> Okay. >> There may be other administrators back. This is like all adults in adventure right here. Did >> we call grandma yet? >> Uh, we did not. I mean, >> that's going to be a school thing. She's an adult. >> You don't have to call. >> No, you don't have to call her. >> That's going to be you guys thing cuz she's an adult. >> I'm 19. You don't have to call her. >> That's a school. Whatever. Whatever school I'm not going to trust anybody else. >> Whatever school policy is, they have to follow their school. >> I know that, but don't call her. >> You close it. Why are you fidgeting around? Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> No, my my wrist hurts. >> Here. Sit up for me. >> This unlock. No. Just >> Yeah. Sit up. >> I got it. Just don't. Ow. >> Got it. >> I'm not even doing anything. You're the one that's moving. And you continue to move. You're leading me to believe that whatever you had in your hands, you're messing with. >> No, I'm not. I'm just trying to fix the cups. >> Okay. If you had left your hands the way they were, it wouldn't be okay. >> I got them. I got it. I need you to stand up. Stand up for me. >> Stand me up. >> Stand up. >> What are you Okay. What are you concealing? >> Nothing. >> Stop. >> What are you concealing? What are you concealing? >> Okay. What are you concealing? There's something right there. What is that? What is that in your pants? I can see it. What is it? >> What are you concealing? >> It's my cart. Just take it. >> What is it? >> It's my cart. Just take it. Take it. >> It's another cart. >> Yeah. Just take it, >> Miss Dupont. >> No. Just take it. Just take it. >> STOP. STOP. YOU'RE going to get a resisting charge. Stop pulling away. >> Stop pulling away. >> Just take it. >> What is it? Take it. Ow. Stop. Ow. Ow. >> Stop. Well, you got in this place for life. >> I know that. I'm sorry. Just let me go. >> Stop. We'll try to get a female deputy, but she's fighting, so >> No. No. It's okay. I'm sorry. It's my fault. >> You know what? I should have let you bring it to the jail so you get charged with another felony. >> No, no, no. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> Put that right over there. >> No. It's my first time here. Just leave it right. Yeah. Put on a napkin on a tissue. See? Sorry. You can close the door. Stop. Stop pulling away. Stop. Well, you're pulling away cuz I don't know if you're concealing stuff or not. >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah. Okay. Sure. >> I didn't want to lose it. My boyfriend. >> Yeah. >> I have nothing else on just that. She knows that. I'm sorry. >> I know you're lying to us. So So just knock it off. And this even confirms to me that you're lying. >> Of course, I was scared. >> Okay. >> Had nothing of being scared. >> We're gave you multiple. No, stop. Listen to me. You're grump You're an adult. An adult, but still act like a kid. No adult. >> Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> How do I know? >> We gave you all of these options to make an adult decision to help yourself. We're not trying to take you to jail, but here's what's going to happen. If it's up to me, you're going to get three charges. You're going to get a charge for that. You're going to get a charge for that. And a resisting charge. >> I'll tell you. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm not giving it to anyone. >> No one walks around with six different cartridges. >> I bought seven stuffed in there. >> You bought them? You just told us that someone gave it to you? >> Yeah, they gave it to me. >> They told you they asked you to hold it. Now you're telling me you bought it? >> I bought only two of them. That's why you see the carton. >> That's not what you told us. Of course I was lying about >> Okay, so you've been lying this whole time. You've been lying about four of them because you have four cartridges. You weren't lying about two of them. >> No, cuz I only have two boxes. >> Correct. On my mind. >> You told me. You told >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> And I She scared because >> you're fine. >> Yeah, of course I'm not fine. >> And you also told us you told me quote unquote. She gave me the boxes and I took them because they looked >> Are these Delta T? These these are these are legit. These are these fire ones. FY RD. Um >> the conversation quickly turned into an argument about the law. I mean, it sure is a friendly school if complete strangers can just hand you drugs. >> It was started and we elected people that were uh members of our community. [clears throat] >> Okay. Let me ask you something. Where where do you live? >> Where I live makes no relevancy. Well, it does because you're you're you're you're obviously not very clear with Florida state law. So, I'm I'm >> But I am I am aware of how federal state law how federal law work it doesn't matter about federal law >> supremacy clauses. >> Hold on. Let me let me explain something to you. Let Let me just let me explain everything to you cuz you clearly don't live in the state of Florida. >> Oh, no. I I completely understand that Florida specifically doesn't have marijuana legalized. Okay. But I do understand that the federal law is the law of the land and it overrides any state, city or local law. It is the supremacy clause. It overrides any of your laws. And as of right now, there are 24 states that have marijuana legalized. Once there are two more states that legalize it, it will be put on a federal ballot and it will be put up for a federal ballot for it to be approved legally throughout the United States. But it's still it's still federalist. >> What did I did to that little girl will be reversed? And what I explained to her is that something like that that was so petty and so minor. A a dab pen. You get what I'm saying? A dab pen. If something like that, so minor, was such a big issue, why couldn't you have talked to this little girl first and explain to her this isn't what we do. This isn't where you want to go. >> Let me let me let me stop you. Okay. I've listened to everything you're saying and now I'm going to ask that you listen to me and not cut me off like you did. Okay? >> So, I'm going to ask that you listen and I'm just going to preface this because if you cut me off again, I'm just going to hang the phone up. Understand? >> I'm already listening to that. >> In the state of Florida, marijuana is still legal. Federally, marijuana is still legal. And I understand your whole argument, but what I'm telling you is your argument is null and void in this. Okay? So what I want to ask you is what is your purpose for calling the school today and what are you wanting us to do because right now the way you feel about a case I understand that however I can't discuss anything with that case with you as one I don't know your name I don't know your affiliation I don't know where you live nor do I know what you want out of this so what >> well this is all public information just so you know it's not private So there's nothing that you can't share to me. >> Yes, it is because I have Okay, sir. I have policies that I am not allowed to disclose this information. You're more than welcome to make a public records request like the person who got that video. You're more than welcome to do that and pull that public record and get it on your own. However, I have a policy and I have a state law that I have to follow. And without you identifying yourself and proving to me you're related to that person or you're that person's attorney, I can't give you anything. So, are you telling me that if I go to, let's say, one of your city hall meetings, I have to be related to a person that's involved in a crime in order to speak on it? Is that what you're saying? >> No, that's a different story. You can speak on whatever you want, but to get information, >> that's what I'm doing right now. I am speaking on something that I seen and it is a social issue. This is something that should have been dealt with a different way rather than putting a felony on this little girl's record, getting her kicked out of school, and potentially ruining her life. And >> Natalyia Elena Bghdanov face charges including possession of hashish and resisting an officer without violence. After following how this incident played out, let's take a look at some of the different opinions shared by viewers. The next girl probably shouldn't have left home in the first place. She clearly wasn't ready for the real world, judging by the way she was screaming like a maniac. On April the 22nd, Officer Apple spotted a red Hyundai Elantre flying down the road at twice the speed limit. And the strangest part was while she kept arguing about what the police had the right to ask her to do, I'm going to be on North Barfield Highway and East Main Street on a red Hyundai Elantre. [clears throat] How's it going? Deputy Apple with the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office. Need driver's license, registration approved, please. >> Hey. >> Yeah. >> Hello. >> I did. >> Ma'am, >> I need you to get off the phone. >> No, we just came from school. I just want to go from school. >> Ma'am, I'm going to tell you one more time. Get off the phone. >> My mama call. My mom. >> It doesn't care. It doesn't matter. >> Not talking to me. >> No. 70 77 mph on a 35 is unacceptable. So, I need driver's license, registration, proof of insurance, please. >> Let's try this again. I need driver's license, registration, proof of insurance, please. message. Why? >> Ma'am. All right. I need you to step out of the vehicle. >> Things quickly got more heated when she even threatened to kick the officer in the face. If that's how she behaves with the police, just imagine how she acts at school. >> DADDY TOUCHING ME. DADDY TOUCHING ME. >> I NEED YOU TO GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> STOP TOUCHING ME >> NOW. >> DADDY is >> Bro, don't touch me. Get out of the vehicle now. >> Touch me, bro. I'm not playing with you. Don't touch me. >> Get out of the vehicle now. >> Don't touch me. >> Right now. As of right now, you're under arrest for resisting. So, come on. >> I'm not under you touching me. Stop touching me. Why you touching ME? I CAN GET OUT. DON'T TOUCH ME. >> NO, YOU'RE UNDER ARREST ALREADY. >> TOUCHING ME. WHY YOU TRYING TO GET ME OUT OF THIS CAR? HE'S TOUCHING ME. >> ALL RIGHT, we're we're not we're not PLAYING THIS GAME. >> NO, HE GOT OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE NOW. >> SHUT THE UP. Get out of the vehicle now. >> Get out of the vehicle right now. Trying to put me in here cuz I'm not under arrest now. >> I'm under arrest. Let me go. I'M GOING TO GET OUT. LET ME GO. I KICK YOU IN YOUR FACE. YOU BETTER LET ME GO. >> Go ahead. >> LET ME GO. I'M GET OUT OF TOWN. WHY YOU KEEP TOUCHING ME? >> Get out. >> GET OUT NOW. YOU LEAVE the alone. F11. Can I have the 94 step? I did. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Get out of the car now. >> Get out of the CAR NOW. >> STOP TOUCHING ME. I'm letting OUT MY WINDOW. STOP TOUCHING ME. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> Get out of the car now. >> SHE CAN'T KEEP TOUCHING ME. >> GET OUT of the car now. >> We're not playing this game. What you touching me for? >> Turn around. Turn around now. >> You're under arrest for real. >> I'm not playing this game. >> I'm not playing this game. >> He's touching me. >> Be still. >> Be still. Calm down. Be still. >> Be still. BE STILL. BE STILL. CALM DOWN. HEY, STOP. STOP. STOP. [screaming] Another [screaming] [screaming] me, [screaming] [ __ ] GET YOUR ASS OFF ME. >> Listen to go to the club. >> Let me go. >> Let me go. [screaming] >> STOP. HEY, LISTEN. YOU JUST MAKE ME let me go. Get off OF ME. YOU NEED TO GET OFF OF ME. UP 11. I have to >> [screaming] >> He ME [screaming] [laughter] [screaming] [screaming] I must finish adjusting. You got to be still, MA'AM. [screaming] HEY, BE STILL. LET ME ADJUST. ALL RIGHT, [screaming] >> there you go. >> They adjusted. >> THEY ADJUSTED. >> Y'ALL BE GOOD ON THAT PEEK. WHY YOU doing these people? I'M NOT SCARED OF THEM. I'M ON PURPOSE. >> LISTEN. >> Listen to me. They adjusted. >> All right. >> Listen. What? She has a >> person. I want to have one black female. >> Sit down for a minute. Sit down for a minute. Please. Sit down. >> That's my niece. Sit down. Let us secure this. Then we going to talk. >> You make You're making things worse. Please sit in the car. Sit down. >> Please sit down. There you go. >> I'm down. >> Okay, relax. >> No. [screaming] [crying] [screaming] A [screaming] [screaming] >> I'm looking all this. I swear to God. I swear to God. I swear to God. >> Hey, listen. Can I tell you something? Are you listening to me? Listen to me. You have to calm down. >> He should never put his hands on me. >> Are you listening to me? But listen, listen to me. Listen to what he has to say. I don't know what happened. >> No, I don't want to hear none of that. He should never put his hands on me. He touched me and the cop snatched me out of the car. What you trying to put your hands on me for? You don't know me. >> It's okay. I got some >> ugly. Evil. Those were the words she used to describe Officer Apple. And honestly, I've never seen a three-year-old that big, loud, and disrespectful. >> Who car? You can take her. I don't want him with her >> cuz all them people said that she that he was very aggressive with her. >> Everybody said he was aggressive. Everybody that called me say he was so aggressive with her. She never got pulled by no police. >> She never got pulled. She don't know how to react. She She don't know. Like if she if it never happened, she don't know. slamming her down and doing all that instead of just let her call me. I would have came up. >> I was on the phone. >> He was right here. Nobody slam her down. She would have been calm down even when he man that's a problem. She's going off. She's doing all that. Ain't nobody down. I'm trying to tell her to shut up. >> All of them was just going off. They wasn't disrespected. >> They was not scared. I'm trying to tell I got to tell you to shut the up. All right. Like she was a man. This ain't no damn dude was not scared. >> This is not This is not no mother. Why do you fighting on the street police? All right. Like she was, man, man. Get your ass in the car. Man, >> I got to hear him tell her. >> Tell him that. You know, you don't talk to Tess. You know, that's life, man. >> All she had to do was cooperate. Ask for the ID. That's all they want. >> Resistant over there. >> I didn't want to shoot. >> Huh? >> What are you even talking about? What is you even talking about? >> ID. I couldn't talk. NO. EVERY TIME I TRY. EVERY TIME I TRY EVERY TIME I TRIED to talk. Every time I tried to talk, he said he don't care. I tried to talk. He said, "I don't care. I don't care." And then he GRABBED ME. >> NO, I WAS NOT. I was on the I was on the phone. >> I was on the phone with you. What happened? >> I was on the phone with you and then I was like, I'm on the phone with my mom and he was like, he don't care. >> Oh, that's my fault. >> HE LET ME TALK. HE SAID HE DON'T CARE. [screaming] HE SAID HE DON'T CARE. HE SAID I DON'T CARE. HE SAID I [screaming] DON'T CARE. HEY, what you not understand it? Somebody said I did and all that. This man said he don't care. He said I don't care. His man tried to put me grab me out the out the car and put me in handcuff and then he put his hands out on me. What? What else I supposed to do? Like what? He wasn't even the police that talked to me. I don't want nobody talking to me. Nobody at all. I don't give a man said he don't care. And this man put his taz on me. This man to tase me. Literally tas me. Tas me in the car, snatching on my arm, pulling on me, doing everything else. And you talking about me like girl that was not my fault. I wasn't even going 70 lying ass. >> Explain something to you. >> 77 mph. >> I understand. >> On a 35. >> Two other kids under the age of 12. And the other one was how old? The one >> baby. And yeah, she only picked them up from school. >> I understand. Look at me. But listen up. >> They saying Yeah, she's in They saying she got She just said that she doesn't have a driver's license. >> She went she took the class like she's in the process. >> Me, she too like she done took she done took all the steps. She just got to do the driver step. >> Okay. All right. >> She got to do the driver. >> You came back with came back with I got my license. >> The only reason I ain't drive cuz I'm bruised up. Like I which I understand. Well, I told her to go get my kids, but she dead ass wrong for driving 70. Like, >> not belted. All three kids is not belted. >> Please, >> she has no she has no drive. She has no driver's license. She has no seat belt. The other two kids have no seat belt. A tire pops. She gets into accident. Now, I'm have to give you a phone call that your three babies are in the hospital. >> I understand. And the fact that I get that she was being a dad. >> And the fact that I went in that car and I asked her multiple times, I need driver's license, registration, permission. You were on the phone. >> Somebody was on the phone. >> No, I went her dad was when they called me. I said to this man, I said it three times. >> I told her I heard I heard it. That's why >> I told her I need driver's license and she just kept ignoring. Kept ignoring. You failed to ID yourself. >> She She Okay, I get it. >> She's a little 88. She She's a little >> It doesn't justify the fact that I'm asking her. >> She never got pulled. She never got in trouble. >> And then to say that I'm literally hurting her when I didn't even >> I know you ain't hurt her cuz I I could tell you ain't hurt her. She want She was probably going to hurt you. >> But she said it. She threatened me. So that could that could be a felony charge right there. But I'm not going to do that. Don't do her like that. >> She's still going to go to jail for the resistance. you could take them to jail >> because she needs to she needs to take accountability because if your two other babies get into an accident because of her reckless driving when she's trying to get her driver's license, there's no justification for going 77 33. >> I had to go up to 90 mph to catch up to her. What's her excuse? >> She can't have n with that. >> And your baby's in the back. You know how many babies under the age of eight I've seen on traffic uh homicides? >> Hey Too many. Too many. >> But I'm sorry if she disrespected you, but I'm going to handle that. >> I listen. >> And what her bun going to be? >> It's going to be she's going to see this the judge in the morning. How old is she? >> She just turned 18 December. >> Okay. Well, she got she's going to she's going to go she's going to go to here in the morning, see the judge, and then they're going to be the the barn's going to be there. Set whatever the judge decides to do that. So she got to stay all night. >> So she's punishing her. >> You could be honest. She probably needed she probably listen to she probably needed how she talked to you. She was wrong. Like but don't don't make the charges so bad cuz she got her real like like she got all a show her like she she don't get into >> I don't I don't doubt she's a good kid. >> Like she don't like so don't mess up what she can't get her real what she can't All she's going to get is is just that and that's it. And she's going to get a court date for the for the >> she going to have her driver license though. >> She can get the license afterwards. That's fine. But she's going to get the the court date for the uh for the speed. >> Well, she go to court anyway. >> She has to make us stay tonight. >> She's going to tell the judge and see why she's going that fast. Okay. Cuz I could get her for the seat belts, but I'm not going to do that. >> Thank you so much. I appreciate that. >> We're going to let that go. >> I appreciate that. stuff. But and then again, >> she ain't driving no more. >> I I hope that she You have a long long spill cuz we're up here. We don't try to jam people up. We're fair. >> I know. >> And we're very very very cognizant of what the community is. But I'm not here to to hurt people. I'm not. But when I see that kind of stuff and that's reckless driving, she can put not only herself, her siblings in danger, but other people >> cuz you know people will be crossing the street right here. >> Mhm. This probably what she need. >> So that's it. >> I'm okay with that. Just don't don't get her real she'll be fine. >> She a student, you know, >> she she will she will be able to overcome this. >> Thank you. >> Okay. All right. So, let me sign my paperwork and then um we'll be in touch. I I'm going to give it to you right now in a second. Actually, you can take the license. I'm going to hold on to this for now. >> Yeah, she can talk to her. The girl spent a few hours in jail and posted $1,250 bail, facing charges of resisting without violence, driving without a license, and speeding more than 30 mph over the limit. Rude, disrespectful, and stupid. She's got a tough life ahead of her. Let's see what people are saying in the comments. He doesn't look like the usual sneaky thieves we see. I hope he learns from this and chooses a different path. On October 18th, police were called to a gas station after an employee reported that a teenager had just taken items from the store without paying. You paid for this? >> Okay. So, we go inside. They're going to say you paid for that because we got a customer said they saw you walk out with it. You're not signed to be honest. >> Okay. So, you did take it? What? >> It's not mine to take back. Okay. What do you You got an ID with you? >> Yeah. I'm going to catch the bus. >> You're not getting to the bus right now. You're going to give me your ID. >> I don't want you digging in there. Don't dig in there. That's what I'm doing there. >> I >> right there. I don't know what's in there. That's why I don't want you digging. >> Okay. Well, here's the thing. You can't come into a store and steal something and then just walk away. All right. So, hang out here with this officer. All right. >> All right. Do me a favor. You go ahead and take your hands out of your pocket. >> I'm going to go inside the store there. >> How do you pronounce your first name? >> Oh, come on. >> Okay. >> You still living in the Saint? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You got anything on you? >> No. No, sir. >> Okay. Keep your hands on your pocket. >> Oh, my next bus is coming. >> I know. You're going to have to wait on that. >> Till we get this figured out. >> All right. All right, I'm going to search you and make sure you don't have anything on you. Okay. >> Turns out this wasn't his first can of beer that day. Everything suggested he was traveling with very few belongings and wanted to get out of there as quickly as possible. >> All right, go ahead and put your hands on your bag. You're not under arrest right now. Okay. >> Nothing going to poke me, cut me, sick me, nothing like that. got you spoke that till it was gone, didn't you? >> Um, this is passing through. I'm actually going that's where I'm from. >> Um, it's like 25 minutes. >> Where? I don't know where. Oh, >> like 25 minutes from here. >> Is that Missouri or Illinois? >> Illinois. >> So, what made you where where you trying to get to? >> Um heights. >> Yeah. >> All right. Well, we'll get this carried out. He's got more change in here. >> This the only thing you took? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> I'm going to take your hat off. All right. >> All right. >> All right. You got anything on underneath your coat? >> No. >> You have anything on underneath it? >> No. >> You don't have anything on? >> Just your coat. I don't have a shirt on. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. This one here back up now. >> Yeah. Officer is finding out what the store wants to do. All right. It's up to them. >> All right. This is their property. They say this is the second one you've stolen. But you were in here earlier. Did you take another one earlier? Same thing. >> Yeah. >> Same thing. >> This um >> is that you took one of these earlier? >> Um yeah, I just I'm just trying to go home now. >> Okay. >> My bad. I ain't bro. I'm just I'm homeless. >> Okay. I get that. I get I get going through some struggles, but you also understand the business and they don't want people taking this out, right? Cuz they have to pay for this. >> Yeah. So >> that's my that's my bus right there. >> I know we're not concerned about the bus right now. All right. There'll be more buses. >> All right. >> So the officer's checking to see what the business wants to do. >> All right. >> We'll go from there. >> How long you been in Fallen? >> For like 20 minutes. >> Oh, you just got off the bus, came in here, and then we're going to jump on another one or what? >> Yeah, just I was just passing through. >> Okay. Yeah. Never been arrested. That's good. >> Is that your bush up there? >> You take Come on now. I watched you put that up there when you walked in. Where'd you get that from? >> Oh, yeah. >> [ __ ] I just I >> Where did you get that one from? >> I should have sto I should have stole from the store. >> You stole that bush that that beer earlier? Yeah. >> Or you Okay. And then you just walked back in and took this one. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, at least now we're being honest, right? >> All right. Don't worry about the bus anymore because you're not getting on it. At this point, your itinerary is going to be a police car, a jail cell, and a cold night behind bars. >> Everybody, put your hands behind your back. All >> right. took you to his doctor. >> Huh? >> Where are you taking? >> Well, right now >> PD right now. >> Yeah, right now you're just going to go to the PD. >> All right. I'll explain everything to you here in a minute. Okay. You said you do have an ID. I have not anything in the bag. We need to be weapons in there. >> Drugs. >> Nothing like that. people. I'll >> put it in your bag. >> I'll get it on. >> Oh, that's going to go with you. Only it's not going to go the loco and the material that's sitting up on the >> This is her ID. >> All right. I get her in the car and get her attached. Huh? It's a >> You want to take her out? I'll go through this. >> Yeah, that sounds good. >> Can they get video? They have the witness information. >> Okay. Awesome. >> All right. Let's go. Yeah. Yeah. Is all this stuff yours? >> Yes, it's mine. I'm going have to touch the bus. >> Is all the stuff yours though? >> Yeah, I'm going have to touch the bus. >> Well, you're going to the jail right now. >> I ain't worried about the bus. >> You shouldn't be worried about the bus either. >> Possibly. Yeah. >> Yes. We got your change. Like I said, we didn't take we didn't leave any of your property. Everything that you came here with, you have in your bag. All your change, your Oreos, everything. All right. We don't make it a habit of taking people's [ __ ] or leaving people's [ __ ] anywhere. Everything you came with is what you're going to leave with, minus the beer. >> After determining that this was repeated theft, police decided to arrest the teenager and take him back to the station on the official charge of retail theft. Thank you for watching until the end of the video. If you enjoyed the content, don't forget to like, subscribe, and turn on the notification bell so you don't miss our latest