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I SAT THERE AND WAITED FOR YOU GUYS TO GET THERE. NOW I'M THE ONE in the backseat of a a police car? But wait. >> [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP THAT. >> ADRIAN, LOOK, WE'RE NOT DOING THIS ALL BY YOUR RULES, OKAY? Set it down up there. >> You work for me. That's the Constitution. >> HEY SHELBY. HEY SHELBY, stop acting like a >> You CAN'T DRIVE AND TALK TO ME RIGHT NOW. NO, CUZ YOU HAVE NO RIGHT TO not unarrest me right now. You have to legally unarrest me because you're arresting me illegally. >> hurry up. >> WHERE'S MY WALLET? >> WE [screaming] GOT TO HURRY UP. >> BIG ATTITUDE, bigger ego, absolutely no authority. These Karens showed up ready to run the entire situation, but they quickly found out that yelling doesn't magically put you above the law. Welcome to Police X 10, where attitude [music] meets authority. It's time for some wild cases in cops versus the dumbest Karens who thought they were in charge. Starting off with this one where a cop instantly shuts down this woman who really thought she was in charge. >> You got to calm down. You got to calm down. >> CUZ Y'ALL NOT DOING NOTHING. >> DO YOU SEE HIM UNDER ARREST, GOD damn it? Pay attention. >> Who you talking to? >> You. Pay attention. >> talking to me. >> Can you? >> You're not talking to me. >> It's January 16th, 2025. Cops get a disturbance after a store employee reported seeing someone point a gun. Well, that sounds dangerous. >> This guy here? On the ground. On the ground. >> The blood ON HER RIGHT NOW, SIR. THE BLOOD ON HER RIGHT NOW. HE STARTED BY DRUGS RIGHT NOW. SHE RAN IT. RIGHT THERE WITH THE >> MARISSA, GO SOUTH one one lot there of this of the store. He's got a green top on. One lot south. Go to 25th. There's another guy there pointing that down there. Think he's got a green top on. He's in that parking lot. >> He's going in with of the riding report. >> Who is it? >> THAT'S THE GUY. HE PULLED OUT THE GUN ON ME. >> Where's the gun? >> He's right here. I DON'T KNOW WHERE HE PUT IT AT. THAT'S WHY HE RAN AROUND THIS CORNER. HE'S SHOWING OUT. >> IS THIS THIS PERSON RIGHT HERE? >> YEAH, him right there. >> Mark unit, detain that person in the green and black right there. Detain him. Ma'am, you. Come here. To me. >> Y'all know what I seen? >> Is he Is he involved, too? >> No, that's my momma right there. >> All right, what we got? Tell me what happened. >> We was at the store. It was a altercation broke out with them and my brother. He pulled out a gun on me. >> Hold on. Hold We got Mark unit 207, check that parking lot cuz he went in that parking lot and was like moving around. He may have dumped it over there real quick. >> It was a black gun. He cocked it back. When I was on the phone with the police, he ran this way. >> Okay. Yeah, he was moving in between and I lost his visual of him behind that yellow fence right there. All right, quickly. You said he came up this way? >> When I was on the phone with the police, he ran this way. I don't know if he ran to the hotel right here or where he had a black gun. >> This is who I got here as the victim saying he pulled These two people pulled out guns on her. So, we're trying to figure it out. All right. Your mom, your victim allegedly. Who is somebody with a bat? Anybody? >> Who? What happened? >> Yeah, the lady here with tank tops who I got here as the victim. Allegedly pulled guns out. >> He did. He had a black gun. It's about this big. >> Him or him? >> Him right here that's on the ground. >> No, that's not how it her. She was with them. >> Huh? Go away. >> A bunch of guns and screaming women, it's a great way to start a video. And by the way, the victim here won't be so much of a victim anymore after her next action. >> He the one who pulled out the gun. What the [ __ ] >> This guy here? >> Yes, him. >> All right, SHUT UP. HEY, YOU GOT TO CALM DOWN. YOU GOT TO CALM DOWN. SHUT UP. [ __ ] >> Y'ALL NOT DOING NOTHING? >> WE DO YOU SEE HIM? THEY'RE UNDER ARREST? God dammit, pay attention. >> Who you talking to? >> You. Pay attention. >> talking to me? >> Same here. >> You're not talking to me. >> You're detained, too. You be quiet. >> Why are you mad? Why are you mad, though? >> Apparently you Apparently you pulled a bad out on somebody. >> He had a gun on me. What >> Will you calm down? >> a gun on me. I'M GOING TO CALM DOWN. THAT'S MY >> [screaming] >> OH, THAT'S MY BROTHER. >> STOP. I DID NOT. CALM DOWN, AGAIN. >> WOULD YOU DO THAT? >> STOP PULLING AWAY. >> YOU DID YOU DID KICK >> GET BACK. GET BACK. 25 FT YOU GO TO JAIL. BACK UP. FIVE. Back up. >> NO, CALM DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. I GOT IT ON VIDEO. CALM DOWN. >> ALL RIGHT. GET BACK. >> MAN, LET me go. >> Get back. Everybody calm down. We can figure this whole thing out. If she don't calm down, she goes to jail. Give me the same courtesy Are you mom? >> I'm her mom. >> Are you going to be conscious enough to talk to me without screaming and yelling? >> Yes, sir. >> Hold her for a second. >> I'll calm down. >> over here. I I took you down. Yes, I did. Come here. Everybody stay back. 25 ft or you go to jail. I don't I don't give a [ __ ] All right. You stay back 25 ft or you go to jail. >> With this girl temporarily detained, the cop then began to ask the mom about what happened. >> Okay, listen. >> What the hell? >> This what happened. We rolled up. >> Rolled up. >> The lady in the green must be thought my cousin was calling her bases or whatever. >> Okay. >> She serving the bases, sir. I don't even know what be going on up here. She just start going crazy. She end up calling him. >> Who Who's Who's this girl here? >> No, not her. >> Okay. >> The lady in the green, the bullet jacket girl. >> Okay. Who was with him when he had the gun? >> She ended up going crazy. Me and her was in a fight or whatever. >> Where did this gun go? >> Uh it's a black gun. I don't know. >> Where did this gun go? >> I don't know. Somebody took it off him, but he up following MY SISTER. THEY GOT CAMERAS in front of the store. >> We We'll We'll get there. We can't do everything in a matter of milliseconds. We got to figure it out. Figure out who's the victim. We got to figure out who's got the gun, where it went. We're trying to do all this [ __ ] while y'all screaming and yelling like [ __ ] crazy people. Let us figure it out, all right? Who pulled the gun out of her? Him? >> Him. >> Where at? In the In the front of the store? >> It was Yeah, and then I ran up on him, and my son was right there. >> he running from with the gun? >> Cuz I don't know, sir. >> Yeah, that's my daughter. >> Okay. You going to write a statement? >> Uh-huh. >> Are you calmed down enough to write a statement? Yes or no? >> Yes. >> You want to press charges on this man? >> Yes. >> Thank God. Now we're getting somewhere. >> 13-year-old daughter had the gun in the back. >> All right. Keep her calmed down. Keep her detained until we get her name and all that stuff. Then when we get She gets out of her handcuffs, we'll deal with her. >> It was a black It was like a >> do you have your ID or something on you? >> No, my my purse in the car, but my name Barbara is far. >> All right. >> I don't have my notepad on me. >> I don't have a notepad, no pen. >> This cop's wonderful. He's firm, but fair. Straight talk. Commanding, but not bullying. Whatever they're paying him is nowhere near enough. >> Try to get some witnesses, a video. This red-headed female wants to press charges. Does he got a vehicle at the J Hawk, you think? >> Does he have a vehicle there? Does he drive? He's on foot. No, he didn't have a >> All right. Can someone go to the J Hawk if he's not tied up on something and he ran to the J Hawk while she was calling the police. He came back around the corner when we pulled to 97. He may have tossed it over here around the J Hawk. We got plenty of these same trucks. All right. Ma'am, name? >> Barbara Barr. >> Raise your right hand. Everything you told me true and correct best not so help you God. >> Yes. >> And down. So, dude in the green we detained here running from us pointing the gun to your daughter. >> This what happened. We rolled up in the car. I'm talking to my my baby my grandbaby mama right there. My son get out and go to talking to her. The gay [snorts] >> Who's your son? This guy? >> No. >> No. Okay. So, okay, I get it. >> The gay girl thinking that my son trying to take her sales. But first of all, my son don't even sell dope. This how it started, sir. They said she do this with everybody up here. I don't know what's going on. I hear her my son arguing. I jump out the car immediately. So, I go over there. I'm like, "Sissy, what's up? That's my son." So, she tell me about them my people. He trying to take my people. He trying to take my people. But all in all, she on the phone calling the boy who y'all got and another boy who had on like a little tan jumpsuit or whatever. At first, all of us just was arguing. Then, I don't even know where the gun came from. >> Green Green all green polo guy. >> He just up that the cop is biking. I ran up on him. >> Point it. >> At her. >> At her. Okay. >> He up the cop the bike pointed and I ran up on him. When I ran up on him >> called the police? Oh, that's right. The clerk did. So, when did when did when did green pants and shirt run away to go dump that gun? When did he go? >> I don't know. >> us calling the police >> Yeah, in between y'all coming up. >> y'all know we're coming? Did the clerk come outside and say we're calling the police? >> She was >> the van. I seen the arm >> But it was other people on the side like saying, "There go the police." But when I grabbed him, I like pushed him up against the the wild thing. So, I'm like, "Really, you got a gun or whatever?" And then that's when I let him go and he went to say like the lady was his son. >> Me. >> Yeah, you was right there. >> I know. I came around the corner. Green was right here. And he took off that this way. >> That he just came from the jail. >> So, the incident happened. He went to the jailhouse and then came back. So, he dumped the gun. Okay. The people over here are saying that she was the one that assaulted the man with a bat and that's why the guns were pulled. Why did you I heard anything like that and she resisted and I dumped her. >> Sir, the bat didn't come out till later. My 12-year-old daughter grabbed the bat. But I'm I'm just here honestly telling you the truth. Yeah, she my my daughter took the bat out. Oh, yeah. He had the gun I mean he had the gun when I had that bat. He cocked the gun back. I knew he had the gun cuz he was already cocking it. >> He pointed the gun at you? >> Yes. And that's what made me grab it. But that's what made me My thing was I knew if he wanted to shoot us he could have been shot. >> Okay. [snorts] Okay. >> The captain went over to talk to the woman about this situation. >> We're good. We're good. I just had to I was told by them that you were the uh >> I ain't going to start I did have >> and I tried to detain you. And then you tried to little little bully and you we're we're done. We're done with that. I ain't going to charge you with no resisting nothing. All right. All right, so y'all show up, getting a getting a disturbance, Green pulls a gun, you pull a bat. >> Mhm. >> And the video ain't going to show You already had the bat. You got out with the bat. >> Mhm. >> What what the what the >> I got out with the bat cuz I already knew that he had a gun. He carry a gun. But I know a bat can't be a gun. >> What's his name? >> He from Rose Square. His name Richard. I don't know his last last name. But I know him like I know >> pull this truck up in the middle of the road? >> Yeah. >> Maybe. Been in this [ __ ] all night. Yeah, we going to move it up. >> going to move it up. >> With this girl simmering down a bit, the captain decided to remove the cuffs. >> All right. I'm going to get you out of cuffs, ma'am. All right. Miss How old are you? >> 25. >> Otherwise, I'm going to leave you in those cuffs. >> [sighs] >> Let me see if Richard's got a room there at J Hall. >> If he don't, this lady right here with this red jacket and the guy who I just talked to the police with the dreads. But I know for a fact he stay at J Hall Motel. >> What is the room? >> Hotel. >> Okay, we'll figure it out. You injured or anything? >> No, I'm I'm good. >> Okay. >> I'll get the paperwork. >> Yeah, yeah. All right, y'all want to write me some statements? >> Yeah, I will. >> Okay. You got any any uh fugitives? >> Yeah. >> Raise your right hand. Everything you told me earlier is true and correct, so help me God. Okay. We're going to do a signed sworn statement. We're going to try to get the video if he got a point in the gun. We're going to try to get him under arrest, but there's conflicting information. You already had a weapon, so you might self-defense type [ __ ] you know what I'm saying? >> Sir, all this started with the Buddha guy girl. >> About a sale. >> About a sale. >> Yeah, they're We're working this corner. We're working trying to put him put him down, but Your grandson's out here? >> My grandson and mama was right there. >> Okay. >> That's how all this [ __ ] started. I'm in the car. I don't know what the [ __ ] is going on. >> All right, guys, let's use He's going to pull up. You're going to use this. Hey, can you pull up a little bit, bro? I'm going to let you use your hood. >> And Courtney said that's why she was going to fight her about the same thing, about a sale. >> Richard from Roble's Park. You said black You said black handgun? >> Yeah, it was a nine. >> A black handgun, she's saying a nine. So, something they can pull a slide back on. >> It was a nine millimeter. >> All right. Just want you to take this. Y'all both sign and write your statements. Ma'am, you want to come here? I'll tell you how to write it. >> Y'all got some napkins or something? >> Zip it over here. All right, first and last name, all that date and stuff, and right here what you did, what you saw, what you observed, signature, print. >> My napkin got blood >> You bleeding, too? >> Me, too, damn it. >> And sign print sign the bottom. She's about to hurt her hand. You thought you thought Yeah. She wouldn't do you like that. Do we got any statements? I'm sorry, video from this side of the story yet? >> Okay, so this store right here is is down for a couple hours. They'll have the video for us. They'll have the whole side. >> RGCC has it. >> Perfect. >> So, video's kind of corroborating >> That story. >> About the perp. >> Mhm. >> So, but he pulled a gun on me cuz of her. >> It's He got like She'll have issues. >> Huh? >> Yeah, please. >> They [ __ ] ran up on her right against a pat out of a car, start swinging. They I used to try to download everything right now. >> got around famous for me now, so >> Yes, she uh >> Ready? >> Definitely does. >> This is the furthest it goes. Don't yell at me. >> After talking to the victim, the cop then came to question the suspect about that firearm. >> Where's the gun at, bro? >> I just want to find the gun. >> He So, so >> Someone's going to die if they find it. Little kid plays with it or something. >> to be We're trying to be, you know, >> Cold. I was sweating wet. >> Yeah. Why you wet? >> Cold. I was sweating a lot. It was cold. You got AC. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll do it right now. Where is the gun, bro? >> Just just Would you tell me where the weapon is? >> You throw it? Let us know. >> I don't know if he told me. >> Okay. So, your prints are on it. When someone recovers it >> Right. It it it It won't >> And kills somebody with it, I'm going to charge you with a homicide. >> In the end, the man with the gun was charged with aggravated battery assault with a deadly weapon. The man who fled the scene was apprehended later and was charged with [music] resisting without violence, possession of a controlled substance, and possession of cannabis. Moving on to this case now where a drunk woman plays victim after crashing her car. >> I SAT THERE AND WAITED FOR YOU GUYS I STILL GET THERE. NOW, I'M THE one in the backseat of a a police car? >> WHAT? WAIT. >> [screaming] >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> STOP THAT. >> ON MARCH 30TH, 2024 in Wisconsin, cops get reports of an accident with some possible injuries. But, what they didn't know yet was that the accident would have been the least of their concern. >> 3:22, there's no one in this vehicle. Excuse me, ma'am. Were part of the crash? Ma'am, were you part of this crash here? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's your name? Okay. Were you in this vehicle? >> Yes. >> All right. Do you need EMS? >> No. >> Okay. What's your name? What happened today? All right. Let's Can we take some deep breaths for me? I really want to help you, but it's hard to do that if you can't tell me what's going on, okay? >> Can you say anything? No, nobody wants to hear that right now. Too soon? She's hurt. >> Answer. >> Come over here real quick. >> Yeah. >> Are you okay, dear? Are you hurt at all? Why are you crying? I'm Officer Bowman, okay? Trying to figure out what's wrong. All right. Can you help me out? Can you explain to me what's going on? >> This woman seems disturbed about what caused the accident. Now, the cops going to continue trying to get an answer from her with what they'd observed. >> Is anybody else hurt? >> No. I don't know where they went, but they left. >> [laughter] >> What they leaving for? I mean, I see all the airbags over there deployed. Was anybody like bleeding or anything? Is it just your friends or your family? Are you Are you just crying cuz you're stressed out? You crying cuz you're scared? Is it your car? Yeah? How many people were in the car with you? >> Four. >> Is it your boyfriend or something? Yeah? You're not in trouble. You're not in trouble, okay? Accidents happen. >> No, he did that. >> He did it? How did he do it? >> He grabbed the wheel. >> [laughter] >> Why did he grab the steering wheel? >> Because I was leaving. My stuff is in the back seat of the car. I was asleep. >> Oh, you guys were like breaking up? Yeah? Was he trying to get you to pull over or was he trying to get you to hit something? >> She's the one who called the cops? >> Yeah. Um it actually looks like she hit this pole. I don't think another car is involved. Um >> She's the driver? Have we spoken to her before? >> I think so. When I tried talking to her, I got crying. Um so he's trying now. It looks like she hit this pole. >> I don't know cuz I tried talking to her and I couldn't get anything. >> We're not quite sure. Dispatch said something along the lines of someone maybe made her do it. This looks like a single car crash. Looks like she hit this pole. And she was just sitting there when I showed up. >> Yeah, but the problem is she said someone made her. >> Her boyfriend grabbed the steering wheel and then he took off afterwards. >> Wait, he grabbed the steering wheel? >> Yeah. And then he took off. >> I don't know what she looks like still. >> Have you seen her? >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. >> All right. Dispatch tells us that during her 911 call, she said that her boyfriend made her crash the car before getting into this white van that was waiting nearby and leaving the area. They also confirmed that her vehicle's temporary license plate was expired. So the next thing for us to do now is to confirm this, but getting her to do so is going to be quite the challenge. >> Something's wrong with your your mouth? Okay. Is you She put her hand up there. I'm I'm like something's wrong. >> I'm just [snorts] trying I'm trying not to cry. >> Okay. What did you like do about him grabbing your steering wheel? Cuz he caused the accident. He's at fault. Where does he live at? >> I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. He usually comes to see me. I don't know. >> What's your What's your boyfriend's name? >> [laughter] >> So she's refusing to provide any details here. And the cops have to go to the other callers who witnessed this situation. >> Hi Lori, this is Officer Holman with the City of Blaine Police Department. I was advised you might have seen this accident over here. >> I didn't see all of it. I heard more of it, but I turned immediately around and saw and heard some things. How can I help? >> Okay, what did you see and hear? >> So, I was walking with my partner. We just kind of stopped and turned around like is everybody okay? >> Mhm. >> Saw that the airbags had deployed. Um another car which was on the street which was headed in the same direction we were walking kind of pulled in and the gentleman got out of the car and I can only surmise he he went to the vehicle to see if they were okay, but he left right away and then the passenger got out of the car that that car that was up on the curb. >> Mhm. >> And he walked to the street and there was a white van on the street that he got into and they drove away. The guy that got in the car and drove away, I would say and you know, let me talk to my partner too. He was a tall man wearing wearing black clothing okay, African-American tall probably over 60 stocky wearing black clothing, but I saw him more from the back than from the front. >> Okay, thank you very much. I appreciate your time. >> As the investigation continues, the woman becomes increasingly defiant. >> Please leave me alone. Please. >> Go over there. >> Please. >> Go over there and put your hands up. >> Please I'm asking. >> I'm giving you a lawful order to go over there. >> I'm asking. I've been sitting there this whole time. >> Yes, so so I'm getting up to walk away right now. You're not leaving from the scene. >> Where am I going? >> Oh, I don't know. We're not We're in the middle of the street. >> My granddad is over there. If I wanted to go over there and leave >> We're in the middle of the street. >> and there was a car coming. My granddad is over there. If I wanted to leave, I would be trying to go that way. I'm over here getting ear. Like seriously, where am I going? My granddad is over there. I haven't gone anywhere. I haven't gone anywhere. I haven't gone anywhere. I'm getting ear. I haven't gone anywhere. I haven't gone anywhere. If I want to leave, my granddad is over there. I'm my granddad is over there. If I want to leave, my granddad is over there. I didn't walk towards his car or anything. I'm getting ear. >> over there. If I want to leave, my granddad is over there. I didn't walk towards his car or anything. I'm getting air. I'm getting air. Of course it is. >> Okay, well, these cops deal with her. Others go to search the car. They notice a strong odor of alcohol, find even a pack of alcohol inside, an empty glass that smells like alcohol, and a discarded empty can near the crash site. Might explain why she was covering her mouth in the beginning. >> Is she really this [ __ ] up? Okay, well, she's going to get some tickets. If she doesn't >> She had four beer cans missing. >> And her behavior, something's not right. So, it's what I see people are impaired cuz I feel like she's got something going on. Why are you Why are you sitting out here in the middle of the the parking spot, my man? Why are you sitting out here? You know this is where cars drive. I got to ask you and I need you to be honest with me, okay? How much have you had to drink today? >> [snorts] >> Just be honest with me. >> Two or three beers. >> Okay. Did you throw the beer over here in the bushes cuz it matches all the beers that were in your car? >> No. >> When's the last time you drank? >> Um about an hour and a half, maybe. >> Were you and your your man both drinking? >> Yeah. >> Does that Is that Does that factor into you guys' argument? >> We were at the house. >> You only had four beers, maybe? >> Three. >> Three? >> Maybe. >> Who's car did he get into when he left? Whose white van was that? >> I don't know who that is. I don't know. >> Okay. Were they just following behind you the whole time? Did you notice? >> I don't I don't know. >> Was he trying to stop you from driving cuz he thought you were drunk? >> No. He was just trying to stop me from driving, period. >> Okay. You want to go through SFSTs to show if you're impaired or not? >> We'll go through >> Cuz he's trying to stop you from from driving drunk >> It has nothing to do with that. >> Well, you want to go through SFSTs to prove you're not drunk? >> Okay. >> All right. You want to just put your bag down there for me in the grass? >> And after a series of tests, the cops decided that she was driving under the influence and her boyfriend was trying to stop her from driving drunk. So, she's under arrest. >> Based on this, your eyes are bouncing like crazy. Did you seriously only have four beers? >> Yes. >> Something's not right like that. >> I didn't have four. >> You had three three? Okay. How long did you have them? You said an hour ago and >> Yeah. >> your eyes are going crazy. When I do HGN, they're bounce bounce bounce bounce bounce and it's high. >> My eyes are always like that though because I mean, like I said, I'm blind to a certain extent. I I really am. >> It's it's an involuntary jerking of the eye. It's not something that anything else is going to affect other than a traumatic brain injury. >> I do that all the time though. >> You don't have any other indicators of something's wrong. You just seem drunk. So, what I'm going to do now, I'm going to have you under arrest for OWI. Okay. Just sit on the back of my squad right here. >> Okay. Can you stop What are you doing? >> Why you Why you >> He needs to let me go because >> You're tweaking for one. >> Because I shouldn't even be arrested for one. >> Please, yeah. >> The one that should be arrested is not with me. >> Yep, this is how it works. Whatever is on >> Give my purse and my phone to my auntie. >> Oh, perfect. Thank you. What do you have on you that's going to hurt me? >> Look for it. Look at what you do. I'm standing here. >> Just go to the going to get her street clothes. Sit in the car. >> I'm standing here. >> Sit in the >> I'm standing here. Can I have my shoe? >> Yeah, that was sliding out of there. >> my shoe? >> Yeah, grab it in a second. Once you get up there >> Can I have my shoe? Can I have >> Slide up in there. >> my shoe. >> Slide in there. >> Can I have my shoe? >> Look, here you go. Your shoe's right there. Slide your foot in there. Why are you acting like this? >> No, I'm not [ __ ] acting like this. Y'all some clowns, man. Y'all can't solve a murder. I don't want that >> You have to have it on. >> I don't want that on. I don't want that on. I don't want that on. I I that on. I don't want that on. I don't want it on. I don't want it on. I don't want it on. >> Just relax for a bit. >> So, the woman's secured in the car and the cops bring her to the hospital for some blood work, but uh looks like she slipped her handcuffs. >> My hands are out of the handcuffs. >> Really? [snorts] >> Let me see. >> How the hell did you do that? >> Do you think I'm okay? >> Of course you are. >> Okay. I mean, I checked the fit on those with my thumb. >> I stayed there. I called you guys. And I'm the one that's going to jail. This is not fair at all. Now, I got an attitude. I'm pissed now. BECAUSE I CALLED YOU GUYS FOR HELP. THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT I'M THAT'S WHAT THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING. I SAT THERE AND WAITED FOR YOU GUYS TO GET THERE. I WAS THE ONE ON THE PHONE. THAT'S WHAT I'M NOT UNDERSTANDING. NOW, I'm the one in the back seat of a a police car? Like, what police work are you guys doing? I sat there and waited for you guys to come. >> The reason is for your safety, okay? >> fair. I don't want to hear any of it. >> I still have >> I don't want to hear any of it. >> Will you submit to an evidentiary chemical test of your blood? >> Why is it that because I called for help, I'm in the back seat of a police car? >> Did you Did you listen to anything I said? Because you didn't you didn't answer my question, I'm going to write a search warrant for your blood, okay? So, you're going to just sit back here until I'm finished. And then once we're [snorts] finished with that and the judge signs off on it, we'll get you out and we'll go to court. >> As the cop is working on this warrant, this woman went absolutely bananas in the back. >> I need my >> What are you doing? >> STOP THAT. Let me out. CUT ME >> WHY WOULD WE LET YOU OUT IF THIS IS HOW YOU'RE ACTING? >> BECAUSE YOU HAVEN'T LET ME OUT YET. AND NO, WHY WOULD YOU LET ME OUT? I DIDN'T ASK YOU BEFORE I DID. YOU'RE A WHOLE CLOWN, MAN. Do you guys see all the bruises and marks? This is why I don't CALL YOU GUYS NOW. I GET ABUSED. >> Let me out. Let me out. Stop that. Let me out. What are you doing? >> Let me out. >> I'm not letting you out. You'll get let out when the warrant is signed. >> After getting that warrant, the cops take her out of the car, which proves to be quite difficult. And oh, she also broke the squad camera. Anyways, that's an additional charge for >> Pulled out the cords and broke the camera back there. >> Oh, so now we got Now you got criminal damage and robbery. >> Yep. >> If you if you fight us, it will be extra charges, and you will sit in jail for a long time. >> Oh, take her this way. There's There's a warrant for >> HERE YOU GO. >> GUYS, what do YOU WANT TO DO? >> JUST SIT DOWN. >> ON THE GROUND? >> LET'S GO. >> We're not doing this. I'm not doing that. >> See, you're being uncooperative. You put the handcuffs on tight so she doesn't slip out of them again. >> So you got to do it in the car or this just sucks. >> There you go. >> My shoe was on there. >> Stop resisting. Get it there. >> My shoe was on >> At the station, she would speak with a sergeant about a felony charge before suddenly getting up from her seat in the booking room and declaring that she was leaving, which triggered another struggle to put her in handcuffs. In the end, she was charged with felony possession of an electric weapon, resisting arrest, criminal damage to property, and obstruction. Her bond is set at a thousand dollars, which she later posted. Eventually, all the charges were dismissed after she completed a deferred prosecution agreement. Moving on to the next case here where this woman thinks that she's in control of this traffic stop. >> Adrian, we're not doing this all by your rules, okay? Shut it down up there. >> You work for me. That's >> It is August 5th, 2026, and cops are at this stop on a driver with a suspended license. Let's check it out. >> Hello, Ms. Campany. >> What? >> Well, I'm Officer Stilson from the Fishers Police Department. Just so you know, my camera's on. >> I already know your camera's on. >> Your driver's license is suspended, okay? >> Actually, it's not. I already paid it, and it's supposed to be revoked. >> It is still suspended. >> and reinstated it. So, if the DMV hasn't got it, that's >> Okay. >> I don't know. I don't know it. I can't get no answers from nobody. >> Okay. >> I paid it. I reinstated it. I asked for a receipt, and they didn't send me a receipt, and I don't know what to do. >> Okay. Also, your your child can't be in a in the front seat like that. >> Thank you for notifying me of that. >> Okay. >> And so, I just I don't know anymore. >> Is there anybody else that can come pick up the kid right now? >> No. Why? >> Well, because you are under arrest. >> Why? >> Because this is the third time in a week >> I paid it. I promise you I can call them. Can I call them? I can call them. And I can tell you I paid it. I know I paid it. There's no reason to arrest me. >> Okay. There there >> Please, I'm asking you, please just don't do this to me. My son is in the house with my friends. I'm supposed to be picking up their food order from Albertsons. That's all I'm trying to do. >> I don't know. Maybe stop driving with a suspended license. Just a suggestion. >> Okay. But, for the time being, I need you to step out of the car. >> No, no, no, no, no. I'm not going to jail. Please, don't do that to me. Please. >> Well, let's let's not do this. Okay. Well, let's not do this like this in front of your kids. >> They're not my kids. >> Okay. Well, let's not do this in front of these kids. >> They need to be swaddled and have their car seat. >> Okay. I do need you to step out of the car though. It's the second time I've told you. >> I don't want to go to jail because then I'm never GOING TO GET OUT. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. ALL I DID WAS ASK THEM TO STOP HARASSING ME. I'M TIRED OF BEING TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF. >> I do need you to step out of the car, okay? >> Just don't touch me because last time y'all Y'all I just had surgery. Both of you guys >> Last time I arrested you for this I just wrote you a cite and release. I didn't even touch you. No. Okay. Oh, a lot of experience with the law I see. Still driving with a suspended license though, okay? Maybe you got to go to prison to learn a lesson. So, why don't you step out and walk back towards my vehicle, okay? >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> Okay. >> I just wanted to ask I don't even know where she can get my car. >> Okay, let's just walk back to the front of my vehicle. >> I need you to come get the kids in the car right [ __ ] now because apparently I'm under arrest with you guys with a suspended license even though I paid everything and it's still not showing in the system. I'm I'm by Watson. I don't want TO GO TO JAIL, SHERIFF. I didn't do anything. They're in the van with there's an officer standing by. >> Either way I don't want to blow in my face so let's put that down for a minute. No, I'm I'm Okay. Adrian, we're we're not doing this all by your rules, okay? Set it down up there. >> You work for me. That's the Constitution. >> to You're about to put your phone down. >> No, I'm not. I'm on the phone. >> Okay, turn around. You're under arrest. Turn around. You're under arrest. I will talk to them. >> Yeah. >> Set your phone down. I'm going to put you in handcuffs now. >> No, please don't. I'm cooperating. >> That's part of it. >> I'm not. >> Yes, I am. >> That's why you're acting >> I I I hit I just hit my brakes to move away from you. You said not to blow in your face so I >> I would have done it anyway. >> You said put it down. >> You can talk on the phone. >> I'm cooperating. >> the phone down and talk on this phone. I'm going to put handcuffs on you. >> Do not touch me now. >> I don't want to break your phone. Please set it down. >> No, I don't trust you. No, don't touch me. >> Then turn around and turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Don't touch me. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I'm not No, please don't touch me. Please, please, I need you to come. They're trying to hurt me. And I haven't done anything wrong. >> Turn around and put your Just put your hands behind your back. You can stay on the phone. Just set it down. >> Such a good officer. All calm, trying his best to de-escalate the situation, but sadly this woman only wants to escalate it. >> I gave everything to my ex-husband because >> Put the phone down. You can talk on the phone. Put the phone down. You can talk on the phone. >> Don't touch me. I >> I'm going to Put your Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> No, that's touching me. Get a female officer. >> I'm I'm going to arrest you now. >> I have the right to have a female officer. You need to find one. I'm requesting a female officer. >> retrieve one and spend 6 months sending them to the academy and then we can arrest you. Okay, put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. STAY CALM. DON'T ACT LIKE THAT. STOP ACTING LIKE THAT. I DON'T KNOW. >> PLEASE help me. I didn't DO ANYTHING WRONG. THERE'S NO REASON TO ARREST ME. >> OKAY, JUST so you know, we all have our cameras on. >> I haven't done anything wrong. >> What's happening? Is there anything on you I need to know about? >> No, I haven't done anything wrong. They didn't even tell me why THEY PULLED ME OVER. >> BECAUSE YOUR LICENSE IS SUSPENDED. >> NO, THAT'S NOT A REASON. THERE'S NO THERE WAS NO REASON for you TO EVEN RUN MY TAG. >> OKAY, WALK UP. >> STOP. Will you stop? TALK TO MY FRIEND. >> HEY SHELBY. ADRIAN, STOP. ADRIAN, STOP. >> [screaming] >> STOP. >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> ADRIAN, STOP. >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> HEY SHELBY, HE HAS KIDS. >> MY SON IS AT THE HOUSE WITH MY FRIENDS. >> ADRIAN, GET IN THE CAR. >> NO. >> ADRIAN, get in the car. >> LET ME GO. I WILL COOPERATE, BUT LET ME GO. >> UP AND DO IT ON your own. >> I will do it on my own. >> Okay, stand >> But I need you to LET ME GO. I THERE'S NO REASON TO SAY >> ONLY IF YOU have a seat. Okay, have a seat. >> I'm I promise you I paid everything. I haven't gotten the email with the confirmation about it. No, cuz then you're going to shut the door on me. >> We're standing here talking. Adrian, do you have anything in your pockets or anything like that? >> No, I don't know. >> Okay, we're going to check you. >> I just want my baby. I don't even have my family anymore. >> After getting her in the car, the cops then called somebody to pick up the kids. And by the way, who on earth would think it was a great idea leaving their kids with someone this irresponsible. This woman can't have goldfish in her custody, much less children. We have your kids here at Elm and 60. Are do you have a way to come get them? >> Yes, I'm on my way. >> Perfect. Um, I just want you to be aware that Adrian is the most awful driver there is. >> Is Adrian >> Yeah, and she damn near tried running from Stillson B when he lit her up with your kids in the car. I just want you to be aware of that. >> Are you sure? >> No, I had to block her with my car to keep her from running. >> Oh my [ __ ] god. >> She That's the last time my kids are ever going to be in that car. >> She is yeah, she needs to go to jail cuz she keeps doing [ __ ] like this. So, I just want to make sure your kids are good. We have your kids taken care of. >> Yeah, thank you. I'm on my way to get them. >> Okay. How far out are you? Do you have anything expensive or important you want me to get out of the car for you right now? >> No, I don't care about the [ __ ] car. I just want to go home to my baby. That's what's important to me. >> Okay. >> I don't want to go to jail. I haven't done anything to go to jail. Except for a license Go to get an emergency order. That's all I was doing. That's all I was doing. I was going to emergency to pick up this order. I don't have anybody else to do it. So, how can you expect me to just sit on my ass? >> Well, this will be like the fifth or sixth time you've been arrested for suspended driving last week. >> I've never been arrested at all. I've I've been good. I I The The deal was not to get in trouble at all. So, I've been doing the best everything I can to not get in trouble. >> So, I wrote you for suspended driving. Detective Weber wrote you for suspended driving on the 2nd. >> Okay. And the state did it. I did what I was supposed to. >> Listen, Deputy Olson arrested you for the same thing on the 3rd. >> Okay, but it's it should be it's supposed to be reinstated because I paid it. That is what they told me. I paid it. >> They're incorrect. So, right now I'm going to read you your Miranda rights, okay? >> Yeah, should have just stayed home. >> Do you want to answer any questions for us? >> No, I I have appointments to go to this week. I have STUFF GOING ON. I HAVE TO GO TO WORK TOMORROW AT 4:00 A.M. like leave me alone. Please, JUST LET ME GO. >> PLEASE watch your feet. >> Let me go. >> Please watch your feet. >> Let me go. >> the door. >> No, let me go. I don't want I'm not going until I see them pick up the kids. >> Okay, he's on his way. Detective Weber's going to stay with the kids. >> I need to see it myself. >> Okay. >> Cuz they're getting my van, too. >> Why do you drive the way you drive with kids in the car? >> I wasn't driving crazy. >> You do. >> No, I wasn't. I was actually slowed down and I'm trying to be better about it. I'm going through a lot. I I I wish It doesn't matter what I tell you. My circumstances never going to change anything because nobody bothers to help me. All it is is I'm a troublemaker to everybody and I don't even do anything. I was following the speed laws. I wasn't going fast. I stopped at every stop sign. >> Okay. Okay. >> This is not fair. No, let me go home. >> I'm not going to let you go home. You're going to go to jail. >> No, let me go home. >> You can keep saying it. It's not going to change. >> And I need to get numbers out of my phone. >> Okay, I'll get your phone. But you need to put your feet in. >> No, you're not going to go to jail. No. >> You are not going to go home. I promise that. >> The The law works for the people. Therefore, >> Clark, 109. If you haven't already, start a traffic offense, please. >> And yes, I know I That's what the Constitution states. You guys work for us. There's no legal grounds for this. >> Oh, please. Stop with the you work for me crap. Here's a hint, lady. Cops don't work for criminals. They work to maintain order and law. >> Shelby's on her way to come get you guys, okay? >> Yay! >> Yeah. >> You guys doing okay back here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Oh, look. It's a teddy bear. >> Where'd you guys get those from? >> Um store. >> For free. >> Yeah? >> Yeah, for free. >> Right on. >> Mine's soft. >> It looks like a squishy. >> I know. It is. >> It's like a big squishy. >> It's a squishy one. >> Yeah? >> It is real. But our mom's a liar. Our mom Our mom's lies are fire. >> Yeah, we just need Yeah, she drives really bad with you guys in the car. She can't be driving like that. >> She keeps driving fast and I never feel >> Yeah, she can't be driving like that and she didn't stop for the cop here. >> Cuz she didn't see the cop. >> No, she saw the cop. She knows. >> Yeah, cuz that >> She's not a good driver. >> Why are Are you red and white and blue? >> I don't have a house. >> Okay. >> And what don't I have? >> You're You're not staying at Poplar? >> No, I don't I got >> That's where you've been staying forever. >> No, my No, I See, I needed you guys that day, too, and no one was there to be found. So, it's cool. >> What day? >> My brother and my sister cornered me in the bathroom. >> Okay, did they corner >> tried to They were mean to us. I couldn't get anything. >> No, that didn't happen. >> Then I called the wrong number CUZ I CALLED THE NON-EMERGENCY NUMBER. >> For an emergency? You called the non-emergency >> technically wasn't an emergency though. They I was told to call the emergency number, so I did. >> Okay. >> I didn't get help. Nobody helped me, but I got cornered in a bathroom and they kept getting in my face screaming hit me and I'm like, for what? >> to a call >> I do? >> So, I don't know if that happened, okay? But what I do know happen is you've been habitually written citations, criminal infractions. >> That's because y'all you you guys literally pull me over for nothing. Like even when I'm not doing anything wrong. And that's what you've done again. >> Okay. >> I I wasn't doing anything, but I was right there every law. >> You need You need to talk to your attorney about that because it is against the law to drive with a >> You need to let me go so I can go talk to my attorney. >> Well, you can call them at the jail. >> No, I cannot because I don't have their number. I don't have anything. No, I'm not going to the jail. >> You are. >> No, I am not. Because there's there's literally Can you please answer that? Please. >> Did she just pretend her hands are cuffed while pointing to make a point? That's pretty funny. >> I need to know who's calling me. >> Turn around. Your hand is out of the handcuffs. I know cuz you put them on too loose. Turn around. You're You're putting You're putting your >> need to put them on. I'm right here. I'm not going anywhere. >> Okay. So these are double locked. Okay. So go and face away from me and I'm going to put your hands >> Right here. I'm not going anywhere. I'm not going to run. I'm not stupid. You're going to need to put them back on. >> Cuz I know you Officer Heckthorn had to use force with you because >> No, nobody ever has used force with me because I'm never doing anything wrong. >> I watched you. >> I really don't I'm not a I have PTSD from you guys. >> Face that way. >> No, no, no, no, no. Cuz like I said, if you want to touch me, get a female officer. >> Okay, we don't have one. >> Find one. Find one. Find one. I'm trying to find one. >> She slipped her cuffs. Stop acting like A >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. >> SO IT'S GOING PRETTY GOOD. I APPRECIATE you calling me, having me do this. So she's unsecure right now. >> Do you want me to get a stretcher? >> Yeah. Ready? Okay. Adrian, I need to secure your handcuffs. >> I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING WRONG. JUST LET ME GO HOME. We can leave my bag here. My friend will take it. No, let me go home, please. I will go home. I'LL GO BACK AND GET MY SON AND AND I WON'T DRIVE THE CAR. YOU I'll leave the car with my friend. I will go home. I will go back to my baby, please. He's a baby. He doesn't know I'm gone. >> to secure your handcuffs. I'm asking you nicely, please don't do this. Please. >> Face that way. >> I'm [laughter] asking not to do this. I haven't done anything. >> I've already explained to you what you did. You're not understanding it. >> I am understanding it. I have a suspended license. >> You are going to jail. >> everybody else go. 6 7 8 9 10 times and it's Don't tell me it's false because yes you do. I know several people. >> I bring people to jail for suspended driving all the time. >> Okay. No, that's not true because I I know that. STOP. >> STOP. >> STOP. I'M NOT I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. PLEASE STOP. You're hurting me. That's not >> All you have to do >> Ow. I'm not >> is put your hands behind your back. GIVE ME WHAT'S UP? >> I JUST WANT MY SON. I JUST WANT MY SON. I JUST WANT TO GO HOME TO MY SON. I HAVEN'T DONE ANYTHING. I JUST WANT MY SON. I JUST WANT MY SON. I JUST WANT MY SON. >> IF YOU SPIT IN THE CUFFS AGAIN, I'M going to charge you with a >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO. I JUST WANT MY BABY. HE DOESN'T HAVE ANYBODY BUT ME, PLEASE. >> OKAY. >> LET ME GO. >> IF YOU SPIT IN THE CUFFS AGAIN, I'M GOING TO CHARGE YOU WITH A FELONY, OKAY? >> I WANT TO GO HOME. LET ME GO. >> IN THE END, SHE GETS DRIVING WITH A SUSPENDED LICENSE, resisting arrest, failure to comply, and attempting to escape custody. Moving on to this case now where this entitled trio learns a hard lesson after forcing themselves onto the airplane. >> You look good. >> We're not going to do nothing. Enjoy prison, baby. >> Hey. PLEASE, NO MORE. THANK YOU, SIR. THANK YOU. >> OH, MARCH >> 29TH, 2026, MIAMI, FLORIDA. Cops get to the airport about these three women causing a scene because they didn't want to pay for extra carry-on bags while boarding a flight. This is going to be great. >> Law enforcement is involved, so I mean, as it were, we're out. We're going to remove them, but we're not going to rebook them. Uh we're not going to help them. I'm pretty sure I smell alcohol on their breath and they were getting disrespectful to them. I ain't going to go for it. Let's see what we're going to I'm afraid. You might think we're going to get on this plane. I am. I'm on. >> After talking to the employee, the captain went onto the airplane to deal with the three women who forced themselves aboard despite being denied boarding. How does that happen? >> That's what I do. Your lawyer has to >> Well, that's fine. >> What's going on? >> This guy's tall. >> I'm afraid. >> Right? You got You guys got to leave. >> What state is the flight to? >> You guys got to take your bag. Your bag. >> Where are you flying to? >> You guys got the bag. I don't have the bag. >> You want me to get your bag for you? >> You guys got to turn you guys around. Okay? So >> You could just throw it out there. >> You want me to throw them out? >> Yes, sure. Throw them >> You want me to throw them out? >> No, no. >> You want me to throw >> You can throw them out. >> You want me >> Look at those bags. No, those aren't our bags. It's not that. It's not that. It's the carry-on bags. It's the It's the unpaid carry-on bags. >> The bags >> Those scissors is the >> The rolling bag. They know what it is. >> Okay. >> I'm not going to go back to >> All right, they don't want the bag, so >> Listen to what she's saying and what you guys are saying at home. >> All right, this is the >> I like I'm not about to go to >> You guys got to get the air marshal. Okay. >> We are leaving. Why? >> For what? >> Whatever happened in the front >> What happened? No, no, no, no. >> There was a verbal There was a verbal argument. >> I don't want the bags. >> You have to get the air marshal. >> I don't want the bags. So this is why you have to make a decision you're not going to fly, okay? So what? You make a decision now you're not going to fly. >> Looks like they don't want to get off and the cops had to deboard the entire plane now. But that's when they suddenly agreed to do so. >> Don't Don't do that. Don't do that. Don't do that. Put your stuff down. >> I am. >> Put your stuff down. >> Okay. Can you get off? >> No. Put your stuff down. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I go get my stuff? >> We're going to get your stuff. >> Okay. >> Step this way. >> Can I go get my stuff? >> We're going to get your stuff. >> Okay. >> All right, that's one two more to go. >> He touched me. >> He just grabbed my arm. >> He pulled. >> Let's not fight. >> I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting. >> Don't Don't Don't fight. Don't Don't fight. >> Can I put my glasses on? >> Don't fight. Hang on. Don't fight. >> He keeps pulling my arm. >> Don't fight. Don't fight. >> Can I put my glasses on? >> Just don't fight. >> I didn't even do nothing. >> We're going to put cuffs on you whenever we want. >> Why? Why though? >> No. We're not going to tell you anything. You're going to do what you're told. Watch. Turn around. Turn around. While these two are struggling with the cops, the first one started to act out, too. Ma'am, stop. Stop. No, but you you can't do that, okay? Just chill. Ma'am, it don't work that way. Just chill. Chill. No, MA'AM, PLEASE, JUST CHILL. MA'AM, PLEASE, STOP. MA'AM, PLEASE, CHILL, MA'AM. PLEASE, MA'AM, PLEASE. WE'LL GET YOUR STUFF. SEE, SEE, WE'RE GETTING YOUR STUFF RIGHT NOW. YES, we're getting your stuff right now, like I said. After getting them in handcuffs, they escort him out of this airport. See, we're getting your stuff. All right, come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. No, Bobby, please. Please. Ma'am, we >> But literally got the whole thing down. But literally paid. >> We're going to talk about everything what what's going to happen, all right? Just give us a second. >> All right. Nate, Nate, Nate, just chill. >> Just chill. >> Nate, just chill, bro. The Damn. Calm the hell down. It's my first time being a head guest. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Oh my goodness. Stop. Stop. Come on. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> You know. This is the best prank. Yeah. >> Stop. >> You look good. >> Stop. >> They were charged with trespassing after warnings, resisting with violence, and battery. And now we move on to this case where a nasty, filthy, drunk woman gets arrested after taking a pee all over the bar stool in front of all kinds of people. >> Being placed under arrest for disorderly conduct depending on if people want to pursue charges or not for her urinating all over the bar stool in front of children and everything else. >> Welcome back to Florida, June 25th, 2025, where all the weird crap happens and we love it. Cops get to this restaurant after receiving reports of a drunk woman peeing on this bar stool and then stripping in front of crowds of people. >> So, what's going on today? Why why am I getting calls from Margaritaville? >> I'm sorry. >> Habla inglés? >> No. >> Habla inglés? >> Yes, sí hablo inglés. >> No speak English. >> Okay. So, what's going on with Margaritaville? >> No, pues por eso, like that's why I'm calling you. I'm I'm just going back home. >> Yeah, well, I got a call to look out for you too in particular. >> Something about 10:39 from 5 guests. >> I mean, you can can that that would be great, but >> So, what's going on? Why is Margaritaville calling about y'all? >> 17:48 >> Does she Does she get home? It's like >> Okay, I need your ID first, please. >> 6234, what's your 20? >> 20 viene, ahorita viene. >> No >> That's next to VTech's 58. >> Lo siento. >> Huh? >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. I need your ID, please. >> I'm waiting on them. >> So, who's who's got your keys? >> My friend. >> All right, who's your friend and where is she at? >> I mean, she should be here like >> 10-4, 10-54, 10-29. >> So, do you know where her ID is at? >> I mean, my car's I know my my ID is in the car somewhere. >> Yeah, she has a She has a Okay. >> She in trouble? >> I still need to figure out what's going on with this whole thing. >> to mark Reville and see what they got. >> Yeah, if >> As the cop is keeping an eye on the suspect, another officer goes in the restaurant to find out what the hell happened. >> So, what happened? >> So, my supervisor was telling me that the young lady was at the bar bar, super drunk and passed out. So, I come over here and there was no girl. Um so, she went outside and all over here. Um >> She peed on the floor? >> Yes. You're not listening, Casey. I need you to get yourself together. Get yourself together. Give it to him. Give it to him. Give it to him. Because you're not going to find it because it's in me. >> So, where should I get What do you mean it's in you? So, they told me she was out here and I came out here to 413, which is this hotel next to the family. And she had nothing on from the waist down. >> Okay. >> I know you're the ID. He needs a physical license. Casey, stop acting up. I need you to get yourself together SO WE CAN GET YOU OUT OF HERE AND GO HOME. IT'S NOT THAT, CASEY. I'M JUST TRYING to get you so we can get the [ __ ] OUT OF HERE. >> DID YOU GUYS SEE ANYTHING AT ALL? >> I DIDN'T THINK like she was doing it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I I there was people out there who've never been toilet trained, and this is one of them. What a weird case. >> Casey, he just wants your ID. What's What's her >> Perfect. >> Sorry. >> You're okay. All right, real quick. I'm going to read you your Miranda rights. You have the right to remain silent. With these rights in mind, do you want to talk to me? Huh? No? Okay. Then I have to go off of what I've been told by witnesses and all that. Just to make sure you don't want to talk to me at all. All right, easy enough. Did you see something as well? >> He He didn't know. He He is a gentleman, and [music] so he knew something was coming, and he walked away. >> Yeah. You don't want your swag, that's why, right? No, I'm just kidding. >> [laughter] >> All right, now she's being placed under arrest for at least disorderly conduct, depending on if people want to pursue charges or not for her urinating all over the bar stool in front of children and everything else. Come on over here. There's a dog in here. Don't woof at him. Don't talk to him. Don't look at him. He won't bother you. >> While the cop put her in the car, the other one was confirming with the owner about pressing charges. >> All right. Um they don't want to press charges for anything. Obviously, they don't want to press charges for her being naked or anything like that. So, Y'all just want to trespass her from the park. Yeah, they're uh he's typing that up over there. I don't know. I ain't getting any information. >> And then like our time, your time? >> Show to you, PC. Did Did want to pursue charges criminal mischief? >> I would like to. I know she's going to say yes cuz she just asked me. She's like, "How many people saw that?" >> Okay. So, we can >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, you do want to charge her with criminal mischief. Okay. >> [music] >> Hey, what's up? >> Okay. So, never mind. The other managers came out here and they do want to pursue criminal mischief. So. Oh my [ __ ] goodness. So, we do have the charges criminal mischief. >> Okay. >> Cool. How old is she? Yeah. >> Uh Born in 2004, so she's 20. >> Is that a Chihuahua? Are Chihuahuas police dogs now? I have so many questions. >> All right. We'll see you over here in a minute then. >> Yep. >> See you. >> You got that footage, right? Of her doing it. You mind if I see that? >> Absolutely. Come on. >> I'm going to stop recording if you don't mind. You can keep it playing. >> All right, man. But, she was okay. But, she dropped She couldn't even get up there. >> I wonder if she ate here or she just came in just to do that. >> To my understanding, the people with her were getting their food to go whenever she started acting out. >> Okay. >> What is her phone number? I got it. Can you spell out the last name for me again, please? Just spell You got it. Her name is Stephanie. That's S as in Sam, P as in Paul, H as in Henry, A as in Adam, I as in Ida, E as in Edward, I as in Ida, C as in Charles. King Sam Paul >> no middle name. right? I appreciate it. Thank you. >> After getting everything they needed, the cops then asked her some questions before taking her to the station. >> I was just asking Yeah, would you be willing to answer some questions? You don't have to. It's a yes or no. That's why I read you your rights, right? >> No, that's what I'm telling you. Like if I needed to, that I would, but I did. >> So, yes? Okay. I was just going to ask you what Were y'all on vacation? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where are you from? Georgia, right? >> Yes. >> What were you doing peeing on the floor and Yeah, naked in the in the restaurant. No no no no explanation? >> I can't I mean, like what am I going to tell you? >> Yeah, right. I mean, I'm just asking like I know you came up >> it. I get it. That's what I'm saying. Like I can't I can't tell you. You don't >> So, why didn't you just go to the bathroom instead of like going and peeing on the floor and getting like >> It's just like I have a problem, though. Like >> Okay. >> Like how it's like You could look it up. Like if I have a medical history, like I have a like like I have like something with my bladder. >> Okay. So, what was the reasoning for taking your panties off like after that on the floor out there and squatting down? Did you have a reason for it or is it something you just did? >> No, it's just cuz like like like when I when I felt like that, like I can't I can't hold it, you know? >> Okay. So, you just took them off and started >> I know it's embarrassing, but like >> So, you just took them off and started trying to pee right there? >> Yeah, it's just like a uh I can't help it. Like Even like like certain like with certain things, like when I get like for example, like when I was with my family like out there, like I have to be with somebody cuz I can't like It sounds so gross, but like I can't like use the bathroom. >> Okay. You don't have to be embarrassed. I'm not here to judge you, okay? That's all we want to ask right now, okay? So, just hang out here, all right? >> Yep. >> Okay? Hang out here for me. Watch your legs. All right, once we get parked, I'll get you inside there, that way you can use the restroom, okay? >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, found guilty, and sentenced to 2 days in jail, and ordered to pay $200 in fines. Moving on to the next case here, where this woman insisted on the police to un-arrest her. >> No, cuz you have no right. You can un-arrest me right now. You have to legally un-arrest me. >> Because you're arresting me illegally. >> WHERE IS MY RIGHT? >> [screaming] >> IT'S OCTOBER 14TH, 2025, New Jersey. We're at a convenience store, where this woman took a carton of cigarettes without paying. Here's what happened when they found her. >> Ma'am, put your Put Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands Put your hands behind your back. >> You cannot touch me. >> Hey. Hey. Put your hands behind >> You're arrested. I didn't do anything. You're arresting an innocent bystander. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. >> What did I do? >> You're going to be You're going to be detained. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. I do see is my parents alive and you need to stand up. You don't even have cameras on. I am not I'm innocent. No, I'm not. Damn it. >> You got her? >> No, I am not arrested. >> Stop. >> No, because you're arresting me You have to say something to me before you touch me. >> Get this arm. >> You guys got to back up. >> Ma'am, put your hands behind your back. >> No, cuz I'm innocent. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No. I am Boss Man's key. And you're [ __ ] it up. >> Got it? >> Yep. >> You got this one? >> The quickest way to get arrested, you say? Try copying this woman and you'll get cuffed in no time. Also, this ain't the worst of her. She gets nastier and more entitled by the minute. >> Get that Get that cuff right there. Ma'am, let go. >> No. >> You're making this worse than it is. >> No, you guys are making it worse for yourselves. So, let her go. >> Okay, go. I got her. I got her. >> Let me go. No, you guys can't. >> You got her? Wait, let me move my hand. >> What did I do legally? >> Okay, all right. >> What did I do legally? You have to give me my rights. You got to give me my rights, you [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> Stop. >> No, what did I do? >> Stop. >> What did I do? >> Stop. >> What did I do? >> The reason why we're here is for a call uh shoplifting of cigarettes. >> No, I didn't. >> Okay. >> I didn't. >> Facts. >> You don't have proof. Where's your proof? >> You can't arrest me. >> You're You're being detained right now. >> No, cuz Johnny O is my boss. He's >> Okay. >> boss man. >> Okay, you're being detained right now and you're resisting, okay? >> No, because you illegally are arresting me. >> Okay, okay. >> No, I will not go. I You will see how this works. >> Let's wait for another unit. >> No, you're not going to. >> Listen, listen. If you continue to fight >> No, CUZ YOU HAVE NO RIGHT. WHAT IS YOUR ILLEGAL RIGHT? CALL ME your Miranda. >> Listen, listen, listen. >> Naki 3. You don't have no rights. Where's my camera? >> Okay. >> What did I do? >> You're You are being detained >> For what? >> and now under arrest >> For what? >> for resisting. >> For what? >> For the theft >> I didn't steal. >> Okay, all right. Stop. Listen, stop resisting. You're going to make it worse for yourself, okay? >> No, cuz you guys can't touch me. >> Okay, well, they're four packs of cigarettes >> that I paid for. >> Okay, all right, well, we're going to We're going to find out, okay? >> Hey, listen. If you paid for them, no problem. BUT NOW >> STAND DOWN, YOU [ __ ] LIEUTENANT. STAND DOWN. >> [screaming] >> STAND GET DOWN. UNARREST ME RIGHT NOW. YOU HAVE TO legally unarrest me. MAKE THAT CALL RIGHT NOW >> [screaming] >> CUZ I'VE BEEN SUFFERING PTSD CUZ OF YOU [ __ ] THAT'S why you're on autopilot. >> Pretty sure PTSD here means petite theft and shoplifting disorder with a harsh allergic reaction to consequences. >> We have a deal for you already. >> Relax. >> No, you can't because you have to undress me. Watch. >> Can I ask you a question? >> What? >> Did you pay for the cigarettes? >> Yes, I did. >> Listen. >> I'll listen. >> If we if if >> them done. >> Listen. Pay for the cigarettes? >> No problem. >> Okay. >> Okay, and then you're going to get popped. >> Okay. No problem. >> No problem. Please Johnny help. Please listen. Help me because you guys are boss and boss woman and we sent you them and I'm freaking the [ __ ] out. >> Maria. >> You illegally arresting me right now. >> Maria. >> And you touched me. >> 4963 or 4962. If you stand up and you start kicking, you're going to be thrown to the [ __ ] ground, all right? >> Okay, and then what for from until you you drive me >> Yo, Maria, relax. >> No, cuz you're under arrest. >> What's the point of acting LIKE THIS FOR? >> BECAUSE YOU'RE arresting me illegally. >> to No, we're not. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> WE GOT a call. >> right? >> Maria. >> WHERE IS MY RIGHT? >> WE [screaming] GOT A CALL. WE GOT A CALL OF you shoplifting at Quick Check for cigarettes. >> No, you don't have the right. >> It's four packs. >> Okay, cuz I paid for them. >> pay for it? Okay. So, I'm going to go and I'm going to prove I'm going to see if you did. >> Go ahead. >> Okay. >> Please. >> I'm going to wait till LTK gets here. >> Okay. >> LTK's right here. Let's put her in the back of the car. >> Yep. No, you're not allowed to. >> Yeah, you are. >> No, until you prove that legally by these brown floors, you cannot. >> Watch her feet. >> Give one foot in me to do this for life. >> Okay, that's enough of the yapping. The cops are going to move her to the squad car. >> I'm more worried about her than you're doing this illegally. I need to let you know I'm Galactic Federation. >> Okay. You're on body cam, okay? >> Yeah, I know I am because Johnny on needs that. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. Let me in. >> I didn't put her on that charge by kicking her in the >> No, I didn't. >> You just kicked >> Because I you guys are illegally trying going >> There was no need for none of this, Maria. >> Yes, there was. Because you guys get sentenced to life for this. You can watch. >> Okay. Walk her over there. >> As soon as As soon as we got out here go all crazy. For no reason. >> Because you're arresting me illegally and illegally >> Yeah, she slapped me. >> Okay. >> It's two counts. >> Oh. >> She swatted away from me with my arm. >> I have a female officer. See if we can get them here. I'm going to go to Quick Check and I'm going to uh She did have uh four packs of uh >> We have the >> cigarettes in the yeah in her uh >> Her rubber purse, search it. >> Yeah, I uh we weren't able to really get uh two way radios. So, I uh I don't know like what came over you. >> Can I have my water, please? >> No. I was just able to kind of just hit and said, you know, whatever I said. >> Yeah, because you're arresting me illegally. >> Oh, okay. >> I try You guys are paying. >> Before we continue to talk to her, hang on. She's advised She's on body cam? >> Yes. >> Everything Everything's recorded over there. >> my boss guy. I'm his briefcase. >> Well, body cam >> during the whole incident I was live. >> All right. I I told you she had a body cam. >> You need to unarrest me ASAP, officer. >> Maria. >> Legally I'm his briefcase. What you talking about? What you smoking? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say >> proof you didn't go to >> can and will be used against you. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have him represent with you while you are being questioned. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed to represent you uh before any questioning if you wish. You can decide at any time to exercise these rights and not have and not answer any questions or make any statements. Do you understand your rights? >> No, because you're arresting me illegally and you have no proof. And then you call my lawyer. >> I'm going to go to a Quick Check and talk to you. >> Um just see if we can get the video off so I mean it's going to take some time. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Um >> Have them print out a receipt. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> And bring all these up if you want. >> Yep, I'm going to Yeah, going to >> You know what 9:58 means? That means I have to get un-arrested Legally. >> That's not happening. >> Where are you from? >> I am from here. My attorney and I am the brief case and I am dying right now because this is illegal. 9:58 9:58 9:58 9:58 that's why I have change left over. >> What do you take? >> Nothing. I'm sober. You guys >> Oh, really? >> Yeah. >> Oh, wow. >> You guys are not based off of how you're doing it. >> Can I just explain something to you? We got We received a call from Quick Check. >> Yeah, but what you're doing is illegal. It's against Little Falls PD. It's against you guys' laws down here and I know my rights. >> So, we received the call, right, for a female matching your description that stole packs of cigarettes. Sure as [ __ ] we get to the scene, somebody, you, matching the description of the suspect is here. As I approach you, you start immediately walking away and I told you you're not free to leave and you swatted at me with your hand, which resulted in having to put you in handcuffs and using force against you, okay? You didn't need to resist. You said that you paid for the cigarettes. If that were the case, it would have been a a case closed. But, now you're going to be charged further for assaulting police officers and resisting. >> Because you're illegally holding me by my wrist. >> Okay. After finishing up with everything, the cops then took her to the station where she continues being as unhinged as she possibly could. >> Yeah, so So, the assault, resisting, shoplifting, I mean >> I want to I want to I want to review my camera cuz mine was like hey and it was just like >> Yeah, she did. Yeah, as I was going towards you, but >> I'm right here and legally under Clifton and under Little Falls, you cannot detain me for these charges. I'm supposed to get legally ticketed. >> Okay. >> Okay, why? Cuz why are you guys overriding this? So, you guys are charging me illegally. >> I mean, it depends on, you know, but watch. >> my attorney, please? >> We're going to get You got to fill out some paperwork. Do you know what this is going to go to? >> No, because I need to know why you guys are charging me to go to jail when this is a like minimal assault. >> Okay, listen to me. We got to go with our paperwork. You're going to have a chance to call whoever you'd like. >> You have the number. I don't have it cuz you I don't have a phone. >> I don't know who you were trying to get. >> And it is Miriam Guyette. Please call her. >> We will give you a call. We will give you call whoever number you want to call, all right? >> You just said they're not going to give me >> Are you dependent on alcohol or drugs? >> No, you are. >> Okay. Have you tried suicide before? >> No, you are. >> Okay. Are you thinking about killing yourself right now? >> No, you are. >> Okay. That's Are you presently taking any medication? >> No, you are. >> Do you use alcohol? >> No, you are. >> Use any street drugs? >> No, you are. You guys are trafficking illegally. >> Okay, have you tried to kill yourself or not kill yourself? >> You have and it's illegal. >> You have any serious medical or mental problems right now? >> Have you had any previous mental or emotional problems? >> No, but you do. >> Have you ever been hospitalized for any mental or emotional problems? >> No, you have. >> Are you pregnant by any chance? >> No, but you are times two. >> Are you on any special diets? >> No, but you are times three. Here's your receipt. >> Is there anything specific that we need to know about for your welfare and protection while we have you? >> No, but you are. >> Okay, are there any children or other other persons who solely depend on your supervision or assistance? >> No, but you guys do times five. >> This woman is charged with aggravated assault on an officer, resisting arrest, and shoplifting. >> Your vehicle is video recorded at Walmart hitting another vehicle and fleeing the scene. >> At Walmart today? >> At Walmart today. >> I thought you like to see where somebody was wiping it off. >> The way you're saying like no, it's been >> It is May 26th, 2025. Cops are on duty investigating a vehicle that crashed into another Walmart parking lot. Okay, what's happening here? >> Do you have your driver's license, your registration, insurance? >> Yeah. >> Mind if I get it from you? >> Um yeah. I mean, I have a time frame, and I had a witness just come up to me and tell me it was a black SUV. >> Okay. I'll have to go inside and get the video from the Walmart. >> Should it show up there? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, it should should show up. >> Um all right. Well, if you give me a few minutes, let me go see if they have video. Um if they have any video, they should, I hope. >> happened. The guy said you drove all the way down to the end. >> Oh, beautiful. If they did that, you're good. >> So, on my receipt, it says when I came out of the store, it says 5:00. I was only in there for 15 minutes. >> Okay. >> tight. >> You said 4:45 to 5:00? >> Yeah, if you want to do 4:40 to 5:00, but it was in there I was I bought four items, so it could have been >> All right. Um give me a few minutes. I'm going to go out there if you don't mind hanging tight here so I can get some photos afterwards, and I'll bring you back information, okay? I'm going to just go see if I can get some video first to see what's going on. Yeah, no problem. >> After talking with the victim, the officer immediately located the suspected vehicle at the residence. >> And is your wife home? >> Why? >> Okay, we need to speak with her about an incident that happened. Is the dog friendly? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Don't shoot him. >> No, no, no, I'm just asking. I'm just asking. >> Yeah. >> Do you own this vehicle here? >> Yeah. >> Were you at Walmart earlier today? >> No. >> You weren't? >> No. >> Okay, is there a reason why there's video of your vehicle at Walmart that earlier today around 4:45-ish? >> No. >> What time is it right now? >> It is 6:30. >> I've been here the whole time. >> Is there somebody that would have been that would have taken your vehicle? >> My vehicle's been here the whole time. >> What? >> Yeah. >> Okay, so there's no other reason why somebody would have your vehicle? >> No. >> they'd be going to Walmart? >> No. >> Does anybody have access to your vehicle? Any extra keys? >> Real quick. >> Yep. >> I understand >> ahead. you got a lot of questions. What happened at Walmart? >> So, your vehicle is video recorded at Walmart hitting another vehicle and fleeing the scene. >> At Walmart today? >> At Walmart today. So, all we're looking to know >> vehicle? >> This rear side, so there's damage consistent as well here. >> Okay. >> And we have photographs proving it. Like I said, there's video. So, this is consistent damage with exactly what happened. The all the red damage here, all the damage to the >> Yeah, white >> is on the ground at Walmart. Okay. The video shows your vehicle backing out of a spot. >> Mhm. >> Hitting another vehicle and then leaving. And there's cameras everywhere that show your tag exactly on on that. So, that's why we're here today. >> At 4:40? >> At about 4:45. I'd have to pull the exact time, but that's what happened. So, is there anybody that would have access to the vehicle? Cuz at this point, all I need to conduct is a traffic crash. That's why I'm here. >> Okay. >> Class, will they tell the truth? Of course not. They're going to double down on some lies. >> So, I just want to say this. I know you're talking to her. >> Mhm. No, go ahead. >> She just told me you just started. >> That's fine. >> Officer, I'm not going to disrespect you at all. But like, come on, man. >> Does that camera work? >> I don't know. >> You don't know? >> We don't know. That's not our camera. >> Do you Are you the main driver of the vehicle? >> We're both the main. I mean >> Who drives it more often? >> We're both 50/50. >> 50/50. Okay. So, nobody Nobody else would have had access to this vehicle [music] whatsoever. >> I mean, I honestly I honestly don't know. I mean, there was several other people over here. >> Okay. >> There is a key we hang. >> Okay. >> Okay, I I and I under I see by your okay's that you're not trying to listen to what I got to say, but there we had a at uh several people here today. >> Okay. >> And >> Are you the sole registrant? So, this is you. >> I mean, obviously that confirms that. >> I'm just I'm just asking to confirm with you that there's nobody else that legally owns the vehicle, right? There's no other >> Legally, no. >> But there But there's no other >> Like we said, there's been several people here today. We've been having a good time. >> Okay. >> Having a barbecue, having drinks. >> Okay. >> And >> But if if you don't know who took the vehicle, I'm just going to go about my day and complete my my my investigation, okay? >> goes and what does that consist of >> That's going to consist of trying to figure out who was driving the vehicle when this vehicle crashed into the other one. Okay? >> You got your phone on you? >> No, I don't. >> I legally don't have to. Here's your registration back. Um you can pull the record on my name for the rest of my investigation further, okay? Um Like I said, this vehicle has been observed on video camera footage with the tag committing a crime, okay? >> So, my DNA could be >> Since they insisted they really didn't know who was driving the SUV, it makes the investigation really difficult. But as it continues, these inconsistencies begin showing up. >> You'd be in contact if you need >> I'll be in contact. Well, obviously, your vehicle has been damaged. Was this damage >> five cars deep with no [ __ ] proof like you just said. >> There is proof. There's proof that your vehicle was in a crash, but not that you guys were in a crash. That's what we're here for. It's to find out who was driving. Your vehicle was in a crash. Right? Your vehicle was in a car That's what we're we're determining here. Cuz was this damage here yesterday? >> I've had damage on my vehicle for quite some time. >> Like I don't know what the [ __ ] y'all really Y'all lucky there's not like eight, nine people here right now. You know, we've been hanging out. We've been chilling cuz it's Memorial Day weekend. I'm a combat veteran myself. So, we've been [ __ ] partying. >> Of course. And I'm I'm sure that your your witnesses would be more than willing to vouch for you, correct? [music] >> Witnesses? For y'all? >> Your No, your the people sitting here at your house, right? >> I Who Who >> They're just saying that you've been here, right? >> Who Who going to witness for y'all? >> I'm just asking. >> No, none of my people. >> Okay. That's what are saying. They're to witness for y'all. >> I'm not asking them for anything. >> for the future. We're not helping [ __ ] that's just trying to hurt us. Like >> Nobody's hurting them. >> nothing. If one of them did, you know what? You're going to do your own investigating. >> Wait, I have to conduct my traffic investigation because this vehicle was involved in a car crash. Okay? Whether whether or not you guys know who was driving or not, the video shows that this tag and this vehicle were involved in a crash. Okay? Does that make sense? That's why I'm here. >> We hear what you're saying. I mean, I I don't got no hater blockers like you do, but like we hear what you're saying. >> All right. Well, you guys have a better day. Like I said, I'm going to conduct the rest >> having a great day till y'all pulled up. So, ain't about a better day. Y'all have a better day. Y'all have a better day. >> Like I said, I'm just doing my job here. >> Y'all hear the [ __ ] I'm not worried about. You know what I'm saying? That That y'all letting run [ __ ] Like, come on, man. Y'all You know what? Somebody could have grabbed it. >> Okay. >> And I could be completely wrong. >> Okay. >> Like I just have issues with >> I'm not here accusing you guys of doing I just want to know who might have been driving the vehicle because the vehicle was clearly involved in a crash. >> So, I'm not here accusing you guys of driving the vehicle. I have to ask and say, "Hey, were you driving the vehicle?" Right? Cuz that's the point of finding this out. >> Right. >> I don't I'm not accusing you. The point of reading your rights is so that you're aware of them because the the questions may or may not be incriminating >> me. >> Obviously, you guys are under arrest. >> from not myself, but others. >> Of course. >> It's like when you read the rights, you know, you're kind of putting it out there like no matter what she says, you know, it could help her. It could hurt her. And you have the opportunity to arrest her at any time. Or myself. Or myself. >> Right. It's It's indifferent. When I read your rights, it's not saying that you're going to jail. Contrary to most beliefs, it's not saying you're going to jail. It's simply saying, "Hey, I might be asking you questions that may or may not be incriminating to yourself. That is why we read the Miranda warning so that you are aware of what that is. >> Okay, so real quick question for history. >> If I get asked that by you right here. >> You're you're asking about your Miranda rights. Okay. >> you read them to me and not her. >> Okay. >> When I get arrested why do you read them again and and make me sign if this is legit? >> What do you mean? >> What do you mean? Okay, so let's say let's say you guys arrest me. Let's say you guys arrest me, right? Or take me in for questioning. >> Okay. >> You read me my rights. You make me sign a piece of paper, correct? >> That is something that the jail would do. Personally on the deputy level on the investiga- >> station? >> Uh no, we don't do that. We don't do that. We don't do that. We don't do that. We don't do that. We don't do that, sir. Then the >> investigators will do that. >> So you're saying that the jail has their own >> Jail has their own procedures and I our investigative division has their own That's why they might make you sign is because they did they weren't here at the time of Miranda being read when I was here. Does that make sense? So even though the camera shows that you've been read your rights, what they do is they do it a second time to verify that you are fully aware of what your rights are and then you sign a paper. Does that make sense? >> I mean, it sounds like something you'd say. Yeah. It does. It does. I mean, it sounds like >> you're you're seconding that >> I'm not I'm not for real. No, it sounds like something they would say, but if it was legit, why would you have to read it two times? Or maybe when you get to the jail you get out you got to read it again. >> Verifying every single time that you know your rights and you're aware of them. That's just covering our bases. >> This is for knowledge purposes. >> you are fully aware of what your rights are at any point in time during questioning. That is why sometimes a detective might do it one or two times every single time they're investigating something or they're looking into something. It depends on who's investigating and who's doing the interview. Okay, that's the point of it. We do it once on our level. I will no longer further Mirandize you on any further questioning today because I have no further questions, okay? Like I said, I'm not here I'm not here to accuse either one of you driving you both saying you didn't drive the vehicle. Obviously, there's some damage. We need to do some further digging on this to see who was driving the vehicle. Does that make sense? Okay? All right, do you have any further questions? Okay. Well, you guys have a better day. >> After a while, the officer returned to continue with the investigation. >> Why does that mean she had to be driving? She was not the only person in this house. >> else was driving the car? >> not the only person in this house, officer. >> Answer the question. Who else was driving? >> Officer, there is other people in this >> I asked you a question. Answer. >> people in this house right now. >> Answer. Who? Who's in the house? >> You know, if your car was running, who's driving your car, officer? >> My car's right there. >> That's a [ __ ] job car. Who's driving your car right now, officer? >> I don't have a car. That's >> You don't have a car? But you got to write yourself up. >> me to tell me that you, sir, are hiding something because you're being very evasive? >> I'm hiding something? >> Absolutely. >> Uh what am I hiding? >> All right, so here's what's going to happen. Charges are getting forwarded on you cuz you were driving, okay? I may not have proof of it from the cameras across the street, but you guys lied to us. You No, no, there is no backing out of this, all right? You told us this car did not leave. >> Officer, >> You told us this car did not leave. >> Officer, >> What? >> I said I do not remember this car leaving. Now, Okay, who did you say Okay. We were cutting grass. We We were doing our job. I To be honest, I never seen it leave. I never seen it come. I never seen it go. I never seen anything. I was with my stepson. We were out here in the grass talking about the grass cutter. >> You know what? I'm not trying to put myself in it, but you know what? My 16-year-old uh uh stepdaughter, who has a permit, drives this car. I drive this car. She drives this car. >> I use both our vehicles >> She was illegally driving? >> Who? >> You need an adult. No one got out of the passenger seat. >> I'm not saying she was driving like that, officer. I'm just saying there's There's that drive this car. That's all I'm saying. >> that. Look, this can be all squashed, okay? All we need is just a little bit of what Someone drove this car, and I know it wasn't you. It's a civil matter. It's an accident. It happens. >> Okay, so what are you trying to infer that you need? Like you were sitting there trying to pinpoint and >> This car was involved in an accident. We have all of that. >> you trying to infer right now after everything you sitting there trying to say that this car left >> Right now, what I'm inferring, someone is lying. >> Yeah, they definitely lying the moment they open their mouth, and things are going to get clear when the cops finish reviewing the surveillance footage. >> Obviously. >> After conferring with the Walmart security that has the video, um they're pulling video right now to see who was inside the store. So, if if that video comes back to show [music] you're in the store, would you admit you were in the store? Or obviously you were here cuz the camera pulled it, but you were in front of the store. So, would it show that you're in the store? >> No. >> Okay. So, you got you don't have any recollection of going to Walmart today. >> No, I did not go to Walmart. >> How long ago did this damage supposedly happen? >> Supposedly it's supposedly happened, sergeant. >> Yeah. >> It was like at least 6 months ago. >> 6 months? >> It's been falling out and getting worse cuz initially it was just this, and over time it's more kept falling out. Like this is on its way. >> Yeah, I mean that's already loose. >> Yeah. >> Which why would it be >> holding stuff in. >> Well, you know, we do have a car wash membership and you know, it goes to the car wash quite regularly. >> Uh-huh. >> That's definitely >> I mean there's tiny little pieces. If you're doing the car wash every day, these tiny little pieces wouldn't be here. >> They've been falling out this for for a long time. >> more than just this, though. So, like this wasn't in >> That's a loose I was blowing on it and then those The were just coming off, man. >> What? >> See how many tiny things in there? I'm I'm not making it up, you know? >> I know I know, but you're saying you you know, you're putting certain words like >> allegedly happen or when when are you saying this? >> When is it a fair statement? Cuz I don't know. >> For you it's a fair statement, but it's not fair to us. >> Look, I'm asking you. It's a fair question. >> fair to us. >> Cuz I don't want to accuse you. I just want to you know Yeah. >> Right. Like you're >> You got >> Look at the front, the front, the back, the side. >> Like you're just in there saying like certain things. >> Like any scratch on it is apparently from this accident. Come on. >> Yeah. >> Okay, but yeah, he was sitting there talking about certain things. Like how are you going to sit there and assess certain things? >> Allegedly like like the sergeant said, allegedly. Yeah, there's no doubt it was in a car crash and >> But how are you going to stand and say that recently though? Like >> Because it still has debris. Nope, you don't need to be touching it, okay? Or somebody already did touch it. I can see where somebody was wiping it off. >> The way you're saying like no, it's been >> See all the broken this is brand new pieces. >> But real quick, real quick. >> See? Look how loose that is. >> That doesn't matter, sir. >> See this is wedged up here. That's a wedge. >> We specifically don't open the back so this thing don't >> Okay. >> bash on it. >> What a bunch of liars. Yeah, well, okay, either way, they're going to slip up with these lies. >> Like every time. So we don't open this because it keeps messing us up. And the last thing we want to do is last thing I want to do is have a drink and swerve like this one two times and I get stopped for a brake light or a tail light being white instead of red. I've been worried about this. She's been worried about it. I've been worried about her driving like this. Two >> Sir, are you are you trying to tell me this this vehicle did not go to Walmart today? >> What I'm trying to tell you is that I did not see this vehicle leave. >> Okay. >> The other officer said I seen it pull in when I was with my stepson out here. We were working it cuz he cut the grass. >> Mhm. >> I Why you ain't helping me out? >> No, I'm getting up there. >> No, you're not. >> You're not sweaty enough, Mr. Vick. >> I'm sweaty, yeah, believe me. But >> You know, he's he said it. He seen me do it, but we were doing the the grass thing, you know, I'm making sure that he get paid for what he did or not paid for what he didn't do and we was talking about that. I I never seen it pull in or pull out. >> Mhm. >> At that time, there was several other people in the house. There was >> neighbors, friends >> there was I had my point and I was fingers, but there was several neighbors here that have had permission to move our vehicle before to take our vehicle to maybe get more drinks or maybe get >> Sure, yeah. Whatever. >> Yeah. >> Hot dogs. >> Yeah, yeah, like you know, like we just celebrating Memorial Day cuz it's >> It's Memorial >> It's not my holiday, but it's people who I lost when I was over there. This >> Right. >> This is our holiday. >> Right. >> I celebrate for them cuz they can't. >> Mhm. >> I'm sure you understand >> it. Yeah. Yeah. >> Sir, do you mind if I search your >> Sure. All right. >> Just saying time. >> We'll finish this We'll Yeah, we'll finish this in a >> With enough evidence on their hands, the cops then begin to put the woman under arrest. >> I got prom. All right. So, do you mind sitting back here with Mr. Pretty? Deputy Pretty. I need you to know the barbers. Which one over there? >> All right. >> All right, push your hands behind your back. >> You're being placed under arrest. You're being placed under arrest. >> Okay, I got to step over here. It's my [ __ ] house. Okay. >> [snorts] >> Can you give him my Can you give him my keys? >> Your vehicle keys? Or your house keys? So, that's the vehicle keys you want? >> I Yes, I unlocked my vehicle to get that Here, let me stir this keys. My car keys. Give it to my husband. >> Is there anything that you want to come with you? >> I have nothing. >> Okay. Do you have a bra on? >> No, man. >> Now we Now we got paperwork to do. >> It's a public road. I don't have to leave. >> Okay. All right. Well, I'm on a public street, too. So, what? I'm I'm on a public street, too. So, what's up? >> You told us to leave. We're simply educating you as a public servant. >> So, you didn't leave. I didn't leave. So, what the [ __ ] we going to do? A standoff? A draw? >> That's why it took so long. >> All right. All right. >> Okay, so I'm going >> this up. >> I'm going to Yeah, hold >> In the end, the woman is charged with hit and run and tampering with evidence. Thank you so much for watching and chilling with us today. Please don't ever forget to like, hype, and subscribe to the channel. Go ahead and share those comments on down below. Remember, this is PoliceX10. Stay safe. Catch you next time.
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