I have a seizure. I have a seizure. The them >> you either you either leave on your own or we're going to force you out of here. >> You don't handcuff me then. >> You turn. >> Turn up. Put your hands out. >> I don't give your hands. >> I don't give. >> Give me my phone. >> Get out. I don't have your phone. >> I HAVE MY PHONE. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> I NEED MY PHONE. Some people just like getting a little tipsy and calling it a night. These Karens, however, get drunk and forget how to function like normal humans. We're talking from ridiculous outbursts to decisions that make absolutely no sense. These encounters prove that some people really shouldn't touch another drink. Welcome to Police X10, where attitude meets authority. Here are the times when the dumbest Karens prove that they shouldn't drink at all. Starting with this lovely drunk couple who got arrested after causing a disturbance. >> If you don't listen to me, you're going to be detained and you're going to make this worse on yourself. I'm serious. You walk away. >> You [ __ ] touch me like that. Don't you touch me like that? >> Come on, man. I'm here, brother. >> No, I know my rights. >> Oh, yeah, you do. I'm sure you do. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. What is wrong with you? >> Welcome to March 6, 2022. Cops respond to the funky pelican. That's a funky name. After reports of this intoxicated elderly couple acting all belligerent. All right, let's check out the party. >> What's the problem? >> I just want to find my man. >> You want to find your man? >> My man. >> Okay. >> Well, we'll find him for you. Okay. >> We're not driving. We just want to go. We'll get over and we'll go home. >> Okay. Is that him coming right there? Ma'am? Ma'am? Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Yeah. I want you to stay here for me. Okay. He's a skinny little thing. >> Okay. Is that him right over there in the green and white shirt? >> Green and white shirt. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Mima, don't be chugging that alcohol. It's not good being that drunk over 65. >> Why? Why? Why are we doing it? >> Why are we doing this now? >> Yeah. Why are we >> Cuz there's a state law says once I make contact with you and you're intoxicated to a point where you can't care for yourself, I'm responsible for you. So, all I need to do is make sure you get home, you have somebody take care of you. >> I don't know what happened. I just seen two guys all asked on >> it had nothing to do with that. >> Sorry. >> Let's step over actually. Why don't you wait right here? I think I see him over there. I'll have him come over here. >> Bam. Bam. I'm not I'm not walking you. Okay. >> He doesn't like talk. >> Oh, that's a shame. I saw him. I don't know. >> Stephen, >> I don't know where he went. >> All right. >> No, you did. >> Do you have identification on you? >> Stephen. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Okay, >> I see truck. >> Okay, I need to see your ID, please. >> You don't need to see my ID. Why are you going to see my ID? Why are you What the [ __ ] is going on? >> I'm from Maryland. >> How long were they with you? >> Um, maybe she was with me an hour. She had one glass of wine. >> Oh, wow. >> I love it. One glass of wine. I want to see this glass because if one makes you that drunk, then it must be spiritus. >> All right, we got her. >> Yeah. Okay. Sorry. Where's the male hat? >> Standing right here. He saw me talking just walking by. He had >> It's up to [ __ ] you, Pelican. Boss, I don't care what you do right now. We're a little busy, man. >> They told us we were going to tow, so we came in. >> That's up to them if they want to tow it. You'll have to ask them. >> Ma'am. Ma'am, >> what? >> Here, >> where is he? Where is he? >> I'm I'mma find him over here. Okay. Come over here, ma'am. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Come over here. >> If you don't listen to me, you're going to be detained and you're going to make this worse on yourself. I'm serious. >> What? Joe, you [ __ ] >> Don't you walk away. >> Don't you [ __ ] touch me like that. Don't you touch me like that. >> Come on, man. >> Are you What? Wait, what? What? Are you kidding me? >> Hang tight. This no >> for your safety. >> No. No. >> You need to stop. >> Are you kidding me? You put me in [ __ ] handcuffs. I didn't do anything. Ko, he put me in handcuffs and I didn't do anything. I did nothing. >> I did nothing. >> Come over here. Come over here. >> They put me in handcuffs. I didn't do nothing. >> After securing her in handcuffs, the cops then put her into the squat car. >> I can't do nothing. >> I told you not to walk away from me, man. >> You didn't do nothing. >> I told you nothing. You >> hurt me. You hurt my ankles. >> I'm not touching your ankles. You hurt me. You hurt my You hurt me. >> How am I hurting me? >> How am I hurting you? >> Oh god. Get over me. Get over me. Get over me. Get over me. Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. Have a seat. >> Started walking that way. I didn't do that. >> No, he's got a light green and white shirt on. Bald head thin guy. >> She said that's their truck right there. >> I don't know how intoxicated he was. He obviously was sober enough to realize I was to walk away. >> So what? Listen to me. Are you going to listen? >> I can't believe. >> No, you did this to yourself. >> No. >> Yeah, you did. I told you like three times to not walk away from me and listen to me. And what did you do? I'm going to get you for police brutality. >> Really? >> 70 I'm a 70y old woman and I do nothing. >> No, >> I do nothing. >> You can't even stand up. How much have you had to drink? >> I do nothing. >> No, >> I do nothing. >> All right. Well, let's throw her in yours. Do you have your ID? Where's it at? >> GET THE [ __ ] OUT OF MY PUNK. GET the [ __ ] out of my I never gave your permission. >> I don't need your permission. Freaking you, [ __ ] >> Get the [ __ ] out. >> Take this [ __ ] off of me. Take this [ __ ] off of me. Take this [ __ ] off of me. Take I'm 70 [ __ ] years old. >> Yeah, I know you need that. >> Oh, yeah. >> Come over here. >> Which side you want to go? >> Huh? >> I don't think he was actually concated. >> This one here? >> Yeah. >> You got anything in your pockets? >> You realize what I was? >> No, you don't have nothing. Have a seat. >> Take this stuff off of my arms. >> Go have a seat. >> Take this stuff off my arms. >> Ma'am, if you don't have a seat, I'm going to we're going to put you in the car ourselves. >> Take this stuff off my arms. >> You You wouldn't have had this stuff on your arms if you would have listened to me. >> I >> get in the car. >> Don't push me. Don't push me. >> Sit in the car. >> And with that, Mima got arrested. Now it's time for Pawpa. >> What happened? It's too much to drink. >> Yeah, we're I'm trying to get a Yuko. >> Okay. Who's at home? >> Nobody. >> Nobody's at home. Let's go over here. Is this your wife? >> That's my girlfriend. >> Let's go over here where she's at. >> Okay. >> Where's your ID? In my pocket. Get it out. >> I don't have to give it to you, but I'm going to. Oh, you got to, brother. >> No, I know my rights. >> Oh, yeah, you do. I'm sure you do. >> I know my rights. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. What is wrong with you? Come on, man. I'm not doing nothing. You want control? What? Come on. You're acting just like her. She did the same thing. Why you doing? >> I remember the days when grandpa took you to the game and grandma fed you some cookies. Now they're getting tattoos. Drink till they get wasted. And you know, times have changed. At least for these people. >> Temple. We'll be in route soon as we can. These officers tell you they're going to take a knife off your person. You reach for it, you're going to get dropped on your head. >> Okay? >> You understand me? You got any other weapons on you? >> No. >> No more than you might reach for? >> No. >> My bad. Yeah. My bad. talking like that. I'm not trying to start no trouble. I'm just >> No. What about your girl, man? I tell her to walk away. Stop walking away from me three times and she walks away from me. Then I try to stop her. She grabs my arm, starts pulling away from me and Sergeant Bingham. >> I mean, what's wrong with y'all? So I mean, >> in my eyes, I >> will you will you stop talking for a second? In my eyes, I think we should take both of you to jail. >> No, please. >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> I'll give you >> We'll take you for resisting. We'll take actually we can take both of you for disorderly intox and both of you for resistance. >> I'll do the Uber home. I promise. >> I promise. >> I don't think so. So, let you get in the car with your wife. Y'all sit there and talk and then we're going to talk. So, come over here on this side. >> Yeah. You ain't going to get out, dear. >> Yeah. >> Have a seat, boss. >> I I buddy in here. >> Yeah, he's in handcuffs, too. Y'all are identical. >> I don't know who the [ __ ] you think you are. Oh, fine. >> All right. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> That's another turn. >> We didn't do anything. We didn't do anything. We'll >> just find your property in this back. Okay. Don't touch my [ __ ] >> We didn't do We didn't do anything. >> [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] >> He's doing He's doing his job. >> I'm going to find you, [ __ ] >> It's all right. It's all right. It's all right. >> I'll find you. >> Pull the [ __ ] on me. I was sitting on a bench, [ __ ] piece of [ __ ] Hope you're [ __ ] proud of your day. >> We're just trying to get an Uber and go home. That's all. >> That's all we want to do is get an Uber and go home. >> That's why we were waiting English. >> They called the police. They didn't need to call the [ __ ] police. I'm a 70y old woman. >> You got my 70-year-old woman in handcuffs. Now you're digging through my pockets. >> I'm going to find you. Did >> you just spit on me? >> I'm going to find you. No, I didn't spit on you. You absolutely did. No offic, [ __ ] >> All right. What's going on? >> Well, at least they're made for each other, you know? Give me these two protagonists for GTA 6, and it'd be a lot better. They get wasted together, cause a scene together, and go to jail together. Hurrah. >> Okay. You're going to jail. >> I'm going to jail. >> Yep. Resisting without violence and disorderly in talks. resisting without violence, disorderly intox, and battery out a law enforcement officer with bodily fluid. Okay. >> Yeah. All right. >> I'm going to [ __ ] sue your ass, but I'm going to [ __ ] find your ass, too. >> In the end, this man is charged with disorderly intoxication, resisting without violence, battery on a Leo, and threatening an officer with serious bodily harm. He pled no contest to all the charges and was sentenced to one day in jail credited as time served 24 months of probation and anger management. This woman is charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting without violence. She entered a deferred prosecution agreement requiring a substance abuse evaluation, recommended treatment, a letter of apology to the sergeant, abstaining from illegal drugs and alcohol, and random drug testing. Moving on to the next case where this super hammered woman went nuts after crashing into a ditch. >> Give me my phone. >> Get out. I don't have your phone. >> I HAVE MY PHONE. >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> IN YOUR HEAD. >> I NEED MY PHONE. >> Recently on September 21st, 2026, a cop had spotted this vehicle crashing into an off-road slope on the side of the freeway. Man, here's what happened when the cops approached the vehicle. Hello there. >> Hi. >> What happened? >> My tire blew obviously. >> Your tire blew. Which tire? >> The back one in the back. >> The back one in the back. How long did you got long been s sitting here? >> For like 30 minutes. I would probably pick up >> for 30 minutes. You know, you just come around the corner too quick or you don't know. Huh? Oh, gotcha. Where's your ID at? >> Let's hold on a second. Put the phone real quick. Where's your ID at? It's caring your name. >> Is it your car? >> Yeah, it's my car. >> Is it your car? >> Okay. Do you have your uh registration with you? >> Just you by yourself? >> Yeah. That's all right. If you can't find it, that's fine. But what about the insurance? If you can find that. Okay. I don't think you hit anything. Luckily, >> the dirt. >> It's just the the wheel. It just my tire. >> I knew my tire was out. >> Coming around the corner here. >> Yeah. And I wasn't going to keep driving over the my tire out. >> Yeah. >> And I've been trying to call a couple of people. I had to call out for words because >> Yeah. It's just so early in the morning. policy number. Let's see here. >> Wow. Realizing just how wasted she is, the captain had to ask how much alcohol did she consume and to please step out of the car? >> Step out of here. >> What's that? >> Yeah. All right. We want to step out of the car. How much alcohol have you had to drink last night? Last night? >> Yeah. Or this morning? Were you drinking this morning or is it all just last night? Well, I get that, but I can smell some alcohol coming off your breath there, so that's why I was curious. >> Let's go step out of the car real quick. >> Come on. >> We got to step out of the car. >> Why? I was pulled over. I was trying to get >> I understand you're pulled over. Do you have a jacket or something you can put on? >> Do you have a I need you to step out of the car so we can work on this. >> No more. What am I working on? You're just in a crash, you know. Are you okay? >> I crashed. >> Yeah. You don't see your car? >> Who the did I crash into? >> No one. You crashed into the dirt off the road. >> Well, I crashed into the dirt because my my tire broke. >> Yeah, you see your You see? >> I pulled over. >> Well, you didn't pull over. Look at your car. >> No, I pulled over. >> Just go and step on out. Okay. >> Oh, I was calling for help already. >> I understand. Step out of the car. >> The phone. >> Step out of the car. >> Please. You're trying not to pull me over right now. We just >> I'm not pulling you over. You're already in a crash here. You see where I'm coming out. Look at it. >> I was calling for help. >> I get that. I need you to step out of the car. Okay. >> Oh, what is this whining? Also, what did she mean by parked? Lady, you crashed into a ditch. You're not parked. >> I wasn't going to drive anymore. I can't drive. >> Daniela, come on. Let's step out here real quick. >> Come on. >> I can't go like this. I need to call for help. >> You need to step out of the car. >> I need to call for help. >> I'm here to help right now. >> I'm not stepping out of the car, >> Danielle. >> I'm not stepping out of the car. >> You need to step out of the car right now. >> You didn't tell me why you were pulling me over. >> I am not. Danielle, I am not pulling you over. You were involved in a crash. >> I'm not in a crash. >> Look at your car. Get out. Look at >> I was not in a crash because I was already pulled over. I was not in a crash. >> Yes, you were. >> I was not in a crash. Look at your car, Daniela. >> I pulled over. I was not in a car. >> Listen to me. I am telling you right now to step out of the car. Okay, come on. >> I'm not trying to make this any worse than we need to. Okay, >> step out of the car. I'm trying to talk to you out here. Just leave the purse right there. We'll grab all that. Okay. >> Cuz I need to ask you this before. You're just going to leave me without my boy. You're going to take me. >> Have you Have you been in trouble for something like this before? No, I just been in trouble before it. They just take you like nothing. They don't give you an explain that they take you. >> How long ago How long ago did you have alcohol today? >> Huh? >> It's [screaming] been hours. I wasn't my tire went. I started calling for help and then you came when I was calling for help already. Calling for help. Listen. Hey. >> Oh, I thought I could handle it. I'm sorry, guys. This whining is really annoying, but imagine being this cop listening to this directly in his face. >> I'm trying to help you out here as much as I can. Would you be willing to perform some voluntary uh soriety test? >> Do anything right now. I was already pulled over. >> Okay. >> I wasn't driving or anything. I just couldn't do anything. No. >> All right. Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not stepping out of the car. Are you going to come out here real quick so we can talk? >> Look at this. >> What? >> Minute. You want to do your fix your pants? There we go. >> The kids were >> What kids? >> I had kids earlier. >> Earlier. >> My friend has kids. I'm sorry. My friend has kids. >> Okay, I understand. But right now, do you said you don't want to do any sobriety tests, right? You want to do any voluntary field sobriety test? No, I just I want to stay in my car. I want to go for it. Oh my god. >> We can't We're not doing that right now. Okay. >> I wasn't going to say it. >> Look, right now you're just going to be placed under arrest for DUI. Okay. >> Step out of the car now. >> No. I told you >> you're going to get charged with resisting arrest, too, if you don't step out. Don't be grabbing stuff. Come on. Step out of the car. Step. >> I want to call for help. >> Step out of the car now. >> I want to call for help. >> You're being told to step out. I know their phone number. Can I get their phone number? Can I get I won't have to. >> Can I get their phone number? >> We will get the phone number. Yes, it will cost. Don't do that. >> Can I get their phone number? >> Can I get 64? >> Oh, come on, officer. Just pull her drunk butt out already. It's a waste of time trying to talk reason into a drunk. >> Danielle, I don't want to fight with you. Okay. >> I was already pulled over. I don't want to fight with you. I was trying to get help. I was already pulled over. I was calling for help for a while already. I cannot >> Hey, listen to me. Calm down a little bit. All right. >> Hey, because I was already pulled over. I don't know why you're pulling me over if I was already pulled over. >> You're not pulled over. You've been in a small crash. Okay. Come on. >> No. >> I need you to step out of the car. All right. Work with me and I'll work with you. All right. Okay. >> You're trying to arrest me. How the >> I told you I already told you. Listen when I've already been. >> I've already told you. You're under arrest for DUI. Okay. I don't want you to arrest me because I was already parked. >> I understand you don't want that, but we're not going to go beyond that. >> I was already parked. I was trying to call for help. I don't want to fight with you. I just want to fight to call for help. Call my work. >> Danielle, stop now. You can step out of your car or listen. I'm telling you how this IS GOING TO WORK. >> YOU'RE GOING TO BE taken into custody. >> You're going to take me into custody and then you're going to get charged with resisting. >> You want charge of resisting arrest? You're going to take me into custody. Anyways, I need to call for help. >> I want you to step out of the car because there's not answering. I've been calling for help for a while now. >> I told you. >> Way beyond that point. >> I told you we're beyond that point. And you're going to get additional charges. And you can make this the easy way or you do this the hard way. But you're the one that's that's not doing what you're supposed to be doing right now. >> We're going to interrupt. >> Can I have my phone? Cuz you have my phone. CAN I HAVE MY PHONE? >> STEP OUT OF THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> THAT'S NOT HOW IT'S GOING TO WORK. >> Dear Load, it's like she's getting drunker and drunker by the second. But with this next action, she's going to reach uh the last bit of patience here. >> That's not how it's going to work. >> You can't close the You can >> Yeah, I can. >> You can't hold the doors. >> Yes, I can. You can stop. >> You can stop, too. >> Hey, Danielle, >> give me my phone. You can stop holding the door. >> Look at me. You're gonna get charged with resisting and assault on officers. >> AREN'T YOU DOING THAT? >> STOP RIGHT NOW. GET OUT HERE. >> DOING THAT TO ME. >> Get out of the car. Get out OF THE CAR. >> MY PHONE. GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> YOU'RE GETTING OUT OF THE CAR NOW. >> Give me my phone. >> Get out. I don't have your phone. [screaming] >> Help me, dude. Help me. >> Get on the ground. >> Why are you doing this? I need to >> I said have him step it up. >> Get in on the >> Stop. >> You're under arrest. >> No, you can't take me out of my car like this. You can't do this to me. You cannot do this to me. I know my rights. You cannot do that to me. Give me a hob. Knocked it off. >> Just pull her. >> Hold on. I'm gonna hop on her feet down. Okay. >> Stop. >> I need my phone. >> You're going to get your phone numbers. But stop. >> Tell me my phone numbers. I can get them. Dude, you haven't even gotten my phone. Have you? >> Stop resisting. Here. Let me turn my back camera on. >> Have you gotten my phone? >> Exactly. You haven't. So, how the do you know I'm going to get my phones? If I don't know my phone numbers, I won't get my phone. >> Stop kicking. >> If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phones. >> If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't stop kicking. >> If I don't get my phone numbers, I won't get my phones. >> Dude, tell me I'm not going to get my phone. Am I going to get my phone numbers if I get >> We already told you you're going to get them. >> No, I'm not. >> Why are they so mean? Watch your leg. Watch your leg. >> I was already parked. Put around here. >> You guys are so mean down there. >> [ __ ] I need my phone. He It's up there. He doesn't want to give it to me. >> I was already calling for help. I was parked. He just stopped me. >> He just stopped me. >> You thought it was over? Oh god, no. This cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs goes crazier in the back of the squad car. Holy crap, it's a stunning God with your head. >> You're [ __ ] up as [ __ ] >> Thank you. >> It's up there. You left my phone up there. >> I'll get your phone a minute. You don't have any reason to be asking for anything right now. >> Hey, sorry. I've been asking you nicely. I asked you not. NO. YOU WANT TO READ MY RIGHTS NOW? NO, you don't. You should have written that to me when you were arresting me. Now you can't. NOW YOU CAN'T. You can't. No. YOU GET MYING PHONE. [screaming] GET MY PHONE. NOW YOU WANT TO ARREST ME. You don't get the right to arrest me. >> You don't get the right to arrest me. >> You didn't understand these rights. >> You did not read me your rights when you arrested me. You should have read them when you arrested me. You didn't get my phone because if I had a right to an attorney and if I had a right to a call, you would get my phone. He didn't get my phone. He didn't read me my rights. He arrested me for no reason. >> Stop. >> Hey, what's it? >> You need a >> I NEED MY PHONE. >> OKAY. OKAY. WHAT'S YOUR HEY, [laughter] SO real quick. I'm Triple Withers. Hey, see if I can >> He arrested me for no reason. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. Stop. Stop your head. Okay. Okay. Hey. So, let's let's calm. So, what's your phone look like? >> My phone was on top of hering car. He took it right now. >> Okay. Okay. Hey, so I'm out here. I'm trying to help out. Okay. >> He He's No, he just took me out of my car. He had no reason to arrest me. I was already parked. >> I was trying to call for help because my tire blew out. >> Okay. So, I was trying to call for help and then he came supposedly turned on his lights and pulled me over. No, I was already parked. >> I was already trying to call for help because my tire blew up. It's >> any All right. So, obviously you were in a wreck, right? >> I was not. >> Okay. So, are you Is anything else hurting on you right now? Is anything hurting? >> My my phone number I need phone numbers. >> What's your What's your phone look like? Like is your chest hurting? Head hurting? I mean, you hit your head there. >> He arrested me. Why do you not want to hurt? Do you not want me to arrested me? He's been >> All right. So, hey, we're going to go to the hospital. I'm going to go with you guys, okay? And then we're going to try to go from there. All right. So, that's where we're going. It sounds like he's got your phone. Okay. >> He had my phone. >> All right. I get it. I get it. >> Despite the effort to calm her down somewhat, she would continue banging her head on the car. Stop in your head. >> I don't know if the hospital's going to work. Well, >> well, Deandra here. >> I don't know where to cuff her. All right. We strain her back. >> Yeah. >> You need a Hey, >> I need my phone. >> He's got your phone. Okay. >> Then why can't he get my phone number? >> We're going to do that later. But I don't want you to I don't want you in your head anymore. Okay. Well, then he didn't need to arrest me. >> Okay. Well, so at this point, >> he didn't need to. He didn't need to. >> We're trying to >> I was already trying to get >> I know. So, we're trying to get this all done. Okay. I just need you. Hey, stop. >> No, because I know my rights and he didn't read me my rights. >> Hey, >> he didn't read me my We're going to go to the hospital. >> He didn't read me my rights. He didn't read me my right. >> All right. >> He didn't read me my right. All >> [music] >> right. >> I just asked him for my phone. >> Okay. So, he's on your phone. He's so >> He had my phone, right? >> Yeah, he's got your phone. >> Um, we're going to take this off. You're not going to try and take her off, are you? Okay. >> I just think he goes home. >> Okay. So, I'm going to work with you mostly. Okay. Is that okay? Would you prefer me? No. >> But what we're going to do is I'm going to take this off. All right. And we're going to try to get you made me right. He has no right to arrest me. >> Can I have my phone? >> Can I have my phone? >> In the end, she's charged with DUI and resisting arrest. So, now we move on to this case where a drunk woman freaks out after being denied boarding. >> You're not going on that plane at all. >> Why? >> Because they said so. They're a private company. They're denying you boarding. >> But I'm not a part of a >> private company. >> All right. March 3rd, 2026, New York. Officers respond to an airport after an intoxicated woman was denied boarding and caused a disturbance. Forget about it. Here's what happened next. >> How we doing? >> How you doing? Good. Uh, Miss Partial here appears to be intoxicated, so we're going to deny her boarding. >> Okay, perfect. >> She's refusing to leave. I've asked her if she needed a phone call to call somebody to pick her up if she'll have her bag returned if it's taken. >> Perfect. All right, ma'am. So, basically, you don't have a flight anymore. I'll take this if you want. >> Okay, perfect. We're going to walk this way now. >> There is no way you're taking my >> All right, let's let's let's regroup here. There's a lot of kids around. Okay. So, I'm going to talk to you over here. >> I don't care about any kids. >> This is going to go one of two ways. Okay. We're going to talk cordally to each other. >> I'm not I'm going to go on. >> You're not going on that plane at all. >> Why? >> Because they said so. They're a private company. They're denying you boarding. >> But I'm not a part of a private company. >> No one said that you were a part of a private company. Yeah, I'm saying JetBlue is a private company or Breeze Airline, excuse me, and they don't want you to travel on their aircraft today. >> Okay. So, we you and me are going to leave now. >> Okay. We're going to walk down. >> We're going to I'm going to stand right here. >> Okay. So, how about you just drop all your stuff then? We could just turn around and then do it that way. >> Yeah, let's do it. >> Okay, perfect. Turn around. >> Nope. I just get your hands off me. Get your hands off of man. Get your hands off of Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope. I have all this. >> Well, that was quick. Uh, to be honest, ain't you just love it when an officer doesn't spend 20 [music] minutes trying to convince someone to leave? It's the complete opposite of that last one. >> What are you doing? >> No. Give me No. Hang on. >> 51. Dispatch, one detained. Oh, >> we're going to bring you down to her office now. >> We're going to process you. >> I don't give a [ __ ] >> And we're going to get you to the hospital. >> Sounds good to me. >> Yeah. You can't keep can't take care of yourself. So, >> just walk like a normal person. We're doing this as cordially. Excuse me, guys. Excuse me. >> Excuse me. >> Oh. >> Oh my god. >> Nobody's hurting you. We're just trying to walk. >> No. >> 510 radio. We're coming down. >> Oh. Oh. >> Just keep >> Come on. >> At your age. There's people in front of us. >> No. No. No. You guys are >> all right. Be careful. We're on the stairs now. Okay. >> I don't give a [ __ ] what you're doing. >> I am not Oh no. >> All right, we're about to keep walking. >> I won't get much. >> Keep walking. Oh, you're done. >> Come on. We're almost there. >> Still drunk as a skunk, this woman continues causing problems even though she's being dragged away like a ragdoll. >> No. I don't give a [ __ ] what you're doing. >> I don't give a [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] what you're doing. >> Neither do we, lady. No, I don't care. I don't care. >> Here. You're going to sit right here. >> I don't care. >> Okay. We're going to hook you up to this wall. >> Yeah. You're going to get cooking >> gentle as we can. We're going to get the fire department to come check you out. >> You just do what you want to do. [clears throat] >> And >> Rhonda, >> no. No. >> Let's just speak to each other like we I tried to do like multiple times up there. No, absolutely not. >> Okay, Rhonda, sounds good. Sounds like we're going to get nowhere. So, what >> I'm not doing it. >> So, what the process is now, you're under arrest for disorderly conduct. Okay. You'll be getting your appearance ticket shortly and then we'll be bringing you to the hospital. >> That's all. >> Okay, >> that's good. >> Um I don't know if Ronald is going to really want to be checked out by you guys, but um we're going to be bringing her to the hospital. She's highly intoxicated and um kind of more or less just cover our butt. >> Uh what's her first name? >> Rhonda. >> Hi Rhonda. >> Hi. >> What's going on? >> We're with the fire department. All right. Can I take that out of your mouth? You're not going to bite or anything, right? >> All right. Hi. >> How are you? >> I just want to make sure you're doing all right. So, I'm not going to give this to you. This is your appearance ticket for you being arrested today. Okay. So you have to So yeah, you were arrested for disorderly conduct today. Okay. So on March Okay, so let me on March 18th at 6:00 p.m. your report to war will be issued for you. It doesn't matter. This is going to be put into your property. Okay, sounds good to me. >> In the end, she's charged with disorderly conduct. And now class, we move on to this case where a drunk driver gets arrested after crashing twice in the same day. I have a seizure. I have a seizure. [ __ ] them. >> On February 18th, 2026, cops conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle seen crashing into roadside fences earlier. Let's check out this one. Are you okay, >> ma'am? Are you okay? >> I'm okay. >> What happened? >> I think I went over like this. I have no idea. I was just driving along and I think I went into this like medium maybe. >> Okay. Are you feeling any pain right now? >> No. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> No. >> Any narcotic use? >> All right. So, what happened? Did we fall asleep? >> No. So, I uh was I was going to drink my drink and as you can see >> So, how are we driving all over the road and then striking that? cuz I watched you. >> I I >> be honest with me. Honesty goes a long ways >> and you know sir I I have like that's valuable to me too. Like I I I like to be honest. >> Do you suffer from any seizures or anything like that? >> I do. I do suffer some seizures. >> What are you epileptic or diabetic? >> I am epileptic. >> You're epileptic? >> Yes. >> Too aggressive. >> I don't want to go to the hospital, please. >> All right. Well, you just threw Washington State property. That's who that belongs to is that cable barrier and your car is all destroyed on the left side. >> So, can you tell I'm sorry. Like what was going on was I I I've been really stressed. I've been trying I'm going to school and you know I'm not trying to give you any excuses. I'm I'm sure I'm in the fault. Or like just before this happened, a heart a car hit me. >> Like it wasn't even my fault. >> And here I am like just crying and like trying to get back home and I'm like worried because this is his insurance and it wasn't even my fault. He hit me and um I assure you I'm not under any influences. Um, I'm just trying to get home. >> What do you remember? >> I remember driving down the road. >> One, two, one. Show them back. >> I went over to like, you know, the medium like where's >> and I tried to kind of correct and it just kind of slid and then this came out. >> Sounds like you're giving them excuses. Also, if you were just in a crash with a seizure, pretty sure the police won't let you drive away. >> I'm going to come to your side. Okay. Sir, >> take the keys out of the ignition for me. >> Put them right here on the seat. >> Yes, sir. >> Can you step out for me? >> Yes, sir. >> This is my dad's car. >> That's your dad's car? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just step over there. >> All right. Just right over here where we're at in the grass just so we're not so close. >> Do you take any medication for seizures? >> No, I don't. I I mean, I used to, but I haven't had seizures for like 3 years. Okay. >> So, I I stopped taking them. I probably should be get back on them. >> Can you take your hands out of your pockets for me? >> Yeah. This is what you know cuz of the last accident. So, like my registration and stuff. >> Mhm. >> Um but that wasn't my fault. I mean, I can see how this doesn't look good, but this wasn't my fault. This is his insurance and that he's going to have to pay me back. >> Can I'll show you where it was the first the first accident. >> All right. Hold on. Hold on. >> You got hit on that side. >> I would like to show you on that. >> Okay. >> Cuz this all just happened right now. This is what I watched happen. >> Maybe that was the same side, you know. >> Okay. >> Um that he hit me. >> Okay. Stay over here. Stay over here. Right. Cuz there's people driving by. Take your hands out of your pocket, please. Sorry. >> The cops then ask for a field sobriety test. >> All right. So, are you willing to do voluntary field sobriety? Show me you're okay to drive before this happened. >> Yeah. Like I haven't had anything to drink. I don't I don't I don't take substances. I'm actually a substance use professional disorder. Like that's my job. >> Any suboxin use or anything like that? Do you have any history? >> I have. I was an addict. I was an addict for almost 20 years, but I've been five and a half years clean now. >> Do you have any nestagmas or anything like that in your eyes? Nestagmas? >> Are you familiar with that? >> If you don't know it, then you probably don't have it. >> Okay, >> we're going to walk over there. Okay. Do >> you mind if I put my hood on? >> That's fine. >> I'm slow. >> We're going to walk that way. >> Stand right there >> and just face me. Okay. >> All right. Do you suffer from any medical conditions? Anything that would affect your ability to walk or balance on one leg? All right. Do you have any physical impairments that would inhibit any of those? >> I'm I'm I'm disabled. I get exercise because I have a really ankle spondilitis and um >> what does that affect >> my uh joints and my it it's a lot of pain in my lower back and stuff. >> All right. Do you wear contact lenses or corrective lenses? >> Okay. I'm going to have you put your feet together, arms to your sides. You're going to hold this position. I'm going to explain everything to you. Okay. Well, that didn't go so well. So, um, she's going to be put under arrest. >> I mean, I I it's not a point where I'm not understand. Can you >> roll your sleeves up for me? >> All right. Place both your hands down your back. You're under arrest. What do you like? >> I just didn't understand. I just didn't understand when when I got to the very end how to turn around. I didn't understand that. >> All righty. We're going to walk forward. Okay. >> All right. >> All right. We're going to face forward. All right. I have a camera that's recording. Also, my chest camera is recording as well. Okay. I need you to widen your stance for me a little bit more. All right. Now, lean forward slightly at your waist. Okay. Do >> you have anything on your person to stick me poke me? >> No, sir. >> No fentanyl, nothing like that. Nothing powder form. >> I need you to look forward. >> I'm not even >> All right. I need you to look forward for me. Okay. Face me. Open your mouth. Raise your tongue to the roof of your mouth. Raise your tongue to the roof of your mouth. All right. Go ahead. Face away from me. Relax your shoulders. All right, we're going to walk to the side of my car. >> Yeah, we'll get to that in a second. Okay. >> All right, step forward. >> The cops then read her her rights before talking to her. >> You have the right to remain silent. You have the right at this time to an attorney. Anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. You can exercise these rights at any time. Do you understand these rights? Having been informed of these rights, do you wish to talk with me? >> Okay. Have any threats or promises been made to you to convince you to wave your rights? >> Can you just loosen this? >> That's as loose as they're going to be. >> So, can you tell me what you guys want to do? Cuz I had an epileps an epileptic episode twice today. I wrecked my car twice because of my epileptic episode. And now you're going to bring me for DUI. I don't think admitting to getting into two wrecks in one day because of seizures is much better than DUIs. Also, if that is true, why are you still freaking driving? >> Do I look Do I look Do I look >> like we talked about under the influence? >> I'm not going to argue with you. I'm closing the door. >> Do not do that or you're going to get an obstruction charge. >> Be clear status. >> I had a seizure. I wasn't under the influence. Hold on. Hold on. I'm the supervisor. I understand you're saying that your handcuffs are hurting you. Is that right? >> They are very. Yeah. Thank you. >> Let me take a look. >> Thank you, sir. [music] >> You're welcome. You're welcome. >> Can you just be nice and let me talk to you? Okay. Okay. >> Okay. >> Ever since I was 22 years old, >> I started having seizures, grandma seizures, as I was driving. I had to go six months without driving because of that. >> A couple sorry a couple years went by. I took um what's called Depeico, which is is an anti-seizure medication. >> I went to a neurologist. >> They said because you hadn't had it for a year or two, you don't need to get off this medication. >> Are you telling us that we should make him turn around, go back home? >> Yeah, >> we'll do. Thank you. And and can you sir sir can you talk to me please? >> What does that mean when he says that there's not gonna a person to come down? Does that mean I have to go to jail? >> Huh? >> Does that mean I have to go to jail? >> He just shut the door in the middle of conversating with me. Bring him. >> Bring him. >> Bring Br whoever it is that you [ __ ] that I got to prove that I'm not. But you got to explain it to me where you turn three steps and and then if that's not good enough, then you're just going to send me to jail. My hands hurt so bad cuz I have such arthritis. I can't get a hold of my parents. Like this is [ __ ] Bring them here. Bring them here. Bring him here. As she sat in the back of the squad car, she would kick the door. Must be those seizures, I guess. >> Let's do this. >> Dad, I had a seizure. I had a seizure. >> Making it worse >> because they don't believe me. I'm telling you the truth about your >> They're You got to stop. Are you still >> No, now stop that. I'm sorry. >> I had two seizures today. You've seen me. >> Oh, I know you. >> They don't believe me. They think I'm under drugs. >> The only way you can do that is by doing >> I already Dad, >> I don't want to do a blood test. I had a [ __ ] seizure and now my hands hurt so bad. I had two wrecks, two seizures in one day. Is that drugs? Is that drugs? >> You're not helping yourself. The >> calmer you be, the better it'll be for all of us. >> They don't give a [ __ ] >> They're just a bunch of pigs. >> Stop the language. >> So I >> I can fit my thumb in between them. Okay. >> It hurts. Please. It just really hurts. Can we can we have a civil conversation without you getting upset and yelling at me? >> No, because I had a seizure and you listen to that. Can you just give me a second? >> The time to argue that would be in court. Okay. But I haven't even give >> Let me explain everything to you. Okay. I told you my end of it. I have to >> Your end of it is wrong. >> If that is the case, then a judge will decide that. >> I had a seizure. >> If that is the case, a judge will decide that. In the meantime, I have to be in pain. >> Ruin my whole day. Going to jail. >> And am I going to jail? >> Can I talk to you without you yelling at me? I'm telling you what's happening currently cuz I not a fortune teller. I can't tell the future. >> Yeah. You talk to my dad. >> Okay. I am going to write the warrant. >> I'm going to call a judge. Okay. >> If the judge says I have the authorization under his signature in the county, right, a superior court judge or district court judge, then the warrant will be authorized and you'll have to comply with a blood blood draw. >> Okay? I am not testing it here at the hospital. I have to submit it to a toxicology. Okay? >> After that's complete, that could take anywhere [music] from 6 to a year, 6 months to a year on them to test that. Okay? If your blood is clean, >> then you will be notified. And if I am wrong, yeah, >> then a judge in a court will tell me I'm wrong. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> In the meantime, do I get to go home >> today? >> If we can stop with all the slamming into things, you haven't had a DUI in the past 10, 15 years. >> Yeah. Okay. So, if you have not been convicted, I'm not charging you with anything other than DUI. >> Okay. >> I haven't. And this is not me trying to Give me a second. Give me a second. Katie, can we have a civil conversation? Okay. Look, >> you're shifting around a lot. I'm so upset. >> I myself and my partner, Trooper Tendle, when we were cadets, had to be thrown in the back of these, right? And those handcuffs only get two clicks on my wrist. >> It hurts. So whether it hurts you or not, >> I get it, right? I I've been through them a lot. I've had to wear them a lot and so has he. So we understand what it's like, right? >> But your your wrists are bigger than me. Mine are smaller and you did it tighter. So I I don't Anyway, so let's just go on past that. >> Clearly, she couldn't use that excuse anymore. So, she wanted to switch topics here and she's willing to lie about anything to get out of jail. So, dedication >> right now >> the process I'm going through right now is applying for the warrant. >> Mhm. >> If the judge either tells me yay or nay on the authorization for the warrant >> then I'll be able to tell you where we're going to go on from there. >> Are you going to say she had a epilepsy and it might not have >> I'm telling you on body camera there's also a camera in the back seat. There's also a camera in the front. Right. >> Yeah. I'm frustrated. I am going to I am going to put in I am going to put into >> the warrant that you advise me that you have epileptic seizures. Your dad >> Okay, hold on. Your dad also told me that you have >> epileptic seizures or something to the effect where you have seizures when you have extreme amounts of stress. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> I will let you know if the judge says yes to the warrant or says no to the warrant. >> I tell everybody that. >> What? I don't even know what that means. Yes to. She had a se a seizure and she's not >> not towards a seizure. You're not under arrest because of a seizure. >> I had a seizure. >> I just explained it to you. >> I had one though. You don't know. I >> I'm not a medical professional. >> I am. I've had them tw multiple times. I know my body. I know how I feel before I go into it. I had a seizure. You're not a medical doctor. I've done this over. >> I know I'm a law enforcement officer. I didn't go in the medical field. I am the one that has experienced the seizures. >> But here's my here's my follow-up question. I'm not challenging you, right, by any means. >> You are. >> No, I'm not. >> When I got in that wreck, I blacked out. It was not my fault. It was not my fault. >> So, here I am acting like a like a a a criminal. I'm not under the influence. I I'm sitting here talking to you, looking you in your eye. I am not under the influence. I'm frustrated because I've had a hard day. You know, everybody has a hard day, >> but I I just want compassion from you to say that there's more much more going in my life that when I get stressed, I have seizures. Now, that's not that doesn't make it right. That doesn't make it right. I need to have emotional intelligence and I need to hone my myself in. So basically, she only had a seizure when she was being held accountable for something. >> Please just take that into consideration, >> right? And like I told you, I'm going to put in there that you advise me that you had seizures. >> So then I just go to jail. I just go to jail for something. >> Did I tell you that I'm booking you into jail? I told you, let me finish the warrant. We get done with the warrant, right? whether the judge says I have the authority through him to extract your blood with a cert certified technical technician or photamist or I do not. Okay? If you let me write this out and call the judge, the faster I move with that >> is the quicker that I can get you out of the seat. Okay? I'm not giving you ultimatums either, right? I'm just telling you that's where we're at right now. So, let me finish this. worried that like you know like a couple like last night I was with my boyfriend and we drank some beers. >> Trying to give you the advice of stop shifting cuz it's going to hurt and pinch your arms. Okay. So, just give me a second. I'm going to close the door. >> Shockingly, after a blood test, it was revealed that she was driving under the influence. In the end, she is charged with reckless driving, assault on an officer, and DUI. Moving on to this case now where another drunk mess gets arrested after being denied boarding. >> You either you either leave on your own or we're going to force you out of here. >> Yeah. Handcuff me then. You >> turn up. >> Yeah. >> Turn up. Put your hands behind the back. >> I don't give your hands. >> I don't give. >> Welcome to June 25th, 2026. Back at an airport regarding this intoxicated woman who was denied boarding because, you know, look at her. Here's what happened next. I pay for what I pay. >> Okay. Why are we >> Because he didn't give me what I wanted. What kind of mortgage? >> Okay. Well, let's go talk out here. No. >> Can we pick yourself up? Can you pick up your phone? >> No, I don't want to. No. >> Okay. I don't care. Pick up your phone. >> No. No. Because he didn't give me what I wanted to. >> Well, you're not fine. Pick up your stuff. >> Oh my. Hey. >> Okay. Let's go. >> You were with a gentleman earlier. Where is that gentleman? >> It wasn't You weren't traveling cuz she's by herself. >> She's by herself. >> She want >> Okay. Putting yourself. >> What's your name? >> No, >> I already >> So, I'm going to tell you it's going to be in your best interest for you to walk with me. I want I don't want anything to happen to you. >> No, >> you need I don't >> I'm tired people to treat me the [ __ ] >> No, we're not doing that. >> No, it's because of everything. You think we stupid and I'm stupid and I pay for what I for your safety >> I pay for what I'm having right now and I don't care >> I don't care what I pay for right now and my >> here come with me just for a second [snorts] >> no because all I want is my boyfriend >> didn't just get on the plane >> she's going to be that she knows no one on this flight >> I thought there was no one together >> listen to me >> you're not going to fly on this flight. >> So, your only options are to leave and come back tomorrow. Is she rebooked or she >> We'll find out who it is, but I >> I need to think about something first. >> Yeah. >> I bet. >> So, you're not flying today, so you need to leave. >> I bet. >> We just might refund her today and not have her travel. She was >> So, let's go for a walk. >> Dang. How much you drinking to get to that stage? I mean, look at this. Her brain is clearly pickled. Either way, there's no way in hell they're going to let her fly. >> So, she was at my bar. I made her the um because she had just met this gentleman and they did exchange numbers and whatever, but I knew she was loaded when she literally just met this man and literally just tonged him down. >> She tonged him down. She just literally met this man. So the man that she's dude like that's my boyfriend all that other stuff and she's been acting like that and I asked her to go sit down somewhere and then how long >> Huh? Um >> she she had three glasses of wine. >> Um I served them all because I know >> the minute I knew she was drunk is when she stood up and she gave him a kiss on the cheek. >> I'll take it back. >> She's been acting like beyond. >> And so I thought that she was going to go sit down until she bumped into the gentleman again and uh I don't know what transpired between them two, but this was the end result after this. >> So with that being done, the cops then pulled her into the security office since uh she wasn't willing to leave on her own. >> We're just going to reunit about how people feel. >> No. No, you don't give a [ __ ] Honestly, we we only have one life to live. >> I don't care what you think. >> Okay. >> Honestly, but honestly, but honestly, >> let's go for a walk before. >> No, honestly. >> Come on. >> You >> come on. >> No. >> You either you either leave on your own or we're going to force you out of here. >> Come on. >> Let's go for a walk. Maybe place the handcuffs and drug out of here. It's up to you. Handcuffs. >> Yes. >> I don't do [ __ ] to you guys. >> Okay, that's great. Let's go. >> Yeah. Handcuff me then. You >> turn around. >> Yeah. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> I don't give your hands behind. >> I don't give. >> Yeah. I don't give you God know everything what to be doing. Yeah. Exactly. >> LET ME GO. LET ME GO >> EVENTUALLY. >> YES. You take a nothing of people innocent. >> Yeah. >> How much you have? >> You you >> zero. >> You had options and you chose not to take those options. >> Wow. Get off me. Please get on me because I know I don't do [ __ ] Get off me. >> I don't want to fight anymore. I'm done. >> Awesome. >> Yeah. >> After a while, EMS takes her to the hospital. >> What is it? How do you say it? >> What is it? >> Your first name. How do you say it? >> Yeah. What is it but the fact that you took a life away from everyone? >> All right. So, yes. No. >> Yep. Come on. >> No, I don't want >> Thank you. >> Get off. cover is >> I don't do I don't do nothing wrong. I don't have no you know what you got me here right now who the you are my son New York yeah who the you think you are And this woman is charged with disorderly [music] conduct. Class, we move on to this case now where a mother gets arrested after picking up her child while being drunk. It is August 16th, 2025 and cops get reports of a roadside argument between two people outside their vehicle with the passenger in a ditch. What is happening here? Hey, how you doing, man? >> Good. How are you? >> All right. Did you want to did you want to chat real quick or did they fill you in? >> They kind of filled me in. Um, were you the one that in the >> Okay. Yeah, if I can talk to you. >> Yeah, absolutely. So, I'm on my way home obviously driving here. I see the car stopped, which I initially think might be the red light, but the doors popped open the the back. >> So, I'm like, that's weird. And I look over and see the girl, little girl in the ditch. She's screaming. She I want my dad. I want my dad crying. Mhm. >> I was under the impression we were in Delaware County. I think we're a little >> the county lines like that house >> I just started going to work and mom's just hammered. You can >> you can smell it. She's uh told me she was out with some friends. We had tons of drunk history with her. I've interacted with her a bunch. She's >> Is she a valid driver? >> Yeah, she's I They didn't tell me. I aired it. I think she is. >> Okay. >> Um No, but she's >> Does the vehicle come back to her? >> Yeah. >> Okay. It's a pretty easy >> What's the daughter saying? >> So, the daughter has tons of videos if you guys want to look at it cuz it's probably going to be a endangerment because she's she's like begging mom to let her out. Mom won't let her out. She said she's going home. Well, no, home is that way. She lives in. So, she's trying to get out of the car cuz she's scared cuz mom's drunk. Mom's not wanting to let her out. And then I think she said she just stopped and said, "Get out of the car." >> So, nothing physical or anything? Not that she told me, I just asked. Um, you're more than welcome to ask those questions. >> Wow, we got a car, screaming drunk mom, a scared daughter. It's the perfect combination for some type of chaos. Let's see how bad it can be. >> What happened? So, she picked me up from my friend's house and she like wouldn't drive for like 15 20 minutes and she finally drove. She started yelling about a madeup story. She's driving off the side of the road in the middle of the road going really really slow like not really moving. Yeah. >> Uh we weren't going home like she missed all the turns. >> Okay. >> And >> so what was wrong with your mom? What what do you think's wrong with her? >> She's drunk. It's It happens a lot. >> Does it you okay? >> I don't know. I didn't know if I was We were ever going to get home and I was scared. So I was like slow down the car. or whatever and she slowed it down. I was like, she was like, "Get out." So, I just got out. >> It's okay. Well, if you're ever scared or something like that, you can call 911, too. Okay. Did she Did she hit anything driving here or anything like that? Do you know of >> She might have hit a mailbox when she was trying to pick me up or I don't know, it was dark. But, >> did you get everything from her? What kind of happened and >> Okay. She told me um abbreviate everything for me. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> I also have videos. >> That's okay. What? What of >> uh my my mom yelling and I got kind of the driving off the road a little bit. >> Okay. >> Was that your dad? You say it is. Okay. >> Um if you could hang out for just a minute. Let's go talk to dad. >> Yeah. >> See what we can do about statement from her and all that stuff. >> Did you actually see your mom drinking anything? >> She was just smoking when I got in the car. That's all I got. So, but I >> What was she smoking? Oh, cigarette. >> Cigarette. >> Okay. >> There's no alcohol in the car currently. >> I didn't see any. >> All right. >> You can go here. >> Hey, take her to the car. >> Um, yeah, if she wants to. And if we could just talk to you for a minute, then he's pretty. So, you're her father? >> Yes. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Gotcha. Um, do you know anything about like what was going on tonight? anything like that. Did she say anything or >> No, I mean she was supposed to up from her friend's house. I was with clients this evening. >> Okay. >> So, um called me and just started crying and saying, you know, mom's driving erratically and so on and so forth. So, >> are you guys going to like a divorce? >> We we've had domestic issues um and everything. We're not necessarily like nobody's filed for divorce yet, but yeah, it's been it's been difficult. >> And you're living at a separate location? >> I have an apartment. Okay. >> Yeah. So, yeah. >> Is that where you're staying? Is that this apartment? >> Uh, yeah. >> Okay. Does she stay with you or does she stay? >> She stays at home, but I pretty much drive him around because of situations like this. >> After talking with his daughter and father, the cops then searched the car and spoke with the mother. That's not open. See, >> you all right? >> Yeah, I'm good. Steep. >> Yeah. >> Just seeing if there's any open containers or anything. I can smell the alcohol from the door. >> Hey, Aaron. >> Hey. >> How's it going? >> Good. >> You know where you're at right now? >> Okay. Where you at? >> In this car. >> In this car. Like locationwise? >> Yeah. By my house? Yes. >> By your house? Okay. >> My daughter is over there. >> Okay. What What's your address? Where you coming from? Um, I was coming from I went downtown with my husband and I picked my daughter up at Chandler Place in um, Dublin. >> Okay. >> You want to just tell me what happened? I'm getting >> the story from your daughter. So, I'm just trying to get both sides of the story, figure out what's going on here tonight. >> I don't know. I mean, her side of the story may be a little bit different, but my side of the story is um I'm a married woman that is having a really hard different like things with my husband. >> Okay. >> Um and she's going through a lot of it and it should not be part of her. Um should not be part of her things. And so she went to her friend's house and I picked her up and so we're >> What happened with with you at the side of the road? What? Like, why why are we out here? I'm just >> um I don't know. I think that we just lost >> you don't know what happened. >> Um no, we just kind of both lost the part of >> What's going on? >> Okay. How much have you had to drink today? >> Um Um I went to the I had a drink at the game. >> What game was that? >> Horses. We've been on horses. >> Okay, gotcha. So, was that at the the Gotcha. And what what did you have? >> Uh, I had a drink. I had water and I had a drink. >> Okay. Gotcha. >> So, I knew how to drink at >> 8:50 8:30. >> It makes me seem like whatever, but because >> I'm so worried that it makes it seem like I don't know, like up evil. >> Okay. >> All right. Just Just give me one second. I'll be right back with you. Okay. Out of >> here. What? >> In just a minute. Okay. Give me one second. Yep. The magic number two. I got you. I mean, if she only had one drink, then the cops wouldn't even be here at all. >> All right, ma'am. Can you go ahead and hop out here with me? >> Okay, perfect. >> Yeah. Have you had any recent head injuries or anything? >> No, I don't think so. >> Okay. Your your legs okay? You can walk in all that? >> Um, yeah. I roughly, you know, >> I I don't know what it is. I just not [laughter] >> sure you can walk in all that. >> Yeah, I got it. >> Okay, >> I got it. Just come over here for me. >> Don't fall on it for me. Okay. >> All right. >> God, this has been horrible. >> All right. Would you be able to um let me check your eyes real quick? Make sure you drive. >> All right. >> What I need you to do is stand with your feet together. All the way together. >> Again, I do have peripheral neuropathy. >> Okay. What What does that mean? I don't know what that means. >> Um so it's like numb from there down. >> Okay. Don't fall. Careful. >> Oh, no. No. No. Careful. Nope. [laughter] We got it. >> Keep your Keep your head straight. Sorry. Don't fall over. >> No. [laughter] >> All right. I was making it. I was making a joke. All right. Put Put your feet back together for me. Okay. >> Okay. Got it. >> Next. Careful. >> No. >> All right. All right. Just make sure you're not falling. All right. >> No. >> Is this Does this ground look nice and flat and level? >> Um, yeah. >> Can you Can you imagine a straight line? >> So, I have like rap whatever. Go. >> What's that? Um, peripheral neuropathy. >> Okay. >> Bilateral. >> What? I I don't know what that is. >> I know. It's horrible. It's like you have like almost two sentence where it's like, >> okay, >> whatever. But I deal with it and so I work from home and I have a lot of things. >> You You able to walk though? >> Um, yeah. But I Yeah. >> Okay. You're able to walk. Perfect. All right. So, what I'm gonna have you do is stand stand right there where that light is. All right. >> Yep. >> Stand right there for me. Heel in front of your toe. >> Okay. You know, I don't have a feeling. >> Okay. >> For that. >> Are you able to walk heel to toe >> with your >> Just stand normal for me? Okay. Stand normal for me so you don't fall. >> So, when my husband helps me up on the stadium, he helps me walk. >> Okay. But can can you walk just a normal line like normally? Okay. Can you walk heel to toe? >> Um, yeah. I think so. >> Okay. All right. That's all we're going to do. Okay. Okay. Okay. Can you hold my hand? >> If you're not able, I can't. If you're not able to do it, that's okay. We just won't do it. Okay. >> Okay. >> We just won't do it if you're not able to. >> Okay. 1 2 3 go. >> You can try it. It >> No, I can't. >> Okay. That's We won't do We won't do it. That's okay. >> It's not because of that. I understand. >> It's not because of that. >> I don't know what kind of alcohol you drink in there, but the longer you speak, the drunker you sound. >> Can you hold my hand? >> Okay. No, I can't hold your hand, unfortunately. Okay. Oh, careful. Careful. So, for right now, um I'm in place. Okay. You turn around for me. Yes. No. No. Turn around. >> Yes. Turn around. You're under arrest. >> Why am I under? >> No. I'm not under. Why am I under arrest? Why am I under arrest? >> Why am I under arrest? >> You're under arrest for oper intoxicated. Okay. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. Listen to me. Hey, let's take a deep breath. All right. >> Take a deep breath. >> I'm not intake. I'm not I haven't been >> Hey, just relax for a minute. All right. We're gonna get through this. Hang tight for a minute. >> I have neuropathy. Bilateral neuropathy. I'm not. >> Just breathe for a minute. >> I'm not. >> All right. Come on. >> What? >> I'm not intoxicated. >> All right. Watch your step here on the curb. >> I'm not intoxicated. >> All right. Go ahead and hop up in here. It's a little bit of a step. There's a big step there. Okay. >> I know. I've been here before and I'm >> Can I get Don't my phone get I have my phone. >> We We'll grab your phone for you. Okay. >> But you got to hop in here first. >> All right. Step up. Big step. There you go. >> So now All right. >> Just hang out in there for me. Okay. >> This woman was charged with DWI and child endangerment. >> Don't be stupid. >> I ain't stupid. Well, what you want to do about that? >> You can walk out that door and go home. >> Hold on. >> You've been wanting to be home. >> It's January 10th, 2026, and cops get a disturbance call at a gym regarding two intoxicated women who were refusing to leave. And here's what happened next. >> Okay, so the management here has elected to have you guys trespass. >> It's not that deep. I just >> Well, ma'am, I I have no control for that. >> Not that deep. That's something you can take up another time with uh like whoever the big big person is. It's not yours. Who's the manager? >> Ma'am, I don't know. >> All right. Can Can you just listen to what she's saying? >> Yeah. So, stop being argumentative and listen to what she said. >> I can hear that, but I'd like to know the name of the finish talking and then I'll get whatever you need cuz you need to listen to me. >> You saying management. I want to know the name. >> Well, give me a minute. >> I want to make sure you understand what I'm telling you so you don't get yourself in trouble. I heard. >> So for 18 months, if you come back here, >> you will be arrested. >> Uh, according to what manager? >> Let me finish my job as a law enforcement officer. Cuz as a manager, I don't give a damn. I'm trying to tell you so that you don't get yourself in trouble. >> That's my last. >> Okay. I'm telling you not to come back here. Do you understand that? >> I don't say that. >> Okay. So, if you come back, you're going to be arrested. >> Not that serious, >> ma'am. I don't care if it's serious or not. I really don't. >> Oh, god. Why are people in these types of body cams always so dense? When the cop says go, you run like Usain Bolt. Also, of all the places to go when you're drunk, why the gym? I have no idea. But jokes aside, as the cops are taking the name of the manager, one of the drunk women decided to be even more dumb by getting close to take a picture of the paper, which didn't sit well with the officers. >> Hey, do me a favor. Just back up from her a little bit. You're a little bit too close. You're a little bit too close. Take the picture. Take a picture. >> Listen. Don't touch. >> You're going to get it. Trouble. >> Stop it. >> I don't know what I'm doing. >> You were getting too close to her. >> What did I do? >> You were getting too close to her. >> I'm taking a picture of what she's writing down. I >> Wait until she's done. Wait until she's done. >> She did it and it's done. What you want to do about that? >> Don't be stupid. >> I ain't stupid. Well, what you want to do about that? >> You started, [ __ ] >> You are. You are stupid. You're dumb. All right. >> This is how you treat me and you're in law enforcement. >> All you're very disrespectful writing down. >> I told you I was going to write it for you. >> And I'm took a picture. >> You don't need to take a picture of it. I gave it to you. >> I do. I know what I'm doing. >> So go on. >> I'm sorry. I have someone that >> Yeah, you will wait cuz I'm busy now. >> Ignore her. We're gross. >> No, I appreciate that. But you need to talk to her before she loses her job. Come over here. >> Do you want an Uber home, ma'am? >> They are willing to provide you an Uber home. >> Just talk some provided. >> All I did was come here and try to get done. >> You have to leave. >> Uh Uber home. >> As soon as we're done, you have to leave. >> It so further. So, y'all want to talk about law enforcement all that? You're not even seeing my side. >> I have to. >> I've been here since earlier. All I've done is on their side. >> All I did was try to open a locker and see. Stop. If my keys were in there and they're being extra, all I'm doing is taking pictures, recording the scene because I paid $300 a month to come here. That is it. They've never had a problem with me. Okay. Well, I'm going to tell you what I was told. I come here. >> You want to hear what I told? Do you want to hear what I was told? >> I was told that you guys didn't drinking. Someone, I don't know if it was you or you, threw up in the hot tub. >> Yes. That's my friend told You're not You're talking over me again. >> Okay. And >> I ask you, do you want to hear what I have to say? >> I heard what you said. She the hospital. >> She's not done. So stop. >> So you know what? I'm done. Get out of here. You're you're you're going to be arrested for trespass after warning. I don't want to do that. Please get your things. >> Will she leave? Of course not. Matter of fact, she's about to make things a whole lot worse for herself. >> Because you're not listening and I'm not going to sit here. >> Y'all ain't listening. These are the things I pay for $100 a month. They're not for trespassing. >> It's not that deep. Do you understand a trespass warning? Okay, then you need to go. Not that deep. You need to go. >> It's not that deep. Sorry. >> You need to go. You're also >> She's also >> We work for Comey County Animal. We're sergeants for animal. >> But you're both being trespassed. >> Rude. Since we need to go. It's not that deep. I have >> You need to go because you're being trespassed. I'm not going to stand here any longer. She fixing. It's not. >> I might want to talk. I don't care if it's deep or a bit shallow. I don't care. Let me let me explain. Let me explain something to you. I'm just trying to >> get her out of here. She's going to jail. I'm not waiting much longer. >> I'm trying to be nice. >> I'm just trying to complain. >> Get your friend and get her out of here. >> You had a She got >> This is This is a >> You hear what I'm saying? >> I I hear you, but hear me. >> And that's what I'm saying. Hear me out. Goes to jail. >> This is a private. >> You got about 20 seconds. >> Any private establishment, they could tell you. >> They don't want I'm sorry. We have a lot of >> They don't want They could tell you. They don't want you in here anymore. They want your trespasses. Once they once we issue a trespass warning from that point out, you have to leave. >> You're hearing only their side. And that's where my friend >> You're not listening to me. You start getting frustrated. >> Yes. Because you keep talking. You have 10 seconds to get in hand. You have 10 seconds to get out the door or you're going to be handed and arrested for trespassing. >> You can walk out that door. >> 10 seconds. Please go. You can walk out that door and go. >> Listen to me. Please go. You've been You've been trespassed. Please go. >> You've been trespassed. >> Hold on. >> You can walk out that door and go home. >> Hold on. >> Well, time's up. To jail she goes. >> You've been to Stop. Stop fighting. Stop fighting. >> Yeah. >> You know what? Get her off. me, [ __ ] >> I didn't. >> That's on you. >> That's on you. Cuz all I'm doing >> I'm trying to leave. I'm trying to leave. Go. >> All I'm doing is letting my >> Stop resisting. >> It's still recording. >> Give me your arm. Stop resisting. Stop. >> I'm trying to keep her with me. Please. Please stop. >> That's fine. I got this arm. Thank you. I got this arm. Give me your arms. >> I I got this. >> Being actual resisting. Please. >> I have it. That's fine. >> Please. >> They want to do all this is fine. Record. >> You had your options. >> Andrea, record. Just record. >> Please record. >> She's not resisting. Please >> just record. >> Please. We work for Bro. Record. >> Andrea. Record. >> I got her. >> Just record. Shut. I don't have >> Stop. Stop. Get it out. You got TO STEP BACK. >> RECORD. >> YOU GOT TO STEP OFF. Step up. >> Hey, Andrea. Record. Record. Record. >> Dear God, put this drunk woman aside. And her friend is also as dense as a rock. She should leave pretty fast before the cops pay attention to her. >> Record. Record. Y'all don't stand up. Don't be stupid. >> No. >> Stop being stupid. >> You want me tased? I FIXED YOU. GO cuz I have a heart condition. If you're in my life over that stand up, >> I ain't doing [ __ ] >> Stand up. After y'all do that, I'm not I'm not causing you a problem. >> But you want to taste these? I've had three heart surgeries. Go ahead. >> Please, please, please. You >> y'all want to do all that? Go ahead. I ain't Y'all making more than it has to be. He's not trying to give. >> You were giving plenty of warnings. >> No, no. Y'all don't listen. You're taking their side. They're being [ __ ] And that's the problem. You're not listening, bro. All I did was try to make him take my friend home and y'all ain't listen. >> He gave you multiple warnings to leave and go home. Well, you want to be stupid, right? >> No, y'all. >> Play stupid games and stupid prices. >> Ghana won. This will be on video. So, it's all over my body. Worried about it. Me, too. >> Hey, I ain't worried about that. You're >> too proud of yourself. >> I am getting the county. Well, >> yeah, you too. You two for not listening, honey. That for you too for not listening. >> Yeah, just shut up. Shut up. >> No, you shut up. >> Shut up. >> You shut up. What you gonna do >> about that? >> What you going to do? >> Shut up. >> No, you shut up. What you going to do? Shut the door. >> With the dumb woman secured in the back of the squad car, the cop can now give their attention to her friend who's still sticking around even after that chaos. >> Please. She was our parents control. I gave her plenty of warnings. I gave her plenty of warnings and then she wanted to resist and then she wanted to kick me. I gave her extra because of what you said you do. And you know what? I shouldn't have done that. So guess what? Too bad. You trespass for 18 months as you know cuz you understood that. Thank you very much. You're free to go. >> All right. You're good to go. >> Instead of leaving, she stands there like a rock, too dense to comprehend what you're free to go means. >> Can I come first? >> Huh? Am I coming? >> Is there any Is there any way I can drive? >> Listen, listen. This is done over with. You got to leave now. You've been trespassed. So, you got to leave now. She's going to jail. All right. You understand? So, go home now. >> Going home now. >> Go home now. >> Get out of here. >> We already told you. >> Okay. >> Go. Go get the out of here. >> I don't care. >> You're going to leave or no? >> Are you going TO GO NOW? >> WALK. >> GO NOW. >> Under arrest. >> You're under arrest. >> We don't give a damn. >> I'm over I'm over it. >> You're under arrest. >> You don't need arrest me. >> Refuse to leave when you've been told to leave. >> I don't I don't I >> don't. I afraid came. >> We don't care. >> I don't care. I gave you every opportunity in the world and neither one of you want to listen. >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm not okay. >> Well, you hurt. >> You okay? >> Well, I got kicked in the head. >> Want to search her real quick? >> Yep. >> Uh, that's her. Oh, I got >> So, the woman acted up and the cops had to put her in a burrito wrap during which she kicked one of them. And since the footage has a bunch of fbombs, that means no audio. So, let's just go straight to the charges. In the end, the woman is charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, resisting with violence, and two counts of battery on a Leo. In court, she plead guilty to the trespassing and disorderly intoxication charges. The other charges were amended down to resisting without violence, to which she also plead guilty. In the end, she was sentenced to one year of probation, 75 hours of community service, 8 hours of an anger management course, and was told not to have any contact with the two officers during her probation period. As for her friend, she was charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and resisting without violence. All of her charges were dropped. >> Go over here. Let's put the towel on cuz you're exposed this. >> Um, see, this is a picture of I am calling my lawyer right now. >> Okay. All right. Welcome to April 25th, 2026. Now, cops get reports of this woman stumbling through a shopping plaza's parking lot before getting into her vehicle and driving off all erratically. Wow. Let's see what happened when the officers pulled the vehicle over. Hello. >> Hi. Yeah, I was trying to open up Candy. I live right down there and I >> step out of the vehicle for me for a second. I'm deputy with the Department Sheriff's Office. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Yeah, that's nice. >> Okay. >> Where you coming from? >> The beach. >> Okay. >> So, >> step out for me, man. What's your name? >> Can I not step out? >> No. I need you to step out. >> Am I? >> Yes. >> Can I call me a liar? His name's David Gold. >> All right. Stand at my patrol car, please. Over here. You're going in the road. Well, driving drunk in your bikini is certainly a bold choice. Who am I to judge, though? As long as she behaves normally. >> All right. What is going on with you? >> I broke my boyfriend and I wanted to go get candy. So, I went to the corner store. I live right up here. I got candy. I was trying to open it up, but I didn't open it up right because my car was going all over the place because I was using my mouth. I I am in a stalker situation where I'm out of work and I I have distress going on in my life. Um, it's documented. It's all over >> Palm Beach, whatever that I have a circus situation, but I've been off of work for 3 weeks and I'm going back next week. I'm really excited about it. I was just going to go to the visa and I want to get candy. >> Mhm. >> And now I live right there and you're pulling me over. So, whatever you want me to do, we'll do. >> Okay. >> What do you want me to do? >> Which way? >> Yeah, of course. I live in a big ass house on my mom lives downstairs and me and my girl live upstairs. >> What's your address? >> Okay. Which direction is that in? >> That way. It's the last one to the right. I live on a lake. We live on a lake view. >> Miss, can you fix the top? >> Uh, well, I can. I >> Yeah. Sorry. We said we wouldn't judge, but we've never seen a more ill-fitting top. I mean, she's wearing that upside down or something, right? I might be getting old. Is this how bikinis are looking nowadays? >> Just stand right there for me for a second, please. Okay. >> Of course. >> Thank you. >> Anything you want. Do you have a a towel that you can put on or some clothes? >> Of course. Yes. I was going to the beach. >> Of course, I have clothes. Come on. I was going to leave. So, we had a >> Okay. All right. Let's go over here. Let's put the towel on cuz you're exposed this. >> Um, see this is cuz you're upsetting me. >> Okay. Well, let's hang on over here. >> Okay. Can you call me a lawyer? >> You don't need them right now. Just hang on over here. Right here, miss. Right here. You can lean up against the car. I don't need to lean up against anything. I >> You almost fell over. Okay, miss. Just hang out right here. >> Uh sir, um Mister inside of my >> Hang out right here for me. >> Absolutely. >> Thanks. >> I have clothes on my car. >> Okay. Man, I hate it when you upset me and my top just flies off. Jokes aside though, I think she's so drunk that she wore her top upside down. Guys, seriously, how much was she drinking for her to get like that? >> Can I call me a lawyer? His name's uh David. He's the biggest boy in Bokeh. Can I call him, please? >> Not right now, miss. >> Okay. Is that against my will or is that against your recommendation? Cuz I would really like to call him right now. >> Okay, miss. Just hang up. >> Okay. >> Can I have a documentation of what happened today? >> Absolutely. Absolutely. >> All right. Thank you. Cuz I would appreciate that. >> Yep. No worries. >> I'm going to the beach. I'm trying to go home and get towels. >> Just hang out right there, miss. >> Absolutely. >> I don't have a babe. >> Okay. Can you put the candy down? I want to talk to you over here for a second, please. >> Okay. Come on. >> No. No. Put Can you put the candy down? Okay. All right. So, again, I'm Deputy Enroll with Pab County Sheriff's Office. All right. >> Um, you okay? >> Looks like you're not able to stand very well. Have you have you had anything to drink today? Alcoholic beverage. Oh, okay. >> No, I was going to the beach. >> Okay. What time uh did you >> I have a sucker and I've been out of work for 3 weeks. Um it's very documented. >> Okay. >> Been tortured for 7 years. >> Okay. I resigned to my job. >> Uhhuh. >> And they just took me back. >> Okay. >> Now, my family's in town and I want to have fun with them because we live on a league. >> Mhm. >> I am hurt about it because I have a daughter. >> Mhm. >> I have to go to all the football games. >> Mhm. >> And I'm scared. >> Okay. So, did you have any alcoholic beverages today? Did you consume anything? >> No. >> Nothing? >> Yesterday? Yeah. >> Yeah. What did you drink yesterday? >> Stop drinking wine 7 months ago. So, I had about four release. >> Porch release. What time was that at? >> 11 or 12? Like late at night. She said that she drank the night before and it's um 8:00 in the morning. Already blitzed, huh? I'm going to say she never stopped drinking. >> If you're going to arrest me, I want to promise you one thing. David is my lawyer and I promise you this isn't going to go well for anybody. >> Well, nobody said that you were being arrested >> and it's not going to go well for me, but it it sure won't look good for you. He's Jewish and I am >> not Jewish. I'm Christian and he is my father. >> Okay. >> So, were you going to call him? >> Okay. >> Can we call him? >> Not right now. So, um >> cuz I right there. >> Okay. So, I have some suspicion that you might be under the influence of alcohol. All right. So, >> I've been abused for seven years with a stalker. >> Can you just focus on what I'm saying? Okay. All right. And we'll talk about all that later. All right. So, I have some suspicion that you might be under the influence of alcoholic beverages. Okay. While operating your vehicle. So, with that being said, are you willing to do some field sobriety tests? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> Well, are you going to perform the tests? Are you willing to? >> Well, there's Well, yeah, cuz I know I can pass them. But if I don't pass, am I am I going to jail? >> Well, we'll get there. Okay. >> Yes, I will. But I can't wear this. And I have a bait. >> Okay. Can you fix your >> Let's go through here. You can stay right there. >> Can we go to my house? >> No. Can you stay right there? >> All right. What do you want me to do? >> Let me say 10:12. I'm going to get my get my car. >> What do you want me to do? >> Can you tell me where a shirt is in your vehicle without moving from there? Can you tell me where a shirt is in your vehicle? >> Um, no. Well, cuz I cleaned up my vehicle yesterday. So, I have shoes. A lot of shoes. >> There's no top in your vehicle. That's at all. >> Okay. I'm saying >> I don't know. Do you want me to walk straight? You want me to do cartwheels? What do you want me to do? >> Okay. >> I can do all of it. >> Just hang out right there for a second. >> You want to see a cartwheel? >> Miss No, can you stop and stay right there, please? >> I am very good. I live right down the street. >> Yeah, the classic. I live down the street. Everybody's down the street. Every drunk driver brings this up and we have no idea how this is going to help them. >> I can do a cartwheel. I can do >> Okay. >> Whatever you want. >> Just hang out right there for me. >> Okay. You want to arrest me and I promise you it's not in your best of trust. >> Okay. >> Cuz David is my lawyer. UK and all you cops, which I have a high respect for. Um, he won't respect anymore. So, when it comes down to you needing him, yeah, that's not going to happen. >> So, what do you want to do? Do you want me to walk straight? >> I would like for you to stand still. That would be great. So, as the cops prepare for this sobriety test, she grows increasingly agitated and starts causing problems, which of course doesn't sit well with them. >> What would you like me to do to pretend I'm sober? >> Well, I would like >> You want me to walk? You want me to do cotwels? What do you want me to do? >> So, I'd like you to perform some tasks, but I'm just I'm just getting the card so we can read it out. All right. So, just stand by for a moment. Okay. >> Can I get my vape? >> Thank you, >> sir. >> Yes, ma'am. Is it okay if I get my vape? >> Uh, just stand right here for a minute. Miss, right? Is that your last name? >> My last name is And I think it would be respectful for me to get my vape. >> It would be what? >> Respectful of you to let me get my vape cuz it's not breaking any laws. >> Should I go get my babe? >> But as of right now, we're conducting an investigation. >> So, you want to invest in an investigation while I'm under stress? So, I find that to be, as my lawyer would say, not liable. >> Okay. >> I think that a beep is not a big deal. It's not illegal. >> For my safety, I would not like you to go back to that vehicle. >> Do you want to go get it for me? >> No, thank you. And there's case law that protects it. Okay. >> I'm calling my lawyer. >> No, no, no, no. You're not going >> I am. I am. I'm >> You're not going back to your car. >> I am calling my lawyer right now. >> Okay. All right. >> I want to now you're not listening to lawful command. Okay. >> Why? What am I doing? Cuz I >> I asked you not to go back to that vehicle. There's case law that protects that because you're disobeying the right to call my lawyer. >> You're disobeying a lawful command. All right. >> Cuz I have the right to call my lawyer. >> Not right now. You don't. Please. >> Well, well, nobody explained that to me. >> Okay. We told you to hang out right there and you didn't. So, and now you're >> Oh, okay. >> Back to your vehicle. >> Do you know Officer Reie? Not sure what you're going to get from your vehicle. >> Do you know all for Sereni? Can I call him? >> Can you stop? Okay, Jane, against your car, please. Okay, cuz you're falling over. >> After securing her in cuffs, the cops moved her to the squat car. >> You are falling over. >> I will do anything you want me to do, but what I would like you to do >> is I would like you to follow my >> All right. Come back to my my vehicle, Miss >> Absolutely. >> Thank you. Do you have anything on you whatsoever? Any weapons, any drugs, paraphernalia, anything? >> I have a phone that I need to call my lawyer. >> Oh, >> I am. I'm going to resist arrest. >> Okay. You're you're you're falling over. So, >> I'm falling over. Okay. >> Yes, you are falling over. >> All right. Officer Weenie, can we call him? >> No. >> Yeah, we are. >> Sit down for me. >> No, we're going to call Officer Weenie. I need you to sit down, >> David. >> I need you to sit down. >> And my mother. >> Okay. >> I will sue the out of you. >> Okay. Sit down, Miss. >> Thank you. Watch your head. >> Hey, miss. What's mom's phone number? >> Who? >> Your mom's phone number. Watching. >> Um Um No. I'm going to call my lawyer. >> Okay. What's your mom's phone number? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Do you have your daughter's phone number? >> It's my phone in my car. >> Okay. I'm going to grab that. Where is your phone? >> Um in the front seat. Okay. >> In the end, she is charged with DUI, refusal to submit to testing, and resisting arrest. 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