This I came in here with that. I only
use that bad right there. You can't take
no stuff off me. You got to be a female
officer to touch me.
To Karen, every word was in order until
the handcuffs answered for the entire
silent crowd.
What the? It's in my draws. It's in my
draw. Will the drama last forever or
will it end with the cold sound of the
cell door closing? What happens when a
shopping trip that should end at the
checkout counter ends in fingerprints
and an arrest warrant? This I came in
here with that. I only use that bag
right there. You can't take no stuff off
me. Got to be a female officer touch me.
Ow. What the It's in my drawers. It's in
my drawers. On February 12th, 2025,
police received a burglary report at a
store and quickly identified a woman
matching the description. At first, she
was cooperative, but little did the
officers know, this seemingly simple
shift was about to unleash a chapter of
chaos that would last longer than they
ever imagined.
Yes, ma'am. I am. Oh, okay. Come on.
Let's go back in. Go back in the inside.
Yes, ma'am. I can't even make it to my
car. I'm not going to run, sir. I know
you're not cuz I'm all alone. You say
you what? No, you're not. Cuz I'm alone.
You own the loan. I'm holding on.
I got enough money to buy all this. I
don't know where
920 response.
923.
I'm right here. Tell me y'all won at
Ulta on the marketplace. I'm going to
buy it. So, could I No, the time to buy
it was back there. You don't have to 43.
Can you los prevention office or
anything? No. He's the security. Is
there anywhere we have that we can do
this? Okay. Okay. Can I bring her back
there
or I'm asking for
by not
baby.
As the investigation continued, she
thought that her pitiful circumstances
would help her get away with it. But
now, despite her efforts to hold on in
her own way, the front door no longer
seemed as open as she thought. Make it
very easy. Ma'am, I'm taking this stuff
out. Okay. What's that bag? Let me see.
This I came in here with that. I only
use that bag right there. That's fine.
Thank you. That's fine. Then I only use
the white bag, sir.
Thank you. I don't be want to be rude,
but I know that I lost my job two months
ago and I used to come in here all the
time and spend like my whole paycheck
basically to be honest. What apartment
did you say it was? I Yeah, I know I was
wrong and I have learned my lesson.
Trust me, I would never do this again. I
would never come back to your store. I
would buy every item that I have in my
bag literally. Well, you're not going to
come back anyway. No, I'm saying I'm not
coming back in. No, no, I'm saying I'm
not coming back in. We have things that
we could have offered you if you
just try to give me item. Excuse me,
sir. I couldn't hear you.
And then there's a
the
what? That guy. And
the those are hers obviously. Um some of
that stuff I already had in my No, I'm
sitting down. So you like I'm trying to
be rude. I'm just trying to make sure
you get what you Everything else I
cannot confirm minus his health. But
these guys the what? Those are all they
should. These are the only ones that are
okay. So yeah, I'm talking. Could I
speak with him? Cuz No, I can't speak
with anyone. You just said I It's up to
him for me to speak. No, I understand
that invest in investigation, but I'm
talking to him. Can I speak? He just
told me I can speak with him. He had no
problem with that. I just don't want to
lose my sex name. I don't want to lose
my housing. I have four kids. I don't
want to lose my housing. Okay. So, you
worry about the wrong thing. No, I'm
just trying to speak to him and see if I
can buy the items instead because it's
the same thing. I didn't leave the store
and got all the items for all the items
is all that I'm saying. The police had
to take legal control, but the suspect
continued to react in his own way,
verbalizing hurt, feeling unheard, and
requests that went beyond the scope of
the situation. Yes, sir.
You understand? You're not under arrest
at this point. No, I'm going to put my
glasses on so you don't break them. I'll
show you. I'm going to put them on. But
you being nice for no reason.
What? As long as you don't break them
cuz they $700, baby. Okay. And it'll be
Thank you. You doing too much for no
reason. Be a man.
No, it did not come over 900.
It came over $900. Okay. Anybody just
for a while?
This is so aggravating. I start to stay
at home.
What's your social? I ain't got now. You
don't know it?
[Applause]
I'mma take this. I'mma take this out
there. Cool. You ready? Get my glasses.
We hold on to this one. Yeah. I'm going
to come I'm going to take her down and
I'm going to come back in. Yes, sir. Cuz
I got to get her
social just know just to let you know.
That's fine. If you need medics at any
point, let me know. Yeah, I need to make
it possible for the victim. Can you guys
just run up? Find out. Congratulations.
I said I need All right. See that
there's nothing in my car. If there's
anything after you get out, it's on you
again. Like I said, I'm clasophobic.
That's going to go on your property.
Okay. Okay. I'm claustrophobic.
Claustrophobic. Whatever you want to.
You so smart, sir. You sure you so
smart. You should have been a damn um
sit back. You I can't sit back. My hands
behind my back. Okay. I need to I need a
seat belt. Okay, sir. My hands is behind
my back. I'm at my lowest point. You
don't want me to You don't want me to
put you in a seat belt? I ain't saying I
want you to put my seat back. You said
sit back. I'm sitting back. I have to.
This was the turning point of the case
where the suspect suddenly changed the
story, making a sensitive accusation
while trying to bargain to escape.
However, that could not erase the traces
of her previous actions. I'm sorry. I'm
sorry. I'm so sorry. What I'll do for
you is once I get your name, I'll reach
out to Bullet because I know he's
working. I'll let him know that you got
yourself in a little situation. Or could
you reach out to Ryan cuz I'm more
closer with Ryan Parson than Bullard.
Buller just knows me. Yeah. I don't know
if Ryan's working today. I saw Bullet
like 30 minutes ago, so I know he's
working. Then I'll go in the store and
talk to management because if we don't
have a victim, we don't have a crime,
right? So if management says yes, we
just want her to pay for the items and
trespass, then we'll do that cuz we
don't have victim, right? But if they
insist that they do want to press
charges, then there's nothing I can do
about it because it's felony status.
There's nothing bullet to do about it.
But let me call him first, then I'll go
in there and talk to management. Do you
remember which ones? It was the guy in
the back. He's all the way in the back
in one room. He's like watching the
cameras and stuff. White guy, black guy,
mom. He's a white guy with dark hair.
Um, and then besides that, so my phone,
I had my phone on me cuz they took my
purse and all this stuff. So, I had my
well I read I had my phone on me and I
was I told the young lady that came
because she's the one that had to search
me because I know that a woman has to be
searching me. One of the officers or one
there? No, one hit your officers. She
was a girl and he was trying at first he
was trying to search me and I said no
you cannot search me. A female has to
search me because he was saying like
going he was saying like take my stuff
off. That's that that was his words.
Take my stuff out. So I said no I'm not
going to take my clothes and stuff off
because you know what I'm saying? You
violating me. I said if a female is here
I don't mind about doing it. You get
what I'm saying? She she can check me,
but you was a male and you not going to
check me cuz that's not how it's
supposed to go like that. And I've been
a bruiser before. You definitely ain't
going to check me. And then that's when
he he came from from the front and he
came in the back and he literally put
his hands between my legs to try to see
where the phone was. And that's that
should be on camera, too. I was looking
around to see if he had cameras in his
car, but I don't know where y'all came.
Your phone. Mhm. Yep. And he reached
over cuz he couldn't find it, but he
never pat me down. You get what I'm
saying? and he reached over. My my phone
is like right here. And this is the same
management staff we're talking to about
whether or not they want to press
charges. No, this is the officer. The
officer the officer that was just here,
my arresting officer, I guess him. He
was the one who reached his hands. And
you can see it in the video if the video
work. He reached his hands in between my
legs. That's exactly what he did. And
then that's when I was like, "Oh, no,
no, no, no." I said, I already told her
that I will give my phone to because I
got to dig in my pants to get my phone.
So, I would give it to her because I
feel comfortable, you know, with a
woman, but I'm not going to dig in my
clothes or take off my clothes for you.
You feel what I'm saying? And he
literally, I swear to God, you can go
watch the video. That man reached
between my legs cuz he came from this
side and he reached between my legs.
That's exactly what he did. I'm just
being But where was your phone at? Was
it in your pants or outside your pants?
It was my Okay. The outside your pants.
Where you touching it now? Okay. It was
It was in my pants. It was in your
pants. He It was in my pants. He was
trying to find out where the phone was
cuz the phone kept ringing. So that's
when he reach in between my legs like
reach in between my legs where my
private that just point period. I can't
you know what I'm saying? I can't sugar
with that. I can't hide that. That is
exactly what he did. I was looking Who
actually retrieved your phone? The
female officer? No, he end up retrieving
my phone. Then my phone is like I don't
want to be too touchy but my phone is
explain. So my phone is in the back of
my butt. Okay. The suspect was later
charged with theft. This case highlights
the importance of obeying the law even
in highly emotional and high pressure
situations. Any attempt to manipulate,
justify or blame cannot change the
nature of the crime. For law
enforcement, maintaining process and
transparency is paramount to ensuring
justice and avoiding false complaints.
Moving on to the next story where a
traffic ticket is not a prison sentence,
but for these crazy people, it becomes
an excuse to turn everything into a
total
disaster. On May 10, 2024, an officer
pulled over a vehicle for failing to
stop at multiple traffic signals. What
makes drivers recklessly ignore the law?
Just a small mistake, or is it hiding
something more horrifying?
Either windows roll down for me, please.
Hi y'all. My name's Detective Rolas
Police Department. Reason I pulled you
over today, you have to stop when a
light is out at every light. I watched
you blow through like four or five
before I got behind you. Okay. I'm not
writing you a ticket today, but I can
please see your license, registration,
and proof of insurance. Do you have the
driver's license number? No. Everything.
Okay. Do you have any kind of photo ID
on you?
Okay. Is that your mom? Oh, yeah. Okay.
We're gonna have to wait just one minute
before I talk to mom. Okay. Give me one
minute. Okay, we all thought everything
was over, but then the focus of the
situation suddenly changed due to
unexpected information from the police.
And just a second later, a blind
decision pushed the incident into an
uncontrollable spiral.
Do me a favor. I need you to step out of
the car and talk to me back here cuz you
don't have your license. Okay, just take
a second. What we need to talk about,
sir. All right. Look, here's the deal. I
don't want to do this in front of the
kids. You've got warrants up for your
arrest. You are going to jail today.
Don't catch me, bro. Don't touch me.
We'll give you the chance, Tatiana. Come
on. All right. For real. Don't touch me.
Hey, no, you're good. At some point,
we're going to have to cuz you're going
to have to get handcuffed, but you got
to come on out. Okay. Okay. They said
she got a one4. Step out of the car.
What? They She want to know what you
want for. That's fine. We'll explain to
that in just a moment, but you got to
get out of the car. But you're not going
to put me in no comfort. Tell me. But
you have to You have to get out. I don't
want to pull you out. I want to do any
of that. But I need you to
you let my dad come over. Okay. I I I
have no problem explaining to that. But
I do need y'all to to step I need you to
step out. You need to step out or you're
going to touch another charge. Okay. But
she's got to come out of the car first.
We're not I don't want to have this
discussion.
Yep.
Just ask a second. We're fighting. Hey,
let me see your hands. Put your hands
over. Put your hands up. They come out
the car. I gave you the opportunity. You
didn't want to come out. Y'all got me so
right now. Only my grandma. Y'all got me
so right now cuz I I told you I did not
want to do that in front of the kid. Cut
your [ __ ] ass. Okay. When the police
were forced to be harsh, an explosion
occurred. She recklessly took the last
bet thinking she would escape. The
question is, does she really believe she
can fool anyone or is she just fooling
herself? Come on now. You want to get
out in front all the big ass. It only
took one. Well, why took three? We gave
the opportunity to step out and you
didn't want to come out. And you ain't
want to talk either. You going to tell
me why you trying to detain me. I told
you you have warrants out for your
arrest. I should. Now that you're in
cuffs, I can tell you have warrants out
for possession marijuana, disorderly
conduct. I don't. All that was
dissolved. All that was good. And I
ain't smoking mud. She talking about
lying. Anything else on you need to know
about? Poke me, stick me, hurt me. You
want to switch slides? Yeah, I know.
Anything else on you? Yo, stop talking
to me. Go ahead and put in the car. What
did you tell me? It didn't stop there.
Even after being seated in the police
car, the atmosphere still did not calm
down. But right now, the stage has no
more room for emotional drama because
the curtain has closed and the law has
stepped in. Coldly taking power to
determine the ending.
Hate y'all, mother. No, no, no, no, no,
no. If this started, I'm going to tie
your feet. You better knock it off. You
I hate y'all, mother. You I tell you
what, I don't need her anymore. Can we
just get her off to LCJ? Yeah, I'll
follow you. Yeah, I'll We'll start
cleaning this mess up.
and you copy a story mileage. So, I see
all y'all in court. I need all y'all
names. My mama don't get up there. Make
sure I get I get your name. I want your
name and the mother fat ass [ __ ] I
hope y'all cam badges and I hope y'all
cam badges was on. I hope all them
cameras was on. Okay. It came right out
of her right pocket. Y'all couldn't even
tell me what I was getting out the car
for. We don't trust y'all. Y'all
killers. We don't trust y'all. Okay. All
right. Sounds good. I'll do a second.
Supposed to protect and serve. Y'all
don't protect [ __ ] but your ass. And
it's possession of a controlled
substance under Ohio Revised Code
SS2925.11 is considered a fifthderee
felony in many cases, punishable by 6 to
12 months in prison and a maximum fine
of
$2,500. In addition, the suspect in this
case can be prosecuted under many
different legal provisions, including
possession of a controlled substance,
causing disorder, and resisting officers
on duty. Notably, if the amount of
oxycodone was found to exceed personal
use, she could face more serious charges
such as trafficking or possession with
intent to distribute, which falls under
the penalty bracket of a thirdderee
felony. Whether starting from a store or
an intersection, both stories show when
emotions overwhelm reason. Legal
consequences are inevitable. Law is not
based on emotions. It is based on
behavior. When do you think things got
out of hand? Please share your opinion
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