On today's body cam we're checking out, she asked a cop for a free ride. It cost her 11 months. In >> South Central Ohio, an officer conducts a welfare check on a woman sitting on the sidewalk. Preferring to avoid the short walk, she asks for a courtesy ride to a nearby soup kitchen. A request that would ultimately cost her 11 months of her life. >> You doing okay, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Somebody called in. They said they looked like you were overheating a little bit. >> Oh, I'm fine. I'm sip some water. Hold on. >> But you're okay. Do you need a medic or anything to come check you out or anything like Is that what you're waiting on? Is the shelter to open up? >> What time is it? >> It is 3:37. >> Can you escort me to the dinner? >> Do you want a ride over to Foundation Dinner? >> I can do that. Yeah, >> I've got mobility problems. >> That's not a problem. I can give you a ride. >> Thank you. >> We already came. Thank you. >> It's touch and go around here as far as officers. female officers really like abused me. >> Do you have an ID with you just so I can document who I talked to? >> No. And I've got a police report that he took down where my bag was gone through my debit. >> Somebody stole all your stuff, >> my ID, my Humanana card, and $70. Dummy me. I put it in the empty cigarette. >> Can I get your name and date of birth at least? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> It's Cindy. C I N D Y. Okay. >> Okay. >> What's your date of birth, Miss Cindy? >> Many suspects don't know their social security number, but Cindy takes things to a new level. >> It is I got dyslex. I don't know. I think it's there's always one number that matches. 1958. >> 58 perfect, >> I think. Or 59. >> Yeah, no problem. I can give you a ride over the over the foundation dinner. >> I've got a brain injury >> and sometimes >> 66. >> You're good. You can keep talking. >> Sometimes >> or my numbers or letters are off. >> Get them flip-flop. >> Yeah, it's mild. >> So hot. >> It is hot. >> Yeah, my clothes are all dirty. [laughter] It is hot outside. >> Good. Do you >> Is she going to return local? >> Are you out of Would you be from another state? >> No. >> Have you ever had Ohio license? >> Yeah. >> No. No. No. I haven't. >> Um 1836. >> There's one in Texas. >> Okay. Any other states? >> Uh I don't think so. >> Just Texas. >> Texas. >> What's going on? >> 1509. Try it out. Texas. We'll give her a ride over foundation dinner. >> Okay. >> Here. I'll hold your back for you. >> Thank you. >> All righty. My cruiser is right over here. >> All right. >> Thank you, sir. >> I got the AC blasting, too. >> Yeah, but it's going to be a problem if he can't identify her, though. Oh, boy. >> Best place to hold on. There's a handle right there if you need it. Yeah, they don't have it up top on the like a normal vehicle. >> I'm sorry. >> You're okay. You got nothing to apologize for, man. >> All right. You good? >> We have history from 2024 of him being there. >> I am not getting a return on her out of Texas. >> Where'd you live at? Texas. >> Um, it starts with a >> Cindy L. Is your full name Lucinda? >> Yeah. They're send. >> How old are you? >> She's dead. >> She's dead. >> Yes. >> Oh, well that's not good. What's your date of birth again? >> April. April. I think it's the pep told me it's >> And you know what's the crazy part? If she would have never asked for a ride, this probably wouldn't even be been a thing, man. Because what what was she really doing wrong to get, you know, name and you or, you know, for her to identify herself? That's what I'm thinking about. Unless, you know, wherever she was sitting, those people that own that building or whatever uh called, but boy, >> anybody, it's someone special. I don't >> probably got a warrant. you been here? >> We appreciate you, sir. >> I'm pulling a body cam from past. >> This is profile. >> For no reason. >> She's got a word. >> What's her name? >> She says her name's Cindy. >> Do you have any kind of ID on you? >> Social Security's got it. I haven't been there yet. >> Did she give you a social? >> Uh, no. She gave me a date. >> What's your social? >> Do you know your social? You don't know my sexual identity. >> Poor crap. How old are you? >> Yeah. Stop lying. >> I'm one of the triplets. >> You're a triplet. >> Well, here. Okay. Let me explain something to you real quick, ma'am. So, we have a woman here that looks like you who's got a warrant. We're having trouble finding your information. So, if there's any way you can help us confirm that you're not this person with a warrant, it's more than >> Listen, there's no point. She says she a triplet, man. Well, let's triplet these cuffs on you and take you on down to the county, man. You're cooked. >> Well, we're not letting you go anywhere until we confirm who you are, cuz now we believe you're this woman with a warrant. >> That makes sense. >> Uh, no it doesn't. I don't like your harassment. >> We're not harassing you. >> Physical detain on me when my sister is in the morg. I'm trying to I'm trying to explain to you why we're detaining you. >> Sir, I need to speak to a captain. >> We don't have captains, ma'am. >> Then you don't have a police department. >> I'm pretty sure we do. >> How do you not know your social security number? >> I have a brain injury. >> Okay. Does it affect your memory? >> Learn everything all over me. >> Okay. And you don't have any >> Cindy, how old are you? >> I'm like 64. Do you need a medic? >> No. >> If you take my picture, you'll be breaking a class. Stop. >> I need to take your picture so I can >> Can I take your picture right now? >> No, you cannot. >> Why not? >> Because I'm ashamed of my body. >> I'm just taking a picture of your face. Your face. >> You already did that. >> All right. Well, this woman here is saying that that's not her. That's her twin sister. And this woman doesn't know her socially. She's claiming she has some sort of brain injury. >> I need anything from here before I start. >> No. >> Know if you were here for anybody here. >> Do you have a getting ready to start? >> We got a woman here. I don't know if you would have seen her before. Hey Billy. >> Lucinda. >> Lucinda. >> Yeah. Is that her? >> Lucinda. >> Is that Lucinda? Is that Lucinda? >> Yes. Lucinda. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Yep. That's >> So your name is >> So your name is Lucinda? >> No. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Why would the person that runs this business say you're Lucinda? >> Because I had her ID. I didn't have mine. >> Lucinda. >> I'm not Lucinda. If you guys are triplets and you gave me a birth date of April 8th or April 9th of 1958, why is >> why is Lucinda's date of birth October >> 1966? >> I'm not allowed to answer >> that would that would not make any sense if you guys are triplets. Do you need a medic? >> Uh, no. I need fluids, which I'm not going to drink down the toilet. Would >> you look at that? >> Well, I got a handcuff now. So, you want to help me with that? >> All right, ma'am. Go ahead and step out of the car. >> So, you are Lucinda, Kaitton. >> No, I am not. >> Verify that. Can you put your palms together? I don't want to come for you behind your back just because you have mobility issues. So, I need you to put your hands together like this. I'll cut you in the front. Okay. >> The only thing I'm guilty of is lying about my name before. >> Well, lying to police officers is a crime. >> I know that. Yeah. >> So, do you want to tell us what your social is? >> I don't know. Okay. I'm just asking. >> Are we being recorded? >> Yeah. Everything >> video recorded right now. Um, >> do you have anything in your pockets? >> Anything illegal? Anything that's got folks sick, Curtis? Anything like that? >> No. >> Okay. I'm just going to take the back of my hand and just feel the outside of your pocket. >> I need a female officer. >> No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. >> Use the back of my hand. >> No, I need a female officer. >> I'm just letting you know if you have anything illegal on you, they will find it. >> I know that. Okay. >> I need a female officer. >> I need a step before. >> Step over here. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, I'm being nothing but polite and cordial with you. Okay. >> You said I was a liar and I'm not. >> No one ever said you were a liar. >> Only about my name. >> Ma'am, step over here. >> You said that. >> Ma'am, step over here. >> Neither here nor there. Ma'am, >> we have a female officer in route. So, you do realize that lying about your name because you have a warrant could get you additional charges and you could spend longer time in jail. I'm just letting you know. >> Excuse me. >> You're excused. >> Number one is I lied about my name. Cindy L. Payton has no charges. >> That's true. Cuz she doesn't exist. >> You'll be question. >> Okay. So, hear me out. when you provide a name. >> Did you see her face when he said, "Yeah, because she doesn't exist." [laughter] Yo, he said, "Yeah, cuz she doesn't exist." And he went, [laughter] "The jig is up." Like Drake said, man. He said, "We know how you OG's is rocking, M. The jig is up." YOU KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? You a OG. You know how the game go. The jig is up. It's over with, man. Yeah, you couldn't pull a fast one on these guys. >> I lied about my name. Cindy El Payton has no charges. >> That's true. Cuz she doesn't exist. >> You'll be questioned by Okay, so hear me out. When you provide a name, >> I have to listen until I have an attorney. >> Goodbye. >> Well, I can't leave. I have to transport you. >> You have to get a female officer to go through my pocket. >> And I already said I have one in route for you. Okay. >> Very well. >> I'm just trying to explain why we speak to me here. >> Rude, obscure individual. >> Ma'am, I've been nothing but respectful. I'm trying to >> Honestly, I I don't like when the officers do that. Like, you know, I mean, every department is kind of different or whatever. I mean, how should I say this? Like there's no reason that the officers can't use the back of their hand and just pat you down rather than calling a lady all the way over here. So I request a female officer. So now you got to get the girl. You know, it's like come on man. Something for something so simple. Just boo whatever. like crazy. >> Explain the situation. No, you're not ending up here. I'm trying to explain how we ended up here. >> We ended up here because you thought I was overheated. >> Yes. >> Congratulations. >> That was the original >> for your service that you're a liar. >> I don't think he's been lying to you at all. >> Okay. >> You just have to understand now. From our perspective, Lucenda is that when someone provides a name with a date of birth or a social and it doesn't come back through our system, our system is nation. Come on, man. You wasting your time. You wasting your time. She know she she's been a criminal, man, her whole life. You think she don't know the game? You're wasting your time. >> Why? >> Well, you have to get it from federal and I told you. >> Ours runs through the B&B. Well, well, well. >> All 50 states >> very deep felt. >> So, when that doesn't come back and it says it's not on file, >> that's fine. >> That raises hold and sell [snorts] until federal gets there. That's proper procedure. >> All right. >> Deny me the detective. Deny me fluids. It's allowed. >> There's no >> What do you need a detective for, man? >> To get my proper social and identification from social security. Well, then you would just have to go to the social. >> No, I can't do it without a passport. >> Look at my condition. I've been in this country for a little while and it's been a struggle. >> All you have to do just >> and I took my sister's ID. She said I could. It was expired. >> Okay. >> And it got stolen. Who knows where it's at. >> I know. I saw the report where you reported your debit card and cash was taken. I believe it was the emergency shelter or center of hope. I saw that call. >> That's my only income is hers and she's dead and it's not allowed. >> Well, she is still living according to our database. She's >> there's death certificates in Miller for it. >> I'm not saying you're a liar. I'm not saying >> get the detective going off of what's in my system. >> And quit calling me a liar. >> I never called you >> and have him looking at my ass. >> I sure as hell am looking at your ass. >> Please turn around then. I'm not going to do anything >> that I do not take psych medicines. I've got a brain injury. I'm not like Lucinda, >> but I do go under her for medical because the government said yes. >> You understand that's 808? >> Well, leave it up to federal and then send a price. >> I go under her ID and yes, it's illegal, but there's no medication. I get nutrition and fluids and rest and everything. Zainsville. I was impatient and >> Hold on now. Hold on. What is that officer looking at? You've been looking down there awfully long time and you keep going to look at right at that area, man. What are you looking at down there? Don't let me Don't let me find out this fugitive is correct, man. You're looking at her butt. [laughter] >> Ensensive therapy. >> I'm sorry that happened. >> And I have a baby, a redheaded baby that I gave up for adoption. >> 1509. The cost is negative. >> If I was my sister. So, you're denying my medical? >> I asked if you needed a medic. You said no multiple times. >> Yeah. If I can't get fluids here and rest at the shelter, yes. You'll be able to get fluids at the Fairfield County Jail. >> No, I can't do that. I'll die. I'm near death now. >> Give me liberty or give me death. I choose death. Thank you for your service. >> Profiling me, accusing me of stuff I didn't do. >> I'm not accusing you of anything. >> Then why do I have cuffs on? >> Cuz you have a warrant for your arrest. That's not me. >> You do every time you pick on the homeless >> as if they're less. >> No, that's most certainly not what's happening. >> Can I step in the grass? >> No. >> My feet are burning. >> Okay. Well, we're waiting on the female to come patch down. >> That other officer is like less than a block away. Lucinda, >> yeah, you wanted a you wanted a a female officer to come patch it down. So, you would have been already on your way to the to the jail. >> Well, I can't help that. >> Okay. Well, if we sent you in the car less than a minute later, she'll be here and then you'll have to get out of the car again. >> I'll get out. >> Okay. Well, right now you're going to stand there. >> Well, I'm moving around. >> No, you're going to stand there. >> I'm hot. >> Okay. So am I. >> Wow. You are not going to spit on me. Get your ass in the palm. >> Well, well, well, well. That's what she wanted. That's what she wanted. She wanted to go back in the car or sit in the grass or something. So, now she gets what she wanted. >> GET IN THE CAR. >> Get in the car. >> Let me hit spit on me. >> Get your ass in the car right now. >> 74. >> Get in the car. He just caught a felony charge. Get in the car. >> Get in the car right now. >> I didn't have any saliva. >> Get in the car. >> You just turned a misdemeanor into a felony. >> Get in the car. >> Let me have a female officer. >> I don't give a [ __ ] about the female. Get in the car. >> You got yourself a felony. Get in the car. >> She have weapons on her. >> No, I do not. >> She didn't go to jail like that. >> Get in the car. I'm going to push you in the car. You understand? >> Come on. Limited on bureau resources unfiltered. >> That's you are just >> it was dry. Shut up. >> Get in the car. >> It's impossible. >> Get in the car, >> Lucinda. Or at some point you're >> denied medical a couple times. >> For future reference, you don't need a female officer. If you know she has no weapons on her, just take her to jail. If she has dope on her in jail, they'll find it. Just saying. >> Facts. Like facts. You don't need a I'm glad she came through and said that y'all interrupting her for no reason. Like, yo, just backhander. You know, if she if if it's known that she has something up top, then that's a little bit different situation. But, you know, if you if you just checking pockets, you know what I mean? Come on, man. Come on, man. Like, come on. Come on. Come on. I like that. Yeah, she she Yo, >> for future reference, you don't need a female officer. If you know she has no weapons on her, just take her to jail. If she has dope on her in jail, they'll find it. Just so you >> I'm sick of this life. >> Lucinda, stop. >> Mother, you're going to kill me. >> Lucinda was was charged with harassment with bodily substance and falsification. She pleaded guilty to the bodily substance charge for spitting on the officer. The judge handed down an 11-month sentence, which was offset by 340 days of credit for the time she had already served in custody. [ __ ] disgusting. Looking for answers [music] as the world goes by. 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