On today's body cam, we're checking out entitled teen thinks she's untouchable, gets humbled instantly by nononsense cops. 22nd, 20123, the Broward County Sheriff's Office responded to 200 Terminal Drive in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, after reports of a disturbance involving 19-year-old Mariah during a domestic violence [music] incident in Terminal 3. Mariah's brother was arrested. But while officers were already on scene trying to bring the escalating situation under control, Mariah appeared determined to show [music] them that this was only just getting started. >> You guys are >> I hope you guys have 200,000 people. >> Yeah. Mhm. >> You guys have fun. >> Yeah, you too. >> You can film. You can film. >> Yeah, I will. The [ __ ] What are you guys doing? We've been here for 10 minutes. >> All right. You're drawing a crowd. Let's walk outside. >> [ __ ] >> Wow. What the actual [ __ ] >> So he's getting arrested right now. >> Why? Why? >> Why? Why? >> Why? >> Where is he going? >> WHERE IS HE GOING? >> WHERE IS HE GOING? >> Where is he going? >> Listen, she messed with the wrong one. Listen, the guys are a lot more lenient, but I want you to pay attention to this lady cop right off here to the side when Mariah actually touches her. And it's like, wait, hold on. Did she just touch me? Cuz I will get you together. This is This is the the This is what I got from it. Let me know what you think in the comment section once you see this. body. >> Why? >> WHERE IS HE GOING? >> WHERE IS HE GOING? >> WHERE IS HE GOING? >> Do whatever you want to do. Stop talking to her. I'll stay. >> Oh, she's dead. >> While the officers may have considered the case settled at this point, Mariah wasn't done just yet. >> Well, do not do it. Turn it on. >> They both turned their um cameras off >> as soon as I came over here. >> They're on. They're fake. >> What do you need? >> No, but they both >> What do you need? Are you on the phone with 911? >> No, we're don't need to know who I'm on the phone with. I'm just trying to get guys badge numbers. Gonko is my name. >> Huh? >> My name is Gonko. >> Not even the ones who did it. It's the girl. Come on, Mariah. Come with me right now. All right. Come on. >> He's going to be booked at Brow County main jail. >> So >> once he's booked and he's and sees a magistrate, he will have a bond and then you can pick him up. >> Okay. >> Well, you can't be kept. There's no no one pressing charges against you. >> So domestic violence doesn't actually require her to want to pursue. Who determines domestic violence? >> There was a unwanted touch, whether there was injuries or not, and they are related by blood, marriage, or uh they have a child in common >> or if I touch her and she doesn't and you and you assume >> what's your rel what's your relationship? >> How do you how do you know the relationship though? >> I wasn't here for the initial incident. >> No one was. She walked over. No one was there. >> Okay. My partner, all I heard from her was that she >> Did you see the video cam? They can't get >> what part doesn't she understand that these officers were not even here in the beginning. These are not the original officers that were here. So they don't know, you know. >> No, there won't you can do a public records request. It's it hasn't been uploaded the evidence yet. So there's no way to see it. >> You can do a public record. So you're saying that like with her her perspective she walked on she walked on into the scene and assumed that they were siblings and that he touched her unwillingly >> because she told Can I finish please? Can I finish ahead >> because in who knows what she her perspective playing out of scene adding playing around but she assumed that it was unwilling. So how so what gives her the power to arrest him? So what she told me was she saw the whole incident from start to finish. >> What was the incident? Can you tell pushed down the escalator? >> So she fell tumbled down. >> I was pushed down all the way down the escalator >> and then your brother was saying that you >> I'm bruised and hurt completely. >> I don't know what happened. I I'm telling you what she me >> if you guys would let me. I didn't make the arrest. You know how bad this looks. >> It doesn't look bad at all. I've been doing this job a long time. I'm happy like doing this a long time for doing that. But it does look very bad on you. It doesn't. We have >> statuto one one person that looks very bad. It does. I'm I'm going to school for law. >> Okay. But continue continue practicality and actual applying it is much different. >> So you're you're you're learning law is very good. You're going to be well versed in that. But like there's certain things that we are required to do by state law. >> Yes. And it's to gather other perspectives and witnesses and what she does is only going by her perspective which is wrong. You don't do that. So if she So you got Let's flip the coin back since you study law. Let's flip Hang on. Let's flip the coin. Give her a second. >> She sees this occur. >> It's about me. >> She goes, "God, she can't shut the [ __ ] up for nothing, man. Holy crap." Like I can actually, you know, this guy, he's trying to prove a point. He's full of crap, too. But at least they're trying to get a conversation going. uh he's somebody that's you know he's going to school for it whatever you know so he thinks he knows some something because he learned something in a textbook or something but anyway these guys are actually out here you know practicing it and they're actually trying to get somewhere with this and she just keeps butting in man just Kenya just be quiet for a second I want to hear what this officer has to say about flipping the roles let's let's flip the roles and let's see what happens. >> Oh, this they're just messing around and you're too afraid to let's say on let's say let's flip the coin assume that >> let's flip the coin. >> You're too You're like, "No, no, no. I don't want to reverse. I don't want to do anything because she didn't even assume that. She didn't even ask me." >> She never said anything to me. Let's reverse and he gets more mad or she gets more mad and now someone gets attacked with a knife or what? Another assault. >> We were required to act and we failed to act >> and now something worse happened and guess who's going to be held liable? But but there's a but there's a place >> that's why there's a state law in place. We don't have discretion. >> But there's there's a place >> where where it sets sets boundaries >> where it get so you guys don't have the power ultimate power to just go up to someone to do that. >> You have to go to other people see their perspective cuz or else you could go to anyone and be like oh you touch them. I I showed up. >> You guys showed when I showed up right in my so all I saw was him going though. >> Apparently she tried to speak to you guys. Apparently, she tried to speak to you, but she we I deal with the message. >> I'm not worried. I'm saying they're not. >> I just want to like figure out how I can get him. >> I'm trying the best to answer your question. And you're not you're totally directing it. No, >> no. It's just the fact that like she never >> If your question is how he says, "I'm trying to figure out how I can get him out sooner." That question was already answered a long time ago. He already explained the process of what's going to happen. He's going to go down, get buds, got to see a magistry at that point, you know, whatever. You guys can bond go bond him out. That was already explained a while ago. See? Yeah. They're highly intoxicated or under the influence of something and it's going in one ear and out the other cuz they're not like taking in what the officer is saying, processing it, and then coming out saying something logical. They're just freaking going around in circles, man. >> Came up to us. >> She said that she was cooperative and she wasn't able to get a statement. >> But she never said any of any of that at all. >> This is what you guys me telling you. This is me explaining as a citizen >> that we need help and cops are >> this is what makes you look >> and that my brother as a >> sorry I was here I can't tell you >> we've been here we've been in Miami for 25 >> right now is exactly what makes you guys look bad you can't go off of what one cop says >> I have to actually >> you can't that's wrong fellow officer rule >> wait are you all the sheriff's >> it county sheriff's deputy >> I was like wait >> we work the sheriff's That was what? >> Okay. >> No, the sheriff would not be doing this. He's doing other things. >> Yeah, that's what I assume. >> So, fellow officer, what she perceived, what she said. >> If she's wrong and she's making something up >> and she loses her job, what about what about everyone had to sacrifice for now? >> She's lying. Point. >> They had an Airbnb, they had a $500 flight. What about everything that civil things that >> Oh my goodness. If I was an officer, I would not be talking to them still. I would have walked away. All right, I already explained it to you. You can go down. This is where you got to go to go bond them out. And I would just step off, man. Don't talk to me anymore. Both of them. Both of them because they're they're it's just you're wasting your breath. Okay. I feel like never mind. >> If she violated your rights or your brother's rights, >> 100%. Then when you see the report, see the cont when when is that coming? >> The port will be probably public record all this [ __ ] >> That's the reason why they get away with this [ __ ] cuz it's not you're not going to be resolved today. >> So dumb. >> Yep. So if you have a problem with that. >> So we walked up in this walked up in here going to Miami. My brother loves me. We're going to court. We're going to court for all this. My brother. That makes sense to you. >> Okay. So, you guys, >> you sound so Look, I've been doing this a while. You're still in school. You're You're going to see as you get older. There's >> I I see your perspective, but you clearly see this is theiring sibling and there's nothing domestic going on. You sound dumb. Completely dumb. >> Did I not explain to you what the law >> I understood what you said? Do I follow your perspective and how you feel or do I follow the law? >> It doesn't matter. You guys didn't ask about other people's perspective. YOU DIDN'T ASK ABOUT the siblings perspective. You walked up to a brother. No, I want everyone to know. You walked up to go to jail for disorderly cond. You walked up his officer, a girl, walked up to her brother and said, "Oh, that's domestic viabund people watching you right now. If you don't lower your voice, you're going to go to jail." >> Now he's in jail. >> That's wrong. >> You can be upset, but I need you to lower your voice. >> That's wrong. I can't be upset loud. >> So wrong. >> I understand how you feel. >> I can't be upset loud. Why? Why not? >> Freedom of speech. Time, place, and manner. >> What? What's the time, place, or manner? >> Disorderly. >> Why can't I be loud? >> Nothing's going to be solved with that. >> You're disorderly. You're being disorderly right now. Everyone is now being looking at you. >> My mom's going to handle it. Come on. >> I would I would prefer you guys to go in the preer. >> So, >> the moment the pair heard they could be charged for causing a disturbance, they may have thought the officers were looking for a reason to arrest them, too. So, they made their way out, but not far enough to test the officer's patience one last time. This time, their luck had finally run out. >> You've been jacked, dude, for no reason. >> So much back, >> how do y'all feel? >> But they have nothing to say. >> What? >> Look at him. >> If you're standing here, I'll talk to you realize >> I don't mind if you film. >> Nothing to say. I don't mind if you film, but just don't obstruct people's way >> because that lady didn't want to walk around you because the way you're moving. So, please conservative. >> I don't I don't mind if you film the one right down there, >> but the video was 20 seconds. >> So, she saw you and she didn't want to be around you. So, you're causing a disturbance to the public. It's covering. >> Yeah. >> So, here you go. >> What I'm letting you know is you just you can film, but just do so so you're not obstructing people trying to walk over. >> Shut up. We're not obstructing. You can stand here. >> All right. You're going to >> Yep. You blocked the lady from walking. Yeah. Y'all y'all y'all? Now, this is just on GP. This is just for shits and giggles right here. Just to teach you a lesson. Just to teach you a lesson. You think you running a show? You're not running nothing. You're not running nothing. You're obstructing people from walking on the sidewalk. Okay. Yeah, we going to get you together. That's just like when they do protest and um you know, they can't block the whole sidewalk. You know what I mean? You can't block the whole Yeah. You want to jump in front of people and and people got to dodge you and all that. Oh yeah, perfect. Whether it sticks or not doesn't matter. But prove a point. >> You're going to jail. >> Stop it. Please stop it. >> You're going to jail right now. >> Go ahead and put your handcuffs on. >> Oh my god. >> What the >> Give me your bag. Give me your bag. They're arresting Mariah for disorderly conduct, for jumping around, >> bro. >> Mariah, I told you they would do this. >> I literally walked around and around. What the is this? >> Yeah, you >> No, they don't care. They're just dicks if they're arrested for jumping around. >> Did you record that before they arrested? We have one more 1015 references. >> Wrong with you guys. Seriously. >> So, she's being arrested for disorderly condo. >> What What am I being arrested for? >> Disorderedly conduct. >> What does that even mean? What's >> I'll explain it to you later. >> No. Can you explain that? >> Hello, Mom. >> I have a headphone. Can I take your bag of this? Can you take my lower level outside door 314? Yeah. >> What does that mean? >> What does that mean? >> You don't know. You don't know. Okay. >> With the girl now in handcuffs, one would think her attitude would have shifted toward remorse. But that was far from what happened. >> What are we going to say? >> I'm kind of curious. people worshiping the devil and saying he's playing the one image against me and [ __ ] like that. I agree with that. I do agree with that. >> I don't part you understand. I did not want to take you to jail. >> I know. But I just >> I understood you were upset. I understood you're upset. I tried to explain that to you. You can be upset. >> You didn't do a very good job though. Like you told me my brother was under arrest for domestic violence of >> And guess what? I explained to you I was starting to explain to you how legally you can resolve that >> and you were upset and you're still upset. It's fine. >> No, obviously >> you have but you have to control your your behavior. I I get furious sometimes where I want to where I'm burning up inside. >> I'm in a public place saying the effort like once or twice. Why is that domestic violence? >> You said it once or twice, I would have let it go. This has been going on for almost 45 minutes probably of your behavior. >> You you arrested my brother in the in the airport. for love handling tapping me >> as he's my brother after you guys asked who he was my brother. Does that not do anything? >> I wasn't here for that. >> Does that not do anything for you guys at all? >> Yeah, but that's don't even sound right. Like what the hell? What? As as grown adults, you know, we get it. Siblings, they play fight. You know what I mean? When you're a kid, you know, you play fight and stuff like that, whatever. you know, but as adults, you know, pretty much anything I would say after like what maybe 16 or so, like you're not hitting your sister, you know, or you're you like you're not playing like that, especially not in public. Like what? Like that doesn't even you guys are adults. That doesn't even make sense. Oh, he love tapped me. Clearly, it wasn't a love tap because it got the attention of other people. So, you guys were arguing, getting into it, and he popped you or whatever the case may be, and you're defending them, which that's your brother, whatever, right? But, um, that stuff don't even happen as adults. I don't know. Maybe Listen, if you got a brother, or sister, do you do you beating on your brother or sister as adults? Let me know. Maybe that's a common thing. But uh yeah, you know, I got a little sister and I haven't wrestled or since kids like [laughter] it's not happening, man. Yo, what the hell? >> Kind of ties our hand kind of ties our hands and that's why I started to explain to you the legal the legalities of domestic battery. >> But I explained to you the situation. I explained to you what happened and that whatever. We were in a little bit of a fight. We got late to the flight. We're nervous if we're going to make it. >> Why? >> All right. >> Why is that kid siblings not have an argument? Is that >> And now >> But you can't be physically pushing, hitting, striking one another. >> Him striking me was >> you touched her when she pointed at me. >> If anything, you smacked my hand away when I pointed at your camp. >> That was that was my partner. Yes. >> Okay. You were we were you were about to talk. >> I mean I did. >> But did I but you did. >> I don't know if you were or not. >> The fact is that I was putting at your camera showing that you just turned it on and it hasn't been on the entire time and that now it's been being put on which is a little bit of a little sus cuz everything just happened at that time. >> Steve on a another call or she's over there. >> I don't think she has another call. I think he's all right. It >> might be my temps, but >> it'll do. It'll do. >> She's going to So, you can use She's going to give you some instructions. >> Is that anything on you? >> You know my phone? >> No. >> Do you have any piercings? Oh, only >> don't make any moves unless I >> do that. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I'm go I'm going to go I'm going to go upstairs, get my truck. I'll meet you 1019. I'm going to type it up. >> I'm going to take her to the office and leave her. >> I'll be in there sitting with her, but I'm going to need someone else. Yeah. When I finish my PC in probably >> Yeah. Just call me >> 15 minutes. Yeah. >> No, I did not. >> Come here. I did not. I asked transporting >> jail. Okay. All right. >> Perfect. It's not easy to get in here. >> But I have my phone. But I just so in my pocket I have so much stuff. >> All right, I'll make your office. >> All right, thank you. >> Mariah was charged with disorderly conduct, but the state later dropped the case. Prosecutors also determined that she was a victim of domestic battery from the same incident because it was a cross. >> Yeah, I figured I you know, like I said in the very beginning or not in the very beginning, but when she was getting arrested, I was like, it's just for GP. That's all that was. Whether it sticks or not, this is just to okay. Yeah. All right. We got you. You know what I mean? Cuz you got a little bit to to get her. But whether it sticks or not, you know, ah that I don't think that's that's as serious enough, you know, for it to stick and stuff like that, whatever. But, you know, yeah. >> Arrest and the victim did not cooperate. Prosecutors believe there was no reasonable chance of securing a conviction. The case ultimately ended without a trial or conviction. >> Yeah. Which it won't because you know that's her brother. So her brother is not going to press charges against his sister or whatever, you know. So it is what it is. Looking for answers as the world goes by. >> Watching the reality hit the screen. >> The craziest moments [music and singing] that you've ever seen. [music] Reaction >> captured full time.