Today we got a video from Sergeant Pepper Spray and the title of the video is "Stripper gets recognized by cop after fleeing". >> When a deputy initiates a traffic stop on two suspiciously parked cars, both vehicles suddenly take off. The deputy pursues one car and watches the driver run a red light, go the wrong way against traffic, and refuse to stop. Finally, the 21-year-old driver parks and gets out with her pants suspiciously unbuttoned. >> 21-year-old stripper cop. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Um There's just a lot of [ __ ] >> Okay. What's going on because I was over there and you just started to go to the completely wrong direction of traffic. >> It's okay. >> Uh where's your ID? >> Right here. >> Who's that gentleman that you were with? >> The who? >> The gentleman that you were with, that you were stopped with in the other vehicle? Okay. I'm asking you a question because you just totally made an illegal wrong turn going against traffic and then you tried to flee from me. So, you want to let me know what the hell's going on? >> I don't want to talk to you, dispatcher. Can you send an additional unit started my way, please? >> Who's in the other vehicle? All right, get off of your phone cuz now I'm pissed. Get over here in the back of the vehicle. >> And the one thing you don't want to happen is to have a female officer pissed at a female suspect, boy. Cuz you know what's going to happen. Them lady cops is going to get them together, man. It's a little different when it's a you know, when it's a male suspect and and a female officer, it's a little different, you know what I mean? He might be able to swindle her up a little bit, rizz her up, but when it's lady on lady oh, boy. >> Put the phone on the back of the since you think this is a game. >> Not. >> What the hell's going on? Put the phone on the back of the vehicle. I'm not going to ask you again. >> All right. >> All right, I'm going to read you something. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer for advice before we ask you any questions and have a lawyer present during questioning. If you cannot afford a lawyer, one will be appointed to you or for you before any questioning if you wish. If you decide to answer any answer questions without a lawyer present, you will still have the right to stop answering at any time. You also have the right to stop answering at any time until you talk to a lawyer. Do you understand each of these rights that I have explained to you? With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? What's going on? >> Um >> Get off of your phone. If I tell you one more time, you're going in cuffs. >> Fine. >> Turn around and answer the questions I just asked you. What the hell just happened? So, I'm over here. >> 12 copies of the thing. Work order right in front of you and you can clear the channel. Clear the channel for me. >> It's fine. >> So, I'm what I'm driving up Airport. As I'm driving up Airport, there's two cars that are parked. There's this vehicle and then another black vehicle. There's a male cut standing outside the car. This female decided that she wanted to hop back in her car pull going against traffic. She was in the wrong lane going against traffic. Then she decided to pull into the developments over here, the Palms, and she tried to jump through the streets thinking that she was going to evade for me. >> Okay. >> So, you want to tell me what the [ __ ] is going on and who that guy was that you were just with? This isn't like an option anymore. >> Did you read her? >> Yep, I did. >> Fine. Let's go to jail. >> Okay. Cool. >> I'm not taking you to jail. >> Nope, that would be up >> to me. >> There's another gentleman over there, blue shirt, black um black vehicle. >> Where? >> Um it was on Airport. Yep. >> I didn't see him. >> Airport and 44th. >> Airport and >> Stop moving. You can stand right here. Where was that? No, he didn't. He was still there. I didn't even have an opportunity to cuz this one started to run. Yeah. All right. Back to vehicle. Anything that's going to stick me, poke me, anything of the sort? Stop moving. >> Yeah, but I didn't. Where's your ID? I recognize >> Back in my phone. >> Somewhere It's in Orlando. Your ID's in your phone? >> Yeah. Nope. >> The cop recognizes her from somewhere, huh? Mhm. Listen, you don't think people uh like to enjoy themselves on on their night off? You know what I'm saying? He recognizes her from somewhere, and from the title we get we see her occupation. You might have brought a VIP once or twice. You hear me? >> I got it right here. >> Oh, [ __ ] >> Can you run it? >> Yep. >> Thank you. Now, let me All right. I'm on camera. Let's go and take your shoes off for me. >> Oh, you really like >> Get one shoe off at a time. >> I do love shoes. >> I do? >> Yeah, I love the shoes. Yeah. She dances at >> Listen, see, and all the goody-two-shoes in here is just going to be like, "Well, they probably reported, you know, they probably had to respond to that club a couple of times or whatever." No. No, no, no, no, no. Let them tell you that. No. Listen, it's Hey, it is what it is. Just because you got a a good professional whatever, you don't mean you not You KNOW WHAT I'M SAYING? LIKE, COME ON. Let's be honest here. Let's be honest here. Have I been in some time or two when I was a CEO? Yeah. Now, I'M SAYING, OF COURSE. IT IS WHAT it is. You know? Now, overall, are they really my thing? No, not really, but uh you know, I became a I became a CEO at 21. So, I'm young, first time having some money. I'm I'm traveling. I'm going to Miami. I'm Drake rapping about Tootsies in Miami. I'm like, "Wait, hold on. What's Tootsies?" You go in there, it's one of THE BEST GENTLEMEN CLUBS YOU CAN OH, BOY. IT'S SNOWING IN TOOTSIES, YOU FEEL? But no, you know, couple different other spots, whatever, but you know, now that I'm older, it's not really my thing. Just when you really think about it, it's like you're just throwing money for what? Like it's just literally I don't know. Like it's equivalent to like flushing money down the toilet, honestly. Like it's just when you really think about it and I get it, the dancers they doing their thing, they work, and they whatever. They're entertainers, right? But for me, I'm just like Yeah, I'm good. I'm good. I'm good, man. >> Hey, y'all. I do. Dude, this is No, yeah, your your rating's all like five stars. I don't know what to do. Like it's Swear it sucks. Dude, cuz everywhere I go is like the middle of nowhere. >> Like literally, it's just the two cars that were parked. He was standing outside of the car, too. And then he's looking at me like what just happened cuz she he sees her >> Wait, so he said he said and this is the last time I'm going to pause it and I'm going to let it rock for a little minute. He said, "It's so weird because everywhere I go it's in the middle of the in middle of nowhere." So, pretty much, you know, he he doing his thing, but he he think he's going to spots that are low-key. You know, he think he going to spots that okay, people ain't going notice me or you know, I'm low with it. You know what I mean? And lo and behold, you know, >> Look around. He's like, "God, what the What did you get at?" Like that's what it looks like. Um search around. Then I show him and she gets to the light on 44th and Airport. She doesn't even stop at the red light, and she just goes. Goes through the red light. >> We're looking for pills. >> I'm looking for pills. >> tell by how her eyes are sitting. >> Thank you. >> What the [ __ ] is this? >> Awesome. >> Do you know this girl? >> Do you know her or something? >> Yes. I'm not going to tell you where you are. >> Hm? >> I'm not going to tell you where you are. >> I don't want to know. >> But you don't? >> I don't want to know. Um That is so Damn it. That's not a bad way to spend $2,500. >> Is that Don? That was Don. Who's that Don, Julio? >> I don't know, dude. Honestly, it's on both sides of the wall. I think it's like some kind of [ __ ] to like keep the aliens out. >> You got any other aliens in there? >> No. I bet for sure we find some pills in here or something. Black iPhone Who's anything other than Well, if it isn't I don't think anybody Dude. Makeup, maybe? >> You're trying to be [ __ ] >> I can't hear you. >> Do you like being >> Do I like what I do? Yes. Just because I have daughters, and my idea is to make it a better place for them. And I know it sounds stupid and cliche, but it's just to make the world a better place. When I was coming up to you, I was just coming up to see if you were y'all were okay. And then you just blew past. We're were real carelessly and recklessly. The gentleman that you were with that was in that other car that was stopped with you? >> Oh, he he wasn't stopped with me. I didn't know who that was. I didn't I like I don't know anyone >> in Florida? So, are you okay? Like, was he just stopped like was he following you? >> He was trying to fight me. >> He was trying to fight you. See, that's why I was trying to figure out if you're okay. There's a lot of good and there's definitely a lot of bad in the world. So, you definitely got to be mindful, especially you being a young beautiful female in this day and age. You need to be careful. >> Well, like certain clubs. >> Um it depends. I don't frequent clubs outside of work, so I don't really know. All right, girl. Where are you at? All right. Come and sit over here. I'm going to have you throw on your shoes and then we're going to go just go sit inside the district for now for the meantime, okay? Good? Go ahead and sit down for a while. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> No, you're good. Go ahead. All right. I'm getting it. It's getting it. Are you okay? Is that something that's new or old? Do you need any cotton this on your arm? >> No. >> You're good? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I'm getting it. >> All right. You're good. All right. Hey. Sorry we had to meet like this. >> Oh, well. It happens. >> During the routine strip search at jail, the 21-year-old grew agitated. She took off her underwear, socks, and shoes and angrily threw them at a jail employee striking her in the legs. Unfortunately, the police department would not release this assault footage to us, but the jailer said she wished to press charges and an additional felony battery on an officer charge was added to her felony fleeing and eluding, but instead of facing prison time, she caught a major break. In December 2025, she entered into a pre-trial intervention program and successfully completed all the terms of her contract, which included an anger management class, substance abuse evaluation, and 75 hours of community service. The state attorney dropped the felony charges entirely. Aside from the remaining traffic ticket for careless driving, her criminal case is officially closed and she walked away without a felony conviction. And due to the tinfoil lining her wallet, aliens remain ignorant as to the actual contents of her purse. >> Yeah. I mean Nowadays, you're going to have She's 21. This happened in 2025. And pretty much COVID like really changed the world. Like people people don't understand really the effect that COVID had on people and how we're moving how we came out of COVID and moving forward. And I'm not talking about some [ __ ] vaccines, okay? I'm not talking about that. Oh, you got to take one vaccine or now you got to take three and every year you got to get a updated one. I'm not talking about that [ __ ] okay? I'm not talking about that money grab that that was. I'm talking about the fact that it created people that want fast money online money, right? After after COVID, a lot of people really don't want to go to a 9-to-5. And if they want to go if and if they are going to a 9-to-5, they want to do something that's remote where they can work from home. Right? And then as far as the ladies are concerned, they seen how much OnlyFans popped off and stuff like that. Listen, you going to have to put two and two together, okay? You got to put put your brain, you know. But that industry, how fast that blew up where you can get your a regular a regular girl or whatever that's like in the town, she may be popular or whatever, and she could start doing that, putting some photos and videos up and the whole town is going to be paying that $3.99 or whatever a month. You know what I'm saying? It's like whatever. So, that industry has just like shh, skyrocketed. Now, as far as gentlemen clubs, actually, it's gone down. Gentlemen clubs have gone down as far as uh you know, guys going in there and stuff like that. It's not as popular as it used to be. That's why Vegas Vegas is in shambles. Vegas is about gambling and it's adult Disneyland. That's what it is. If you ever been to Vegas, you know, you know, okay? All right? So, that's that. And that has even gone down. So, the lane that she's in, which is it's kind of it's not outdated, but it's it's it's a you're still in that industry, but it's there's other ways to go about it. Like, if you were going to go down that route, you would want to do that, get your name out there, get the social media popping, and then funnel guys in through that way, whatever the case may be, right? I'm just letting you know. Give me game is game, okay? I'll tell you. But, um really where I'm going with this is that she's she's 21, COVID popped off, she was around probably 16 or so, whatever, and she's seen women making fast money online. So, for her to fall into this type of lifestyle does not surprise me, especially with a lot of the younger the younger ones. It does not surprise me. Because that's what they they want that fast money. That's why she asked, "Do you like what you do? What do what do you think about certain clubs?" Like because this girl, right? You got a police officer who's probably making let's say $200 a day when you really break it down. Probably probably $200 $250 on the on the on the on the high side, right? $250 a day. Let's just say that she's making 250 bucks a day, which is really high. But, this girl can go in the club and and make that. She can make double, triple that a night if she's really in a club that's popular and she's, you know, she know what she doing or whatever. But, the problem with that is that there's no longevity in that. And that's all based upon looks, and guess what? As you get older, looks fade. You know, you look different in your 30s than you did in your 20s. You look different in your 40s than you did in your 30s. You look different in your 50s than you did in your 40s, right? So, you get a little bit more wrinkles. You might gain some weight, you know, whatever, right? So, that type of industry you got to get in and get it while it's hot, and then you got to get out. Where being a police officer, yeah, you may make less, All But, there's longevity in it. You know, at at the end of the road, whether you doing 20 years, 25 years, whatever, you going to get your little pension, yada yada, whatever. But, anyways, that's that that's my take on that. But, um let's get to this, man. Let's get to this. Um So, yeah, we got the jailhouse accountability score here. Um we got six categories, right? Uh compliance, attitude, self-control, truthfulness, uh safety risk, wasted chances. Zero equals handled it perfectly, 10 equals generational crash out, right? So, the closer you are to zero, the better you did. The closer you are to 10, the worse you did, okay? So, compliance, nine out of 10. She ran first, then kept testing instructions with the phone, right? The officer keeps telling her, "Put the phone down. Put the phone down." But, she keep grabbing the phone. Keep grabbing the phone, trying to text whoever it is, right? Um and moving around after warnings, right? She's very fidgety, okay? Attitude, seven out of 10. Um not the loudest crash out, but she treated clear commands like suggestions and kept playing with the situation, right? So, the commands that the officer was giving, she kind of took it for like a joke, you know? And you could tell by that because she kept pretty much doing whatever it is that she wanted to do. So, yeah, did she actually crash out as far as like yelling and whooping and then hollering? No. But, she did it in like a uh I don't even know the word for it, but you you know what I'm saying, though. But, anyway, self-control, 10 out of 10. Man, fleeing from a deputy, um then later throwing clothes at the jail employee. Um yeah, crash out. Crash out. She cannot control her uh she cannot control her her Um she cannot control herself. So, 10 out of 10 for that. Truthfulness, um, 6 out of 10. Uh, her story never really settled clear uh cleanly uh especially around the guy in the other vehicle and what was going on. So, she never really came out and said like, you know, what was really going on. Later on, she was like, uh I don't really know that guy. He was hitting me, whatever. But, at that point, it's already too late. I'm talking about initially when the officer first approached. Because like the lady officer said, man, I was just approaching this to see how you if you guys were good and you decided to start jugging and jiving. And for the most part, she just remained silent. So, um, it is what it is. But, uh safety risk, uh 9 out of 10. Wrong way driving, running a red light, refused to stop, you know what I'm saying? And then later uh striking jail staff, um, made this dangerously um, yeah, made the situation pretty dangerous. All right? Um, so, yeah, she's a safety risk, man. She's driving on the wrong side of the road. She could easily hit somebody cuz she's just thinking about getting away and not really paying attention to the road and she could she could you know, that's dangerous right there. So, wasted chances, 9 out of 10. Um, the deputy came up trying to check if she was okay, then gave her chances to explain, comply, and calm down. Um, she burned almost all of them. All right? So, that's that, man. She had plenty of chances to just, you know, say what was going on or come clean, whatever. Um, because probably I mean, she was still going to go to jail for the running and stuff, but initially, if she would have just talked to the to the deputy, I mean, I don't think it would have been that bad. Not the footage that we seen, but prior to it, you know what I mean? Before she actually took off running. So, anyway, um, final jailhouse score, 50 out of 60 converted score is 8.3 out of 10, okay? If she was an inmate, she would definitely be a problem child, okay? 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