Well, I listen. I'm a cop. >> Okay. >> Private citizen. >> Okay. >> Understand? So, shut up while I'm talking. >> Get down on the ground. Get down on your knees right now. >> Absolutely not. >> All right. >> Absolutely not. >> Sir, >> don't touch me. >> All right, sir. I am Officer Stanley, Koker Beach Police Department. >> Who you are? >> It's a popular saying that power tends to corrupt people and absolute power corrupts absolutely. Sometimes people in power find it difficult to obey the same rules that they make for others. But what happens when they get to learn that the rules apply to leaders [music] and their subjects? >> Be careful because uh sometimes I am uh my son working from FBI. >> I like it police. My father was police. >> I appreciate that. >> My son working for uh why you guys doing that? >> How many times? >> When I call to my son Here are several instances when people in power want to believe the illusion that the rules don't apply to them. The first power drunk person was a rich arrogant [music] guy who believed that being very rich meant that he was untouchable and that he could [music] even arrest a police officer. >> And the first south can I get 94? >> Yeah, I'm listening. >> Well, I listen. I'm a cop. >> Okay. >> Private citizen. >> Okay. >> Understand? So, shut up while I'm talking. >> Make a citizen's arrest right now if you harass him. >> So, I own everything here. Here, I even own this guy. So, if you guys want to haul me in for questioning about my cart that I've already talked about many times as a [ __ ] idiot, you shouldn't have this job. I'll make sure you lose it. >> On the 17th of April, 2024, police officers had reasons to apprehend a man on reasonable suspicion of being possession of a stolen Publix cart. The man in question claimed to be the owner of Publix [music] itself. Still, rather than give a reasonable explanation for being in possession of the shopping cart, he chose to let his arrogance lead the way, setting the grounds for what would end in a very embarrassing [music] arrest. >> Koker Beach Police Department. >> I've seen you many times. >> Yeah. Yeah. I noticed you're out with a public shopping cart right now pushing it around. >> I own Publix. >> You own Publix? >> I do. John Carney, you can call him and ask. >> Okay. >> I own the building I stay in. >> Oh, okay. >> You own most of Cocoa Beach. >> Okay. Well, let me get you some Let me see your driver's license, please. >> I don't have to show you anything. And I've talked to you. Is this on? >> It is. >> Great. Yeah, I've talked to you. >> I'm going to be out with a 13P at the beach end of First South. Can I get 94? >> Yeah, I'm listening. >> Well, I listen. I'm a cop. >> Okay. >> Private citizen. >> Okay. You understand? So, shut up while I'm talking. >> Okay, man. Well, you don't got to say shut up, right? I'm having a professional adult conversation. >> Make a citizen's arrest right now if you harass this guy. Hey, do me a favor. Just stand over there for me. All right. >> All right. Now, I've told you once before. >> Step over here. >> Actually, many times. Tell me what to do. >> Step over here. >> No. All right. >> Now, listen. My ID and everything I own is in Miami is stolen by a meter. >> I apologize. First, north. >> Stolen by a meter maid and a tow company called Beach Towing. >> Okay. >> Now, they have my driver's license, my social security card, my birth certificate. Okay. >> Everything else that I own, but I'm able to trade psychically. So, I own everything here. I even own this guy. So, if you guys want to haul me in for questioning about my cart that I've already talked about many times, it's a beach cart. >> Okay? >> It's a beach cart. You can approach Publix if they decide they want to press charges against me for owning Publix and having my own beach cart. >> Let me know. Otherwise, I'm going to walk away right now and just >> Well, no, you're not going to walk away. You're not allowed to walk away. >> Going to do about it. >> All right. You're not allowed to walk away. >> What are you going to do about it? >> All right. You're going to taste something. >> Get down on the ground right now. >> Get down on the ground. Get down on your knees right now. >> Absolutely not. >> All right. >> Absolutely not. >> Get down on your knees like I've asked you to do. >> You have no probable cause. >> I tried to do this the easy way. We'll do it the hard way. >> All right. All right. Now, get down on the ground. >> You I'm not getting >> All right. You are getting Don't touch me. You're assaulting me. >> All right. You're under ground. You're under arrest. Assaulting you. You're under arrest. >> All right. >> I'm arresting you right now as a private citizen. You're under arrest. >> 16. I'm going to have a male detain. >> I'll know everything about you by the end of the day. No probable cause to arrest me. You have no right to put handcuffs on me. No reason to put me in cuffs. >> I sure do. >> You're going to have to put your gloves on. What are you going to do? Check. You're going to shove your hands up my ass. What's the gloves for, mother? All right, sir. >> Right here. You're like over with, >> sir. Don't touch me. >> All right, sir. I am Officer Stanley, Koker Beach Police Department. >> Who you are? >> I stopped out with you because I had reasonable suspicion that you were in possession of a stolen shopping cart. >> You have absolutely >> That is a legal Florida state statute. >> You I stopped out with you >> Publix every morning. I own Publix. I recognize the guy being arrestiously uttered. >> Things would have been much easier if he had complied with the cops, but from the look of things, he appeared like the [music] kind of guy whose sense of logic was inferior to his arrogance. At the moment, there was a chance he would probably find a way to salvage the situation or mitigate the consequences of his actions. But his fragile ego still would not allow it. You are going to tell me what your ID is or we're going to have additional charges for resisting and failure to ID. All right. Are you going to give me your ID, sir? Let's take him back to the PD and see about get we'll search him when we get to my car. He may have his wallet. If not, we'll get rapid ID intel. Do we know who he is? Have we field interviewed him before? >> I don't think so. >> I have you and Strange been out with him? >> I have not. No, sir. >> All right. All right. Good deal. Let's take him to the car. All right. We'll search him there. I tried to do this the easy way, sir, but you decided to do it the hard way. Shut >> the up. You watch too much movies. >> Well, you that that the first thing you've said that is correct. >> Hey, my cart and all my personal belongings right over there. I want my stuff. >> Well, first of all, we're going to get your stuff. Second of all, I'm going to return the shopping cart back to public. So, that's going to that's going to happen. That's >> I want all my stuff. >> We're not worried about that. >> Don't touch me. >> All right. I am gonna touch you and you are gonna let me touch you. >> I am gonna play this game for you. >> GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME RIGHT THE NOW. >> You're me, mother. >> I TOLD YOU. GET YOUR HANDS OFF ME. >> YOU CAN keep piece of >> You can do this the easy way or THE >> YOU YOU'RE BREAKING MY RIGHTS. I'M A PRIVATE CITIZEN, MOTHER. I'm a Navy Seal. You're >> I thought you're a Navy Seal. >> I'm a cop. Aren't we? >> That you're that too. >> Sir, I'm trying to be nice. >> All right, I'm not going to say another word to you. Let me switch sides real quick. >> We'll get all this jewelry OFF WHEN WE GET >> EASY, MAN. >> Do not turn toward me, mother. >> Hey, calm down. You >> get the off screaming. >> What are you gay? >> Screaming >> mother down. >> Relax. >> All right. Spread your feet for me, sir. Wallet on him. >> GET OFF MY BALLS. >> ALL RIGHT. IN THE car we go. >> Stupid [ __ ] >> Can I get you to grab that cart and wheel it to me over here? It's It's See the bushes? See the white beach parking sign? >> How you doing, partner? >> My name is Sergeant Cooper. I'm the shift supervisor. Are you okay? Do you need any medical attention? Are you going to answer any questions? I just want to make sure that you're all right. Okay. Liar. God damn you. bear false witness [music] against Jesus, you know what comes after. So, as long as you understand that, I don't have a problem with it. >> Just trying to do my job, man. You won't tell me who you are. So, I'm just having >> You're [ __ ] idiot. You shouldn't have this job. I'll make sure you lose it. I'll do everything for [music] the rest of my life to make sure you lose every single thing you have. You have my worth. You have my worth on that. >> In the end, he [music] was charged with simple assault, resisting arrest, and possession of stolen property. Our next case takes us to Cook County involving Cook County politician Samantha Steel, an elected official who thought being a politician meant that she could get away with DUI. >> You don't want that. >> I'm an elected official. >> I actually do. >> Elected official of what? >> Cook County. >> Cook County. >> I don't want this video. >> Oh, you are on video. You are on video. Are you going to do field sobriety test or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. Are you arrested? You say no. I was waiting for that. I was waiting for that. >> On the 10th of November 2024, police officers responded to a vehicular crash. The driver in question crashed [music] her Dodge Charger into a parked Subaru Forester while making a wide [music] U-turn. Officers on duty responded to the crash scene, but things started to take a complicated turn when the cops noticed an open bottle of wine on the passenger seat, [music] indicating that the politician was intoxicated. Despite her infractions, the woman chose to become arrogant due to some mistaken [music] belief that she would face no consequences for her actions. >> She say she knows you. She say you texted her. >> She's my friend. >> Okay, so exit the vehicle. >> No, I'm not leaving the vehicle. >> Ma'am, if you don't exit the vehicle, if you don't exit the vehicle, >> I'm going to help you to exit. And you don't want that. >> You don't want that. >> I elected official. >> I actually do. Elected official of what? >> Cook County. >> Cook County. You elected? What? Which which which office? >> What's your name? >> I'm Sam. >> Sam who? >> Hey S. Is it okay for her friend tells her to walk out and step out? >> Oh, she's saying she's an elected official of Cook County. >> I don't want to be on the video. >> Oh, you are on video. >> You are on video. >> You are on video. >> Video. No spam. So, you need to >> I'll wait for my attorney. >> Ordinarily, it would have saved everyone involved a lot of stress if she had complied with lawful orders. But because she felt superior to the officers, she chose to defy their instructions. While they were trying to be patient with her, it would soon become necessary to teach her that being an elected official didn't come with a ticket to disobey the same laws that got her into office. >> Ma'am, okay, here's the thing. You were involved in an accident, correct? >> So, you're going to have to exit. If you don't exit, then we're going to make you exit. >> Accident that car. >> Can you give her action? >> I think you should do that. >> That's all you have to do. >> That's the attorney. That's all you have to exit. >> That's >> okay. Exit. >> You need to get out of the car. >> Yes. Do that. That's all you got to do. And then wait for me. I'll be there in 10 minutes. >> I'm waiting for him. >> Yeah. Hey, you got to come out of the car exit. >> Be careful in traffic. Stay right here. Right here. Don't watch this. Go out to the exit. Okay. >> Fine. >> Now you can hang up the phone, ma'am. >> No. >> We're still doing our investigation. >> Attorney. >> Okay. Now, tell your attorney since he's on the phone. Are you going to do field sobriety test or no? >> No. >> Okay. >> No. >> Are you being arrested? You say no. I was waiting for that. I was waiting for that. >> We waiting for that to rest >> because she refused. I asked her to do field sobriety test and she refused >> and she smelled like alcohol. She's been drinking. We just been Oh, you've been recorded all this time. You've been recording. >> Yeah. >> In the end, Samantha Steel was charged with DUI. Speaking of people in power feeling like they're above the law, here's the case of former Penllis County Deputy Sheriff Shelby Elise Coniglio, who wanted to strongly believe that being a deputy meant that she could risk the lives of others by driving a vehicle while heavily intoxicated without serious repercussions. >> I'm a scary deputy. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm a deputy, but that's why I'm asking. Do you have any weapons on you? >> I live right there. On May the 17th, 2022, an officer on patrol [music] duty observed a vehicle being driven in a manner that indicated possible impairment. Upon pulling the vehicle over, the officer was surprised to find out that the Iring [music] driver was none other than the Penllis County Deputy Sheriff Shelby Elise Kiglio, a woman who was supposed to know better than to break the law. However, it wasn't the expectation that she should have served as a role model for others that would eventually cause problems, but rather her attempts to leverage the power of her office to avoid accountability that would soon become the source of contention. >> Hey, driver registration proof insurance. >> I'm a county deputy. >> Okay. >> And my driver's license, >> huh? I'm a Pelis County deputy. >> Okay. Do you have your license registration? >> No. You don't. Do you have your ID on you? >> Um. >> Uhhuh. Do you have any weapons on you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm a deputy, but >> that's why I'm asking. Do you have any weapons on you? >> I live right there. >> Okay. I would normally, but >> Okay. Do you have your some kind of ID or anything on you? >> My ID is not here, but I'm a Penel County. >> Okay. Do you have some kind of ID on you? I was just driving that way. I dropped my friend off and then I went this way because my I live right there. >> I get that. But I pulled you over cuz you were flying past everybody and you were cut. >> No, I was just driving. >> Okay. When I was telling me at this point you were going like 56 and a 40. You were flying. >> No, I was not flying. I was just >> Do you have your registration with your name on it or anything? >> Well, this car is not mine. So, >> okay. Do you have anything with your name on it? Is that your driver's license right there? >> It's my driver's license and my um >> Can I see your driver's license? >> Sure. >> Do you have your uh work ID? >> No, it's at home in my cruiser. >> Okay. Where do you live at? >> I live at Okay. >> Is it not the address in your license? >> No. Okay. really freaky. >> Whose car is this? >> My father's. >> Give me a second. We'll be right back. >> From the first encounter with the deputy, one thing was pretty obvious to any officer around. She didn't want to take responsibility for her actions. Had she been given a choice, she would have just walked away in the euphoria of having utilized her office and getting away with an offense she would have otherwise paid for. >> Hi. >> So sorry. >> You're fine. >> I put the wrong one. >> How are you? >> Hey, how are you? Good. >> Yeah. >> What's going on tonight? >> Um, I don't I have no idea. I'm trying to get home. >> Oh, okay. Do you know why she pulled you over? >> Uh, she said because I'm driving too fast. >> Oh, okay. >> But I'm a Penelis County deputy and I'm just trying to get to my house which is right there. >> Gotcha. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. How long you been with us? >> 5 years. Gotcha. >> Is that a problem? >> No, absolutely not. >> Just trying to >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Whatever she wants to do. >> Yeah. I don't know what she's doing uh right now, but I'm just going to stand by with you until she figures out what she wants to do. >> You want me to get out? >> No. No, you're fine. >> No, you're good. >> I'm good. Like you don't have to step out right now. >> Well, there's like five people now. >> She said you're a deputy. >> Yes. >> Dallas County Sheriff's Office. >> Oh, you're with us all. Nice. How long you been with them? That's >> 5 years. 5 years. >> I mean, I could get out. I could get in. I mean, you could come in. >> No, no, you're good right now. >> Listen, I'm just trying to I'm just I don't know. Whatever you guys want to do. Whatever it is. >> I live at that light right there. Gotcha. >> So, if you want to hang out, if you don't want to hang out, >> where are you coming from? >> Uh, not even long. Um, you know, Gandandy Boulevard, I picked up a picked up someone, brought them over to their house, and then I was going back to my house. >> Gotcha. >> Because I am just living my life. >> I got you. >> And they actually live with Penelis. And so, I was like, "Oh, I'll bring you home." >> I got you. >> Boom. Boom. Boom. Boom. Easy. >> Unfortunately for her, the deputy card did not look like it was working for the officers. But just when it started looking like all hope was lost, she saw a string that she could pull. One that could potentially turn things in her favor. And Paul, [music] she did. >> Espanol. But >> where from? >> Wait. >> H. Say you're Spanish. >> Yeah. You say you say where. >> Mhm. >> Honey, you know I speak you speak a Spanish. Ah, peru. >> Ah, okay. I'm Dominican. >> Dominican. Oh, no. No. [laughter] No. >> No. >> What's wrong with that? >> Italiano. Okay. And I only speak a some Spanish. Okay. >> For the most part, italiano, but >> she pulled me over. I do what I want. >> I got you. >> But you're St. Pete, so it doesn't matter. Are you um like in special unit with the SO or just a >> No, a patrol. >> Gotcha. >> Only patrol. >> Gotcha. >> So I What? Is she new? >> Who? Her? No. >> No. >> No. >> She's been on probably about the same amount of time as you. >> 5 years. She's been on 5 years and it's taking this long. >> She was just making a phone call. >> To who? >> I'm here with you. I don't know. >> She's coming now. >> All righty. Go ahead. Step out of the car for me a second. We're just going to talk over there. Okay. >> Can you tell your friend? We're going to come over here. This route of the road. Can we step over here? Can we Are you Can you walk over? Are you able to walk over here? >> Yeah. In the >> Well, no. I just want to get on the sidewalk. Oh, that's all right. All right. Talking to you. doing? I'm getting some signs of impairment. Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick? >> This was a critical moment for the deputy and she knew it. Although she knew that she was impaired, giving the officer enough proof of her impairment was not in her scheme of things. At least not when these cops were not willing to give her any concessions or grant her any special privileges. >> Really? >> All right. I want I'm I want to give you every chance to say that you're fine. Okay. So, can I check your eyes real quick? >> This is what we're going to do right now. >> I I don't have a choice. >> You don't have a choice? >> No. >> And you pulled me over for going 10 miles over the speed limit. >> You were going more than 10 miles over the speed limit. And it's not just speed, it's also how you were driving. Look, >> 10 miles over the speed limit. >> I'm not going to argue with you. I mean, unfortunately, we're past that point. You understand my position. >> All right. I want to give you every opportunity for you to show me that you're okay to drive. And I really hope that that's the results that we get. Okay? But at this point, I can't just look the other way. >> That's where you're at right now? Yeah. >> Can I check your eyes real quick? >> This is how you're doing it. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I don't have a choice. It's safe for anybody else. >> No. Yes, you [music] do. >> I can't treat anybody any differently. >> Yes, you would. >> No, I >> I wasn't in other people's lanes. >> Okay. I'm not going to argue about that. There's dash cam video and all of that. Okay. But we're past that point right now. The point is you were stopped. You're showing signs of impairment. I want you >> No, I'm not showing. >> Okay. All right. I want to give you every opportunity to show >> I I want to ask >> what signs of impairment was I showing. >> You've got bloodshot, watery eyes. You have slow speech. >> Nope. I want to know. >> Okay. >> Pulling over. Pulling over. What was the signs of impairment? because I do not have bloodshot watery eyes because I have contact lenses in my eyes. >> Okay. >> I have contact lenses in. >> I'm not trying to argue with you. Okay. I want I'm hoping that you can show me that you're that you're okay to dry. Okay. But I have to go forward with this. I have to at least invest. >> No, I just want to know. >> I explained to you you smell very strongly of alcohol. Your movements have been very slow and fumbling. You have a very dazed facial expression. All these are signs of of impairment. Okay. Again, if you're good to drive, perfect. But that's I have to I have to investigate that. >> No, you have to go over it again. Okay. I am showing what exactly? >> You have bloodshot watery eyes. You have slurred speech. You have a strong >> But I'm wearing contact lenses. >> Okay. You have a strong odor of alcohol coming from your breath. >> But I'm wearing I have Okay. All right. As I said, I'm just conducting investigation at this point. I want to give you every opportunity. You're saying that you're that you're fine. I want to give you every opportunity to show me that. >> There is no way in hell. No way in hell. >> Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick? Just make sure that you're okay. >> You're going to check it? No. >> Are you I want to give you some opportunity to participate in some field sobriety tests. Is that something you'd be willing to do? And if I wasn't willing to do that, >> look, I want you to get I want to give you every opportunity to show me that you're okay to drive. >> So, you're saying that if I'm not willing to do what you're telling me to, [music] I'm apparently I'm saying I'm getting signs of impairment. Where? Where? >> I I explained it to you already. Okay. >> No. Say it again. >> I've explained it to you multiple times. >> You You said that, but it's [music] not impairment. >> Okay. Well, if you if you tell me you're not impaired, that great. I want you [music] to give me I want every show me that I'm impaired. >> Okay. Can I check your eyes real quick? >> And then what after that? If you're going to check my eyes, what after that? >> It depends what I see in your eyes. >> Okay. Okay. So, it depends on what you're seeing my eyes, [music] but after that, it doesn't mean anything. >> It's just one step at a time. Right now, I just want to check your eyes. >> No, I don't I don't want to see in my eyes. I want to see [music] after that. >> For a woman who was supposed to know better by refusing to take any sobriety tests or allow a physical examination, the deputy was showing a great level of disregard for the same law she swore an oath to uphold. At this point, all she was trying to do was stall and subtly try to bully the investigating officer into submission. [music] There was a power play between a junior officer who had respected the sanctity of the oath of [music] her office and her superior with a great disregard to the law. >> It's a building process. Okay. It's not a one test determines everything. >> Test. >> Can I check your eyes real quick? >> Sure. Okay. Do you Are you wearing contacts right now? Can you see? >> I am wearing contact lenses and I cannot take them out. >> That's fine. You don't do you have blindness in either eye? >> I don't know. >> I mean, can you see the this light? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All I need to do is just stay on your feet together and arms down at your sides. >> So, what I'm going to do is follow this red light with your eyes. Oh, purple. >> That is light with your eyes. Don't care. >> That is >> okay. What I'm going have you do is follow it with your eyes and your eyes only. I don't want you to move your head at all. Okay. At this time, I want to give you the opportunity to participate in two more field sobriety tests. Is that something you'd be willing to do? >> You think that I'm impaired right now? >> I said >> after eyes. >> So, in in the eyes, >> you're showing signs of impairment. I want to give you every opportunity to show me that you're okay. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, again, there's two additional tests. the walk and turn and the one light stand. Is that something? >> I'll do all of the tests. >> Okay, perfect. Um, hang out with him. We'll be right back with you. >> What? Um, what's it called? What uh >> I'm a deputy. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know. What's the uh what's your like like do you work nights? Do you work days? >> I work nights. >> I don't know how how you guys do it. You guys do what? Like left and right? >> 12 hours. >> I know you do 12 hours. So, in the sense of being a deputy >> with her doing this, what are what are your thoughts? >> What do you mean >> in in the fact of me acing this or not? It doesn't matter, right? >> No, I mean that's that's the point of this, right? If you're you don't show signs of impairment while you do it, it's better for you. That's why we give you that option. >> I'm still going to be perfect for this. There you go. >> All right, we're going to step over here. >> Eventually, the deputy reluctantly consented [music] to a field sobriety test, and at that moment, her fears began to come to pass. [music] Having failed the sobriety test, she could no longer argue or conceal the fact that she was intoxicated. To get more details from her, the investigating officers decided to ask further questions. At this point, one would expect her to be honest with the cops, especially when it was no longer necessary to [music] tell lies. However, for some reason, it seems like all she told the officers was a series of halfbaked [music] truths. >> Having them in mind, do you want to talk to me now? >> Sure. Okay. So, where are you coming from tonight? >> I am coming from downtown. >> Okay. >> What time do you go go downtown? >> I went downtown at about 700 p.m. >> Okay. Um, do you come from your place? >> Yeah, I live at [music] Wells eating meat. >> Okay. Um, put my shoes on. >> Yeah. So, in your downtown, what where'd you go down to downtown? >> Uh multiple places. >> Uhhuh. >> Any um place where you can buy like like light like light pieces for your apartment. >> Okay. >> You know, you know what I'm talking about. >> Do you remember what it's called? >> I don't remember. Okay. But you can buy a couple pieces. >> Where else did you go? >> Do you remember a couple pieces of what you're saying? >> Like like pictures. >> Okay. >> For apartment complexes. >> Okay. >> Like lamps. >> Yeah, lamps. Lamps. Um there were a lot of dogs there. Remember Alpha? No, we were just trying to piece furniture together. >> Um, what time is it right now? Without looking, if you had to guess. >> Uh, 12:00. >> Um, how much do you have to drink while you were down there? >> I didn't have anything to drink. >> Okay, here's the thing. We both know you've been drinking. Okay. By telling us complete lies, like I know that you're not being honest, okay? So, I know you had something. Do you remember where you had drinks? How much did you have? >> Okay. So, why do you smell like alcohol? >> I do not smell like alcohol. I smell like pigment. >> That's not pigment. That's very strong alcohol. >> Yeah. I mean, you're a deputy. You know, okay, that's caused by alcohol. So, how much do you have to drink? Nothing. You don't want to be honest with me? Anybody All right. You got nothing on you? No. >> No pockets in here. Nothing up in your bra. >> You want >> Huh? keep those rings on. Um, >> do you want those in the car or do you want >> Is there anything you want from the car? a cell phone or anything? >> Sure. >> What? Like just your cell phone? >> Do you have anything else you want? >> Um, my wallet. >> Where is that? >> It should be in the passenger seat. >> Just that. Just your wallet in your home. >> Yeah. In the end, the deputy was charged with careless driving and driving [music] under the influence. She was eventually fired. While the deputy sheriff was in law enforcement herself, she was not like the next guy who for some reason thought that he was untouchable because his son was an FBI agent after crashing into another vehicle from being too drunk. >> Any problem? >> Yeah. Here. You want to stop up? Hop out for me? >> No. You're going to arrest me here? >> Okay, go ahead. Be careful because uh sometimes I am uh my son working from FBI name. >> You want to me? >> No, sir. >> We just want your name. >> All right. Do me a favor. Turn around. >> No. No. No. No. Turn around. >> No. We're down here. >> On August the 24th, 2022, some police officers were dispatched to a scene following a vehicular crash. An elderly man had crashed into another vehicle and refused to acknowledge his fault. Drove off shortly afterward. Upon arriving at the scene, the officers met with the woman who gave them a little insight into how the crash occurred. >> Hey. Hi. Where's the other car? >> This is how car was. It was smashed into me >> and when I come out and I was like, "Sir, you hit me." And he's like, "No, I didn't." While his car is in this position, we were turning left and uh >> to go on to uh >> we golf towards that way and uh then we just came here. He followed me, but then he left. >> He talked on the phone. He kind of wandered around the parking lot and then he got in his car and drove off. He tried to stop me taking picture of his like um car like uh the number to give it to dispatch and then he did not want to provide me any information. He was like I know who you are. >> And is that the damage right there? >> He hit this and then this like kind of like bounce. >> Okay. And then you did get his license plate. >> I did. I I got his license plate number. >> Yeah. >> Um and that's it. But he did not give me any other information. He just drove off. >> He was like wandering around as little uh right? >> Yeah. >> What direction did he go? >> So he go that way and I'm not sure he turned I think he turned right because he was going that way behind me. >> Okay. >> Do you want a crash report done? >> I do want it. I want to get a report cuz then I had to like get this fixed. >> Sure. >> It's not a big deal but still, you know, >> I I work and I pay for it. So >> yeah. Do you have your uh license insurance on you? >> Of course. >> Yeah. You just want to go? >> Yeah. It looked like in that picture it looked like the same place. Call. Yeah. >> Sure. He had few drinks, but he wasn't drunk, but he >> could smell alcohol on it. >> I I try to stay away from him because he was like, "What are you doing? I know who you are." Blah blah blah. And >> just be He's like, "You know, I'm Polish." >> Like, sir, I understand. >> Doesn't matter where you from. >> Do you want him arrested for hitting you or do you just want like his insurance information? I just want his insurance information. He I don't want him to go to jail and stuff like that. That's not something I want. He just needs to be be careful like >> what if there will be a child in the car or something. >> Having gotten this information, the officers were able to track the other driver back to his residence. And at that point, they were unaware that they were going to have to put up with the man who believed that his son's status as a law enforcement officer somehow shielded him from the long arms of the law. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> Hello. that hammer. >> Yeah. How are you going to get out? >> There you go. >> That's better. >> Can we do over here? Is it out of our ear? >> Any problem? >> Yeah. Here. You want to stop out for me? >> No. >> No. You don't want to? >> Why? Why? >> So, you you got into an accident over on Greenwood. >> I know. You know, >> I I say I am [music] going to pay for anything. >> Okay. Well, according to Illinois law, you have to >> What? What? >> Illinois law, you have to provide your information and everything. >> What else? >> We're trying to explain that to you. Why don't you just let him talk? >> You have to give your information to the other driver before you drive off. >> I sometimes some somewhere. >> Okay. All right. Do you have an ID or anything on you? >> No. >> No. Do you have a insurance? >> I don't have a I am from uh Poland. >> Do you have an Do you have a driver's license? >> No. >> You don't have a [music] driver's license? >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Excuse me? >> Drink alcohol. >> What What do you think about this? >> Cuz I can smell it. >> No. How about you? >> Okay. >> You You drinking something? [music] >> So, now we have an issue cuz you don't have a license. Do you have insurance on the car? >> No. >> No. What's your first name? >> No, never. Okay. >> Yeah. Never. >> You have a neighbor. >> So So what's your first what's your first name? >> What the hell? >> Can I get your first name? >> Excuse me. >> What's your first name? >> Uh Robert Joe Biden. >> At this point, things were [music] already beginning to get pretty complicated. The man had no insurance or driver's license, and for some reason, despite his many infractions, felt very [music] invincible. This was a puzzle to the officers and they would eventually come to find out why. >> Okay. No. What? What is your name? >> So, you either have to identify yourself or we're going to take >> We're not playing games here. I mean, >> you're going to arrest me. >> Okay. Go ahead. >> Go ahead. You're not going to identify yourself? >> Be careful. Be careful because uh sometimes I am uh my son working from FBR. >> Oh, okay. Cool. So, how about this? How about you give us your name and then you can go inside. No, no, no, no, no, no. Don't, don't, don't try. Don't try. >> Don't try. >> You're You're playing games with us here. We're trying to get this taken care of so we can get you out of here. >> Why are you doing doing this? >> Because you got to anx. That's why we're here. >> Nothing. I going to I I tell her I going to pay something. >> Okay. Uh >> well, she doesn't she's not under the impression that that's what happened. >> Okay. So, And you gave us you gave her no information. >> My home >> is with your own. >> Go ahead. >> Why what are we going to do inside your house? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, do you have any sort of ID ID on you? Anything? >> I I don't care about some kind of uh >> Okay. >> I'm sorry about this work. >> Mhm. >> I want to be fair. >> Okay. >> I like it. Police. My father was police. >> I appreciate that. my son working for a uh >> Okay. So, all we're trying to do now is we're just trying to identify what happened in the accident. >> So, we could be you want you want >> So, I need your name. >> You want to me? >> No, sir. >> We just want your name. >> I need your date of birth. >> Go ahead. >> No. My Just speak your name out loud and I will write it down. What is your first name? >> You don't speak Polish? >> I don't speak Polish. >> Unfortunately, no. I remember one lady who works for sheriff department. >> Okay. >> I don't think you do. So, here's what I'm going to say. Okay. We're going to give you one more chance. Tell this officer your name >> so we can complete the crash report. >> I never go under >> or we're going to have to take you under arrest. Okay. >> We We would rather just get your name and let you go inside your house. >> I like this. Okay. But don't try. >> Okay. All right, do me a favor. Turn around. >> No, no, no, no. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. >> Relax. Stop. >> Sorry. You bet your hand on the back. [music] >> Got it. >> Yeah. >> Now it's 134. >> 134. Cy. >> We don't want to cuss. >> Okay. >> Don't do >> keep resisting and >> you want to lock them and then we'll stand on the feet. >> Don't don't don't do it then. >> We're going to lift you up and just go to your knees. Okay. >> My telephone is here. >> Okay. We'll grab it for you. >> So go to your knees now. Okay. Ready? Come on. >> 1 2 3. No. No. No. I don't want to go at you. >> Well, that's too bad. I gave you plenty of chances. >> Don't Don't pull me. >> Stand up and we won't pull you. >> My my [music] neighborhood are very strong. Thank you. >> At this point, the old man was beginning to realize that he wasn't that special. At least not special enough to get some special privileges. [music] A bitter pill for a man of his nature to swallow. >> Why old man? >> Put your feet in. Why? Why you got >> We're done talking about >> Excuse me. Uh why you guys doing that? >> How many times? >> When I call to my son, we're done. Put your feet in. >> I am not a chicken. >> Put your feet in. We're done here. Come on. >> Now move your feet in. >> I know it's not comfortable. >> Sit tight. Watch your knee. >> Watch your knee. >> Now it's 134. We got 110 rest. resisting and run >> here. I'm going to pull your jacket up. Okay, >> that hurts. >> Yeah, your jacket's in the way. Hold on one second. >> I know. I know. It's police. >> Roll your hand out. There you go. All right. Now, take the jacket off. There you go. All right. >> That that >> face that way. Face that way. There you go. Because I need to get the other one. >> Okay. >> I know. I know. >> Hey, you said you were going to behave. >> My My father said you were going to That's great. You said you were going to behave. >> I I'm going to have to make them tight again if you don't >> you don't behave. >> Well, you're turning your wrist like this is why they're tight. >> It takes too much. >> Well, then keep your relax. All right, that's good enough. >> Yeah. >> All right. Now, I'm going to get the other one. Okay. All right. You got to you got to push your back towards us. So move your legs. There you go. >> There you go. Just like that. >> Okay. >> All right. Now, now we're going to take the jack off. >> Excuse me. >> There you go. >> Too tight. >> Okay. Well, that's why we're fixing it. >> We're trying to fix them. >> Okay. [music] >> There you go. Perfect. >> Where do you want to take me? >> We're going to take you to the Niles to the jail. >> I like it. >> Let me lock this one so it doesn't get tight. >> I I I love it. There you go. Okay, relax. >> At first, it seemed like the officers had found a way to put him in check, but unknown to them, it was just the beginning of his troubles. >> All right. Are you going to behave? Do you need help getting out of the car? >> No. >> You don't? All right, then. Come on out. >> You want to? >> No, I don't. >> You want to shoot me? You want to shoot me? >> You want to shoot me? >> You need help getting out of the car? >> Excuse me. What? What? What I going to do? I I have some kind of trick trick. But be careful. Uh >> okay. Come on. Let's go. Come on. Put your foot down. >> Are you speak Polish? >> No. >> No. Nobody speaks Polish about the vehicle. >> Oh yeah. Four. Five. >> Okay. Here. Watch the me from FBI. >> Okay. >> Police. >> Wonderful. >> What the What kind of police you are? >> What kind of police you are? >> Maybe someday. >> Maybe someday. [laughter] What? I want to find you. >> Are you threatening me? >> Yeah. Yeah. No, no, no, no. I I I mean, are you threatening? >> I just I just want to I just want to uh make four. All right. Have a seat. Come on. >> You can have a seat. You can call your son. >> I am ready for wedding. >> But you guys, >> you're ready for what? Wedding. >> Where? >> Okay. If you sleep here, you're going to go to you're going to go to jail in the morning. They'll take you to court and you can >> you want to you want to you want to scare me? >> I'm not trying to scare you. I'm telling you what's going to happen. >> That's just my father in Poland was in he was policeman. Uh he never was scared. >> I'm not scared of you either. >> I know. But he also he also he also of God. >> Do you want to go home tonight? >> Nothing happened. But you're driving you're driving drunk. Too much tiske. >> No. >> Yeah. >> You have money. $200 on here. >> 200. >> Yes. >> Yeah. 200 >> for buy. >> Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me. >> Don't Don't play. Don't don't pray with me because if I going to say what kind of what kind of number >> 52 what kind of policeman you are? >> I'm the policeman. >> When I going to talk to make you my son special a son. >> Can you call him? >> You want to call son? >> Come back. >> No. >> What you I going to say what kind of son of a you are police. Uh, shot. Go ahead. Shoot me. You guys know how. [ __ ] Sh shoot. You guys know how shoot. >> I think you had too much to drink. >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I remember how shoot to >> Okay. Do you think your son would be happy with you if your son is who you say your son is? You think he would be happy with you? >> My son is my son. >> Yeah. But you think he'd be proud of you right now? No. >> No. Why? >> Why are you being like this? >> Because I am uh I am a Polish hurigan. >> You're a Polish hooligan. >> Yeah. >> What does this mean? >> Uh does mean like American hurigan? Uh Mexican hurigan. >> What's a hooligan? >> What's uh somebody like a drink? >> You like So what are you doing later tonight? >> Pizza. >> You like pizza? I think you need to eat something. Beautiful girl like blondandy. And >> do you drink every day? >> No. >> No. Every two days >> only with beautiful girl. >> Okay. >> As things unfolded, it started to dawn on the cops that not only were they dealing with a lousy old man, but they probably had a psycho on their hands, too. >> So, you never drink? >> I What are you saying? >> I don't want to come back here with AK. What's AK to you? >> Automatic [music] Koshiva. >> Are you threatening to shoot up the police station? >> I don't have free. How? How? I >> making threats to shoot up a police station is not a joke to anyone here. Do you understand that? >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> That's not funny. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. No. No. No. I don't hear. >> I haven't. >> Yeah. The crazy old man was eventually charged with DUI, obstructing identification, resisting arrest, leaving the scene of an accident, and assault. Next, we have a congressional candidate who demanded some special treatment after being pulled over for speeding. >> Just the chief, >> go right ahead, sir. >> I'm a citizen. You're being rude to me. >> You're an influential person. You are >> You can go ahead and do that. I don't ask for special treatment, but I don't expect to get treated like a punk. >> On the 14th of February, 2022, an officer conducted a traffic stop due to the driver speeding. Little did she know how serious the situation was going to get after realizing she stopped a congressional candidate. >> Hey, how you doing? >> How you doing, sir? Offic Police Department. You're on audio and video recording. The reason for the stop. You were observed going 57 and a 40 and you were on your phone texting while you were doing that. That was at Uklid and Frugo. I need to point at the officer. >> I'm not pointing at you. I'm pointing in the direction where it was. >> I'll just call the chief. >> Go right ahead, sir. Can I see your license? >> I am right. >> Yes, sir. I do. Can I see your license registration insurance, please? >> Can you do this? >> Yes, sir. >> I'm sorry. I still have a job to do, sir. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Offices. It's going to be on the citation. Can I see your insurance registration and your license, please? >> Sir, can I have you? >> Seven years, sir. >> Can I see your registration, please? >> You're not going to give me your registration, sir. >> You arrest me? >> I'm asking you if you're going to produce me with your registration. >> You want to have it on you? >> Look, don't call him. Tell him how rude you just been to me. Play with this chicken. >> Okay. >> Call Maron Brown. Then you call the mayor. >> Okay. >> Okay. Tell me what to do. >> Okay. Sir, are you Would you want to reduce your registration? >> I'm asking you if you have your registration. >> You're making career decisions. >> Why are you doing >> sir? Because you were speeding and you were texting. >> Where's your video? >> All right. and tight. >> The man disrespectfully tried to stop the cop from giving him any charges. Now, this was the wrong move. >> Call the supervisor. >> I just spoke to the boss. >> Okay. >> You want people? >> Is it your Russian immigrant status that makes you speak to people like this? >> 146. >> Call 14. Dispatch, can you have my supervisor respond, please? >> Yeah. And then we'll see who goes. >> You don't want to pay for >> having water. >> Sir, are you going to be issued a citation? >> Anything you have to say? >> I'll wait for the supervisor. >> You can wait for the supervisor, but I'm going to go through what I need to go through. >> No, I have not. >> You are going to be issued the registration. >> Well, you've been already issued a citation for that. For what? >> For failed to produce your registration. >> All right. Sir, you're going to you're going to be issued a citation 57 and a 40 for speeding. The fine is 256. Information in the back. You're going to have an option to plead guilty. >> An option to plead nag guilty and an option to take a state driver's course. If you qualify for the course, it will reduce your fine >> and it will reduce your points. If you decide to go ahead and do that, just make sure you do it prior to submission of payment. >> You know what he said about you? You want to hear what he said about you? >> He could say all he wants about me. I got a job to do, sir. >> You know what he said about me? If he fails to complete >> and he's going to have you again >> and that's fine. >> It's not fine. Why do you keep saying it's fine? >> Sir, >> I'm a lawying citizen and you're being >> If you decide to go ahead and do the court, just make sure you do it prior to submission of payment as they do require a certificate of completion. If you sign up for it, you must complete it. Otherwise, they will go ahead and suspend your license. >> You are going to be issued a citation for texting and driving. Okay. You're going to be issued a citation for texting and driving. Your fine is 116 information in the back. You're going to have an option to plead guilty and option to plead not guilty. You are going to be issued a citation for failure to provide your registration upon request. Your finance 116 information back guilty. You are not guilty. >> You're lying. >> Green paper. paper tells you you have 30 days to replace. >> Why are you li >> You have 30 days to replace. >> Your payment options are on the green form. >> Just some questions. Why you like >> phone number on the bottom in case you have any questions? >> When my supervisor comes, I'll wait for him with you if you like me to. Your citation over here. You have something. >> I will wait. I will wait. But I will wait on my car. There you go. >> But you have the bad. >> He didn't stop there. The man worsened the situation by angrily getting out of his car. >> Sir, step back into your car or stand on the sidewalk so you don't get hit by a vehicle. It's for your safety. >> 14 radio. Can I have another unit respond? >> Sir, stay over there. It's for my safety and for your safety, >> sir. 104. The driver being extremely uncooperative. Yes, Arch 6142 to 67. Are you anywhere closer? >> I can't. He won't let me leave until a supervisor shows up. Martin Hyde. I just gave him three tickets. >> Yes. >> Speeding 57 and a 40. Texting while driving and trailer to produce his registration because he told me I could look it up and he's going to have my job. Everything is on camera. Are you still waiting for a supervisor or are you leaving? is coming now. >> Okay, very good. >> By the way, a friend of mine. >> I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I'm on my way over there. >> You know Pat Robinson, right? >> Yes, I do, sir. >> Why are you doing >> Cuz I have a job to do, sir. >> Nobody's above the law. >> No one's above the law. You have to have some degree of respect. The law abiding. >> That degree of respect started the moment I walked up to your car, sir. No. >> You knew exactly what you were doing and you made a mistake. If that is your feeling, you are more than welcome to fight the citations in court. >> Citation fight you in court. >> Okay. You're more than >> I can. >> You know, you're an influential person. You are >> very >> You can go ahead and do that. >> Yes, I can. >> Okay. >> Why don't you say you're sorry? >> Because I did nothing wrong, sir. I was doing my job. But I am going to ask you either to sit sit in your car or step on the sidewalk because I don't want either one of us getting hit. Okay, >> sir. I have nothing more to say to you, sir. You requested my supervisor. You could have the conversation with them. Now, >> at this point, another unit arrived. However, this wouldn't be of any help to the driver. >> Hello, Mr. Hyde. I guess fr you talked to Sergeant Frani by the phone. >> I did. Yeah. >> Okay. He's on his way. She just she requested another unit. So that's why another unit >> a certificate ticket for no registration when they've got their registration. >> She's trying to make her spurs, but it's a big mistake. >> Well, this one is the expired one, but >> Well, guys, making it take two seconds. >> Yeah, >> we're going to make sure that she pays the price for being disrespectful. I just want you to witness it. No, that Yeah, the registration was right there and she deliberately chose to write the ticket. She came up. She said the first >> Look, there's a video of it. So, be quiet. There's a video of what you said. >> There is. >> And I've got a video of what you said. Right. What she said was she I don't have it. She immediately said, "I write your citation." She went right back. She never said anything. She went straight back. She I denied the site. She straight back the I've lived here for 25 years. I've represented your un I've got no interest in listening to you, young lady. >> Talking to my sergeant sergeant, if you don't mind if we can step over off the road. >> Yeah, just a second. Officer, >> come on in. >> Yeah, Mr. Like I said, you know, >> I've represented you guys in union discussions. My son is a cop. I'm friends with the everybody in the police department. This is the first time anybody has been disrespectful to me. >> And for what reason? I could care less if they don't even write me a ticket. I could care less. I just paid thing. You don't think I got the money? >> Mhm. >> It's the manner and the nature of it. >> Okay. And like I said, Sergeant Angion will be over here to talk to you about her her uh interaction. >> Outrageous. Yeah. >> Why would you do that? >> Why? >> I mean, of all the people to do it to. Yeah, I understand, sir. And you know, I I set you uh you know, I' I've been with the the uh negotiations with you and I understand where you're you're coming from. >> I don't ask for special treatment, but I don't expect to get treated like a punk. >> Mhm. >> Let me go talk to her and see. >> Well, it's a waste of time. She's got it in her head. I know exactly who she is. Grand only told me exactly who she is. That's fine. 7 years might not turn into weight. >> Finally, the sergeant arrived, but [music] he didn't side with the man at all. It was only getting crazier by the minute. >> Stay in your car. >> Uh, just to go back to the station. >> You can go to the Yep. Go to the station. >> Hey, Martin. >> Yeah, I have to leave it on. All right. >> All right. So, here's the thing. She lied about the cell phone thing. She lied about the I don't know the speed. I could care less. You give me the ticket all day long. Care less about that. And then I gave her the registration and she before she registration. It's in the car there somewhere. She goes off. She writes me a ticket. She brings me back a citation. I said, "There it is." Okay. And she still gives me. Okay. >> All right. She's being fun. And the thing is, I appreciate that. I back you guys left. >> I understand that. I do. I do. I trust me. I do know that >> I don't expect better treatment, but I don't expect worse treatment. If that's how you treat people, >> that's unacceptable. >> I understand. I understand your frustration. >> And I can get the video and I can play it to I understand that. But you know, the thing is I don't take kind of >> She knew exact cuz I said to her, I said, "Yeah, right away." I said, "You should." >> Yeah, I know. Straight away writing the tickets. Why? Well, she's a traffic officer. That's what we do. But I understand. >> I understand that's what she's doing. It's not what you do and you know it. >> Listen, she has a job to do. I'm not Listen, I I'm going to look at the I'm going to look at the video. I I understand your concerns. I'm going to look at the video. I notified everybody in the chain of command right now. That's what I was doing. That's why I was not coming here. I thought you were going to meet me at the station, but it's not a big deal. I'll I'm going to She's going right now to dock her video. Right now, she's going to dock the video. And if there's problems, you will be the first to know. >> I know. The difference is I'll do something about it. >> Okay, I understand. Yeah, I'm going to take your complaint is what I'm doing. That's the first step. >> How can you write a ticket for no registration when you've got no registration? I mean, as if I get a $150,000 car. I've lived here for 25 years. I don't register a car. Why do that? >> Yeah, I understand what you're saying. >> Well, you tell me what the point is. >> It It's just a state statute that's she enforces. She's not the only traffic officer that >> you give a ticket for that. I >> I really don't leave the office. I understand what you're saying. >> I understand you video on there, but the fact is nobody in their right mind would give a ticket for that to me. Nobody. >> I I I understand what you're saying. And you producing it, she probably should have taken that ticket away, but I'm going to find out what exactly occurred. And >> she had a bee in her bonnet cuz she thought she was on a big power trip. Guess what? She's been there seven years. She ain't going to make a I'll make sure. >> Well, I'll I'll uh I'll get going on. >> All right. Listen, that's your prerogative. I want to get I want to get started. That's >> not right, Andy. >> Okay. I understand. >> You don't treat people that have treated and supported you. Not like that. I I I understand where you're coming from. The >> bare minimum of respect is yes, sir. No, sir. Not a word of it. Straight off talking to me like I'm a piece of get back in your car, which is this. I'm She's standing. It's got a car door open and I'm leaning against here talking to someone. Okay. Being in case you get hit by traffic. Just being difficult. Okay. Just being cocky. >> I do understand where you're coming from. >> But it isn't it's a bad interaction. >> Yeah. It definitely definitely it definitely seemed like it was bad. >> How difficult is it to come to me and say you're doing 57 here's your license and your registration. Why get into immediately like that when she knew exactly who she was talking to? If that's how No wonder you got people in New Town if that's how you talk. >> In the end, the man was given a citation for failing to provide his registration. He also ended up dropping the congressional campaign. The congressman might have been a little too arrogant, but he was nothing compared to James Heb, a lawmaker who had to be taught that even lawmakers are not above the laws that they make. >> You have ID on you by chance, fam? Yeah. Can I see that? >> No. >> Listen, I know you're a political candidate. >> Let's not pe have people see this. >> You already have me in handcuffs. >> Yeah, but you're trying to get out of them. >> You're about 2 seconds from going to the ground. Chill out. >> There we go. >> On August the 17th, 2023, officers received a call reporting Oregon State Representative James He behaving in a disorderly manner. The officers approached James He, but were shocked to find him not only heavily intoxicated, but extremely entitled. as well. >> Several calls from employees telling us that you refused to put out a cigarette and refused to leave. >> That's not cool. >> Oh, I didn't I didn't get told to leave. I uh >> Well, I think you did. Do you have ID on you by chance, man? >> Yeah. You see that? >> No. >> Okay. I'm not >> No, I can't show you my ID. >> You can't show me. >> Security. I I could, but I'm I'm >> I will leave. I will leave. >> So, here's the point. That opportunity has passed. You're going to be excluded from the fairgrounds. At which point I am now telling you I need to see your ID. >> Oh, I will. I I'm >> No, I'm not asking. I'm not asking. I'm telling you. Listen. Hey, >> listen. James, James, listen. Catch your breath. >> Listen to me. Right here, James. Stop. >> Let me talk. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Listen, man. >> James, listen. >> James, >> I came over here. >> Okay. But >> James, you need to listen for like 30 seconds, man. What's going to happen here is you're going to have to leave, but you're not free to leave now. You're being detained and I need to see your ID. I'm not asking you. I'm telling you. Is that clear? I want to treat you with respect. I'm just asking it for in return. So, I need to see your ID. Are you refusing to comply? >> I am Am I Am I free to leave? >> No. You're being detained. Focus on me. My >> James, stop. Don't reach. It's >> okay. Can I get your ID? Oh, well, yeah, I can give you my ID. >> Okay, that's all I was asking for, man. >> I just uh >> Listen, I know you're a political candidate. Let's not pe have people see this. I'm telling you, Listen, I'm not asking. I'm telling you, I need your ID. So, I suggest you start doing as we're telling you to so we can resolve this and get you on your way. I need to see your ID right now. >> I'm in my pocket. >> Okay, here's what's going to happen. You're not under arrest. I'm going to patch you down for weapons. Go and put your hands behind your back. >> I have a firearm. >> Okay. Okay. Where's the firearm at, man? >> On my right. >> Okay. >> I'm going to get rid of this right now just so it's not a problem. Okay. >> Well, we're going to set it so it's not in play. >> Oh, yeah. >> We're just going to do this, man. Just because we don't know what's going on. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Yeah. So, it sounds like the bears asked you several times. Me and my partner asked you several times. >> Well, no. >> Instructions. Don't >> I told you I would I'm ready to leave. Um I did not. >> Relax. Box. >> Okay. Uh let's do this, man. >> It was impossible to miss the fact that James was drunk out of his mind. His sentences slurred and his words barely coherent. When officers proceeded to search him, they found [music] incriminating evidence which only made his character shadier. separate your >> Yeah. Do >> you have your permission? Just have to tell us about your pocket. >> No, you can't reach in my pocket. >> Okay. You okay? >> Are they close enough? Do you think he's going to sharp poke me, stick me, hurt me? >> Oh, knife, but it's should be closed. >> Okay, I appreciate that, man. I carry knives, too. Thank Yeah. >> So, at this point, do you understand what's happening, man? >> Yeah. You you're uh detaining me for smoking cigarettes. >> So, that's a that's a a county policy for the fair is smoking cigarettes. I know. But listen, but >> I wasn't smoke. >> Is it my Is it my turn to talk or your turn to talk? If you want to talk, listen. Uh >> no. Uh, you know, we're not here taking turns with you with my hands behind my back. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Seems like Seems like your zipper's broken on this, so I can't get in there. >> Well, yeah. Okay. Let's just We might as devil. >> We really We're just coming over in peace, man. >> No, I I get it. I get it. Uh yeah, it's very very interesting. Very very interesting. Mr. Sanders, >> are you here with anyone? Do you have family friends? Anyone from your party that >> Yeah. lady named Judy Smith? >> Judy Smith. Okay. >> And uh yeah, it's uh the Very interesting, isn't it? It's uh >> feels like you just got a piece of paper in this back pocket, man. So, I'm not going to break your zipper. >> I know you're grabbing my ass too much as it is, >> but I can >> So, let me let me ask you what your long-term plan was. >> Well, my longterm >> Well, so when you left tonight, was someone going to drive you home? Cuz you're not you weren't able to drive? >> I live blocks over the road, man. I'm walking home and some lady >> Did you get that pocket open? >> Yes, sir. >> Oh, nicely done, man. >> Yeah. So, that some lady just walked up and was like, "You and your cigarettes." But long story short, >> when the sheriff's deputies handed James the paperwork excluding him from the property, he didn't take it well because he believed that a man of his status should not be made to undergo such a process. And his behavior only escalated. I used to uh slay bodies and uh >> So this right here, can I explain to you or you want to just read it yourself? >> So this means that you need to let me go and I can leave, right? >> Yeah. Yeah. So yeah, I'm going to leave, >> James. Let me go, >> James. >> No, that's what that's >> You're not making more good choices, man. >> Oh, no. I don't I don't want to make good choices. I >> So, James, >> I want to leave. And so, you're saying that I can leave? Can I make this? >> I can leave this property. >> James, can I make this really simple for you, man? >> I just want to leave. I want to go home. >> Okay. Can I tell you the best way to make that happen? I'm I'm going to give you the answers to the test. >> I just want to go home. >> James, >> I've now been obviously trespassed from the property >> for um it doesn't have an individual's name upon it, does it? So, James, I would be happy to explain this to you so I can get you home. >> Oh, I I >> But you're like You're like three strikes away from not going home. >> Oh, I for and you're going to go to jail instead. So, would you would you like to go home tonight? >> I No. >> You don't want to go home? >> No. No. No. I I I would I love this kind of like you guys. I would not I do not believe that I should be here in cuffs right now. And so I will use this 100% to it's it's absurd. Okay. >> I was not doing anything wrong. I was over here sitting on that bench right there. Like I I can't >> I get you, man. >> You get it right. >> So James, I'm going to give you one more chance, buddy. >> No, I'm >> So here's your decision. >> I do want to leave, Sanders. >> Okay. So I'm going to tell you how this is going to go down. I'm going to explain this form to you in detail. >> All right. and we're going to find a way to get you home safely. But listen, >> if you give us any more troubles or you start disrupting serving me this exclusion, we're going to take you to jail. Is that clear? >> Okay. >> Okay, perfect. >> This is a notice of exclusion. >> You are excluded from the Clark County Fairgrounds. Here's the address. This is your information right here. >> Yeah. >> Right. This is when you've been served with this thing. Right. Because you're handcuffed, we're not going to have you sign it. The reason for your exclusion. And here's how you can appeal the exclusion if you want that to be lifted. It's a really down and dirty way, but does that make sense to you? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> What's most important, >> but here's what's most important for you because this is a crime moving forward. You can careful. >> You can't you can't come back to the fairgrounds until this is taken care of. And this is how you do that. That make sense? >> Yeah. Okay. >> Well, no. I I get that. But it's uh >> it's so absurd. Uh >> and that's your right. This is who you tell it's absurd to. Who can I get? Who can help you get home safely tonight? >> I'm going to walk home. >> That's not an option. >> All right. Well, then arrest me. [ __ ] Sanders. >> All right. Stop. >> Yeah. No. >> James behavior spiraled further as he started hurling curses at the officers. The deputies did their best to stay professional, [music] but James made it increasingly difficult. As push came to shove, officers decided they were [music] done playing nice. >> It can be or >> No, this is Stop. >> You already have me in handcuffs. Yeah, but you're trying to get out of them. No, I'm not trying to get out of hand. Chill. Don't chill. You, Dude, you're making a scene. >> I listen. This is not a good look, man. Just chill. You're fine. Why the >> You're grabbing >> Because you're trying to pull away from me. >> So, I need you to relax. >> You're [ __ ] grabbing my arm. >> Stop. >> This is why you reaching on my arm. God damn it. You're about two seconds from going to the ground. Chill out. >> There we go. >> Go ahead. Hurt me. Go for it. What are you going to do? Why are you acting like Why the are you wrenching on my arms? >> Cuz you're not acting like an adult right now. >> Why are you wrenching on my arms? I never tried to do anything. I just wanted to leave >> and we >> I wanted to leave. Why? All right. I just want to walk home and leave. >> For your safety, we can't let you walk. And that's why I offer let you drive. >> Yeah, that's [ __ ] >> But now, due to your behavior, you're going to go to Clock. >> Okay. Yeah. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Are you in your patrol car? >> Yeah. >> No. Go. >> Do you mind doing that? >> I'll take it. >> Um, how do we want to do this? >> Um, walk walk. >> Yeah. All right. So, here's the deal. Once again, you're a big boy. We're going to walk you to a patrol car. We need you to cooperate. If you do anything stupid, we're just going to put you down on the ground. >> Stop. That's really hurt you. What am I going to do? Sit down. >> He just reached on my elbow by doing that. >> Yeah. Yeah. What? What are you going to do? >> Use your feet. Walk. >> I know. I was willing to walk with verbal instructions until you guys >> I'm going to go right or left. Well, I know my car. >> Let's just go right. >> Upon reaching the car, James made a last desperate attempt to escape and pretended to fall. Like handling a toddler, officer sternly escorted him to the vehicle. He was not getting away from this regardless of who he was. >> Hello. We're going to get you sitting down some AC here in just a second. Uh just face the back of the car right here. It says down 911. >> Yeah. And like to let go of your elbow and just >> perfect. Separate. Stop. >> James, listen, man. This is what it is. You're still in control of how this looks. So, I'll be recorded. >> I know. >> Stand up straight and just handle this like a man. >> Yeah. >> Stop. >> Didn't you say uh >> say stand right here, but I can't have you bonking your head. >> Oh, no. I thought you said >> All right. I'm thought you wanted me to lean on the car. >> Okay. >> So, um >> I I apologize. I was not as clear as you wanted to be. >> Yes, sir. I uh I get it. I get it. I uh uh swap the house real quick. >> H >> just put him in my box. >> Yeah. >> All right, dude. I'm going to one more time. >> I didn't hear you. All right. >> I wasn't talking to you. >> Whoa. >> I didn't hear you though. Whether you were talking to me or not. It's >> okay. >> Yeah. >> Yep. All right. When you get in the car, another camera is going to turn on and it's going to record everything that's going on back in the car. Okay. >> Good to go. >> Go ahead and uh set your butt right there. I'll get the AC turned on so that way you're not burning out. >> Go and have a seat, James. Watch your head as you're getting in, man. Watch your caba. >> Would you like to be seat belted or not? By law, you don't need to be, but if you would like to be, I'd be happy to do that. >> No. I think it's >> all right. We're going to get the AC going for you, man. >> Good to go. In the end, James Heap was not charged due to the lack of evidence. Sometimes, it's not just those in power who feel invincible. Their children may also feel untouchable because of their parents' status. This was the case with a young woman who caused a scene at an airport, thinking she could escape consequences due to her father being a senior police officer. >> I don't want to touch me. >> I said I don't want him touching me. >> I don't feel comfortable. Well, then >> I don't want you touching me. I really want your hands off of me. Yeah, actually I'm really want to punch in the face. >> In January of 2023, the staff at an airport reported an intoxicated lady who was kicked off the plane for causing trouble. >> Are you okay? >> No, I'm not. >> I'm just checking on you. >> What's going on? >> Not okay. >> What's going on? >> I told you I'm being harassed and I'm not like I'm very uncomfortable. I'm not okay. >> Okay, Mom. >> I need your cops to come right out. >> Welcome. >> Okay. I'm a police officer. I'm here to check on you. >> Thank you. I need your cops to come right out. >> Okay. Open the stall. Let me let me >> I'm not going to go to that in a second. >> Okay. Well, I can talk to you through the stall. What's going on? >> I have no idea. Like they like I have no idea. Everyone said they were fine with me. >> Uh-huh. >> They were like making an issue. I was like, it's going to delay your flight. I'm not going to delay your flight. >> Are you trying to go home or on vacation? >> No. I'm going to work. What do you mean? >> Okay. Do you want to come out here and I can help you out? What a >> I don't feel sincere in your voice that you're going to help me out. >> I'm here to help you. What airline are you flying with? Obviously, no airlines. I was the last airline tonight. Y'all just money, bro, cuz I didn't want to make a scene for y'all. >> Okay. So, my biggest concern >> I mean, I got off the plane so it didn't have to be a thing. You know what I mean? >> Yeah. >> I was like trying to be helpful, but like honestly, it's ridiculous. >> When she finally came out, the police tried to engage her in a friendly conversation, but she put up a silly attitude. >> Do you have your boarding pass? Yes, ma'am. >> Where's your ID? Do you have your ID? Am I Am I? Yes. Get it out for me. I'm going to go to Frontier for you. >> And you you swear you didn't have anything to drink today. >> You're fine. Yes, I swear >> you did not have anything to drink today. >> I I am not being out of control >> because you can fly if you haven't had anything to drink and they think you safe to fly. But there has to be a reason for them to have kicked you off the plane. So just be honest. Just be honest. >> Thanks to me. >> Yeah, let's just go here. Just be honest. >> Did you have anything to drink? >> Is that against the law? >> No, that's a lawyer. No, >> I'm going to call a lawyer. >> For what? >> Before I ask answer any more questions, I'm going to call the lawyer. >> Did you have anything to eat today? >> I'm going to call a lawyer. Before I answer any other questions, I'm going to call a lawyer. >> Did you have anything to eat today? >> I'm going to call a lawyer. >> Have you eaten today? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> You haven't had anything to eat today? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> You take medications? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Are you flying? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Are you going to Georgia? >> Talk to my lawyer. >> Atlanta, >> talk to my lawyer. >> Okay. >> We can both be ridiculous. They're running people at a D. So, >> right, it's fine. That's allow. It's fine. This is great. So, how do we want to spend our Sunday night? >> You know, you know, D. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. So, we'll just hang. >> I will I'll be happy to leave. >> Once they confirmed that she was indeed intoxicated at the airport, the police went ahead to arrest. However, it did not stop her from running her mouth. >> Police. What was that lady doing? This y'all has a reason >> screaming skipping cussing recording everything. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you. >> Listen. I know my laws and saying I'm just asking. I'm trying. >> I literally because I offended somebody's feelings doesn't mean I should get kicked off of it. >> No, it doesn't. >> Look, Karina didn't here's the deal. Okay. >> Listen, I did. Listen, you did. You just said we didn't. We are the police. We don't work for the airline. The airline calls us and we come over to >> Okay. So, she's screaming. We have no eyes. >> I'm ready. When you literally >> Okay, Miss Karina, >> please don't touch me if you don't have a reason to. >> Okay, I have a reason to. Okay, >> I'm arrested. >> Yes, you're going to be arrested for public intoxication. Okay, >> take your backpack off. >> Yep. And the reason is because I talked to their airline and they said that you were kicking and screaming and causing service. >> I'm not doing any of that. >> Wait, wait. No, I want to >> take your backpack off. Okay, it's all being recorded. Just take your backpack off. Okay. >> Are you serious? >> Take your backpack off. >> No, I'm not doing that. >> Okay. Will you Will you >> I'll call my dad. I'll call my dad. No, I'm talking my dad. >> Yeah. No. Calm down. >> Calm down. Lieutenant, calm down. >> No. >> No. >> No. I I was not kicking and screaming anywhere on that thing. No. Pull up the finish. All right. That's just calm down. >> No. Shoot me then. We're not phone. Sorry. driving. >> I'm trying to figure out what's going on. >> Well, you don't want to talk to us, Karina. So, I had to go ask the airline. >> Okay. So, believe whatever they want. Like, whatever. This is annoying. It's an inconvenience. >> Is your address on your license, correct? >> Call my lawyer about that. Don't touch my [ __ ] >> Don't put it in your bag. >> No. >> Her aggression was triggered because she didn't want an officer touching her. >> No knives, no weapons. >> No, no. You take prescription medication >> for what? >> ADHD. >> ADHD. >> You take your medication today? >> Should I? >> No. It's like what? 7 a.m. >> I don't I really don't feel comfortable touching me. I'm scared. I'm scared right now. >> No, I No, I don't want him touching me. I literally He's on a power play mode. I don't want him touching me. >> I literally don't want him touching me. >> I'm asking you not to let him touch me. I don't want I don't want you touching me. I don't want him touching you. I don't want him touching me. >> I said I don't want him touching me. >> I don't feel comfortable. Well, then >> No, I don't want you touching me. >> Well, see, that's why he was doing that cuz now you're kicking. >> I Yeah, because he's touched me. I don't want him to. >> You shouldn't touch woman. She doesn't want to be touched. >> Well, right now you're under arrest and he has that ability. >> Wow. You can come under arrest. Okay. You >> Oh, yeah. You can do everything want to put the cops, please. Karina, >> no. I don't want him touching me. I'm feeling really uncomfortable. I feel like it was like >> he's just holding your leg. >> No. No. The fact that I wasn't even arrested. I feel like I'm not like it wasn't in the right. If I felt like he was on the right, it would be understandable. But every phone about that is that the fact that he's holding me like this is not okay. How would you feel? Dad, your dad's a police officer, right? >> Your dad's a police officer. >> Not mentioning your dad's a police officer. >> I would feel uncomfortable cuz I trust >> Yeah. go. >> If he's just touching my leg. >> No, he's touching my ass with his leg. Take your feet off of it. >> That's not my foot. >> It is. >> What's that touching it? >> Hey, Karina. >> We promise we give. We'll let you stand back up. >> You want to stand up? I want you to say that you're not going to kick my officers. Okay. >> Yes, daddy. I promise, daddy. I'll be a good girl. >> This is what This is what officers try to tell girls to do. Yes, daddy. I'll be a good girl. >> Yes, daddy. >> No, this is what he's doing. This is what he's doing essentially. I don't want to touch him. >> I don't want to touch me. >> Stop. >> I said I don't want to touch you. >> What don't you understand? >> What don't you understand? >> DO NOT KICK THE OFFICER. >> Do not kick an officer. >> Okay. So, a female officer will score the gas. That's a triple. Not kicking off. >> Okay. I don't want him touching me. >> Do you understand? >> No. He touched me inappropriately. >> Do you understand? >> You don't. I >> Is she here? >> Call my lawyer. Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer. He touched me inappropriately. I don't want him to touch me. You're touching me with my ass. You're touching my ass right now. >> Get No, bro. >> Do not kick an officer. >> No, I don't give a Get my lawyer. Get my lawyer right now. I don't want touching me inappropriately. >> Probably get [ __ ] >> Okay. Oh, so far. >> Ready? >> Yep. Karina, stand up. >> She continued to resist and nag. >> You've already kicked him twice. Yeah, I don't want to push him. >> Yeah, they're so great. He was touching me. >> Yes. >> Uhuh. You'll get your phone when you get there. >> No. No. Get in my car. >> You'll get your car when you get there. >> I'm going to hold >> step into the car. >> Do not >> call my dad. >> Get in. >> Step into the car. >> Hold the car. >> You have to pull her. Yeah. >> No. Pull my l >> Karina. Step your >> [ __ ] bro. You're kidding me. >> Really? You want to keep an eye on me if I as in your mind like this is who you work with. >> I swear. >> See if you can uh ratchet down there. >> What? 22. >> Cute. >> I remember my first beer, bro. >> No, I'd rather you go with me. Hey, why don't you go with me, babe? Babe. Hey, can you please go with me? I feel safer with you. Hey, can you go with me? Hey, the girl that was just about to get in, can you go with me, please? I feel safer with you. >> The officers had to resort to force because she refused to cooperate even after arriving at the station. >> All right, Karina. So, we're going to come in here. Okay. >> No. >> Yeah. You're going to get out the car for me so we can search you inside and then you'll be able to call your father. All right. >> Obviously, like he's already here. He already has my GPS. That's not He's in the FBI, not the [ __ ] Please. Any besides the point? So, yeah. So, you really want that happen? >> You can make calls in here. >> I don't need a phone call. I don't need I don't need to tell anybody where I'm at. They always know that. >> Okay. Well, let's go. >> That's on you. >> Okay. >> So, you want >> Yeah. >> You sure? >> Think about that. >> Do what? >> I said think about that for me. Sure. >> Karina, come on. >> I don't think it's interest. No, >> it's either you getting out of the car on your own or we're going to have to help you get out of the car. >> Yeah. >> It's not your best interest. Stop shooting me. >> Karina, >> I'm just letting you know from what I'm telling you was in your best interest for your uh >> Yeah. Yeah. Hop upstairs. Assist that. Go shoot me the police, too. All right. So, we're going to assist. >> Don't touch me. I don't want you to shoot me. I don't want you. Get me. Get me. Oh my god. I'm in such a danger. Get me. >> I don't want to. >> Okay. Can you go? >> No, I'm not answer anything. >> You're not going to answer anything? >> You're not going to answer anything? >> So, you're just going to stay here. She's going to tell you >> I didn't look at anything. It's okay. It's okay. Okay. Go. >> You're going to be up there. >> Just walk right there. >> Y you're okay with them. >> Watch. Get your shoes. off and then put these on. >> Okay, my go off and I got it. I'm like player, bro. >> It's actually kind of cutting your wrist. >> I understand. Okay, >> sure. I actually look like bigger pants on every >> safe. I promise you >> I'm not taking my shoes off >> or my socks off. There's going to be no fingerprints on me at the time. No, not for >> you. Okay. >> Can you take your name? >> You're going to be okay. >> The quick looking. >> I said no. I said no. >> No, I feel safe for you. >> You would be I said no. >> I said no. I don't feel safe. I'm not touching anything. I don't trust any of you. >> You don't need to touch >> I don't trust any of you because I didn't do anything wrong. If y'all wanted to talk about something, I'm an adult. We can have a conversation about it. The fact that I'm here right now, I don't trust anybody. So, no, I'm on the [music] fence. So, no, I'm not putting my fingerprints. I need it. >> Okay. But you're going to keep something. >> I'm doing it. So, do you cut off? Cut off and cut off. >> We will to leave as soon as possible. >> We're done for you stupid. >> Yes, sir. >> Take your other shirt off. Lift your arms up. I swear I know the for being sexually. Okay, that's cool. It says tits. No, get a picture. Get a picture. It says tits. It says tit racist ass mother's racist. >> Yeah, it is racist. Just say racist. That's racism. >> Going to be okay. Come on. Okay. Come on. >> The content like this. >> This is not >> what my charge. >> It's not going to go anywhere. >> If my charge I asked what my charges, I have the right to know my charge. >> Public intoxication. >> No. >> Yes. It's three. [snorts] >> Not really. >> Police officer. >> Yes. Patty. >> What do you think that's going to do? Don't know. Really? >> Come on. Seriously. Okay. >> Relax your hand. >> Come on. Relax your hand. >> Push out. Okay. Relax your hand. >> Come on. >> Relax your hand. Just bring me there. >> It's okay. >> It's a procedure. >> No, it's not. This is not I've been through procedures. It's not a finger right there. >> It's not doing it. No, >> just put your finger there. >> I just not doing it. >> Just put your finger there. >> No. I mean, there's cameras everywhere. So, I mean, you're safe. >> I know. My GPS is here. I'm not safe with you. I don't want you touching me. I really want your hands off of me. Actually, I'm really want to punch in the face and you can shoot me after that. So, you want I really want your hands off of >> I want her hands off of me. I don't want somebody clean. That's all right. >> Okay. [snorts] >> She proved very stubborn and they had no choice but to lock her in a cell. She was charged with a public officer, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. Next, we have a public prosecutor who sped recklessly because she had a strong belief that she was above the law. >> Well, you're not supposed to be on the phone while you're driving either. >> Yes, I am with No, this is my lunch. Would you talk to your talk to Dennis? This is ridiculous. I have the right to detain you until this is done. >> Then just write me the ticket. I really don't care. >> Okay. >> Well, then just hang out at the back of the car >> because I'm the one that's going to prosecute myself. >> On the 22nd of April, 2024, officers encountered one of the most entitled and arrogant district attorneys in recent New [music] York history when they responded to a speeding vehicle. The driver, later identified as Monroe County District Attorney Sandra Dory, refused to stop and drove to her home where she engaged in a heated confrontation. >> Chief, sorry, I'm the DA. I was going 55 coming home from work. >> 55 and a 35. >> I don't really care. >> Okay. >> So, you can call. >> Can you come? Can you please come over here? You're on a This is on a traffic stop, ma'am. >> Yes, it is. You can call Dennis Cole Meer right now. >> Okay. I'm telling you why I stopped you. You didn't stop at all. Did you not hear my lights or sirens or anything? >> No, I didn't actually. I was on the phone. >> Okay. Well, you're not supposed to be on the phone while you're driving either. >> Yes, I am. With the handsfree. Absolutely. >> Okay. Why are you so upset at me? I'm doing my job. You You just admitted to me that you were going 55 and a 35 on Phil to leave me alone. >> It's >> Officer Chris Foley. >> Christopher, >> can you stay over here, ma'am? You're This is a traffic This is This is a legal traffic stop. Do you have your ID? No, it's in my purse here. >> You have your purse right there. >> No, this is my lunch. Would you talk to your talk to Dennis? This is ridiculous. Just go away. >> Hello, sir. >> Good. Ma'am, can you please stay at the back? This is a Ma'am, this is legal traffic stop. Can you please stay over here? >> No. Hey, baby. Get your little guy out of here. >> Sir, I stopped her for going 55 and a 35 on Phillips Road. >> On Philips Road. >> And she failed to stop. She drove all the way back home and parked in her garage >> and now she's not she's not complying with any of my commands. Ma'am, do not go inside. >> Oh my god. >> Yep. Yep. All right. Back. Ma'am, come outside. You can't just go inside. This is a traffic stop. Here's your phone back. >> I understand the law better than you. Would you >> 953? Can you have a supervisor come to the scene? >> No. Get out of my house. The DA's arrogance and condescending attitude were very repulsive. The presence of the officer only agitated her further. >> I don't know why. I don't know why you're acting like this towards me. >> Can you please go to the back of the vehicle? >> I'm not going to. I'm home. [snorts] I was going I was okay. 50. >> I don't care if you got home. You were supposed to stop at Phillips Road when I pulled you over when my lights were initiated. >> I didn't know you were stopping me. There was lots of other people on the road. >> I was right behind you. >> Yeah, there were other people on the road, too. >> Okay. I was directly behind you. >> Dealing with you right now. >> Can you please step over here? >> I'm not going to. >> What is the reason you're you're so against what I'm doing? I'm doing my job. You say you're a DA? >> I am the DA. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let me get you my badge. I am the DA in of >> I just don't understand the hostility towards me. I'm doing my job. >> No, you're being an [ __ ] How am I being an >> I am the VDA in Monroe County. >> I understand that. But that doesn't give you a right to go 55 and a 35. >> And you even admitted to me that you went 50. I understand that, ma'am. I understand that. >> I don't You know what? If you give me a traffic ticket, that's fine. I'm the one who prosecutes it. Okay, just go ahead. >> She literally claimed to be above the law, which showed the epidome of her privilege. Her entitlement was so staggering that she didn't even pretend to consider herself equal. >> I just don't understand the hostility. I understand you're coming home from work. >> And half the time I was on the phone with Dennis telling him, "Why are you pulling me over?" >> You're not even supposed to be on the phone to begin with. You should know that. >> Oh. Oh. Oh. I'm handsree. Absolutely. You should know the law. >> Okay. If it is handsree, that's great. But at the end of the day, you're going 55 and a 35. That's 20 miles over the speed limit. >> Okay. You know what? That's fine. You know what I've been dealing with all day? Three in the city. And do you think I really care if I was going 20 m over the speed limit? >> Hey, I'm just doing my job. If you pulled If you pulled over when you saw my lights, which obviously you did? >> I thought you were going somewhere else because I thought no one would ever pull a a black SUV if you ran my plates. >> I didn't run your plate. I just called your plate out and then I'm following you because you're not stopping. >> She said no one would pull over my car if you ran my plate. She believed she was above the law and could break it, which is exactly what she did. She knew she wouldn't get into trouble for it, which was very >> Just come outside over here. >> No, I'm not going outside. >> Okay. >> I'm waiting for you just to leave. >> Well, I'm having a supervisor come cuz that's what my chief told me to do. >> Yeah. This is >> Do you have your driver's license? >> I just showed you my driver's license. >> You show me your You showed me your badge. >> She's She's a DA. >> Yep. I know. >> And I was just trying to pull into my driveway. I was on the phone with Dennis Colemire saying, "Would you please tell the person who's following me that I'm almost home?" >> Ma'am, I understand you were going home, but I started my lights back at Phillips Road. Hey, >> I'm on Phillips Road again. And there are other cars. >> I was right behind you. Directly behind you. At >> at the end go ahead like you want at the end of the day. Go ahead if you want to write me a traffic ticket. >> Okay. At the end of the day >> at the end of the day I was stopping you for speed. If you just stop bad day I've been dealing with >> I get it and I get it. We have bad days also ma'am. >> Sorry. I'm sorry. >> We have bad days also. >> I'm going to just add it to the job real quick. So now supervisor's on his way and then we'll go from there. >> Supervisor's coming up here. >> Huh? Who? >> Sergeant Johnson. >> I understand you had like I get it. I We all have bad days at work. >> And I'm going to go in the house. Seriously, this is ridiculous. >> No, this is a traffic stop and I'm you out of everyone should know that if there's a legal traffic stop, which I have, I have the right to detain you until this is done. >> Then just write me the ticket. I really don't care. >> Okay. Well, then just hang out at the back of the car >> because I'm the one that's going to prosecute myself. >> You know what I'll do with the ticket? >> Okay. >> It was absolutely disgusting to hear her say she would prosecute herself while laughing. It said everything about her. She continued to show her power. >> Just come out here for me and just stand >> walking out there. I'm not. I'm not. Hey, baby. You ready? Cory, you just want to stand up here. >> Yeah, as long as it's added to the job. >> Sergeant on his way. >> You said 10 time four. >> Okay. >> I was speeding for He turned around. I didn't know if it was me. I wasn't sure because there were other cars going back and forth that I got to turn into the field press. I'm like, I'm just going to drive home. That's what I did. So, getting and I got on the phone. I don't know even before I turned when I turned in and said, you know, it's me that they're stopping. Just tell them it's me. >> So, I don't think that's general rule of thumb. >> 942. >> There other cars. >> I'm just going to pull in. >> You happy to >> I would advise against that. I mean, you're supposed to pull off to the side of the road if somebody with their emergency lights is coming behind you anyways. >> Yeah. I just >> Cory, it's fine. Just >> we're having supervisors come and then we'll go from there. >> Oh, come on. Just >> This is what my chief wants. That's at the end of the day. You called him. I spoke to him on your phone and this is what he wants. >> Again, seriously like neighbors. Seriously, there's three officers here. Ready? >> You guys can go. You guys go. I'll wait here with wait for Sergeant LT. Sounds like LT is coming though. >> All I think is I was going 20 mph over the speed limit Phillips. I didn't pull over. I just figured I'd drive to my driveway. He should have run the plate. It's a big black SUV. It's a big black SUV. >> She was going 55 and 35 on Phillips. She didn't stop at all. She decided to drive home, called the chief, and this is where we're at. >> She's admitted multiple times to me. >> So, I attempted to stop her on Phillips Road. >> Yeah. >> Going 55 and a 35. >> Yeah. >> Didn't see the plate. I was just keeping an eye on the vehicle because she wasn't stopping. Drove all the way here, >> pulled into her garage, got out, was just being aggressive towards me for no reason. I was being respectful telling her this is a legal traffic stop. Come to the back of the vehicle. No. So she called chief then that's why I requested a supervisor. Okay. >> And now she was wanted to go inside told her no you can't go inside and this is where we're at. So >> while the lieutenant and supervisor talked with her inside the garage it didn't seem like it would affect [snorts] her or the charge she had committed. >> You should know that's not an arrest. You know 717 I got nothing ID. >> I gave it back to her. It's attached to the job and everything. I didn't want to stop because I was already down the street. I figured I would just stop in my fig I thought it would be easier. I'm still rolling. So, >> yeah. Do you um >> I mean, it's your traffic stop. I'm not going to tell you how to handle it. >> Yeah. I explained to her. I mean, she knew she knew exactly that she was going 55 and a 20 or a 35. She even called the chief. So, it's like I you know, like I Like I I don't care just writing her the speeding ticket and being done with it, but technically it's a restable fence that she didn't stop. >> What's all set? Make contact over the phone. Accidental call. >> What's the deal? You got >> ticket. What are you going to do? >> I mean, it's your stop. I'm not going to interfere with that. >> Yeah. >> She came home. I mean, obviously, if I >> makes no sense. I explained that to her. Makes no sense to >> She came home. She failed the stop. I mean, it's arrestable offense. I'm not trying to arrest the DA of the county, but also I want I don't want to not do my job and not at least write or something. So, >> I get it. And I'm not like I said, I'm not going to >> I'll at least render the freaking going 55 and a 20. >> Okay. At the end of the day, I got discretion whether or not. >> No, I get it. I understand. >> So, >> hello There should have been an investigation. She made the whole department look corrupt from the chief down to the rest using her privilege. The only reason she was given leniency was her position as DA, which she and both the chief and supervisor let her get away with it. >> All right, ma'am. So, I'm issuing you speed in zone 55 and a 35. >> I'll take care of this. So, I'll be prosecuting myself. >> Okay. At the end of the day, if you see my lights and sirens behind you and obviously they're going off, just pull over. We can have a conversation and be on our way. I kept my eye on your vehicle. I'm not going to check my computer to see what plate it is. If a vehicle is not stopping for me, I want to keep my eyes on that vehicle for my safety so I can hold it at the end of the day. Okay. I I I'm sorry that you had a bad day >> and I'm sorry it went this way, but >> I do respect what you do. Have a good day, man. >> The whole I'll be prosecuting myself thing was problematic. She mocked everyone present, implying she could make the charges disappear. She had no business exercising any kind of authority. It seemed the officer was intimidated by her. She should have been taken to jail for evading arrest instead of just [music] receiving a ticket. In the end, the suspect was issued a ticket for speeding.