from this woman who thought she could bribe her way out of a traffic violation. >> I can give you like $300. Please, sir. >> We're going to go to the back seat. We're going to go to the back seat. >> Please, sir, don't do this. I'll give you $1,000 if you don't take me to jail. Please. >> Unfortunately, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor andor. >> For this woman who thought her donations to the police would shield her from her crimes. You >> had nothing to do with calling this. >> I support Dunwy. I finance Dunwitty. I have a business in Dunwitty. Seriously, guys, I donate to your Dunwy female >> department. I donate to you >> big time. >> I fun Dunwy. Look up my company. >> Here are some of the most interesting moments before corrupt executives realized they have just bribed the wrong cop. Starting with the case of Amanda, a user who sent officers on a wild goose chase for her own amusement and still believed a bribe was a penance for her initial prank. >> This has happened multiple times. You call us on 911 to say you need help and then we show up and you say you don't need help. >> Hold on. You're not >> You're not free to go yet. >> You're not free to go yet. >> Okay. I'm willing to play with you. Please don't touch me. >> There must be a way out of this. I can pay you. >> No. Are you offering to bribe us? >> On June the 19th, 2024, during the late night hours in Wworth County, Wisconsin, deputies responded to a distress call from a woman identified as Amanda, who reported an active domestic violence incident at her house. When deputies arrived, they saw no signs of any disturbance. Obviously, the report was false. This wasn't the first time Amanda had made similar late night calls, something she treated as entertainment, as she had assumed that this very night would be no different. >> Amanda, come to the door and talk to me. Amanda, if you don't come to the door and talk to me, I'm going to leave you a citation for improper use of 911. 104. Nobody's going to the door yet. >> We don't consent for you to answer our romance. All right. >> All right. If you're not going to come talk to me, I'm going to leave you a citation for improper use of 911. >> I don't consent to you to answer further. Hi, I'm Amanda. So, I called you for help. >> I'm not going to shake your hand yet. >> Sorry. You actually don't have permission past this point. I was a complaining witness that called you. So, I don't give you permission past that point to enter my property. >> Can I explain something to you first? >> So, this is this has happened multiple times. If you call us on 911 to say you need help and then we show up and you say you don't need help. If you if you actually don't need help, we're going to write you tickets for improper use of 911. Okay? Cuz you're tying up our phone lines and you're not using 911 for what it's for the purpose. So if you need help, now is the time to tell me. If you want to step away from the residence and talk to me about it, we can do that. >> I'd be happy to talk to you up at the street side >> after you. Please. >> It's actually my property that I own. I pay great property. I don't let people walk behind me. Okay, >> that actually makes sense. >> Don't like be leery. Such a damaging property. >> No, >> I called them, not you. >> Yes. And then we're up here, right? >> Any alcohol or drugs tonight? I mean, past this, like, I'd be happy to speak to you on my property. Like, I'm definitely not going to walk to you on the property. >> Actually, I think you're supposed to say if you're recording me. >> I'm recording. >> Like, yeah. >> Um, >> keep do you want to keep going further further? >> No, I think in general like I do want to speak from my heart. >> Um, in light of Dave Simpson literally like his anniversary of death. Yeah, I got abused. >> What What happened tonight? >> It doesn't really matter. And I'm certainly not going to be coerced nor Okay. Um I think that all that matters legally is that I've met you on site at the property and I've explained to you that I am not moving forward and then you can now leave. >> No, what matters is you are calling 911. This has happened more than once. We show up, there's no emergency. So you say there's no emergency and we come out here for nothing and waste our resources. >> Okay. Should But >> so is there an emergency tonight? >> There was, but I feel like you guys have qualmed it and I'm sorry about that. >> What happened? >> Sorry. I'm really sorry. I'm willing to pay $1,000 right now if you want me to write you a check. >> No. What happened tonight? >> Sorry. This person's like blaring the light in my face. What happened tonight that made >> First of all, I already recalled that. I already recalled that like 911 call. >> Knowing the officers weren't budging on her offer, she decided to change her tactics, hoping she could throw her weight around them. >> Sorry. Would you Okay, so now I'm going to go back inside. Would you mind getting off my property? I know my lawyer would say that you would have to. Hi. Sorry. We own this property. Please get off it. >> Hold on. You're not >> You're not free to go yet. >> You're not free to go yet. >> Okay, I'm willing to play with you. Please don't touch me. >> Please don't touch me. >> I don't want to put you in handcuffs, but you're not being >> I'm not going to be arrested, though. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I didn't say you're I didn't say you're being arrested, but you're not free to go yet. >> Okay. Well, can I >> I want to know what's going on. >> I admit a tumultuous relation. >> Step off the stairs. >> I feel most comfortable being my home. >> Okay. Step off the stairs. Look >> guys, please. I'm starting a new job. What do you guys want me to do? >> We want to talk to you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> We want to know why you're calling 911. >> Because I'm in a domestic relationship that results in abuse. >> What's going on? >> What happened? So, you need to tell us >> like he like verbally abuses me a lot and then he like >> inside right now. >> Yeah, but I don't give you permission to go inside. >> We're going to try to talk to him. >> Okay. >> What's his name? >> Joe. >> Joe. >> Yeah. Joe, we can hear you in the house. Can you come out and talk to us, please? >> I just want to go inside and talk to my lawyer. >> Okay, but that's not going to happen right now. >> I just think you guys are really good, guys. I'm like, you're going to help me out? Like, >> I know Joe is with an earshot. Um, he can hear everything we're saying. Do you want to go? Can we go up and talk on the road? >> No, I want to like honestly go to bed cuz I'm leaving. Like, I have a work trip tomorrow. >> I get that, but >> and I'm like genuinely from the bottom of my heart, sorry. At this point, we can't continue to do this where you're calling 911. We show up. You don't tell us what's going on. Okay. >> No, I'm happy to just like here. There's Joe, right? He's right there. >> Can you come out here and talk to >> the husband's right there? >> We can go ahead and confirm. >> Are you Joe? >> Yes. >> Can you come out here and talk to us, please? Ma'am, >> they're trying to arrest me. >> Nobody's trying to arrest you right now. >> I would like to go back into my home. Is there a reason for me to be detained? >> Yes, there is. >> What's my Miranda rightites? We're investigating a possible domestic abuse crime that you just told us about. >> Um Joe, do you agree that there's been no domestic assault towards one another? >> We're not going to go back and forth with each other. >> Go back inside. >> No, we're going to go back into my home here with you guys doing the same kind of stuff. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I'm I think you guys are really being very a mean people. I'm literally going to rehab. >> We're not trying to be mean to you. She's flying to rehab for literally. >> At this point, Amanda was beginning to realize that this night was very much different. She had bought her way into trouble because her prank distress calls had gone a bit too far. She needed to make something up to save her skin. >> We need to get closer to the road or we're just going to keep put your hands behind your back. You're being detained. >> Oh, wait. You can't help. You can't do that on my property. >> Stop fighting us. >> Disagree. I totally disagree. Help me. Help me. They're literally >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Chasing me. >> Yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Put your hand behind your back right now. >> Joe, help me. >> Wow. Why did you do that? >> Because you were fighting us and we were s we have a taser deployment. >> But there's no reason for me to be alive. >> There is. >> No. Help me. Regrets were now beginning to come in, but it was now almost too late. Although Amanda was willing to do anything to escape the cuffs, the ball was now out of her court. >> There must be something I can do to change this. I'm really genuinely from the bottom of my heart. >> You need an ambulance. >> No, of course not, sir. I really mean this. I'm so incredibly sorry that I acted this way. I really mean this. Like, I disrespected like Wisconsin and the state and you guys are seriously really nice and I mean this from the bottom of my heart. I really am going to rehab on Friday. Like, is there any way you guys can let me out of these now? >> What? >> Yeah, we promise we'll never call you again. >> Got her. Yeah, I got her. Step down the stairs carefully. I don't want you to fall. >> There must be a way out of this. I can pay you. >> No. Are you offering to bribe us? >> Why are you so angry? You're a crazy person. Do you even go to college? >> Okay. >> Yep. >> That's what happens when you call when the man hits you. >> It's okay. That's what happens when the man hits you. >> That's what happens when the man hits you. You get arrested by Walworth County. >> Stop yelling, >> sir. I'm allowed to say whatever I want to. Whatever. >> I don't want you. Cuz if lights start turning on out here, you're going to get disorderly conduct, too. >> I'm going have to unlock the door. Where are you from? >> You guys shouldn't be s to me. >> You guys should actually help me out. They actually get the [ __ ] beat out of me by this person. >> You guys should actually help me. They got the beat out of this person. >> It's locked. >> You guys actually should help me. They got the [ __ ] >> Okay, you got >> I'm like so sick of this. I love stay away from that. >> Why don't you just Yeah. pull forward a little bit. >> You guys suck. >> Amanda, I was trying to ask you guys out of me by this person. It's okay. >> So, what happened? >> Oh, no. And you should let the DA worry about this, right? >> What happened tonight? >> A pair of white trash officers arrested me. >> No. What happened before we got here? >> I want to go to wherever you need to take me. What happened in the residence tonight that you're saying there there's domestic Hold on one second. I I got to search you. Come back on. >> Search me now. >> Take me there. >> Come back out so I can do it. >> Get the off, dude. >> I'm not coming. >> Get out of the car. >> HELP. >> HELP. >> WHERE YOU ARE? >> HELP. HE'S CUTTING ME. You touched me like that. You touched me like that. JOE HELP. E. >> Please come up here. >> E. You're so weird. >> He's cutting me. >> They're working on it. Nobody's cutting you. I grabbed you by your arm to remove you from the car >> because we were We have to search you before we put you in our car. >> Okay. We asked you to get out of the car and you would not get out of the car >> like that for answering the door. >> Separate your feet a little bit. No light. >> You can watch that. >> I just want to go back to the cage. >> I want to go to the cage. Can you drive me? >> What? >> I want to go to the cage. Can I go now? Take me to the prison. >> Have a seat. >> No, I don't want to listen to shark. >> Oh my god. Stop being >> Stop touching me. >> Just sit in the car then and stop touching you. >> Take me to the jail. S I'd rather >> you sit in the car. We'll take you to jail. >> We're working on it. >> Is that the person I can talk to out of it? >> No. Sit in the car. >> You're not bribing anybody out of this. >> It's not a bribe. Why are you so mean? cuz you offered to pay us so that we would unarrest you. You cannot do that in the state of Wisconsin. That is illegal. So >> after the awful incident at her house, they arrived at the hospital for proper evaluation to prepare her for what awaited her. >> I It's really hurting my >> Okay. >> I'm sorry, but we're not >> There must be an ADA. I'm declaring an ADA obligation. In front of my face. We're going to go into the hospital. Okay. >> It's really hurting. I'm not joking. >> Guys, this behind my back is like I It's really hurting. >> You struggle with us more. It's just going to take >> I'm not trying to struggle with you. Just help me. It hurts my back. It really hurts my back. I don't know what to say. I'm going to ask the nurse. Like, she can probably help me. >> Okay, I'll go over county sheriff's office. We're here for you, please. >> Okay. >> It's open. You grab it. That's what that means. I'm not belling whatsoever. They just decided to arrest me because I'm unwilling to press charges on my husband who hits me regularly. >> I know that for a fact. You guys should be smart. Don't touch me again, you pervert. I'm not belligerent whatsoever. You have chosen to arrest me yelling in the >> That's not true. You have chosen to arrest me because I called the police when my husband hit me. And this is how you guys typically respond. I've asked numerous times to be able to speak to the nurse alone. Numerous times. My shoulder blades are spazzing. I'm trying to get home. Just take me home. >> I'm not taking you home. >> Okay. Take me to jail then. Just take me. >> We are working on In the end, she was transported to the county jail, after which she faced multiple charges, including bribery of public officials, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. Amanda was obviously dumb for pulling such a stunt. Yet, she came nowhere close to Carol, who wanted to exploit a police department, so she made donations to them. >> You are out in the public area. You're intoxicated and you're one you're cussing at people walking down the road. It had nothing to do with you. Seriously guys, I donate to your done Woody >> department. I've done nothing. >> I just want to go home. >> When you get to court in August, you can explain it to the judge that you did. >> What are you talking about? >> On June the 25th, 2022, late at night in Georgia. Officers received a report about a woman later identified as Carol, who had been causing unrest for hours after having too much to drink. Getting there, the officer met a quiet, composed, richl looking woman who looked nothing like the report they received. >> Good. >> You're what? >> I'm good. >> Did you call 911? >> No. >> Okay, cuz someone called saying that you were getting beat up. >> Who? Who would do that? >> Um, >> were you with someone? >> I'm from New York. I don't get beat up. >> Hey, I I believe you. But were you just with someone? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Keep driving around. And she's advising this isn't her. >> Ew. I was That's disgusting. >> What? >> What? >> Really? >> I'm just waiting for Uber to get home, >> right? Well, when I'm told that someone was beating up a white female in a white dress and you don't have any shoes on. >> Do you Do you really think I would put up with that? >> I don't know you, but I'm here to verify with you. >> E no no no. Okay. Uh, no one's touched me. I appreciate I uh support Denwi. I have a business over here. >> That's a I would never get touched from any >> Okay, that's fine. >> Carol might have fooled the first responding officer with her perceived gentle demeanor, but further investigations were going to show the officers that looks can be very deceiving. >> Okay, what's going on out here tonight? >> No one touched me. >> I didn't ask that. So, what's going on tonight? >> Nothing. >> Okay. So, why are we out here? And why do I got like multiple reports that you had a fight with someone out here? >> Seriously? >> Yeah. Seriously? >> There's no problem. >> Well, there is a problem. >> What is the problem that was called in? >> Because there is a disturbance between you and another male. >> Someone doesn't want to stay at the hotel. I've got to drive home. I'm sobering up. Okay. >> So, I'm standing here to sober up to go back home. >> Where's home at? >> Home is in Brook Haven. My daughter has a 17th. >> Do you have your ID with you? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> That's what happens when we're intoxicated outside and then you're sitting there telling me. >> Yeah. I'm not I'm not >> You're telling me that. >> Well, there was a cause out here and that's the reason why I'm out here. >> No, there wasn't. >> I'm actually just trying to go home. >> Okay. But what I'm saying is just about you got a bunch of >> it was you. >> I know you didn't do >> Oh my god. Okay. Homeless. >> All right. Go get a job. >> Really? >> You got nothing to do with calling this. >> I support Dunwitty. I finance Dunwitty. I have a business in Dunwinny. >> I'm not going to do this >> based on them. >> I don't know who them is, but them did not. >> I make good decisions. I make good decisions to make better for myself. There's my ID. >> Jesus Christ. Seriously. >> 261 name Dworth. >> Look at my salon. I've got a business in this area. >> Last name is going to be spelling E. Oph >> and the first name is Carol. C A R O L. >> Oh my god. >> 0128 1970. >> I'm not driving. I'm going to my hotel room. I'm not driving. >> Carol was clearly a rich woman who lived in her own fantasy of being untouchable. But if she had gotten away with her actions in the past, that was most likely going to change. >> Okay. Well, listen to me. You're intox. >> Yeah, I'm going >> one more. I'm going to go ahead and take you to jail. Do you understand me? It does not matter. You are out in the public area. You're intoxicated and you're one you're cussing at people walking down the road. It had nothing to do with you. are ridiculous. >> Go ahead and lock her up for for me. Go ahead. You're under arrest right now. >> For what? >> For disorientation, >> Angelo. >> Stop. What am I doing? >> Relax your arms. >> Relax. >> Before you catch another charge. >> Come on. >> Relax. >> I'm trying to wait for Uber. >> I don't care. Relax your arms. >> I'm waiting for Uber. >> Relax your arms. >> What are you doing, Angela? >> He didn't do nothing. I am. Who caught? I'm just waiting for Uber to go back to Brook Haven. My daughter just turned 17. I got a hotel room. >> Oh my god. What? What? Seriously, guys, I donate to your done Woody >> department. I'm salon over at Parkplace with the lawns and >> Okay. >> Really? >> I donate to you >> big time. >> Yes. So the thing is is that when you're cussing at people that walk by that have nothing to do with you. >> I'm not doing anything else. >> You s here cussing this guy walking by you has got nothing to do with you. >> Who is he? >> The person you just cussed at. >> Oh. Oh. We can't talk anymore. >> We can't cuss at people. >> What does this come down to? We can't talk to people. >> I'm not going to jail. I've done nothing wrong. >> You're under arrest. How about that? >> Under what? >> For disorderly under the influence. And if you keep pulling away from the offic one more time, you're going to >> trying to get a Uber home. >> If you pull away from the officer one more time, >> I will have another charge on you. And yes, I'm dead serious. >> Why? I'm just trying to go home. >> Well, tonight you're going to jail, unfortunately. Have a seat in the car. >> There's no charges under anything. >> Get in the car, though. >> I'm not going to argue with you about it. Have a seat in the truck. >> Seriously, I company. I donate to done. Woody, >> get in the back of the Tahoe before you get another charge. >> Oh my god. >> Inside the truck. >> I've done nothing. >> I just want to go home. >> When you get to court in August, you can explain it to the judge that you didn't have. >> What are you talking about? >> Slide in the truck. You're going to have a court date in August. >> I want to know the charges right now. >> I'll tell you when you get in the truck. I've already told you >> already under the influence and obstruction because you're fighting where you're pulling. >> I'm trying to go home. >> You are under arrest. Get in the back of the truck. >> I'm trying to go home. >> In the back of the truck. >> Are you guys seriously? >> Absolutely. >> It is my daughter's I just came here to I saw it all in this seat. >> Really? >> I don't know how many times more I've got to tell you. Yes. Really? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> I know your people in Dunwitty. >> Okay. Well, I don't know what people you're talking about. >> What is your officer's name? What are Who are you? >> I'm Sergeant Foreman. >> Foreman? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Move your foot. >> I donate tons of money to gun. >> So, are you trying to go and sit there and say good job? There is no reason for this. I'm standing there waiting for Uber to go home. >> Okay. >> To go home. >> You're intoxicated out in public and you're >> so what? >> Okay. Move your foot. >> Just then, when the officers had a lead on what had gone wrong earlier, Carol's boyfriend rushed to the scene. And even though he was not there initially, the cops expected him to know better. >> I have no idea what's going on. >> All right. So, we got a call that two individuals all descriptions or in some kind of altercation. >> We call 911. >> Oh, I don't know. >> I have no comment. >> Okay. Who is she? >> My girlfriend. >> Okay. And I have a reservation here for a room which >> Okay. And what's going on >> that someone said that you were in altercation? >> Uh I I have I did not do anything. >> Oh, see. So someone else called something. So who called what? >> Right. Someone called us and she was standing there as the only person matching description who's in an altercation with now you because she's naming you and the front desk clerk saw you two together earlier. >> She's >> Hey, Carol. Carol, I did nothing. >> Do you have an ID on you, sir? >> Oh, sure. I have an ID on you. >> Okay. >> Um I do feel that I did nothing. Carol, >> talk with us. >> Sir, you can talk to me. >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Well, I talked to her and she was >> Why is she being apprehended? >> Detainer. >> Stop. >> Why? >> Because Well, I have not gone over there to talk to my supervisor. >> She She did nothing wrong. >> Okay. Can I please see your ID and we will talk with you. >> Okay. She did nothing wrong. She's >> Jesus Christ. What is going on here? >> Here's my ID. >> Okay. Thank you, sir. So, we will find out what's going on with her because I am not a part of the conversation that >> she has done nothing wrong. She's nothing against me. I did not call anything. I don't know what's going on here. >> That is wrong. >> Well, I don't know what she told them. >> Okay. >> So, I don't know if she's refusing to identify herself or she's giving false information. >> She's probably combative, but >> is she drunk? Has she been drinking tonight? We both have, but I don't think that merits anything for her being >> hog tied right there. Please, >> please. >> Well, once we get her in a spot, >> oh my god. >> Our supervisor will come over here and talk to you because that's who was talking to her was our sergeant. >> She does not deserve to be hog dyed. >> We have a hotel room. She can come into here. >> Mhm. >> Okay. Jesus Christ. Really? But I do object for what I saw over there. What I saw was her being hog tied and I don't believe that she deserve that. >> Okay. >> I did not call anything. >> I don't understand this. What I what I believe is something is being Okay. >> Okay. So, you're saying that you didn't call? >> I didn't do anything. We have no fight. We are a conversation. We are a relationship. I don't know who did what, but what I saw her being hog tied right there is unacceptable. And I do not understand what's going on there. I will sit here and listen to you guys. But I saw her being hog tied. >> Okay, that's perfectly fine. >> Down, thrown down, and hog tied. >> That's perfectly fine cuz we're trying to figure out what's going on, too. >> Okay, >> cuz when I talked to her, she didn't really want to talk to me. And that's fine. >> She doesn't want to talk to anyone, which is her right. But for her to be hog tied, what I saw there, four men hog tied, hog tying her, unacceptable. And I want to know what's going on. >> Okay? I'm sure you'll be getting an answer here in the next couple minutes. >> Okay? And I will admit, you hog tie her, you are going to feel the wrath from her. So I don't understand why she was hog tied. That's what I want to understand. Carol's boyfriend didn't have any reason to be rude with the officers. At this point, he was beginning to push his boundaries. Although the cops were being patient, it was only a matter of time before they served him a slice of humble pie. >> So, I want to understand what that is. >> Are y'all married? >> It doesn't matter if we're married. >> It does matter. >> No, it does not. We are common. We are We are together. >> So, I want to understand what this is. >> Okay. Are you married or not? No, we are not. >> We all live in the same house. >> Yes, we live in the same house. >> How long have y'all lived together? >> 2 years. >> Okay. So, the reason why we're out here is because we got a call of a fight between >> From who? From who? >> Someone that called 911. >> From who? >> Doesn't matter. Somebody called about it. Man, >> it doesn't matter. From who? >> It absolutely does. Independent witness. I wanted to understand four men taking a woman down hog tagging her and that's what you did. Where is she? And I'm here. I'm here. Where is she? You put her in cuffs and you hog tied her where? And put her where? >> Yeah, I can tell you. I just saw her. She wasn't hog tied. She was in cuffs. Absolutely. But she was not hog tied. >> You didn't put her down on all fours? >> I didn't. I just got her. No, >> I just walk by her. >> Okay, stand up. Whatever you want to do >> as a man who is in a relationship with her. You understand my predicament, right? >> No, I'm here to try to understand with you. >> I don't understand what's going on. >> So, like you said, there's not one >> who reported it. >> So, you want to understand >> and I am a her. >> You want to understand? >> I'm a her man. to them. I'm here trying to help you understand. Do you want to talk about it? >> Yeah, let's talk about >> Okay. So, like the other officer was saying, my sergeant was saying, there's a 911 call out here about a fight. Okay. >> You got to understand, doesn't this matter 911 call? >> You're at a hotel in public. >> It doesn't matter who called. You're doing this for everybody can see you and anybody can call about it. >> Oh my god. >> Now, who called it doesn't matter. The fact that somebody saw that, they called you, described you, we found you, and y'all are doing some shenanigans out here. All right. So, we're out of here to talk to y'all cuz I was >> allegedly. Right. >> Allegedly. >> So, we got to talk to people that has been seen stuff out here. >> Allegedly. >> I want to keep that clear. Allegedly. Right. Isn't that proper? Camera. Camera. Camera. Allegedly. Someone says that something was going on here. But you didn't observe anything, right? >> Yeah. That's not how it works, man. Did you observe anything going on over here? >> I I had >> But I saw my girlfriend with four officers putting her down and tying her up. That's what I saw. >> Most likely they found a problem cause of some sort of crime. I wasn't here for that. But no, these folks, yeah, they probably put her in handcuffs and hog tie is not something we do. >> That's what I saw. I saw that. >> So convince me. >> What's hog tying you? What's hog tying? I just want to make sure >> putting her down on all fours, putting her both hands behind her back and her feet and using ties to apprehend her. That is a hog tie for me. >> So, I walked up here just a couple minutes ago. She was walking on her two feet with handcuffs, metal handcuffs just like you behind her back. >> That is what I observe. >> Hog tie. No, that's not something we do. If >> I'm wrong, >> I've never seen that apartment ever. And I've been here for three years. >> Okay. All right. >> Yeah, we don't hog tie. Like you said, it'll be on video camera if we did. I'm sorry that that's what you saw, but we didn't do that. >> I have no problem with the police. I love you guys, but this is up. >> After a minute of putting on a show, overwhelmed with confidence, little did he know that it was only a matter of time before he would learn that unrealistic bravery is all it takes to earn some real life regrets. >> You under arrest. >> I'm under arrest. >> Go ahead. Stand up, sir. >> Yes, sir. >> Split your hands. 317 may ask why I'm under arrest for disorderly under the influence any disorderly conduct. Okay. >> So, I got a third party that sit there and witness between you and her um poke on the corner and you had her all pinned up against the wall and your other cop against the wall. >> Okay. Wow. It's not going to be this Explore, but it's going to be the Tahoe. After the officers had relieved him from his illusion with a governmentissued silver bracelet, they were faced with a more challenging manner that needed a well orchestrated approach. >> Really, guys? Really? But you all want to listen to the homeless guy there. Really? Um, this is weird. You guys are ridiculous. I've done nothing wrong. Just waiting for Uber to go home. If y'all want to listen to the homeless guy of his god, I'm gonna call a few people once I get a phone call. Ability to done with Woody. Absolutely. This is ridiculous. People talk. He parked the car. We came in. I decide to go back to my house because we have a the 17th birthday with my aunts and uncles at my house. We are staying here. Why not listen to the story instead of assuming? God, you guys are big making a big mistake. Big mistake. I sued my lawyer and he I debarred him. I have lawyers. I have lots of people around me. My salon, my business has been vandalized through homeless people. You guys are going to listen to these people. You are done. I'm going to blast this. I'm going to put this in the A. I'm going to put this report in the A because I'm connected and this is ridiculous. And Dunwitty. Absolutely. Who called this? The hotel? the homeless guy and you just took two people who pay day and night, night and day and work their asses off. You just took two people away. Jesus Christ. No one hit me. Sometimes it just doesn't get along. Sometimes you just don't get along. There's cameras right there to the right. Right there. Look up, officer. Right there to the right. do it and I will challenge you and I will sue the out of you guys. I pay you all. I donate. I did the Dun Woody donation. I do Brook Haven donation. I am Salon over at ParkPlace. I'm friends with Brian Olsen Alain's bakery. I am Parkplace. You want to with us? >> You're going to put me in jail for what? I see those cameras right there. I see everything. Do not defund what I give. I am New York >> and I believe in the officer. I am a Republican. God, you take me out of this. I donate to Dunwitty. I go to Dunwitty Ball. I go to Brook Haven Ball. I donate to you police officers because I believe in you and believe in protection. Sir, I didn't do anything to anybody. New York. I'm from New York. They got defunded. They get defunded. Y'all get defunded. I fund. >> So go fight for the homeless. Go ahead. Go for it. >> Yeah. I fun Dunwitty. Look at my company. Look at the reports. What I do as a female almost homeless people sitting in front of my salon almost watching me to be to be watched over my salon girls. My girls. 15 employees. I do. >> From all signs, the officers could tell that she was a narcissist who wanted things on her own terms with zero regard for anyone else. >> You're ridiculous. You are [ __ ] Look at my business. Look at the reports. What I do, how I protect myself as a female small business owner in Atlanta, Georgia. You want to put me in jail? I got employees to do tomorrow morning. I got to go to work tomorrow morning. You want to put me in jail because I have a dispute over someone and I removed myself to get a Uber. You're ridiculous, sir. Where are you guys for me when those homeless guys are there in front of my salon? So, I can't be there tomorrow for my employees to watch over them. And cuz Dunwitty is not there for me at all. And I donate to Dunwitty. And I donate to Brook Haven for the police. Do it. You go be great. This is ridiculous. This is everything news right now. Holy, is this happening? I'll send for the homeless. I will bring this up to the counselor. I will bring this up to the mayor. I will bring this up tomorrow. You book me. This comes up and I will fight. And I know everyone everyone who called it on who called it in the homeless guy. The one with running around the park. Really, man? Really? You're gonna book me? How about him? The one that pisses on my business. So now you put me out of business as he walks free and pisses on everything. You're ridiculous. I will bring this up to the council of Dunwy and the Congress. You picked the wrong person. Nancy Pelos's husband gets away with DWI smash into a car and you're going to take me downtown. I will find you in court and I will destroy you. I know the law. I watch men off in front of my salon, in front of park place, next door to cafe in a messo. That's why they're not open during the day because there's so many homeless doing and they break in every day. You want to take me down? Who's going to show up tomorrow for my employees? My employees. Because what? I have an argument. What are you guys doing about the homeless in Dunwy? You're going to lock me up so I can't show up tomorrow. >> Because what? I tell a guy off. Really? I did something great for my life. Yeah, I did. You're going to take me away from my company. >> Go for it. You sleep good tonight, officer. You're nowhere worth an officer at all. Go to academy. Go to New York. You're a loser. You're nowhere near an officer. My two fathers served. You want to book me? Who's going to go over there tomorrow morning to clean up the from the homeless? Really, what would have been great is just get a ride home. In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, public drunkenness, and afraid. Onto another intense case of a woman named Love. Thought she could have so much to drink and drive recklessly as long as she had some bills to tip the cops. >> Miss, place your hands behind your back for me. >> Am I going to jail? >> Unfortunately, so Miss Web, I think you're too impaired to drive. Okay. >> I can give you like $300. Don't say that. Please, sir. >> We're going to go to the back seat. We're going to go back seat. >> Please, sir, don't do this. I'll give you $1,000 if you will take me to jail, please. >> Late into a calm night in New Mexico, an officer pulled over a woman for driving recklessly. As he moved closer to the car, he began to notice some anomalies inside the vehicle that demanded urgent answers. >> Hello, folks. >> Hi. >> Roll the windows down for me, please. >> Roll this window down for me, please. The uh driver window. >> Hello, ma'am. I'm officer Olivus. I'm with the state police. How are you? >> How are you? >> I'm good. Do you have the driver's license? >> I don't have my driver's license. I don't have a grandma. >> Come talk to me. I'll get your information for you. Okay. >> Sorry, we're on the way. My grandma something's going on with her at the hospital. So, >> all you guys are all going to the hospital. >> We're going to the hospital. >> Which hospital? >> Presbyterian. >> Okay. So, what's wrong with your grandma? >> I don't know. They said that she may not wake it tonight. >> Okay. So, they're not going to let you in. I'm going to tell you right now. >> I know, but I want to go see what's going on. I'm sorry, but it's like my favorite grandma. She's always there for me. >> Okay. I appreciate that. So, those are all your family members. >> They're all my family members. >> Cool. Cool. The reason I stopped you is for reckless driving. >> Oh, I know. I've been >> You're driving crazy. Why speeding? Why? >> Because I want to go make sure that my grandma's okay. >> It wasn't uncommon for people to drive at speeds far beyond the regular speed limit when trying to save their loved ones. But for the officers, there was more to this situation than her excuse was trying to depict. >> Oh, focus. >> I'm focused. >> Sorry. I'm just so sure. >> Don't follow the tip of my fingers. I've been following it. >> When I tell you to, I want you to take nine heel to toe steps. >> Hands at your side, look down at your feet, and count out loud for each heel to toe step. Miss Web, on your ninth step, keep that foot planted. Using your rear foot, turn yourself around, taking a small series of steps. It's going to look like this. Let me give you a demonstration. Once you're facing my vehicle, take an additional nine heel to toe steps. 6 7 8 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9. >> Confirming that she had too much to drink, the officer, without any delay, chose to rescue her out of her misery in a way that she would never forget. >> Stand right there for me, Miss Web. Miss, place your hands behind your back for me. >> Am I going to jump? >> Unfortunately, so Miss Web, I think you're too impaired to drive. Okay. How? If I >> raise your hands, your hands off your back. Raise your hands up. There you go, >> Miss Web. I feel you're too impaired to drive. >> I'm not, sir. There's another driver in the car. >> So, let me tell you. Let me talk to you and you can ask me any questions. Okay. >> Please. >> Let me talk to you real quick. >> Please don't do this. My grandma died. >> Unfortunately, I'm going to talk to you and you can ask me any questions. Okay. >> I can give you like $300. >> No, don't say that. >> Please, sir. >> We're going to go to the back seat. We're going to go to the back seat. >> Please, sir, DON'T DO THIS. I'M NOT INTOXICATED. I DON'T >> I HAVEN'T DRANK NOTHING, SIR. >> Please don't take me, sir. Please. >> You I'll give you $1,000. >> I'll give you $1,000 if you will take me to jail. Please. >> So, come on in. We get you to sit down. >> The sooner we get you in, the sooner we get you out. >> I don't want to go. >> That's what I'm telling you right now, Miss Web. Unfortunately, you're going to have to go in. Offering officers on patrol a bribe wasn't uncommon, but what was alarming was her persistence, even as the officers declined over and over. However, every corrupt action carries its own ugly consequences. Unfortunately, you are being placed under arrest for driving under the influence of an intoxicating liquor and/or drugs. The New Mexico Implied Consent Act requires you to submit to a breath. >> I don't use the graph before use it on myself >> to determine the alcohol content of your blood. After you take our test, you have the right to choose an additional independent test. >> Eventually, she was arrested and charged with driving under the influence. Still on corrupt executives trying to bribe the cops. Here's a juice head grown ass woman who got herself jammed up on a golf course and then threatened to unalive an officer after they refused to accept her bribe and see her cut loose. >> Can I give you some money and we cannot go? Cuz that's what your friend said. >> You're about to rack up another charge for bribing a law enforcement officer. >> I'm going to punch you. On July the 20th, 2024, officers arrived at a golf course in Penllis, Florida, where a grown woman, later identified as Britney, had been reported for constituting nuisance. After a briefing from the golf course staff, the officers approached the reported woman who looked very energetic and confident in herself. >> Are you a member here, ma'am? >> I'm going to show you. >> They're trying to figure out if you're a member or not. >> Okay. Well, that's the thing. So they don't even like I'm about to call my mother and father and like I you're you're both there everybody's disrespecting the out of me. At this point the officers were beginning to realize that she wasn't far off from the report that they had received. They knew that she would eventually snap, letting go of the last thin threads of composure she had left. But what they didn't expect was that it would happen so quickly. >> Well, right now I'm going to ask you for your identification. Okay, >> that's fine. But you know what? I'm going to show you I'm going to show you. I want a refund for my >> Go ahead and show me your ID, ma'am. >> You know what? You can go off. >> I'm Stop. Stop. Stop. No. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> I No, it's too late. Ma'am, listen. Do not fight. Stop fighting. >> I'm not fighting. >> Do not resist. Okay. Right now, you are under arrest and you're resisting. Stop. >> Listen. >> Ma'am, listen. You are resisting arrest right now. Stop. >> Okay. Can you stop? Can you stop? This is Can you stop? >> Get down. >> Get down. >> Is this funny? >> Is this funny to you guys? Is this funny to you guys? >> I'm not laughing. Wait. Is this funny to you guys? Wait. Beautiful. >> You all right? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> So, what could have been a simple conversation >> just turned into you being handcuffed. I'm >> stand up her down real quick. >> Oh. Oh. >> Put your foot down. Stop kicking me. >> Put your foot down and stop kicking me. >> Listen. Back up in there. >> This is not This is >> Go backwards. >> Go backwards. Can you pull her back? >> Wait, what? >> This way. >> Wait, what? >> Where is Sit up? >> What is going on? >> While she was seated in the back of the officer's cruiser, still overwhelmed with confidence, she had no idea the officers were piling up statements from a witness that would completely seal her fate. >> What did you see when she was out there? And she was out there. We were on another hole and she sm you somebody else about 100 yards from us. >> Then we left, went around and then the other group that we were with were was on the same green putting. She drove across. She drove across the green. >> They were literally putting. She just drives across it by herself. And then she said she was coming back up here and that's the last time we seen her. And that was probably >> mile hour and a half ago. >> Okay. At that moment, she already knew that there was only one way that this was going to end. Rather than accept her reality and possibly learn from it, she decided to play some mind games with the officers. >> I don't even know what the I did. >> I didn't want the Are you arresting me? >> Yes, ma'am. You are under arrest. >> Why? >> Cuz you're going to have several charges. >> Well, I don't know. We told you you were under arrest and you decided to kick and fight. >> That's not true. I think you got the the girl confused. >> Why? Why does Does somebody have my property? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Well, you know what? I need my property. >> You'll get it when you get to the jail. >> So, nobody even told me what I was being arrested for. >> Uh, you're being arrested for probably one misdemeanor and one felony. I'm I'm going to jump out of the car and then I'm going to get another phone with me. >> Is it Is there like a like Are you going to arrest me? Can you just tell me now? >> Yeah, >> you can call my parents. >> No, you can call them at the jail. >> Are we Are we going to go? >> No, you're going to be going in a van. >> What do you mean? >> It's a conveyance van. >> What do you mean? >> What do you mean? What do I mean? At this moment, she was beginning to see that the officers were not buying any of her tricks. She could have simply thrown in the towel, but she still had a fat bank account and one more card left to play. >> Well, or can we just not go? >> What? >> Can we just not go? >> No. >> Can I just give you some money and we can not go? Cuz that's what your friend said. >> You're about to rack up another charge for bribing a law enforcement officer. >> I didn't say that. Your friend said that. I I saw him do the little money sign. He I I would never do that. For a woman who was clearly used to throwing money at her problems, being turned down by the officer was not going to sit well with her, especially with her new reality. >> I need to face these two. >> Yes, ma'am. I need you to face this right there. Separate. >> I need you to separate. Stand right there. >> Separate your feet. Separate your feet. Separate your feet. Separate your feet. The front to be more comfortable. Okay. Who the are you guys? >> Hey. Hey, >> Britney, don't even start. >> Well, I need some ID. >> Britney, stop. >> Well, can I see some ID? >> Just Hey, listen. Don't get another charge. >> Okay, just just relax. >> Well, can I have one? >> Just relax. >> Oh, well, can I see? Can I have my stuff? >> Britney. Yes, we have your stuff. We're going to give it to you. >> Listen, stop it. >> Stop it. >> Stop it. >> Excuse you. Can you take me to my house? It's the first time someone hit me. >> I'm going to punch you and kill you. >> Yeah. >> Yeah, that's not a threat. How about that? >> Excuse you. >> Wow. >> Okay. Where's my stuff? >> This guy with the brown shirt, he is not here for any of this. >> I want my stuff. >> Okay. We're going to give it to you. >> Okay. So, but you know what? I think you have me confused with the somebody else. >> Can I talk to Can I talk to him? Can I talk to Can I talk to this guy? Can I talk to this man? Can Excuse me, sir. I want to talk to this man right here. >> Okay. >> I want to talk to this man. >> All right. >> No, I'm not going in there. >> You know what? >> I want to talk to this. Listen, he'll talk to you once you get in there. >> Listen, there's two. Come back. >> I want to talk to >> Go in there. >> No, go in there. No, there's no conversation to be had. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly intoxication.