Reason I stopped you today is your speed. 63 in a 30. Any reason for it? Can I get out and park you right here? Okay, how much you had to drink tonight? Really? Nothing? You're driving 67, sorry, 63. I can smell alcohol coming from the vehicle. >> Public roads aren't racetracks, but that doesn't stop some dumb teens from driving more than double the speed limit like they're in a Fast and Furious movie. However, what happens when these reckless drivers encounter no-nonsense cops who don't hesitate to teach them a lesson they'll never forget? >> You can't drive. All right, you're speeding. You have no license. >> Okay. >> All right, the car's going to be >> Back up. >> Back up. >> You're arresting the wrong person. I promise and I swear to God. Watch this. >> Say it again. >> Watch this. >> Say it again. >> I promise you. Watch this. >> All right, back up. >> These dumb teens thought they could get away with driving double the speed limit. Starting with Robin, a silly 18-year-old who threw tantrums during a traffic stop and thought she could somehow get away with speeding just because she was a girl. >> Do me a favor though and step out, okay? >> Step out for what reason? What? >> Yeah, well, number one, you can't drive cuz your license is suspended. Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to put my hands on you, okay? >> Don't try it. Where is the female officer? You won't put your hands on me. >> On October the 10th, 2025, a speeding vehicle caught the attention of patrol officers who immediately initiated a traffic stop. At first, the speed limit violation was the only offense. However, the officers were about to discover that Robin had many more offenses under her belt. >> Hi, ma'am. I'm Deputy Stone with the Lake County Sheriff's Office. I'm stopping you for a couple reasons, okay? The first one was your speed. You were going 58 in a 40 back there, okay? Okay. So, I had you on radar for 58 in a 40, okay? Is this your vehicle? >> No, this is my mom's car. >> Your mom's vehicle, okay. So, the rear registration light is out on the vehicle right now. So, you got to get that fixed up. Okay. And then you're not wearing your seat belt, is that right? >> No, I took it off. >> You took the seat belt off? Okay. I got you. Okay. How much do you have in the car right now? >> I don't know. >> Okay. Just that? Okay. I got you. Um do you have your license on? No. Do you Is it suspended, revoked? It's suspended? Okay. Um do you have insurance on the car? >> Yes. >> Okay. Where does your mom live at? North Chicago. Okay. >> She going to have to come. >> Uh we'll we'll see. I mean, when did your license get suspended? >> I'm going to court for it right now. I got to go to court next month. >> You got to go to court next month? >> Yeah. >> What did you >> I'm right here down the street, bro. >> What do you mean right here down the street? >> I'm telling my mom right now. >> Okay. What's uh what's your last name? And your first name? >> Robin. >> Robin? R O B I N? >> Yes. >> All right. And then your birthday? >> 581 go ahead. >> You got that in uh insurance with you or >> Yes, on my phone. >> So, this one did just expire looks like uh September 1st. >> did he didn't send it to you cuz it's He said the insurance expired. But all three of these cards are on I'm looking at the one that's >> You're good. I'll give you some time to look for that, okay? So, right now I'm just >> This is the one he sent me. >> You're good. I'll give you some time to find updated one, okay? >> Tell him to send me the one. >> Do you need to do you want to step out, okay? >> Step out the car for what? >> Yeah. Well, number one you can't drive cuz your license is suspended. >> Okay. So, the one I step out now for? >> Well, you're going to have to get out regardless, right? Cuz you're not going to be able to drive the car. >> Okay. But what am I getting out right now for? >> Yeah, let's get out. I'm going to ask you to get out of the car. >> I'm right here on um >> Okay. Let's get out of the car. >> I'm right here on Sheridan. >> The officers had politely given Robin a lawful order. However, the teenager treated the officer's commands like mere suggestions. Moments later, Robin would come to regret that stupid decision. >> Ma'am, I'm going to ask you again or I'm going to have to put my hands on you, okay? >> I'm not WHERE IS THE FEMALE OFFICER? Don't put your [ __ ] hands on me. >> Get her in the back. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. Stop resisting. >> I'm right here, officer. Let go of my phone. >> Stop fighting. Stop >> You ain't got no business. >> I'M NOT FIGHTING YOU. MA'AM. >> 611 >> DADDY. GRANDPA. COUSIN. That's why they burning in hell. Your great grandma grandma calling you. Uh-huh. Please search on me, please. Please do a search on my dad doing. On my mama doing. >> Do you have any weapons on you? >> doing. >> No. >> You touching me. You touching on my >> No, it's not on. >> Is your camera on? Is your camera on? >> It's right on there. >> It don't matter. Okay, it don't matter. What the [ __ ] you hitting me on? >> I don't need one. Slide in there for me. Okay, you don't have >> So mad ass. >> Put it in right now. Put it in. We're going to drag you in the car. Put your feet in. We're going to >> So mad. >> You sound [ __ ] You're so goofy ass. >> Where am I going? >> TO JAIL. >> FOR WHAT? >> UH BATTERY ON police officer. >> I DIDN'T TOUCH NEITHER ONE OF Y'ALL. THE I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY AM I GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? I DIDN'T OKAY, BUT I DIDN'T TOUCH NOBODY. WHY THE [ __ ] AM GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY? I DIDN'T TOUCH YOU. WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? YOU JUST TRYING TO FIND A TICKET. I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. RUN THEM CAMERAS BACK. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? I DON'T GIVE A [ __ ] ABOUT NO PARKING IN THE ZONE. WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU AT? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? WHERE DID I TOUCH YOU? THE JUST CLOWN TOUCH YOUR DUMMY SELF. Touch your dummy people. Lying. Just lying. The When the [ __ ] did I touch you? I NEVER TOUCHED YOU. JUST TWO OF Y'ALL. HOW AM I GOING TO LET HER TOUCH YOU? The Your ass AIN'T GOT [ __ ] BETTER TO DO. HUH? NO. I DON'T KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] that address is. Figure it out. Since I touched you, figure it out. You won't get [ __ ] up out of me. Take Take ME TO THE TAKE ME TO THE STATION. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU WON'T GET [ __ ] OUT OF ME. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL FOR A BATTERY. YOU JUST SAID I'M GOING TO JAIL for a battery. So, take me there for a battery. What are YOU TALKING ABOUT? I WANT I I want to see you take me to jail for a battery right now. Come on, let's go. Cuz I'm not getting [ __ ] up out of me. Let's go. Let's go to the station. >> Robin was a delusional liar for claiming that she never battered the officers. But, the teenager was right about one thing. She was going to end up at the station. >> Give me the battery. Let's go. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Come on. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let me see you get away with this battery. Let's go. Your clown ass phone. Take me to the station. I'll get all my answers. You won't get [ __ ] up out of me. Causing that. Looking for a person. What the [ __ ] is you looking for? Nothing. Nothing's in there, dummy. >> Is there anything in your purse? >> Shut the [ __ ] up talking to me. Stop talking to me. You talking about y'all can't even tow her car. She got insurance on her car. You mean? How the [ __ ] is you towing her car? You a dumb ass clown. Nah, shut the [ __ ] up. Take me to jail like you said so I can get booked and get out. You mean? So I get booked and get out. So I get Who Who getting screened for a felony? I'm getting You really finna sit UP HERE AND LIE? You really finna sit up here and lie saying I put my hands up on you? You finna really sit up here and lie, huh? Okay, let's do it. Come on. I don't got [ __ ] else to say to you. Let's do it. Let's do it. It don't even matter. I hope your cameras was on the whole time. I hope they were. Baby, I don't got [ __ ] to worry about. I didn't lift a thing at your You mean? Can we go? Let's go. Let's go. The Let's go. >> She clears. She has >> Exactly. No warrants, none of that [ __ ] You mean? None of that [ __ ] None of that [ __ ] Dummy clown. You mean? None of that [ __ ] So stupid ass Now let's see you try to put this battery up on me, dummy. Going to shut the out this [ __ ] Let's do it. On my dead, let's do it. I need some money. Let's do it. Let's do it. Come on. Come on. Come on. Let's do it. You so mad you trying to find something. You better stay on the phone with that state's attorney. You so [ __ ] mad. Ooh. You so [ __ ] mad. You so [ __ ] mad. Uh-huh. Uh-huh. Tell the state's attorney how you on that [ __ ] phone lying. We can watch the cameras together. >> In the end, she was charged with speeding, driving on a suspended license, operating an uninsured vehicle, unlawful possession of cannabis, aggravated battery on a police officer, and resisting arrest. Robin might have been a dumb teenage girl, but at least she was smart enough not to drink and drive. However, the same couldn't be said for Emma, a blonde bimbo who had one too many drinks and drove her car like she was trying to outrun a fighter jet. >> Reason I stopped you today is your speed, 63 in a 30. Any reason for it? How much did you drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> You're driving 67, sorry, 63. I got small alcohol coming from the vehicle, and you haven't been drinking at all? >> On May the 24th, 2025, officers on patrol spotted a car flying down the highway at double the legal speed limit. Soon, a fiery car chase ensued, and the officers signaled Emma to pull over. Upon questioning, the driver seemed off, and it didn't take long before the cops put two and two together. >> Hi, I'm Officer Majoring Short Hills Police Department. Reason I stopped you today is your speed, 63 in a 30. Any reason for it? >> No, I'm good. >> Can I get your registration and insurance, please? Okay, do you have your license? >> Yeah, I do. >> Okay. I got her license, Drew. Keys to the car. Thanks. Do you want to take this one, or you want You want me to take it? Okay. Um any reason for the speed? >> No, we were just getting food. >> Where are you guys getting food from? >> I didn't realize. >> I got you. Where you getting food from? >> McDonald's. >> Um what What's McDonald's where you planning going to? >> to my house, back in Greenway. >> Okay, I got you. Um did you know you also ran the red light at University and Shorewood Boulevard? >> Yeah, but I was going too fast to slow down. >> Right. Well, I'm glad you made that, cuz yes, you were definitely going too fast to slow down. I had >> that >> I had to fly to catch up to you. >> Once I uh ran that red light, I realized that I was going too fast, cuz normally you can't slow down before that. >> did realize and you kept going really fast as well. But I'm not going to lecture you. That's not why I'm out here, okay? Um where are you coming from tonight? >> We're coming from the lake. >> The lake? The Mass and Union? Okay, how long were you guys at the Union for? >> Um maybe like an hour. >> An hour? Okay, I got you. Where were you guys before the Union? >> Nowhere. I just picked him up from my house. >> Okay, how much did you guys drink tonight? >> Nothing. >> Really? Nothing? You're driving 67, sorry, 63. I can smell alcohol coming from the vehicle and you haven't been drinking at all? >> No. >> On a scale of 0 to 10, 0 being sober and 10 being most impaired, where would you have been? What would you put yourself at? >> Zero. >> Okay. Who's Who's middle light is back there? >> Oh, that was from my friend a few days ago. We went to the lake. >> Okay, I got you. Your eyes look also watery and bloodshot. What would that be for? >> Um I have an eye condition in my cornea. >> Okay. Got you. Do you have any medical issues? >> Um just the same. >> Okay. Okay, I got you. What? I'm sorry, what was that? >> I have compartment syndrome, but I don't see how that would be relevant. >> Well, I don't even know what that is. >> Yeah. >> Okay, do you want to hop out of the car for me? You want to stand right there? Is that just >> That's an energy drink. >> That's an energy drink? All right. And we go back here, okay? >> Okay. >> Right back there, too, in my car, okay? Right here. Right there. Just stand right there. It was obvious to anyone with functioning eyes that Emma was heavily intoxicated. However, the trained officers couldn't jump to conclusions without any proof. Before they could perform a sobriety test, though, the officers gave the teenager a chance to come clean. >> You at the uh Memorial Union at campus for how long? >> About an hour or two. >> An hour? Okay. What did you guys do out there? >> We just hung out. There was live music. >> What's his relationship to you? >> Uh that's my ex-boyfriend. >> Ex-boyfriend? Has he been drinking? >> No. >> No, so no one's been drinking? Okay. I got you. I'll take his ID quickly. >> We're with friends who were drinking, but they left maybe 30 minutes ago. >> You understand the totality of everything that's happening, why I would be asking these questions, correct? >> Yeah. >> With the speed, the running the red light >> Yeah, my friend Ryland doesn't drink. >> Okay. I got you. Um You You mentioned a couple medical conditions. What were those again? >> Compartment syndrome. >> Okay. I got you. Um any hip injuries? >> Uh I dislocated my hip. >> How long ago? >> Uh year and a half. >> Okay. Um shoulder injuries? >> Um I hurt nothing serious. My left shoulder a while ago. >> Head injuries? >> Uh I've had two or three concussions. >> Okay. When was the last concussion? >> 3 years ago. >> Okay. Um you able to walk short distances and everything? >> I'm sorry, what was >> You able to walk short distances and everything? >> Yeah. >> Okay. When was the last time you ate? >> Uh this morning. >> Okay, what did you have? >> I had leftover burger. >> Leftover burgers? Okay. I got you. What time was that at? >> It was like 10-ish. >> Okay. What time did you wake up? >> 8:00. >> Okay. What time How long did you sleep last night? >> Um I have insomnia, so I don't sleep that much. >> I know. >> Maybe I fell asleep around 12:00. >> Okay. Are you on any prescriptions? >> Just antidepressants. >> Okay. What What's the What's that medication called? >> Um sertraline or something. >> Okay. Does that have anything on it that gives you a warning that you shouldn't be drinking or operating a heavy vehicle with it? >> 3:00 a.m. >> No. How many milligrams of that do you take? >> Um 75. Okay. >> When was the last time that you actually had an alcoholic beverage to drink? >> About 2 weeks ago. >> 2 weeks ago? >> College. >> Okay. I got you. Um Wait with my partner for a second, all right? >> While one officer briefly stepped away to prepare for a sobriety test, the other tried gathering more intel from Emma and made some interesting discoveries. >> So, you don't have anything to drink today, huh? How old are you? >> I'm 18. >> Do you always carry Miller Lite in the back seat of your car? >> No. Me and my friends went to the like My cousins are 21, and so are their friends, so we were with them. >> But you understand being 18 >> Yeah, I understand. But my parents and my uncles were there, too, so. >> Okay. So, if we called your parents, they would know about this Miller Lite in the back seat. This is theirs. They're going to take ownership of it. >> theirs. It was my cousins', but >> Okay. >> But they would know about it? >> Um I don't know if they know about it, but they would be okay with it. They were there when we were drinking, so. >> Okay. But you're 18? You ever been arrested before? >> No. >> Okay. >> Are you going to arrest me? >> I don't make that decision. >> Okay. Um How old are you? >> 18. >> 18. I got you. So, you shouldn't be drinking at all, right? >> No. >> All right. With the totality of everything, I want to make sure that you are safe to drive the vehicle, okay? I mean, you're displaying a lot of signs that are consistent with impairment. And I just want to make sure you're Are you able to do field sobriety? Are you willing to perform them for me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. I got you. >> The officer went ahead to conduct a field sobriety test. And though Emma didn't perform terribly, there were still clear signs of impairment. The officer provided the driver an opportunity to clear his doubts by taking a breath test. Emma had narrowly escaped the sobriety test, but she knew that taking a breathalyzer would mean throwing herself under. She needed to find a creative way to avoid it. >> Based off what I'm seeing in my training experience, I believe that you're under the influence. All right. I'm I'm seeing enough clues of impairment. So, what I'm going to have you do is I'm going to have you turn around, put your hands behind your back. I'm going to place you under arrest for OWI, first offense. All right. >> 56339555 9633, copy. >> Okay, nothing in your pockets or anything, right? >> No. >> Okay, I got you. Um can you just separate your legs for me? Just going to make sure there's nothing. We can go ahead and take a seat in my car. Go ahead. One second, let me unbuckle the seat belt quickly. >> I'm going to >> Okay. >> Yeah, you want to go ahead and have me come out? >> Yep. All right, I'll be back up to talk to you in a few minutes, all right? >> do with my car? >> Um Well, we'll talk about that in just a second, okay? So, right now you're being charged or cited, because it's a forfeiture, with operating while intox- sorry, operating while under the influence, first offense. Um I'll explain the whole citation after we're done with everything, all right? Um The next step in this process is I have to read you this document called the informing the accused. I have to read it to you, um pretty much verbatim. I can't change anything on it. I have to read to you as is, all right? All right, informing the accused. Under Wisconsin implied consent law, I'm required to read this notice to you. You've either been arrested for an offense that involves driving or operating a motor vehicle under the influence of alcohol or drugs or both. This law enforcement agency now wants to test one or more samples of your breath, blood, or urine to determine the concentration of alcohol or drugs in your system. If any test shows more alcohol in your system than the law permits while driving, your operating privileges will be suspended. If you refuse to take any test this agency requires, your operating privileges will be revoked and you'll be subject to other penalties. Will you submit to an evidentiary chemical test of your blood? >> Sure, no. >> So, no? >> No. >> No. >> I'm not going to do anything with needles, no. >> Okay. Okay. Then we have to get a warrant. Okay, so my partner is going to get a warrant, okay? >> What is the warrant for? My car? >> No, the warrant is so that we're going to get a judge to say that we're going to take your blood tonight, okay? So, you're going to do a blood draw tonight. So, that's what the judge is for. >> The drunk driver kept refusing to take any alcohol test. However, the officers were determined to uncover the truth by any means necessary. But, before the cops could continue their investigation, Emma's mom called, and that added yet another layer of chaos to an already complicated case. >> So, that's why I wanted I wanted you to talk to your mom because you're going to go down to the hospital and you're not going to probably get out of there for like another hour, hour and a half. So, I really hope your friend answers. >> Wait, so when am I going to get home? >> Huh? >> Like, how long till I leave the >> [music] >> like I'll be able to leave the hospital and go >> I'm guessing you're probably looking at like 2 hours. Your mom's calling back again. You sure you don't want to talk to her? Last chance. >> to her. >> All right, this is your last chance. You're not going to be able to put it up to your ear, so There you go. >> Hello. Hi. >> Hi, what's going on right now? >> I'm arrested, so. >> Why, what did you do, Emma? >> Nothing. The cops think I drank. >> Where are you right now? >> Um Old Middleton Road. >> Are you driving? >> Yes. >> Did you drink and drive? >> No. >> Well, why are you arrested? >> Because >> Because why? >> Because they think I did. >> What did they want the lie detector for? >> I told them no cuz that [ __ ] is false. Well, I told him to do that. >> What are you doing right now? Can I please speak to the police officer? >> Sure, he's right here. >> What's your mom's name? >> Elizabeth. >> Okay. Hi, Elizabeth. >> Hello, how are you? >> Good. This is Officer Kolka with Short Hills Police Department. So, uh my partner has arrested, I'm guessing this is your daughter, um for operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. Um so, she sounds like she's refusing to get a blood draw tonight. So, we're working on getting a warrant tonight, uh which is going to get us her blood. So, uh that's what my partner is working on. She's going to go to probably Meritor Hospital uh for the blood draw, and that's where we're at with things. So, do you have any questions for me? >> Um yeah, I'm just in shock right now. So, you're taking her to Meritor Hospital? >> That's uh tip- I This is my partner, he's on the phone right now. Uh typically that's where we go. So, I'd say there's a 99% chance she's going there tonight. Um and >> Is anybody else in the car with her right now? >> Nope, she's in the back of a squad car right now. >> Well, who was in the car with her her her car? >> I don't know I don't know who he was. I didn't get his name. He was a male, and he left. He got in an Uber. >> After briefing Emma's mom about the situation, the cops transported the teenager to a hospital to test her blood. And there, the truth would finally be revealed. >> And if I take your handcuffs, you're not going to fight, resist us, or anything? >> I'm sure I'm going to attack. >> So, that's a no, you're not going to do anything? >> Yeah. >> All right. Awesome. Sometimes your sarcasm I I'm not understanding it. All right, go ahead, take a seat for me. >> On here? >> Yep. >> You might take me a blood test too. >> Yes, the blood test is going to happen whether that says zeros or says 2.267 or whatever number is going to be on there. Blood Blood draw will happen either way. >> So why don't I just take the blood test then? >> Cuz this is just like I said, I'm a DRE. I have a hunch of what's going on. This just helps me confirm. We have a running log and everything like that that we use just for our documentation. Nothing that this shows can be used in court. It's not admissible. It's just information that I can use for my documentation. And like I said, it's not going to be counted against you or however you want to phrase it. Does that make sense? Cuz the blood results or the blood test, that's going to be That's going to happen regardless. That's what'll be used to show impairment or not. This is just something that I would like to see so I can see how accurate my hunch is. Does that make sense? >> Yeah. >> So if you take a deep breath and blow long as though I could blow up a balloon. Not and not You got to do it long. Okay? Just take a deep breath and you'll hear it click when it's done. Deep breath and blow blow blow blow blow blow Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. There it is. You want >> No. Do the blood draw now. And that's about what I suspected. >> All right. >> And you said you took it >> 138 >> Not not the highest, but >> The highest I've actually seen was almost a five and that point people pass out. >> Oh, that's all my blood? >> Yep. >> Oh, I didn't even know that. >> Look at that. You didn't know this. >> The result of the blood test put her alcohol concentration level at 0.135% >> [music] >> which is far above the legal limit. In the end, she was charged with driving under the influence, speeding, failure to obey a traffic sign, and refusal to take a test for intoxication following an arrest. Up next, we have a family of dense brothers who somehow escalated a simple speeding case into a full-blown crime scene that [music] ended with them threatening the cops. >> No, take a seat. >> What is this? >> I don't have any gun. >> Step away from my traffic stop. >> No, I'm I'm not >> This This my This my mother's house. >> I don't care. This is my traffic stop. >> Like I told him, you'll be arrested if you continue obstructing my traffic stop. >> obstructing that. >> You are. >> Step over there. >> On May the 28th, 2025, an on-duty officer spotted a car traveling at 63 mph in a 40-mph zone. The officer tried to flag down the vehicle but got delayed at a red light. After a lengthy chase, the deputy caught up with the car right as it pulled into a driveway. The officer immediately began questioning the driver. However, what began as a routine traffic stop would soon take a far more sinister turn. >> How you doing, boss man? >> Please step inside, please. >> No, I'm not going >> It's good. It's good. >> You good. Just step inside for me. >> You good. Let me just >> Okay, just step over there. >> You can step right there. >> You can step right there in front of You're not going to do it. >> Can I get 44? >> This man has no shirt on. He has nothing. 44 is Go Just go back up, bro. What you need? >> Can you step over >> Yeah, I'm I'm just trying to see if he did >> Do you have your license? >> This is my stuff. I I Bro, all I did was go get pizza from 7-Eleven, bro. I'm I'm sorry. >> Okay. >> I got I got driving with no license. >> Do you have any information? >> Stop my car. >> All right, just stand near the door. Go near the door. >> I'm I'm near the door, sir. >> Where's the officer? >> Here you go. >> I need your license. >> Yeah, I'm I'm showing you this. >> Give it to me. >> Stop this, man. >> You're right there. >> Yeah. >> Here you go. You can see it. >> Give me the license. >> I got no license, sir. >> I need you to I need you to step over there. >> Bro, what's up? >> If you don't step over I don't care. If >> No, no, no. >> I'm 10-4 the brothers obstructing my traffic stop. >> Hey, bro. Go over there. Go over there you're going to get [laughter] arrested. Go over there or you're going to get arrested. I'm going to tell you one more time. Thank you. Thank you. Now, take a seat. >> Show me your hands. Bro, show >> Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> Who are you? Who are you? Who are you? Bro, what's going on? >> Step away from my traffic stop. >> No, I'm this is my this is my mother's house. >> I don't care. This is my traffic stop. Step over there with him. Let him step over there. Step over there. Step over there. Like I told him, you'll be arrested if you continue obstructing my traffic stop. You are. Step over there. >> Hey, if you want to stand in the house >> Hey, what's your 52? >> Bro, just chill. Just chill. What's going on? >> What'd you say? >> Say it again. Where you at? Stand by. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. I got you. Don't worry. Don't worry. One of them just ran to what so we're going to 10-15 for a 10-11. >> The men had every right to say whatever they wanted. However, threatening to harm an officer crosses the line of free speech. >> [music] >> The young want to be tough guys didn't know it yet, but the officer was about to teach them a hard lesson they never forget. >> Don't touch me. Stay near the car. Stay back. Stay back. Back up. Come here. Turn around. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> [laughter] >> I'M GOING TO LET YOU KNOW RIGHT NOW YOU'RE a [ __ ] I'm telling you me and you by myself I'll do it to you. By myself. What? What? Don't touch me. We don't do nothing to nobody. What? What? What? You heard me. I don't have nothing. Look, what you going to look for? Nothing. >> Congratulations. >> Yeah, congratulations. >> Search in the car. >> I'm telling you I'm telling you I'm telling you not on nothing. >> Search in the car. >> I'm telling you not on nothing, bro. >> You want him? All for speeding. It was going to be a warning and I was going to be gone. But he wanted to start all that. >> For speeding? >> For speeding. >> I I was speeding. And you pulled me over where? >> and Wine Great Bay. >> I was speeding at? >> Kalanianaole and Great Bay. >> I was speeding when you pulled me over was I speeding? >> It doesn't matter. >> Whatever you seen me at was I speeding? >> That's not how that works. You're going to tell me how to do my job? I don't need to show you that. >> All right, it's going to pull It's going to pull over on me. >> 40 the 10-057. But detain him. He still needs us at 18. >> You can break it down. Hey! >> Hey, he's he's he's just Hey, back up. >> Back up. >> Hey, don't start nothing. He's a he's a Hey, hey. >> I'm not letting you. >> Hey, back up. Back up. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased, [ __ ] You're going to get tased. >> I promise you you're going to get tased. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not >> I'm not resisting. She knows. >> Tell him I'm not resisting. TELL HIM I'M NOT RESISTING. TELL HIM I'M NOT RESISTING. >> TELL HIM I'M NOT RESISTING. >> HEY, can you offi- Female officers. >> Back up. >> FEMALE OFFI- >> BACK UP OR YOU'RE NEXT, [ __ ] BACK [screaming] UP! BACK UP! >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> BACK UP. >> STOP. >> I'm not doing it. I'm not fighting you. >> YOU'RE BEING DETAINED. >> I'M NOT FIGHTING YOU. I'M NOT >> YOU'RE BEING DETAINED. >> I'M NOT FIGHTING YOU. >> Back up. >> Okay, y'all coming close to me? Y'all coming close to me? >> I have power over here. >> THEY DON'T NEED ALL THREE OF Y'ALL. >> You're under arrest. >> He's under arrest. I'm placing you >> He didn't do nothing. I swear to god. He didn't do nothing. >> You're Listen to me right here. You're arresting the wrong person. I promise you. I swear to god. Watch this. >> Say it again. >> Watch this. >> Say it again. >> I promise you. Watch this. Bro, all three of y'all couldn't take me down if y'all wanted to. I promise you. >> Sit down. >> I promise you YOU'RE CRAZY. >> SIT DOWN. >> SIT DOWN. I DON'T HAVE TO sit down. Why are you You already have me in handcuffs. Because why am I sitting down on the ground? I don't have >> [clears throat] >> What was this too? You can you can cancel emergency the emergency emergency traffic. >> Is this what he's doing? IS THIS WHAT HE'S DOING? [ __ ] talking about a traffic stop. He pulled me OVER IN THE DRIVEWAY. YEAH, he has [ __ ] a stop light. WHAT ARE Y'ALL TALKING ABOUT? HOW WAS THAT FAIR? LISTEN TO ME. I SLOWED DOWN. >> You got it. >> What are you talking about? AND WHEN I SLOWED DOWN, HE PULLED AROUND. HE DIDN'T EVEN TURN ON HIS LIGHT YET. >> Despite threatening the officers multiple times, the teenager somehow found a way to paint himself as the victim. However, the cops weren't buying his theatrics and were more than ready to shut his pity party down. >> Here for the party, too. I'm talking to you. You feeling emasculated by this little boy. That's not my problem if you're feeling emasculated. That's not my problem. I'm listening to the situation. It's my brother. I just watched him pull him over when he got in the house. I'm not supposed to get outside the house? >> You're obstructing my traffic stop. >> I'M NOT IN TRAFFIC. I'M NOT IN TRAFFIC. >> HE WAS WORKED UP. >> How am I obstructing traffic? >> He was worked up and he resisted you. >> How did he resist you? How is he obstructing a traffic stop? I'm not in traffic. HOW AM I OBSTRUCTING SOMETHING THAT'S NOT IN TRAFFIC? I'M NOT IN MY HOUSE. HEY, CAN YOU RELEASE MY HANDCUFFS? Can you Kevin Charles Kevin Charles Kevin Charles 18. First time even being in this. Kevin Charles, look it up. >> What's your date of birth? >> Date of birth 2000 um Okay, 14. Hey, can you can you release my handcuffs? >> Move your knee. >> They're tight. Hey, sir, can you my handcuffs are tight. Look, I'm telling you he's upset for some reason. Sir, please can you help me? My handcuffs are tight. Sir, this man helped you, president. He's ripping my skin, bro. You're going to scratch me up and you're not going to see nothing. You're not going to see nothing. You're going to be upset. 19. Never never been arrested. There's no traffic. There's nothing. Nothing. Nothing. >> What's your name? >> Kevin Charles. Kevin Miss, can you please help me? My handcuffs are tight. Please, sir. Please. Come on. Damn. >> Ask him if he has a medical marijuana card. >> Um Alex, do you have a medical marijuana card? >> You have one? Can someone search the car? >> It's all right. It's good. Let me Let them search the car. >> Why are you Why are you walking up to my traffic stop? I've already warned you twice. One more time and I'm going to arrest you, too. I I no problem with taking a third person. Back up. >> an incident. >> Wait. Wait. Wait. >> It doesn't work, dumbass. >> It doesn't work, dumbass. It doesn't work, dumbass. It doesn't work. Of course it don't work. You don't know what you're doing. Hey, get somebody here that KNOW WHAT THEY'RE DOING. HEY, HE DON'T KNOW WHAT HE'S DOING. HIS HIS COMPUTER'S NOT EVEN WORKING. HIS COMPUTER'S NOT EVEN WORKING. Get somebody in here that know what they're doing. You can't even search me. You can't even Hey, he don't know how to use his computer. He need a different login. Hey Stan, Stan Stan, let him use your login, Stan. Are you getting nervous? Hey, he's nervous in here. He don't know how to look me up. He's nervous. Look, I ain't looking at I ain't LOOKING AT MY HE'S HE'S NERVOUS. HEY, BRO, TRUST ME. BRO, TRUST ME, BRO. >> WHAT'S your last name? >> Bro, you still like this dude. Me and him could get Me and him could get a Long Island Iced Tea and chill. >> I don't think so. A wad of cash with shake around it. I know what address we're telling our detectives about. Huh? >> Just a little bit of shake. >> Or you have it on the other side or not? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? Okay. >> There's a backpack kind of shake. >> Say it again? >> Inside like where the money was like you know. >> Good. >> Alex was valid with an NNC and an NNCIS and an I transaction file reference firearms trafficking in a gang. Can I have a valid card only cancel it indefinitely and a suspension reference firearms trafficking in a gang. >> Simple. >> In the end, the driver was charged with resisting without violence and threatening violence. While his brother was charged with approaching a law enforcement officer with intent after warning. If you You those guys had a dramatic arrest, then you should meet Jaylen, a [music] reckless speedster who was exposed for driving without a license and then tried to kick her way out of a police car. >> Ma'am, you were doing 55 in a 40. >> 55 in a 40? This is the first time I've ever gotten pulled over. >> And cuz you were cuz you're not supposed to be driving. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right, you're speeding, you have no license. >> Okay. >> All right, I'm crossing the line. >> YOU GOT A DEMON. I CAN STOMP MY FEET. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. YOU'RE [screaming] NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO CHARGE ME WITH NOTHING. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE. >> ON MAY THE 17TH, [music] 2025, a patrol officer pulled a vehicle over for speeding on a freeway. Following protocol, the officer asked Jaylen for the necessary documents proving that she was legally allowed to drive the vehicle. Though the driver initially seemed cooperative, the officer soon discovered that her demeanor was nothing more than an act hiding a very messy secret. >> Step out, please. Step out. >> What did I do wrong, sir? >> I'll tell you in just a second when I get back to my patrol car. >> Okay. >> Last five minutes of the 10-99. >> You want my insurance card? You want me to get my insurance number? >> Huh? >> Would you like my insurance number cuz I don't have like a paper of insurance? >> You have a number? >> 5103 >> I have my my number for my insurance. >> You have a card on you? >> Huh? >> You have it on your phone? >> Yeah, I have a card. >> Yeah, I'll take a picture. Ma'am, you were doing 55 in a 40. >> 55 in a 40? >> Yeah. >> No, I wasn't. >> Huh? >> All right, I'm sorry about that. >> It's okay. Your license, ma'am? >> Yeah, but I don't have it on me. Can you search it up? Like, I left it at home. >> You're supposed to have it on you. >> Sorry about >> Is it a valid license? >> Yes. >> Are you the registered owner? >> Yes, this is my car. >> All right. >> Anyone just want to tell me after you after you might got off the wrong foot. Anyone want to tell me? What's your name? >> Jaylin Cooper. >> Okay. You have a license? No, you don't. All right. So, we are working with honesty. So, we're going to go over it. You got to tell me the truth and we'll go from there because so far you have lied to me. All right? So, I appreciate it. >> I have my I have my ID. >> I'm not finished talking. Give me a second. All right? I know you're excited. All right. Listen. >> This is the first time I've ever got pulled over. >> And cuz you were cuz you're not supposed to be driving. >> I understand. >> You don't have a license. >> Okay. >> You can go to jail right now. >> Okay. >> All right. Who do you live with? >> I live with my father. >> Where do you live at? >> Um I live by the airport. >> Huh? Who live Who lives there? >> Well, I live by myself. I live with my sister neighbor over there. >> Call someone right now to pick up your car. >> Call someone right now to pick up the car? >> You can't drive. >> Okay. >> All right. You're speeding. You have no license. >> Okay. >> All right. Your car's going to be >> All right. Okay, you're coming to pick it up? All right. I can pick it up. I can park over here. >> No. >> Okay. So, how long will it take you to get 13 minutes? You live with your husband? I'm right here. Right I'm right here on Disney. All right. You can go ahead and get to the market. So, right here on Disney. Yeah, I'm trying to figure out what I'm going to do cuz I'm just waiting to see what I'm going to do after I get this ticket. I'm trying to figure out All right. Thank you. Okay. So, it's over over there in the second. >> Mhm. >> I'm sorry about everything. I don't usually have running into the police. >> You shouldn't be driving in the first place. >> I just don't drive. >> Like I don't I'm confused here. All right. How far is your ride? >> The ride You should be here in a >> Does that person have Hold on. Does that person have a valid license? >> Yes, they have a valid license. >> Call them. Call them. Make sure. >> Jaylen had lied at nearly every stage of the investigation. However, the officer remained patient and was willing to let her off with the warning if she was truly remorseful and a little more polite. >> Have you been arrested before? >> No, I have not. >> Never? Not even as a juvenile? >> I was arrested as a juvenile when I was probably 16, 17 years old. I have not I don't have any >> Did you just say no to me? >> I said as a juvenile. >> Hold on. Did you just say Did you just lie to me again? >> No. You said have not been arrested. Most of the time when >> Step out. Step out of the car. >> I told you I was on the phone. Step out of the car. >> Hang up the phone. Step out of the car. >> Mhm. >> Relax. Relax. Come calm down. Calm >> Hang up the phone. Step out of the car. >> Yes. You I told you where I'm at. Listen, I'm on Village. Just relax. Just relax. Tell me >> Leave your stuff in the car, please. Leave your stuff in the car. Leave your stuff in the car. I do. >> Drop it. >> Excuse me? >> What's going on? >> Get up. If you resist, then I have a problem. >> Okay. So, I'm being detained right now? >> Yes. >> Okay. Well, I I have kids in the car. I have to figure out >> Put the phone away. >> Best friend, I need someone to come down. Can I have them come down? >> Are you serious? Are you serious? Give me your arm. Give me your arm. Give me your arm. >> Best friend, how is your dad? How is your dad? >> Stop. Are you serious? You're resisting me right >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Why are you pulling away? >> I'm not pulling away. You just said someone can pick up Excuse me. You just said someone can pick up my car. >> Are you serious? >> Come on, bro. We're going to go back. >> I don't care about that. >> Kids in the car. >> I don't care about that. Stop talking when I'm talking. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. That's the last thing I'm going to tell you. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay? If I say If I put If I tell you to get down on your back, put your arm behind your back. Don't reach for anything else, all right? I'm not going to you play with, okay? I decide your future right now. >> Yes, sir. Thank you. >> Okay, turn around. >> I respect what you are saying. >> Okay. >> Hey, Melissa. I give you time to be honest with everything. Don't lie. So, you can go right to jail. >> Huh? >> To go right to jail. >> Why would I be going to jail? >> Driving without a license. >> Huh? >> Driving without a license. >> Okay, well, I'm going to get my phone. I need I should be getting I should be getting detained right now. And you have to check me before I get in the car. So, I'm not doing this. Can you please relax? >> Get over here. If you >> Where are my little sisters going to go? There's only one police officer here. That's not how this goes. >> Be quiet and don't tell me how to do my job. Come with me, bro. My parents are here with you. >> I'm not GOING IN THE CAR. LISTEN. >> DON'T YOU RESIST ME. DON'T RESIST. DON'T RESIST. >> I'M NOT GOING IN THE CAR. PLEASE. I SENT MY LITTLE SISTERS. GET MY PHONE. GET MY PHONE. >> WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> SUICIDE. BROWN. >> SIR, she didn't do nothing. >> Stand up now. Young lady, go in the car. Stand up now. Stand up now. >> Sir, I'm waiting I'm waiting on another officer. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I'm not going to allow you to throw me in the car. >> Stand up now. >> Sir, I want to talk >> You're resisting arrest. Stand up right now. >> I will let another officer talk to you. >> Stand up right now. So, you're going to go to jail, you know that, right? >> You're already BREAKING THE LAW REGARDLESS, RIGHT? >> RIGHT NOW. >> Have another officer talk to >> Jayland had already shown that she was as stubborn as a mule. However, that was only the tip of the iceberg compared to the antics she was about to pull next. You're resisting arrest. >> Please have another officer come. >> You're resisting arrest. You're resisting arrest. Stand up. >> Michaela, grab my purse. >> Stand up now. Stand up now. >> What are you going to do and I need to talk to you can you talk to me like a civilized human? >> Just stand up right now. [laughter] >> You just threw me on the ground bro. >> Stand up right now. >> So you didn't so you didn't throw me on the ground. >> Cuz you're resisting. >> How did I resist? I said can you talk to me you're being really mean about the car and I have MY LITTLE SISTER. >> YOUNG LADY STAND up right now. >> Never had AN OFFICER THAT'S HAD DONE this to me. You asked me if I've been arrested I said only I said juvenile. >> You can't you have you have NO LICENSE. >> OKAY I UNDERSTAND BUT YOU JUST SAID SOMEONE was was able to pick up my car sir, right? You just said that was okay. >> Yes I did say that. >> Please no. Please I have my little sisters out here can you get them please? >> Stand up right now. Stand up RIGHT NOW. >> THAT THAT THIS IS FOR NO LICENSE. >> STAND UP RIGHT NOW. STAND UP. You're just going to get a You're resisting arrest. >> Listen they just pulled ME OVER FOR NO REASON BECAUSE I WAS DRIVING A LITTLE BIT FAST. NOW he's taking me out of my car and arresting me. >> Get in the car. You don't have a license. >> OKAY BUT YOU JUST SAID YOU WAS GOING TO ALLOW SOMEONE to pick up my car sir. >> your car now I didn't say I didn't say you could go to jail right now. >> You said >> Young lady can you please go in the car please thank you. Listen right now you're determining your fate right now, right? Stand up and get inside the vehicle. >> I'm not going to allow you to put me in the vehicle if my little sisters are right here. I need to know >> Stand up. >> Can you tell me what's going to happen with my little sisters? >> Someone's picking them up right you just you just called somebody. >> No I have to know what's going on with my car. There's only one person >> Now it's going to be now it's going to be towed. Now it's going to be towed. >> No it's not. >> Yes it is. Yes it is. >> Guess what I got money for that. >> Okay cool. That is wow that is a that's unnecessary. >> Look at what you just did [laughter] you just threw ME ON THE GROUND. >> I HAD TO YOU'RE RESISTING. >> YOU DIDN'T have to throw me on the ground. HOW WAS I RESISTING? IT'S ALL ON THE TAPE. >> GO AWAY yeah it's all on the tape. >> It's all on the tape. I was not resisting. >> Go away. Go away. Are you HER MOTHER? >> YEAH THIS IS MY AUNTIE. PLEASE GRAB THEM. >> JAYLEN, RIGHT? >> YEP. >> JAYLEN, RIGHT? >> NO, you're good. You're good. You're good. YOU WERE SAYING >> NO! >> [screaming] >> YOU GOOD? >> YOU'RE LETTING THEM HURT ME. YOU'RE RECORDING. RECORDING. RECORDING. >> DON'T DON'T GRAB ME. DO NOT DO NOT GRAB ME. Do not grab me. >> YOU'RE NOT GRABBING >> [screaming] >> GO AWAY. GO AWAY. >> YOU'RE HURTING ME. I DID NOTHING. HE DID I DID NOTHING. >> I DID NOTHING. >> GO AWAY. GO AWAY. GO AWAY. >> YOU'RE HURTING MY ARM. >> DON'T GIVE me your hand behind your >> I DID NOTHING. WHAT ARE YOU GOING THROUGH? >> This is so childish. Go Go ahead. >> Excuse me, sir. >> Put her in the car. >> Excuse me, sir. You see how you You SEE HOW YOU GUYS are treating me like animals? Excuse me, sir. I need to know what's going on with my sister. >> care of your daughter. I got it. I got you. >> Excuse me, sir. >> You're good, Blake. >> Excuse me, sir. May I speak May I May I please listen >> me Let me just a moment. >> Listen, if you guys take me to jail, I don't care. I need to speak to you guys, please. >> HOLD ON. >> MICHAELA, CALL THEM. >> I can't. >> Stay on the phone with them. >> Are you done with the stop? >> I am. >> Listen, this is too tight on my arm. >> Okay. >> I >> Don't Let me put my Okay. Here. Here. Blake. All right. Let me Let me fix the cuffs and everything. >> During the entire ordeal, Jaylen kept acting as if she cared about her sisters. But, if she really cared, she wouldn't have been recklessly speeding on the highway with them in the car. Unlike Jaylen, the officers cared about the girls' safety and tried to find a way to contact their guardian. >> You know what You know what I did in there? >> Can you call Can you call your parents, please? >> Yeah, we calling. >> Call your parents. >> Yeah. >> It's It's okay. She's all right. It's okay. >> I don't want TO GO TO JAIL. >> IT'S ALL RIGHT. [screaming] IT'S OKAY. SHE'S ALL RIGHT. >> I DID NOTHING. >> SHE'S ALL RIGHT. IT'S OKAY. All right. >> Hey, I'm going TO BE OUT TONIGHT. >> HEY, what is What's your name? >> Excuse me, sir. This is I'm Jaylen Cooper. Listen, sir. You said someone can pick up my car. >> All right. >> He put me in a cuffs because I said I I've never been arrested before, which I was talking about I've never been arrested as a adult. >> Okay. >> So, he put me in cuffs because I've been arrested as a as a juvenile. All of this is on camera. And I swear to God, he threw me on the ground for what? >> Okay. >> Now, I'm going to jail, right? >> Uh again, I don't really know what all was going on. I'm just here as a backup, okay? >> this man had was I don't know if he's allowed but it's just a very irate. Not going! >> Put his vehicle in park. >> We love our parents. We love our sister. We love We love our baby girl. We love our sister. >> Sir, so I know what's going on or not. >> Sir, we love our sister but >> Honda Accord. >> She did nothing. She didn't hurt anybody. She's She's a nice sister. She wouldn't do She loves her baby She loves her She goes nuts. >> She can't drive, my dear. >> Yeah, but I can't Is she's going Is she's going to jail? Cuz I don't want her to go to jail. >> Okay. >> Please. >> I swear to God and everything I love. I was just loving it. Why did I get on the ground for what? Obviously, you guys can see it it was no resistance in the camera. If I said I was going to wait outside of the car. >> Again, I don't know anything about what's going on. >> Okay, so I need You guys can't arrest me for no reason. What are you guys going to arrest me for? Driving without a license? >> Yeah, he says you don't have a license. Is that true? >> Yes, no, I don't have a license. You guys are going to arrest me for driving without a license. >> I guess that's what he's arresting you for. I'm not sure, okay? But that is an arrestable offense. >> Okay. Hey, Jayla. Jayla, are are you on the phone with Lee? Hang up your phone, ho. Remember my password. CALL HIM NOW. IT'S OKAY. Call me back and just call him. >> You have anything in your shirt, my stick and comb, anything pokey or anything like that? >> No, you can't touch You can't search me. I'd rather I'd rather a woman search me, sir. I'd rather a woman search me. >> That's fine. A woman can do a more thorough search, but I have the right to do a cursory search before you go inside of a car. >> Okay. And like what about all the dirt on my leg? >> You'll be able to you'll be able to get it off. >> In what way? When I get to the when I get there? It's okay. >> Give me MY STUFF. >> YOU GUYS, you guys, just relax. Dad is going to come get you, okay? Kaylee, Kaylee, it's okay. GIVE MY PURSE to Kaylee. Give >> Step in and have a seat. >> Give my PURSE TO KAYLEE, OKAY? GIVE THE PURSE TO KAYLEE. I need my phone. I'm going to need my phone, so >> Yeah, there's one female 10-15. Code 4 code 4. >> I don't want to be in the car with him. I refuse. Nope, I resist. You guys are already getting me for resisting, right? Can you take me, please? I don't want to be in the car with HIM. PLEASE, NO. NO, HE'S TREATING ME LISTEN, he's treating me wrong. This is not right. You don't He threw me on the ground. OKAY, AND I KNOW EVERYTHING'S BEING RECORDED, SO HE'S GOING TO GET A TROUBLE TICKET. This is wrong. This is wrong. So, I need TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING TO happen with my little sisters. You guys You guys can't just put me in here without letting me know what's going to happen with them. Listen, are you going to let me know what's happening with my little sisters, please? You know my little sisters. >> Okay. After securing Jaylen, the officers checked in on the kids to be sure that they're okay, and the little girls had quite a few things to say about the case. >> We were home. We were just going to go get some more candy, and then we were just going to sell candy. Then all the managers said they would um we were going to get kicked out, so we just drove off. But she didn't mean to speed up. She didn't mean to do it on purpose. She had a driving license, but she accidentally did that. See, our dad's house is in that city. We never did She never did nothing like that. She never did She didn't >> Who are you on the phone with? >> With her friend. >> Okay, who's supposed to be coming to pick you up? >> Her dad. >> Do you know his number? >> She's talking to him right now. We would never She would never do nothing like that. She's a good sister to us. She loves when her us She always cares about us. >> your dad so I can talk to him or whoever's coming. >> So it Sorry, can we talk or no? You're just going to close this and be disrespectful. You see how you're so disrespectful to me? DO YOU HAVE LITTLE SISTERS? Do you have a mother? >> I got six kids, all female. >> Exactly. And look at how you treat them. You a YOU A I SAID YOU A YOU A YOU SEE HOW YOU DO ME IN FRONT OF MY LITTLE SISTERS? You threw me on the ground IN FRONT OF KIDS. THEY'LL NEVER BE ABLE TO FORGET THIS. LIKE, WOW. >> Can you Can you come over here? >> She would never hurt nobody. She's actually a good sister. She I just don't want her to go to the jail cuz I hate when I see people going to jail. >> Okay. Look, now I'm I'm going to talk to her. Call SAR, see if you can just take her to the station. >> [crying] >> Okay, listen, listen, she's okay. She's okay. What's your name? >> Your dad name is >> Okay. Do me a favor. Can you stand stand over here for me, okay? >> I just talked to your granddad. He said he on his way to get them. >> Okay. All right, so Okay. So basically, she's being arrested uh for whatever happened with this officer. I guess she came out of the car. Her license is suspended. She is uh resisting his commands and stuff. So that's why she's being arrested. She doesn't have any injuries, nothing like that. Uh she's being all right in the back of the car. Uh he's going to release the car. Uh is there somebody has to be able to come and get them. Okay. Do you want to take them across the street? They can hang out in your car in the AC and stuff. Okay, let's walk them across the street. >> While the officer was trying to fix the mess that Jayland made, the driver continued causing even more problems from inside the police car. >> HURRY UP. >> CUZ GUESS WHAT? MY PEOPLE GOT MONEY FOR THE DAMAGE, TOO. Hurry up. Get me to where I NEED TO GO, PLEASE. Take me to the jail so I can go, please. And make sure you get me my phone. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? What's up? >> Good afternoon. You know, officer Sheen, nice to meet you. >> Um I'm back IN A MONTH. >> Y'ALL RELAX. BABE! BABE! >> [screaming] >> WHAT'S GOING ON WITH HER? WHAT'S SHE >> [screaming] >> SO, UH THIS OFFICER MADE A traffic stop. I'm not sure what all happened, but I came here as his backup, but uh I guess he made a traffic stop on the car. Yeah, she got out of the car and was resisting his commands. Her license is suspended and some other stuff with uh her driving and everything. >> Yeah, she has like a permit. She just got her permit and stuff. I know that, you know, she has a little permit she went to go get. I don't know if it's in your system. >> Well, apparently it's suspended. >> Yeah, but she's just with her little sister. >> I understand that. But right now But right now >> She probably didn't even know. >> All right. I understand that, but it's suspended. She was disobeying the commands that he gave her. They were out here wrestling in the grass. >> It was you that was wrestling here? >> No, the officer's gone. She's already gone. Okay, so she's been arrested. >> You talking about the dude that was in the car, bro? That white dude again? What did they wrestle on the floor for? >> What up? Yeah, what I just told you. They They made a lawful traffic stop. She came out of the car. The officer was telling her to stay over here and she was refusing. >> Yeah, he's not supposed to do that. I was on I heard the phone conversation. She said she lied about I was on the phone the whole time about where she said get out of the car, about where she lived. >> What What she What she told you and what happened, I don't know. Like I said, none none of us were here. We all came after the fact. I'm just telling you what he told me that she was arrested. >> [crying] >> Yeah. >> She's going to jail? She's She's going to >> Yeah, she's going to be arrested. She's going to be arrested. You can't You can't listen. You can't get stopped by the police and then do whatever you want to do on the traffic stop. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Okay? >> Yeah, you know girls are >> I mean, that's a conversation, that's a conversation that you all need to have with her. Okay? >> It's okay. >> But, so, what we're doing right now, who has a valid license? >> He does. >> Do you have it with you? >> That's the only thing I can say to >> Okay, so no, who who has a license? >> You don't have a license? >> Give this guy Give this guy your social, look up a David. >> Yeah, I have a picture of it. >> Perfect. >> You want to validate and make sure it's valid? Uh I don't know my social Can you take a picture of my ID? >> Yeah, I got to make sure they're safe. >> No, I understand that. Can we release this >> Yeah. >> We're trying to get custody of the >> Yeah, the the dad's coming and the aunt's coming right now. >> So the dad's coming? Okay. >> Excuse me. >> Uh so they said that the the >> Yeah, he's coming. >> They said the lady that was up here was already talking to dad. Okay. >> Our uncle. >> They're coming. We're handling it. >> Where did she go? >> She's going to the jail. >> For what were they arresting her for? >> That's what I told them. >> loop, fear. I told you yes. >> Yes. >> Yeah, we're figuring it out. >> We'll get you the case number for the report. >> Okay guys, it's okay. Close the other door so nothing hits the >> It's fine. Just have them stay there. >> Meanwhile, back in the police cruiser, Jaylen grew even more erratic with each passing minute and it was only a matter of time before she went completely nuts. >> It's okay, I'll be out tonight. Oh, I'm mad! I'M MAD! >> [screaming] >> YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE, YEAH! YOU GOT A DEMON! I CAN STOMP MY FEET. I'M NOT DOING ANYTHING. YOU'RE NOT GOING TO BE ABLE TO CHARGE ME WITH NOTHING. YOU GOT A DEMON IN HERE! YOU GOT A DEMON, BABY, YEAH! YEAH, YOU GOT A DEMON! YEAH, YOU READY FOR THE DEMON? YOU READY? YOU READY? TAKE ME TO THE BRO, TAKE ME TO THE JAIL, FAM. ALL RIGHT, BRING ME THERE. THANK Y'ALL. [screaming] THANK Y'ALL. THANK Y'ALL. THANK Y'ALL. THANK Y'ALL. I WOULD LOVE TO. TELL ME TO THANK YOU. WEIRD, BRO. That's all y'all want. [ __ ] your mama. Slow. Oh, she already See how y'all do people? And then you putting me in cuffs. Okay. Y'ALL Y'ALL SAY I'M CRAZY. I'M CRAZY. Y'ALL. CRAZY, BRO. YOU GOT I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. I CANNOT BE BACK HERE FOR THAT LONG, BRO. PUT THE AC UP. I'M GOING TO PASS OUT. PUT AC UP NOW. I'M GOING TO PASS OUT, BRO. HOW? YOU GOT NO AC ON AND YOU DON'T BRO, ROLL THE WINDOWS DOWN. SIR, YOU'RE TRYING TO BACK HERE. I'M CLAUSTROPHOBIC. I'm asking you, police, can you turn on the AC? NO, IT'S NOT. YOU'RE LYING. YOU'RE LYING. [screaming] PLEASE TURN the AC up. May you please turn the AC up? OKAY, WELL, I DON'T FEEL IT. TURN IT UP. LIKE, YOU'RE BACK BACK HERE. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN THE BACK OF A POLICE CAR? OKAY, THEN HAVE YOU EVER BEEN IN THE BACK OF YOURS? OKAY, WELL, IT DON'T WORK. THE AC IS NOT PIPING BACK HERE, PHIL. Thank you for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. Thanks for turning it up. THANKS FOR TURNING IT UP. THANKS. THANKS. YOU'RE MUCH APPRECIATED for arresting me in front of little kids after you told me to PULL OVER MY CAR. THAT WAY. LIKE, WOW. Couldn't find nothing better to do. But, all you want TO DO IS SISTER. Go Go [ __ ] Look, you All you get paid is 50 grand a year. PROBABLY NOT EVEN THAT. PROBABLY NOT EVEN THAT. >> [laughter] >> YEAH, Y'ALL MOST OF Y'ALL PROBABLY BE STRUGGLING. YES, y'all be struggling and y'all know it. Come on now. Innocent people. All you All you had to do is give me a ticket. Let somebody take my car. You said you was going to let somebody take my car. YOU'RE YOU'RE MAD BECAUSE I SAID I'VE NEVER BEEN ARRESTED. AS A JUVENILE, WHY DOES THAT EVEN MATTER? WHY DOES MY JUVENILE RECORD MATTER? WHY DOES MY JUVENILE HISTORY MATTER? YOU SEE THAT, RIGHT? You're arresting ME BECAUSE OF MY JUVENILE HISTORY. And all of this is going to be in the court. You a [ __ ] Your daddy left How he left you? FOR DEAD. YOU ACT LIKE LIKE you was raised without a father. I can tell. >> Ironically, Jaylen claimed that the officer was raised without a father. However, the only one who had exhibited fatherless behavior was Jaylen. The driver's tantrums continued for almost an hour before they arrived at the station. In the end, she was charged with driving without a license, threatening a law enforcement officer, and resisting arrest.