Stop. >> Stop. >> No. Y'all not doing this. He's a team USA athlete. The Olympics. Chill. He's in the Olympics. Right here. My blood glucose sensor is right there. So, >> that's my boyfriend. Man, he's in the Olympics. He's a track star. Two time medalist in the Olympics. >> Some celebrities believe their name, fame, and status shield them from [music] the law and even intimidate cops into backing down when they break it. But more often than not, the very moment they pull the fame card, it backfires instantly. >> What is the situation that causes you to drive two and a half times the speed limit down the highway? >> You're going to cause yourself potentially a life in prison if you somebody while driving almost 80 mph down the over the speed limit down the highway. my favorite record in the world. >> Here are several moments when celebrities tried playing the fame card only for it to backfire spectacularly. Starting with the pop star Britney Spears, who seemed to believe her fame was a license to break the rules after allegedly being caught speeding on the highway and driving without a valid [music] license or even insurance. >> Um, you were going 60 and it's like a 45. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so so sorry. Please forgive me. Can I get your Can I get your registration insurance? >> Excuse me. Um, my license actually is um with my security at home. >> On September the 10th, 2023 in California, a highway patrol officer watched a [music] vehicle blow past him at over 60 mph in a 45 mph zone and immediately initiated a traffic stop. >> Sorry, >> you're speeding. Let me get your license, registration, insurance. >> Um, my license actually is um with my security at home and I don't have it with me right now at this moment. I'm so sorry, but it's like 10 minutes away. >> Um, you were going 60 and it's like a 45. >> I'm so sorry. I'm so so sorry. Please forgive me. >> Can I get your Can I get your registration insurance? >> Excuse me. >> Registration insurance? >> Oh, I don't know. All my information is at my house. >> Okay. Do you have a valid license? >> Uh, yes, sir. It's um I just flew in from um overseas, so they have my security in my house. I I stopped you before out here for speeding. >> I stopped you before out here for speeding. >> I gave you a break last time. >> Um All right. Can I get your full name? >> Rick Middle. >> Do you have a registration in the car? >> No, sir. >> Um do you have insurance? Doesn't your security Doesn't your security usually call you? >> No, my security is at the house. >> He's at the house. Okay. Um, are you able to have him bring your stuff? >> Excuse me. >> Can you have him bring your information? >> You drive there? >> No. I mean, I No, I don't want to do that. >> Or you can send you a picture of the uh insurance. >> Can you hear me? Um, >> can you still send a picture under the license, please? >> And insurance. >> And what? >> And insurance. insurance due to this outro to my phone, so I can show you. >> Okay, just wait here for me. Okay, >> this time the officer was fully locked in on holding her [music] accountable and being a pop star wasn't going to change a thing. >> There's a picture of my passport, but >> um but this is the girl she needs to she >> Okay. Um can I get your current address? >> Okay, here she is. Talk to him right now. She's right here on the phone. >> Yeah, I just need her current address. Yeah. >> Okay. Like her license and stuff and the insurance. >> Okay. Yeah. She needs to carry it all needs to be in the vehicle. Um you know the name of the insurance company at least. >> Okay. Did you and you don't have her license either? Okay. >> Yeah, it'll have to be afterwards. You can just You guys can just show it to the court for as proof. Okay. >> All right. >> To the to the court. >> Yeah, go ahead. Um, Miss Spears, can I get your address? Um, is that considered thousand oats? >> Yeah. >> And then what's zip code? What was it? >> I went through some water. Okay, cool. All right, just wait here. All right, ma'am. Um, so I'm going to write you a fix the ticket for the license and then not having proof of insurance. Um, I'm guessing you do have insurance, but you need to have it in the vehicle or accessible so if you get in a car crash, you can exchange it um versus having to try to juggle it back and forth. Um, just sign in the red box by signing or not admitting to anything. I'm going to give you a warning for speeding, by the way. Um, just sign in the red box. By signing or not admitting anything, you're just promising you're going to take care with the court. They should send you a notice to your address. Um, in general, you can just show proof to any law enforcement that you have your license and that you have the insurance. They can sign off on the ticket or and then you talk to the court with how to take care of it. Okay. Thank you. >> Or have your assistant take care of it. Um, please slow down out here. This is the second time. Okay, there's your copy. You're free to go. >> In the end, she was issued a citation for driving without her license and proof of insurance. Up next is a celebrity couple, an Olympic medalist and his DJ girlfriend. They thought being a celebrity was a get out of trouble freak out. >> That's my man. Stop. No. No. He's not doing this. He's a team USA athlete. The Olympics. Stop. >> Stop. >> Going to jail. You weak, bro. Y Put your hands on me. Y'all weak as, bro. >> My wrist. I'm a DJ. Please. My left wrist. On January the 2nd, 2025 in Miami Beach, Florida, officers were busy investigating a scene when a man later identified as 29-year-old Frederick Fred Curley approached them. Fred, a Team USA Olympic sprinter who won silver and bronze medals in the men's 100 meters at the 2020 and 2024 Olympics, thought his car parked within the investigation area was about to be towed. Instead of confirming the situation and backing off so the officers could finish their investigation, he began arguing with them. And in an instant, the encounter took a sharp and alarming turn. Hey, stop. >> As the situation spiraled further out of control, his girlfriend, 32-year-old Cleo Raman, also known as DJ Skyh High Baby, stepped in, trying to command respect. She name dropped his identity, clearly hoping that reminding officers who he was would shut everything down. >> He's an athlete. Please do not mess with him. Stop prison. >> Get back. >> Go over there, man. Go over there. Go over there. Watch out. >> Just stop resisting, bro. >> We were working for our car right there. >> Y not separate me from it. >> Y'all can't man stop. Y separate me from my man. Stop. I'm diabetic. I'm diabetic. You're squeezing my blood. Stop getting rid of my blood. You don't want anything. Stop. That's my man. Stop. No. No. He's not doing this. He's a team USA athlete. The Olympics. Chill. He's in the Olympics. He's in the Olympics. Get away from my handcuffs on me. Y'all was weak. >> You weak, homie. >> Hey, get the off. >> I'm not resisting. Going to jail. Y is not built like that. I'm telling y'all. Y not built like that. You weak. >> You weak, bro. Y put your hands on me. Y'all weak as bro. >> These man. >> I got to go. >> I have to go. >> Hey, listen. >> I can't go nowhere, bro. >> Man, you shut the up, bro. You weak. get in jail. >> Like an entitled celebrity who strongly believed that [music] being famous was all she needed to get away with anything. The girlfriend stormed back toward [music] the officers. >> My boyfriend right here. My blood glucose sensors right there. >> That's my boyfriend. >> Listen, we got to get off the scene. >> No, but that's my boyfriend. >> Get off the scene. >> I knock it out. It's right there. We were walking to our car. Why would you do that for me? your back. >> No, she she's doing that to herself. >> She She was here. I tell her to go away and she went around. >> Oh my god. I'm done. >> Oh my god. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm in so much pain. I didn't do it. >> It say 20 yard week. >> It take 20. >> Oh my god. I didn't do anything. Y'all know I did it. >> Hey, boo. Move, bro. You bro, >> you're not going to tell me, boy. You're not going to tell me to move. >> Hey, take that off. >> Take that off. You're not tell, bro. >> Hold on. We're all We're all Don't even know why they arrest. I'm saying you trying to tell me to be quiet. >> You don't I'm not I'm just saying you trying to >> Don't worry about it. How How does that sound? >> My wrist. I'm a DJ. Please. My left wrist, please. >> I'm a DJ. Please help me adjust this left wrist. It'll hurt so bad. >> Adjust it right now. My >> boyfriend was in the Olympics. I was here with my company that I work with. >> Yeah, this one's >> I'm diabetic. My bag to have my purse, please. My passports in there. I'm going out. I have a vacation tomorrow. This is our stop Miami. >> I need a bunch of people to move. >> I was thinking my man. He's in the Olympics. He's a track star. Two time medalist in the Olympics. >> That's amazing. >> We already told you come back. I I didn't tell you. I think I'll tell that because our car is right there. >> But it doesn't matter. Obviously, you can't catch your car right now, right? >> Our car is parked right there. >> But obviously, you can't get parked. >> It's right there. It's parked. >> Okay, good for the car. You can't get it. >> Just like how she didn't listen to me telling her to calm down, she's not listening to you. >> Calm down. My boyfriend's getting >> Now you're getting arrested. It's not that way. >> Please help me, Mom. >> Hey, listen. I need you to calm down. >> I'm scared. I've never been arrested. Hey, that's it. There's no need for you to yell. I'm going to help you out. Just calm down. You got it. Thank you. >> Meanwhile, her Olympian boyfriend was being prepared for transport to the very last place an Olympic medalist would ever imagine ending up. >> I can't fit in this. >> Oh no. >> Uh-uh. Hold on. >> TW, bro. Okay. 30 don't trust polices, bro. Ain't no way, bro. Lord have mercy on my soul. I catch these, man. Yo, bro. Father God, thanks for life. Life's a blessing. Father God, thank you for everything. Father God, thank for life. Life is a blessing. God be [music] with me. >> Once the onseen investigation was wrapped up, the officers prepared to transport the duo to jail. But Fred wasn't short on commentary. Clearly stunned and offended that the officers would dare handle him, an Olympian, in such a manner. >> Whoever did that to me, they better get their coins, right? >> What' they do? >> I was going to my car. I thought somebody was towing my car. >> Towing your car? >> Yes. Like the um whatever you call them, the uh the ATVs. >> Uh-huh. to only move around like this is my car. Like why move around if this is my car? This don't make sense. >> But they coins, right? That's all I'm saying. >> Like 20 of 10 of them to try to contain me. >> Oh, they go to the gym. I reconsider their job. >> The way it works, man. >> No, I'm saying that treat you like that. But if you're a nice guy, we'll have a conversation. >> Deputy job, man. >> In the end, Fred was charged with battery on a law enforcement officer, resisting arrest, and disorderly conduct. [music] His girlfriend, Cleo, was charged with resisting an officer. Now, Britney Spears may have walked away with little more than a slap on the wrist. But that [music] was not the case for Travis Scott, who expected special treatment and genuinely believed [music] his celebrity status would shield him from being arrested, only to learn that fame does not carry [music] immunity when the law steps in. All I want is a respect. And I was going to leave, but now ain't nobody going to move me off of nothing. They can call 911, 1011, 111, but nobody's going to move me off of nothing. >> The whole squad to take me to the car. >> I need everybody to this way. >> Yeah. >> Everybody got to take me to the car. Said if I just stop walking, I stop walking. On June the 20th, 2023, a routine police call in Miami turned into a tense confrontation, highlighting the complex dynamics that arise when celebrities believe they're above the law. The incident began when officers responded to a disturbance on a rented boat. Upon the police officer's arrival, they encountered a well-known rapper, Travis Scott, who had overstayed his rental period and was refusing to leave the vessel. >> Everyone put their hand on their head. Everybody put their hands on their head. Everybody put their hands on their head. Come here. >> Do you have a firearm on you? >> Yo, >> come here, >> buddy. Do you have a firearm on you? >> You have a firearm on you? >> You have a firearm on you? >> Nobody has a firearm. >> Only person has a firearm is the lady. >> Come here. >> She is the only one that had a firearm cuz she threatened. >> Come here. >> I'm right here. Let's go over here. Right here. >> I'm going to take his back off you, right? >> Back is off me. >> Just have a seat right here. >> I'm having a seat right here. You have anything on you? >> Nope. Nothing on me. I rented this boat. >> All right, then. What's going on? >> I rented this boat. The owners came on this boat. They kicked down my door at 12:00. >> I don't know what's going on. Ask them. They knocked on I don't understand what's going on. >> There was no fighting involved. Nobody involved at all. >> Yo, >> you want to take us back off? >> Yeah. Yeah, that's right. This my security. >> I'm on your boat. I got I got 12 out of here. >> I need your hand up the phone. >> Huh? >> I need to get understanding of what's going on. >> I rented this boat. These are the owners. The owner pulled up. They They told me I had to go at 12:00. It's 12:52. >> I was in my room. >> The captain kicked the door open >> at 12, maybe a little bit before 12:00. >> Okay. I told him it was disrespectful for him to kick the door open while I was in the room >> with my friend. >> And then the owner pulled up and I was like, "Why did you come by security?" >> This is my security right here. >> So right now all we got is an owner, a captain, and his wife Trippers. That's all I got. >> Is there any fight? No. >> All it is is just I paid 20,000 for the boat. basically say >> I'm not stand up cuz I got no >> it's basically it's a boat owner and a captain. So they knocked on the door because you said passes. >> They kicked the door open. They want to kick things off. Kick the door open on the water on this side. Right now he wants to get Now he mad because he think I've been I don't know this. I don't know. He's like, "You've been on my boat. It was fans when they first pulled up." But I wasn't giving off this boat because I felt disrespected because his captain kicked the door. >> The officers attempted to gather information from both the boat captain and the rapper. This revealed the conflicting accounts of what transpired before their arrival. During the exchange, the rapper's sense of entitlement became increasingly evident, and it was clear he was feeling too important to have to go through the whole process. >> Just have a seat for me. >> I'm going to sit right here. >> Have a seat for me. Wait right here. >> I'm going have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat. >> Let's do what we ask. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. I ain't going to lie though. >> Sit down. >> I ain't going to lie though. >> Hey, I told you to sit down. >> Courtney on my kids. I'm sitting down with you. >> Put your phone down. Put your phone down. >> I'm with you. >> Travis, >> I'm with you. What's your name? >> Officer Kamich. >> Okay. Kam. >> Yeah. >> Nice to meet you, Kamich. My name is >> Nice to meet you. >> Webster. Last name. Webster. What's your name? >> Alvarango. >> Huh? >> Alvarango. >> You're not going You're not going to shake my hand. >> Okay. What's your name? >> Relax. Relax. You're good. >> I told you to sit down. >> Hey, sit down. >> Hey, listen. Okay. What's your name? >> You need to listen. >> I just want to know names before y'all talk to me. That's it. >> What's going on? >> Um, I was I I rented this charter. I'm in this charter for a very good time. I ain't going to lie. I had the best time of my life ever. >> I know my fault. This is the best time of my life I ever had. Actually, they just want >> I know they want me. >> Do you have anything in that boat that you want? >> You know what? No, but what I want to do is have a real conversation cuz I'm a I'm a real turn person. I like to have a real good time, right? And when I like when I rent something to me, these boats out here in Miami ain't talking about nothing. A 90 foot or 100footer is nothing to me. >> Regardless if they renting boats out for 4 hours or 8 hours, it's nothing to me. >> Okay. So, what is it that you want? >> I don't want anything. >> All I want is a respect. And I was going to leave. >> But ain't nobody going to move me off of nothing. They can call 911. As tensions escalated, the rapper's behavior became more erratic, alternating between compliance and [music] resistance. His actions demonstrated a clear misunderstanding of the legal consequences he was facing. >> But nobody's going to move me off of nothing. >> Sit down. Hey, sit down. >> I will sit down. I will sit down. You're not listening. I'm with you. >> Hey, let's take a walk. Come on. Grab your stuff. >> I'm with you. >> Hey, grab your stuff. >> Thanks for grab Hey, security. >> That's your security guy, right? >> Grab that. >> Damn. Like that? >> Yeah. Yeah. It's like that. All my kids is like that. All my kids is like that cuz it's billions up. All my kids is like walk with me. Don't I'm walk with you. >> Wait. >> Don't touch me. Sit down. I didn't tell you to leave. >> What you want me to sit down? >> I want you to sit down. >> You want me to sit down? What? What else you want me to do? >> Because I'm going to check what you got in your bag. >> Go ahead. It's hard. Nothing but hard drives and laptops. >> Listen. Okay. >> What else? >> You want to be cordial? >> I'm super cordial. >> One thing you know about me, I'm the smoothest. >> Just, you know, just listen to it. >> Ain't nothing on me, baby. Uh, you I'm telling you to sit down and you still >> You asked Listen, you sit down. >> Sit down. Make sure you check that backpack though. Check that backpack cuz you asked to check it. What's your name? >> I'm checking. Come check. >> Kitchen. >> Make sure you check that backpack. Mama, >> check that backpack. >> Please. See how they get out of here. >> They to you down quick. That's crazy. I'm checking. >> It's okay. Sit down. >> I wanted to go. Hey, I want to check my You want me to sit down or you want to check? You want to sit down? Hey, >> come. >> What you want me to do? K. >> Nothing. >> Hey, security. You want to sit down or stand up? >> You better sit down. >> You want me to sit down? >> Sit down. >> You want me to walk? Come on now. >> Hey yo. Hey yo, I want to see them videos, too. >> Let's go, sir. >> Hey yo, this my gang. >> This my gang right here. >> Everybody with me. 12 with me, baby. >> On the hood. >> I'm never going to fall in water. And I can swim. >> Security. >> Everybody with me. >> Stay with me, mama. >> I can't. I can't. The situation took a turn when the officers attempted to escort the rapper off the premises. [music] His resistance continued, showcasing a delusional belief that his status should shield him from consequences. >> Hey, if I stop, >> if I if I stop walking, I swear to God, you can lock me up. >> Just turn around before you fall. You watch, >> man. What you think I'mma fall? If I fall, you lock me up. Don't fall in the water, bro. >> If I fall in the water, you can lock me up. I'm waiting I'm waiting for him to stop. >> Man, what? I know he waiting for me to stop. I know he he want me to stop. >> He He I swear he want me to stop. >> I'm wait I'm I'm I'm so far him. I swear to God I'm going to run through this. What we doing? >> What? >> Nope. >> That's your right. That's your right. That's my left. >> My ride. >> My ride is worth security every time. Security car back. >> Yeah, he is. Got both my bags. Come on now. I'm right with you. How how dripping you think I am now? My back right behind me. It's 2 ft. What you think y'all got going on? >> Huh? What y'all got going on? It's about 80 of y'all. >> Call this way. Where is that? >> Hey, >> hey, you got to go out the gate. >> You're the best in the world. I swear. >> Can I get him into the car then? >> Huh? Now, you want to escort me to the beach? No, no, no, no, no, no, no. You ain't going to do me like that. I need the whole squad to take me to the car. >> I need everybody. >> Yeah. >> Everybody got to take me to the car. >> I need my whole take. Hold on. >> Yes, sir. Man, you know what? Yo yo >> n we've had enough of this. >> Get your boy, man. >> Welcome to the DT. Let's go, man. Let's go. Let's go. We got other to do, bro. You're wasting our time. Just go. Stop. Be careful. >> As the incident progressed, the rapper realized he had left personal belongings on the boat. This led to a heated discussion about retrieving his items and marked the beginning of his downfall. >> I need help getting my bag. >> Gave it to security. >> You sure? My my green. >> My green Louis bag. It's a green Louis bag still on the boat right now. It's not check. >> Hold on. >> What? >> Put me back here. >> Call the owner and see how you can get it back. >> I need you to come with me though, bro. They going to call you if I don't >> Call the owner and see how you can get it back. number. I'm on >> I ain't got nothing on me. Come on, bro. >> Call the owner and you get it back. >> I'm on the phone with the lady that booked. >> I didn't You have to call and get >> I need you to help me, though. Just >> You're not going to get back on that boat. >> So, I got to call 911. I just >> You're not going to get back on the boat. >> I don't need you to get I don't need you back in the boat. All I need you to do is walk back to me and let them know that I left a green bag on there. >> All right, then stay in the boat. >> I know what happened. >> Then stay in You're not going to go back over there. >> I don't want to go back over there. >> Then stay back in the door. Can I just walk? >> No, I already told you. No, you're not going back in the boat. You already >> I don't want to go back on the boat. >> That's what I'm telling you. Then wait over here. There's >> so much room over here. >> Okay. There's a lot of room over here, too. You can wait right there. >> Why do you think I'm aggressive? >> I'm not being aggressive. I'm just asking you to wait right there. >> I got a phone on the boat, bro. I got >> Okay, that's fine. But I'm going to ask you to wait right there and then I'll go check for your bag. >> I'm check. I'm a legal citizen. >> No, you can't go back over there. You can't go back over there. >> I have a camel bag on the boat. >> Okay, we're going to go back there. >> Okay. Can I get as much as y'all attack me? Can I >> My vehicle is right here. >> I'm 10 ft from my vehicle. >> Am I leaving you? >> Have a bag. >> Where's my bag? >> There are some females at a lot of properties that belong to somebody on the boat. >> Were you with some females tonight? >> Huh? >> Were you with some females? >> No, ma'am. They had some bags in there. >> I was by myself. Okay, not a problem. No ma'am. >> As much as security as I got around me that ain't got no weapon on me, I need as much help to secure my property so I can leave. So if every I'm not going to do nothing. I ain't got no reason to do nothing. Y'all got cameras on y'all just wasting your time right now. >> Cuz my bag is on the on the boat. Y'all just y'all scare me. The rapper repeatedly expressed his disbelief at the situation and kept arguing about his rights and [music] the perceived injustice. Unbeknownst to him, he was pushing the officer's nerves to their limits. And by the time he realized they meant their word, it was too late for him. >> Told me to leave now or y'all put me. >> You told me if I leave now. >> I told you. >> I told you we have anything left on the boat. If you had anything, you said no. And you got all your drugs for >> It's 50 cops around me, bro. It's 10 of y'all. >> Now you're coming back to say I told you to leave and now you're back. >> Because you told me to leave and now I'm back. >> Why? Why? Why you coming back? >> Because I left something. Because it's you. >> You told me you had nothing left in the hole. >> Because it's 50 cops, bro. It's 13 of y'all. >> You told me you had nothing left on the boat. >> Because it's 13. I didn't I didn't know if I had nothing. You didn't give me no chance. I tried to turn around and check. You told me do not go in that boat or you going to lock me up. You said if I stop walking, you was going to lock me up. Did you not? >> You said if I didn't stop walking, if I stop walking, >> I got to do this, man. Come on, bro. >> Okay, I'm right here. >> All right. I'm right here. >> I need my bag. I I came out. >> You got nothing left to go. >> I do. We're good. You got to calm down. >> I just >> Nobody got Where you at? I'm arrival on the 32 at the marina one. You mean if I got someone on that boat that I charged 30,000 lock for that >> and I asked about it and I asked about it. Throughout the encounter, the rapper questioned the officer's actions and expressed frustration at what he perceived as unfair treatment, especially for a citizen of his status. He said if I stopped, he was going to lock me up. He threatened me with cuffs. He almost pulled him out of his back pants. So, how could I turn around and check if I had someone on the boat that I spent 30,000 on? And to be honest, man, I don't even be on boats like that. It's crazy. A big ass waste of time cuz two of the charges you saying that they I don't know, man. Stupid. >> Yeah. How would you feel if you rented a a boat for $40,000? Somebody keep the door open >> before you even had to >> get off the boat. So, what was the whole issue in the beginning, man? Like, >> really no issue. It was just a captain. >> They called us and said that there was a black male and a white male fighting. That's what they say. >> And y'all came and attacked the blackmail. >> Not like that, man. >> But that's what happened. Y even asked a white male no questions. Cuz the person that called y'all wasn't even the person that was in the altercation. >> Who was it that called? >> Huh? >> Who was it that called? >> They called y'all. >> I'm saying who was it? >> You said who was it that called? >> Yes, sir. It was the wife of the owner who wasn't even there >> of the vessel >> of the vessel. >> So, >> we just showed up and seen a black person talking to a white person who said that I've been on his boat 40 times and I've never been on his boat until today. >> He was a fan at first. >> The owner was a fan at first. His captain was a fan at first and then once his captain realized that he his owner wasn't even him because he was a fan, >> it got sticky and I only came back cuz I left something and y'all locked me up. This whole is goofy. Like for real. 73 12. But if if you knew that the security guard had my bag, why why didn't the cops just tell me that, man? >> As the interaction continued, the officers informed the rapper of the potential charges he was facing. Funnily enough, he was still in denial of his actions. >> Well, y'all told me I got to I got to spend the night here. >> Not here, man. At the county jail. >> But I'm sure they'll make they I'm assuming they make phone calls and how they make it. How am I supposed to make I I ain't call nobody. No, when you get to the the county jail, they'll let you make a phone call. >> Come, bro. I got to go to county jail for what? >> You said I gave a fake name. You know what's my real name? >> Yeah, I'm not going to use that charge now. >> But >> there was going to be three charges. Now it's just going to be two. >> So, what's the two charges? >> Disorderly intoxication and trespass property. >> You don't need to breathalyze me to be intoxicated. >> You don't have to breathalyze you, man. >> How you know I'm intoxicated? >> Cuz we smell it. You can't be You can't be drunk in Miami. >> You can, but you can't act a fool while you're drunk, man. >> How I didn't How did How am I acting a fool? >> Look on the uh >> Man, the whole time we were there, you acting fool. >> How what did I do? >> There was a disruptance on the vessel. There was I mean, the whole >> walking backwards thing and and and you know, there was a lot there's a lot going on. Okay, man. >> You know it wasn't a lot going on. >> You seen a lot going on and you know that wasn't a lot. I walked off calmly. >> Eventually, the officers did an investigation and found out that Travis's security left with his bag and that it wasn't in the boat as he had earlier claimed. In the end, he was charged with disorderly intoxication and trespass on property. Similarly, meet David Kosner, the anchorman actor who found himself in trouble after being caught driving with a [music] little too much to drink. >> I know who you are. I was going to say, I thought that looked like you. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> One one beer or one shot of liquor or what? >> No. No. One beer. >> One beer. Okay. Does it all make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> You okay? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I didn't know what you're thinking was funny. >> No, no, you're fine. I was just curious. You started laughing. We're under arrest for operating vehicle here. >> On June the 4th, 2022 in Ohio, officers on routine patrol spotted [music] a vehicle swerving all over the road and immediately initiated a traffic stop. Behind the wheel was none other than anchor man actor David Kosner. As the officer approached the vehicle, the strong smell of alcohol poured out, setting the stage for what was [music] about to unfold next. >> Oh yeah. What you got? >> 19 cups of alcohol. >> Gotcha. >> Glossy eyes. I can smell that cold when I walked up to the car. Where's he from? >> California. >> What's he doing out here? >> He said he's going to Kamicana, West Virginia. >> That's a D. >> Yeah, he's uh >> might take a couple hours. >> Yeah. Uh I got a couple lane violations on him. He actually rolled up on me pretty quick. Got behind me, got back over. I guess he realiz I was a deputy. He slowed down a little bit. I wait for him to pass. Got a couple lane violations on him. I stopped him. >> Okay. Was he over at dash line? Solid far line. Both >> uh white line. >> White line a couple of times. >> Yep. >> Okay. All right. I'll go make contact with him. Have you ran a plate? >> Yeah, I haven't got the return back on yet. >> Oh god, it's not for me. >> Hey, Tripper Bean, State Highway Patrol. Um, so it's my understanding you're going to West Virginia. Yes, sir. >> Okay, gotcha. Um, where are you coming from tonight? >> Um, Cincinnati. >> Cincinnati. Okay. Um, what part of Cincinnati? The >> airport. What should I say? >> I know who you are. I was going to say I thought that looked like you. Okay. Were you out uh are you doing something in Iron? >> Uh yes, sir. >> Okay. What were you doing in Ironton? >> Well, no. Uh uh Huntington first. >> Okay. >> Iron second. >> Okay. Gotcha. Are you doing like your tour right now? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Did you drive out here? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Good. >> Well, from Cincinnati. >> You drove here from Cincinnati, but you're going to Huntington right now? Yes, sir. But you're doing your tour right now? >> Yes. >> When do you do uh your tour for Huntington? >> Not tonight. I'm sure it's too early in the morning. >> Okay. All right. Gotcha. Um how much have you had to drink tonight? >> One. >> One beer or one shot of liquor or what? >> No. No. One beer. >> One beer. Okay. Um I'm just going to ask you to step out and run you through a couple things. Make sure you're safe to drive. Okay. You >> did tell me one beer. >> Okay. Gotcha. was 24. >> Being a fan didn't mean the officer was about to let him slide. At that moment, Kosner's celebrity status meant absolutely zilch to an officer who is determined [music] to do his job. >> It's going to be the second car back. Okay. >> Yes, sir. >> Let's uh I'm going to have you walk a little further to the left. I don't want to get hit by this car. Okay. Just walk right over there by that front license plate. Just stand right there for me. I'm going back it up for you. Okay. >> All right, Mr. Keman, you can come right over here for me. >> Do you wear contacts or glasses? Right. >> No, I don't. >> Okay. Would you consider yourself in overall good health? >> Would you consider yourself overall good health? Are you on any medications currently? >> And then any history of head injuries that cause you day-to-day issues? >> All right. You're a bit taller than me. If you want, you can kind of sit on my hood there while I run you through a couple things. Okay. That way you put you a little more eye level than me. All right. His slur speech and unsteady demeanor said it all. Still, to remove even the slightest doubt, the officer administered [music] a field sobriety test. However, for some reason, he was confident he had a chance of getting away if he could find a way around passing the test [music] since his celebrity card failed. You have any questions about the instructions? No. >> Does it all make sense? >> Yes, sir. >> You okay? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. I didn't know it. You think it was funny? >> Well, no. No, >> you're fine. I was just curious. You started laughing, so that's okay. If you understand the instructions, you may begin. >> You remember where you left off? >> Well, five. >> Okay. >> Four, actually. >> All right. So, you can go ahead and stop. The last thing I'll ask you to do is just walk to the front of my car for me. >> Good. You can walk just anyway. >> Just keep facing my car. Would you put your hands behind your back? 141 on Henry Zebra Henry 867 operating vehicle while I'm here. Do you have a watch or anything you like me to take off of you before I handcuff sir? >> Uh okay. What I'm going to do is I'm going to handcuff you and meandize you. Okay. Do you understand what impairment is? >> Okay. You've been arrested for operating a vehicle while impaired. Have you ever been arrested for VI before, sir? >> Yes, sir. >> When was the last time? >> Uh, December. >> Uh, 2022. >> 2022. >> 2021. >> 2021. This past December. >> Sure. >> Okay. What state was that in? >> Okay. >> In the end, he was charged with OVI. Then there's Playboy Cardi, a rapper who thought he could turn the highway into a real life Fast and Furious scene, blasting down the road at 133 mph in a 55 zone. As if the rules somehow didn't apply to him. >> Well, you're driving 133 mph in a 55 mph zone. You want to have a conversation that doesn't end with you going to jail? Here's the thing. You're under arrest for reckless driving and a bunch of other traffic tickets. >> We are going to go. Your car is going to get impounded. We're going to go down to city jail. >> I haven't had to go to jail. >> There is nothing that is going to change the outcome of you going to jail tonight. >> On September the 21st, 2022 in Atlanta, Georgia, an officer on routine patrol watched a vehicle rocket past him at 133 mph in a 55 zone and immediately initiated a traffic stop. Behind the wheel was rapper Playboy Cardi, who seemed convinced that his fame somehow exempted him from the law. An assumption that was about to backfire quickly. >> Driver, shut the vehicle off and put your hands out the window. >> Driver, shut the vehicle off. Put your hands out the window. Both hands. Put both your hands out the window. >> Give me >> Explain it to me. >> Man, I'm rushing because I had emergency. >> Well, you're driving 133 m an hour in a 55 mph zone, >> right? It was emergency. What is the emergency? >> I got stuff going on my family. Okay, I'm trying to get >> I got stuff going on with my family. How? Here's the thing. You want to have a conversation that doesn't end with you going to jail? You might want to be a little more forthcoming with the details. What is the situation that causes you to drive 2 and 1 half times the speed limit down the highway to the airport? >> Okay. So, you were going to drive 130 plus miles an hour the entire way to the airport, putting everybody else's life on the highway in jeopardy. That's what you're telling me? Do me a favor. cover up. >> Whoever he thought he was, the officer was clearly unimpressed by his attempt to turn the highway into a real life Fast and Furious scene. One thing was certain, fame or not, he was going to answer for [music] his actions. Face that way when you get out. >> Get out and face that way. I ain't asking you. I'm telling you. Get out and face that way. Get out and face that way. You got anything on you I need to know about? >> Guns, knives, bombs. >> Is there anything in the car? I need to know about. >> You're under arrest for reckless driving. >> That was that was >> You're doing 133 down the highway in the HOV lane, putting everybody's life in jeopardy cuz you want to go to the airport. Come on, man. >> My girl's pregnant, bro. I'm not. >> So, what does that have to do with it? >> We're late. That's >> okay. So, your core time management is what's going to cost other somebody else their life. That's what you're telling me. Have a seat. I just want to get in. >> Okay. >> We We can in a second, but nothing is nothing you're going to say is going to change the fact. Understand that. 1024. I'm at one in custody. Uh, can you start me at 85? We're going to be, I guess, 7585 southbound at 14, like under 14th Street on the right shoulder. >> In a desperate bid to win favor with the officer, he dropped a bombshell. One that could end up doing far more harm than good. >> All right. What do you got? >> What do you want to talk about? >> I just get to I was running late. My eyes I have a style in my eye. >> Okay. >> So, you can't see real well. No, >> I can see by just a style in my eye. I wasn't trying to put >> uh 133 coming southbound on the highway. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, what you're saying to me is that even worse than the fact you're driving 133 and a 55 is you can't see real well. >> No, that's not >> while you're driving 133 mph down, bro. You're driving almost 80 miles an hour over a 55 mph speed limit. Because you're trying to get to the hospital or you trying to get to the airport. >> Trying to get to the airport. >> What time her plane landed? >> Her plane landed. What? >> Plane already landed. >> Okay. So then she's on the ground. She's safe. She can sit there. But you're you're going to cause yourself potentially a life in prison if you pull somebody while driving almost 80 miles an hour down the over the speed limit down the highway to save yourself what 10 minutes. I mean that's I'm not crazy, right? Like that's just crazy to drive that fast to to try and save yourself 10 minutes while she I mean she's on the ground right now. What is what is the dire hurry to get to her that causes you to drive that fast? Just just the fact that she's coming into town and you're running late. >> We try to get straight to her and go back to the house. >> Here's the thing. You're under arrest for reckless driving and a bunch of other traffic tickets. >> We are going to go. Your car is going to get impounded. >> We're going to go down to city jail. We're going to get booked into jail. And then whenever they let you out, they let you out. What's up? >> You got to speak up, man. With all these cars, I can't hear what you're saying. >> I said I didn't I wasn't trying to harm anyone, sir. >> Okay. >> But I just what I did was I'm I'm have no reason to go to I You got a reason for Sweden. But >> I'm not a bad dude. I >> I didn't listen, brother. I didn't say you were a bad dude, but you just made a couple decisions that put a lot of people's lives in jeopardy. >> Can you run my record? Right. >> I mean, I I I might run your record, but it's not going to change the outcome of what like past good behavior doesn't excuse future current poor behavior. Like, that would that would be like saying, well, I mean, your honor, I've never done anything wrong. Like, can I get a pass on this person? I've never done anything wrong in the past. Like, I'm happy you don't have a jacked up driving record. I am like I'm happy about that. But like it and then you know you're wrong. I mean you know you're wrong cuz as soon as I start put driving past you, you jump across five lanes of traffic to try and hide from me on the other side of the highway. >> No, I was about to get off my exit. >> The airport is 15 miles that way. So either So if you're getting off an exit right here, then you ain't going to the airport. >> I got way too much. I'm not lying to you, >> brother. Come on. I I literally work traffic and drive the highway for a living. My office is down by the airport. Not I mean it's not even all the way to the airport. You literally stay on the highway that you're on and keep on driving for the better part of 12 miles. So now we're just not being honest with each other. But you're all set. Hang on for before you do anything. Just can I just make the phone call? >> We we'll worry about phone calls on that. Just as the officer moved in to search the car, he discovered something that threatened to flip [music] the entire encounter on its head. Sure. Being punched by never caught him in the first place. >> Are there any weapons in the car? No. But you got a extended mag Glock sitting in a passenger seat. which is not chambered but has 27 rounds in it on the rim. All right. Since you don't have any on you and there's none in your car, do you have a driver's license? >> Yes, sir. And I have a driver license. >> Okay. Whose car are you driving? >> Has it reported ahead >> registered to you? All right. So, what do you think when I asked you, hey, do you have any thing in the car I need to know about? Guns, knives, [music] bombs, and you go, no, but you got an extended mag Glock sitting on the passenger seat. >> It's in my name. I was going to tell you before I I asked you and I said, "Is there anything in the car I need to know about guns, not bombs?" You looked at me in my face and said, "No." You said, >> "Okay, but I didn't ask you if you >> It's not a big deal. You're not It's not against the law to have a gun in your car unless you're a convicted felon." >> Okay. Are you a convicted felon? >> Okay. All right. You get one chance to tell me what your name is. Sure. I would lie to you. >> I mean, brother, you've already lied to me about having a gun in your car. So, >> you sir, I >> I asked you plank point blank to your face, >> sir. >> Do you have a gun in your car? And you said you looked me in my face and said, "No." >> So, what do you mean you ain't lied to me yet? What's your birthday? >> I'm not trying to lie to you by I'm not trying to get in your bad side. >> You're all right. Mr. Carter, what's your birthday? >> I apologize. >> Mr. Carter, what's your birthday? Okay, perfect. That all right. Is the gun stolen? I'm not asking you cuz I'm trying to be mean to you. I'm asking you cuz I just it's just easier for me if I know ahead of time and then we can go about that. >> Here's a also I'm getting off from my exit. Your own GPS says tells you to drive for 9.7 more miles on the street that you're on. So there's no way that you were jumping over. You're jumping over cuz you're hoping that I don't find you in traffic as I'm coming to get to you. Right, sir. I didn't I didn't see you till the blue lights. I'm sorry. >> You hit the brakes as soon as you came by me on the side of the highway. >> I didn't I didn't see the blue lights. >> Well, I didn't turn the blue lights on until I was right behind you. But I'm just saying. I mean, you saw me on the side of the highway. Got to make some better choices here. But like I don't know. Here's the thing. >> You know, speak right. >> I I got you. But you you can't be doing the right thing by doing a bunch of other stuff wrong. Like that. That's not >> just rand trying to go to the airport. Just I was I was screaming. frustration trying anything else to go to jail. I try to jail. >> I mean, I don't think anybody wakes up hope like thinking that they're going to jail, man. But like it's not like you're doing 90 and a 55. >> It's like you're doing almost 80 m an hour over the speed limit of 55 mph. >> Like if you were going 80 and a 55, like that's that's still 25 over. That's still speeding like >> 23. >> But you're going to have, you know, you're going to end up with a ticket. >> 23. Go ahead. about doing 80 mph over a 55 mph speed limit. >> For some reason, he was convinced that being a celebrity was a bargaining chip, one powerful enough to get him out of the very mess he could have otherwise avoided. But unfortunately for him, he met the wrong officer. >> What's up? >> I have nothing to tell you. Isn't anything that you can do? >> There is nothing that is going to change the outcome of you going to jail tonight? >> What? Okay, let me let me ask you this. Just so I can better understand, what do you think is a equitable solution to the fact that you're driving 78 mph over a 55 mph speed limit, driving in the HOV lane by yourself, and then in an effort to not get pulled over, cut across five lanes of traffic to try and hide on the far right lane? What do you think is an appropriate like if you were me and you would pull and you would pull me over for driving that that reckless, >> what do you think is a real honest outcome? >> That was an honest and bitter question he had no answer for. But like any fame [music] drunk individual, he still had a few tricks left up his sleeve. >> What I did was see >> Yeah, man. Yeah. >> How do What do you mean? How can I put you in without going to jail? >> Quick right. >> All right. What's pass code to your phone? >> 0. All right. Who you trying to call? >> Yeah. 0. >> The zero the the four ones. Is that >> jail? We're going to take you out, right? >> Pre-trial. >> You said pre-trial. >> Pre-trial. >> It's the city of Atlanta. >> City of Atlanta. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Yeah. There might be a charge. >> You got a bunch of traffic tickets, man. And then assuming that like your gun's not stolen and you're not a felon whenever I get around checking that. >> You said you haven't checked. >> No, I haven't checked. I'm just telling you that I >> But it's one of those things that like until I know that then that's where we're at. >> I I didn't say you were a bad guy, man. But we have we have policies that we have to follow. I didn't know that. >> I I understand that. Listen, man. I'm not mad at you. I'm just This This is what it is when you're driving 133 and a 55. Like, >> come to jail right now. >> Yeah. Pre-trial. >> It's If you Google the city of Atlanta jail, it's the only one that comes up. It's like 254 Peach Street. >> 254 Peach Street. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> Just as the officer was wrapping up the onseen investigation, his family suddenly showed up, clearly ready to do whatever it took to pull him out of the mess that he had landed [music] himself in. >> Hey, how you doing, officer? >> How you doing, Mr. CR? Probably got my nephew. So, where's the vehicle going? >> Okay, it's going to fine. I apologize for the misunderstanding. Uh, where are you guys taking? City of Atlanta jail. >> Okay. Put that at me. Put that in my GPS. >> Should be like 250. Could you just type in city of Atlanta jail? >> City of Atlanta jail. >> Okay. We just over here. Stay away from the highway. Okay. City of Atlanta jail. All right. >> So, who is he to you? >> My nephew. >> Nephew. >> Good kid. >> Yeah. Good kid, man. >> Listen, I I've tried to explain to him that I have nothing no ill will against him, but he made a real bad choice. So, >> Okay. >> He was driving 133 in a 55. >> Oh, man. >> In the HO lane. And then when I try to like get close to pull him over, he just >> ducked across five lanes of traffic to try and hide from me. I'm out here asking him like, "Hey man, you got any like guns?" He's like, "No, no, I'm good." But he's got an extended mag Glock sitting in the passenger seat. Like >> he's I don't think he's just thinking with his clear head. >> Okay. >> Ain't nothing crazy. He's not going for, you know, for felonies or nothing, but like >> we can't be out here driving >> 78 mph over the speed limit, putting everybody else's life in jeopardy. So, >> you have to you got to sit down for a minute. And >> yeah, I mean, realistically, I don't we don't set whether they have to see judges, not have to see judges, the corrections do that. >> Okay. >> So, if he does have to see a judge, that should be at >> like 10 or 12 tomorrow morning. >> Okay. >> And then, you know, they'll they'll figure out can he just bond out, sign out, does he have to like I don't know. We have no control over that process. So, so what what actually So, you said he was >> he was driving 133 and a 55 in the HOV lane. >> 133 and a 55 in the HO lane. So, once he seen Once you put the lights on >> Well, no, before I got close enough to put the lights on. He just jumped from the HOV lane all the way to the far right lane, which again, like other than being an unsafe lane change, like I I mean, that is what it is. You know, you're just trying to >> not get pulled over. >> Exactly. Exactly. I totally understand. >> He's not the first. He won't be the last. He probably won't be the last tonight, but >> it's one of those things like he's doing 90 and a 55. All right, man. >> Here's a speeding ticket. You be on your way, >> right? >> 133 in a 55. Like, you are putting so many other people's lives in danger. Like, that's just not something that I can give you a ticket. >> Okay. >> Cooperative at the time. Okay. >> I got no ill will for him or for whatever. >> So, you're saying by him doing 130, >> right? I can't just give you a ticket >> and then be like, "Okay, hey man, listen. I know you've been reckless driving. You have to get arrested." >> Okay. >> It's one of those things like >> it's at your discretion. >> No, no. Reckless driving is a thing, but if you're getting cited for reckless driving now, yes, is there discretion for some stuff? Of course, there's no argument there, but you just cannot be out here driving. So, like I said, we're going to go down to Cityland jail. >> Okay. They'll square away whether he can just sign out tonight, bond out tonight, or whether he has to see a judge. >> Yeah. Bond tonight, >> right? And then if they, you know, once they determine that, but we won't know that. Like I won't even know that, >> right? Cuz you guys have to process. >> We got to get down there and then they got they process him. >> Absolutely. >> So once that process starts for him, >> he'll be able to contact y'all, let you guys know. What you know, hey, you guys get me out tonight. Hey, I can't get out till tomorrow. >> Okay. >> Um and be able to call you guys. >> Can I get your card? >> I don't have card. You don't have a card? Um when I >> I'm going to get the uh tow truck. >> Yeah. So if if he's good with it, a couple things are going to happen here. One, I'm going to give you the impound slip >> for the car, which So his car is going to >> So that's address, phone number >> for them. >> I'm going to give this to you cuz it doesn't really serve him any benefit to have it. You have it. And then if he is uh >> good with it, I will give you his firearm. >> Yes. >> Um cuz I ran his firearm. It's not stolen. So we're good with that. Absolutely. >> Uh the only thing is that do you have a carry permit? >> No, not on me right now. >> Okay. So, I will put it in your car. >> But we're going to put it in the trunk. >> Okay. That's >> um just for everybody's ease and then you guys can get it back to him as opposed to him having to go out get it out of property and and do all that. I just got to ask him and make sure that it's okay with him that you take possession of it. >> Absolutely. >> Do you have ID on him? >> Yes, sir. >> With the onseen investigation concluded, it was time for the so-called celebrity to be transported to jail. a reality he never imagined possible and [music] was still struggling to accept. >> Yes. >> Taking me to jail. >> You were 100% going to jail. There's there's nothing that's changed in that. The question is, do you want >> them to take possession of your firearm? >> Yes, of course. >> Okay. Sir, >> I just need your driver's license. I I got you. Uh again, I'm not I'm not mad at you. I'm not. And if you had been argumentative or combative, like I wouldn't have even asked a question about giving, you know, giving your license to family or giving your uh giving your gun to family and stuff. Look, I would just take >> Yeah, we're we're going to go inside in one second and you're going to be able to sit down and grab some water and if you want to take that off, put in your pocket, it's totally fine. Just give me one second. Make sure Heat. Heat. You don't have a what I'll call a pristine driving record, but it ain't that bad. All right. All right, we're going to go inside. Um, sit down while I do the rest of your paperwork and get some water. Mr. Carter, I'm going ask a question. Don't get offended. I ask everybody the same question. If I take your handcuffs off, are you going to do something stupid? >> Fantastic. Stand up so I can get those cuffs off. The water fountain's right there. Good. >> You use the bathroom or anything? >> I know. That's what I'm trying. We got much more. We got a little cup there. Just as the officers were processing him, another suspect being booked nearby suddenly made an unbelievable [music] remark. One that made the moment even more surreal. >> Good. How are you? really I don't know weird my favorite record in the world. That's crazy. God really creeped out. >> Yeah, here will be. Yeah, [music] this is now >> after he started talking. I was like, "All right, well, let me go look." But >> yeah, I was tripping around. >> In the end, the celebrity rapper was charged with reckless driving. Still on celebrities playing the fame card, here's Oklahoma State House of Representatives member Ryan Martinez, who thought his political office would shield him from arrest [music] after being caught completely wasted. >> Who do you work for? >> The House of Representatives. >> How many alcoholic beverages did you have tonight? >> Uh, three, four, three or four. three or four. >> Yes, sir. >> I can't be detained on the way to go represent people, >> right? >> And even if there was a special session, the guy over at DPS says, "I've never heard of anybody not being able to be arrested during a special session." >> On October the 26th, [music] 2022 in Edmund, Oklahoma. Officers were dispatched to the Patriarch Bar after reports of a possible drunk driver in the parking lot, later identified as State House [music] of Representatives member Ryan Martinez. A witness reported that the bar had already cut him off due to his intoxication and he was last seen stumbling into a [music] white SUV. >> Right now, I was going to head to my house while we crossed. Does he have ID on you? >> I think 10:00 Who do you work for? >> Hospitals. >> Can you keep your hands out of your pockets for me, please? >> Sure. Sorry. >> Your last name is Martinez. >> Yes, sir. >> I'm sorry. How many alcoholic beverages did you have tonight? >> Uh, three. Three or four. >> Three or four? >> Yes, sir. >> And you said you started at 10:00? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you think it's 1:00 in the morning now? Yeah, probably 9:30 2 minutes. >> So, 3 to 4 alcoholic beverages starting at 10:00. >> Yes, sir. >> But it's only about 11:47 now. >> It is. Okay. >> Okay. You can talk to my partner. >> Okay. You can talk to my partner. Okay. >> Okay. Um, what kind of drinks were they? >> Uh, I probably had a vodka tonic in there. Two vodkics in there. >> Two vodkonics. Uh, keep your hands out of your pocket. Were they single doubles? How big were they? >> Singles. Singles. >> 8 o. >> Okay. So, two 8 oz. Vodkatonic. Anything else? >> So, just two drinks. Um, my concern is you're you're not being truthful just because you had trouble getting out of your car. We got a call actually from someone here stating that you'd already showed up intoxicated. Uh, I don't I don't think so. >> You don't think? You don't think? What part? >> Thought I was >> Where did you have drinks before you came here? >> I had dinner at uh I didn't actually drink. >> You what? >> I didn't have anything to drink at dinner was 4:30 97. >> Okay. So, why do you think they they believe that you showed up intoxicated? You don't know. Where did you have dinner at? >> I am Mahogany. Mahogany. >> And you didn't have anything to drink there? >> Nothing at all. >> So, two vodka tonics. That made you intoxicated or >> Okay. Do you feel like you're too intoxicated right now? >> No. >> Okay. What about Do you feel safe to drive? >> You do? >> Yeah. >> Okay. All right. Um, so here's my concern. Like I said, they were the ones who called us, stating that you had showed up and they believed that you were already intoxicated before you got here. They served you some drinks. You had trouble getting out of the car. You were having trouble even even standing standing still. >> Employees, they accidentally set it off while they were closing up. They got it. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Right. Well, what I'd like to do is to take you through a couple of series of tests, standardized fields of already test to see whether you're going to be safe to drive or not. Are you okay with that? Have you done that before? Are you familiar with them? >> Okay, that's fine. Cuz I can um I'm going to walk you through them or I'm going to tell you exactly what to do. Okay, so what I'll have you do actually can just stand right there for the first one. Stand your feet together, hands to the side. >> Yep. Hands to the side. All right. Do you wear any glasses? Any contacts? Anything like that? No. All right. Any head injuries, recent head injuries or anything like that that I should know? >> Not recently. >> How long ago? >> A couple years ago. >> Couple years ago. Would you have >> uh concussions? I wrestled football. >> Okay. But nothing tonight? >> No. >> Nothing tonight. Okay. >> To confirm what was already obvious, the officer administered a field sobriety test which Ryan failed just as expected. However, because arrests involving a sitting member of the state house of representatives came with specific [music] legal technicalities, there was one more step the officers had to complete. A step Ryan was counting on, [music] believing it would somehow save him from the consequences. >> Are you still on track? >> So, it looks like the Senate um is in session from February to May. I don't see anything on the House of Representatives, but I would imagine it's the same >> on the left. >> Okay, keep your hands out of your pocket. >> Sorry. >> Okay. All right. Stay right there. >> Okay. Thank you. >> I didn't hear what you were talking about was >> is a state representative, so we need to make sure that the it's not in session right now. Is the state house of representatives in session right now? >> Uh yeah, we're on a special session right now. >> A special session? >> Yes, sir. >> So you're not in your regular session? >> We're in a session right now. >> You're in a session? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. >> I tell you what, for a minute, if you're comfortable, I'm going to have you sit down on the curb for me, >> sir. Whatever makes you feel comfortable. >> Sit right here. >> Yes, sir. Okay. >> Traffic 533. Yeah. Yeah. Everything I'm finding says February to May for both of them. >> You go back tackle. Just watch him for a second. >> Sure. >> Since he's got ID that identifies him as Oklahoma House of Representatives, um he's saying that he's in a special session right now. I'm not sure if that qualifies as far as being arrestable or [music] not. That's kind of my question right now. Hang on a second. I'm headed your way. >> Okay. >> What district do you represent? >> 39. >> What is that geographically? >> Other side of the road. >> The other side of Broadway. Yes, sir. >> To where? >> Uh to Western. North side is Waterlue. South side is 15th Street. You're saying you're in a special session right now? >> Yes, sir. >> Do you understand the legalities that cover state representatives as it come as it relates to being arrested for offenses? >> Sir, >> what is that understanding to you? that you can't hold me can't hold me in the in in the way of going to represent the veteran. >> I'm sorry. You say that one more time for me. >> I'm sorry. I I understand that as the constitution of Oklahoma says that uh I can't be detained on the way to go represent. >> Right. So that's kind of what I'm asking because as far as I know the regular session ended in May. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. But you're saying right now you're in some kind of special session. >> We're leaving a special session. >> Never end. >> Who who oversees your special session? >> The governor and the uh speaker of the house. >> Would you like me to call Kevin? >> Um I don't know that I need you to. >> Okay. I might be able to. >> In a desperate attempt to intimidate and bully his way out of trouble, he had offered to call Kevin Stit, the governor of Oklahoma. But considering the kind of officers he was dealing with, this was probably a very wrong move. >> But do you understand that the situation that we're investigating right now? >> I completely >> What is it that you feel that we're investigating right now? >> I believe that uh you're worried about scheduling. >> Exactly. So based on >> I walk >> on your Well, based on how you feel you conducted the sobriety test. >> Yes, sir. >> How do you What do you think your observation is as far as the outcome of those tests? >> I think I can make it home for two. >> That that's okay. You think you can make it home? A lot of people can make it home. Do you do you do you think that you're >> not too intoxicated to drive home legally? >> Yes, sir. >> You do? >> I do. >> I I understand the conundrum that we're in. >> What's the conundrum? >> Just that you're asking if I could drive home safely. Like, do you think I could drive home safely for two blocks and legally? Safely and legally. Do you understand that from my observation me I'm not talking about this officer from my observation of how you conducted the test that you failed the test? >> I did. >> Yes, >> I I Okay, I believe you. I'm not going to I'm not going to argue with you. >> And that's not just the walk and turn test. It's not just the one leg stand test, but it's also the nestagmus test for your eyes, which is one of the leading indicators. And that indicator is one that you don't have any conscious control over. Okay? >> So the alcohol level in your body is going to dictate what your eyes are going to do as we're looking at them and as you're following the finger. Sure. >> So based on that alone, you're you're not good to drive. >> Okay. >> I I trust you. I'm an offer. Does part of your district I guess south of Comfort on Broadway. You don't have any that's not part of your district. Broadway and Comfort like south of 33rd Street. Do you have any idea why I'm asking that? Are you familiar with the the officer that was killed? >> I am very Do you understand how he was? I do want >> that the driver was allegedly intoxicated. >> Sir, I'm a motorcycle rider. So, I have a lot of respect and I understand that was a very disgusting way for somebody. So, I have a lot of respect, >> right? >> And I I I believe that you based off of this instance, you probably think that's not true. I do think >> uh you probably do. >> I really do. But but my concern is that your judgment is impaired. >> I'll be out with them on Edwards. >> So what we're going to clarify is the the special session. >> Yes, sir. >> And then we'll see what we need to do from there. >> Okay. That's fine. Do I have the uh I'm not going to reach in my pocket without the permission, but I just call my attorney real quick. You don't have to. There's no reason for you to call anybody right now. >> But if I if I need to, I'm happy to hear. >> Okay. I mean, if that's something we need to do, we can address that. >> No, I'm I'm not trying. I just I just need to know what my life is. >> Tell me when the opportunities are. >> Okay. >> I just want to know I I have a lot of respect for what you do. >> I really do. >> Okay. >> I thank you a lot. Well, and I mean, I have respect for what you do, which is why we're going to take every measure that we can to make sure that we're doing everything properly, not just for you, but for everyone. So, we've got a couple other phone calls that we're making just to make sure that >> you've been very fair to me. I appreciate that. >> You're welcome. >> No problems. I love admin America and I thank you for your protection. Find out if they won't trespass or not. >> Do you mind if I take my phone number attorney? >> I don't need you to call your attorney right now. I would I would prefer that you not call anyone right now. We'll get this resolved. If there's a need to call anybody, whether it's your attorney or a ride home, we'll figure that out in a minute. >> I I just feel very comfortable talking to my people here so that >> Sure. >> Thank you. I really do appreciate you. >> While the officers waited to confirm the house's session schedule [music] and determine whether he could legally be arrested, he switched tactics, trying to solicit for their sympathy, [music] hoping empathy would override the evidence and set him free regardless. Can I tell you a crazy story real quick? >> Uh, I served Edund Mobile Mills as the uh one of the committee leazison. First mill we served. >> Oh yeah. >> In his in his uh office. >> Where was that? >> Uh just on the north side of Ben. Yeah, I apologize. You guys shouldn't be dealing with something like me. >> Well, I mean, >> had a rough couple weeks, man. Got back from Denver and my mom. >> Bad deal. Sorry. Chase. So when did your special session start? >> Uh I don't think it ever ended. So uh >> well that's not how special sessions work but >> well if you wanted to explain the constitution to you. So uh first Friday I mean sorry first Monday in February last Friday in May was the regular session. >> Right. The governor called the concurrent session talking about tax relief. uh during that same time didn't really work out for him because the Senate didn't really agree to do this special session. Okay. So, we did another special session. Spend the federal dollars, the AARPA dollars, what they're called, American relief of >> American rescue plan. >> Yeah. Yeah. The So, we spent all those dollars and that's still ongoing because we still have some money left. So, there are three special sessions active right now. So I don't I don't know when the exact dates end because I think the ARPA session ends when the regular session starts getting after the next election. So there are probably like three special sessions going >> finally the verdict of whether the house was on a special session or not was out. But now he was about to know his fate as he hoped his status could somehow get him off the hook. Yeah. So, according to everybody that we can get all of over at DPS that the special session ended at the end of September was the last one that they know of. There's not currently anything scheduled right now. And even if there was a special session, the guy over at DPS says, "I've never heard of anybody not being able to be arrested during a special session. That only applies to the actual session from February to >> Does that make sense?" >> I trust what they're saying. I'm not joking. >> Okay. Go ahead and stand up. Okay. Bring your hands to bed. >> Sure. >> What time should I call my attorney? >> Yeah. I mean, there'll be an opportunity for that. >> Okay. >> I'll be very respectful. Do what you got to do. >> 98. She believed that the male had a medical. So, you have your phone on your person. Is there anything in the vehicle that you need right now? >> Uh, my phone's right here in my left pocket. >> That's why I said you have your phone on your person. >> No, sir. That's it. >> Okay. So, just so you understand as part of the stipulation of being in actual physical control of your vehicle, fact that you're in the vehicle, the vehicle is running. I'm going to enter your vehicle. It's not a search. I'm entering your vehicle to make sure that it operates. Okay? >> I'm going to drive it backwards and then forwards a short distance and then that's it. Now, we'll make a determination on whether or not we're going to have it impounded or leave it here. Um, do you have somebody that can pick it up? >> Sure. >> Okay. Would you prefer that it stay here? >> Uh, probably preferably. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> We're going to go to this car over here. >> That car right across the street. >> Okay. Separate your feet. Okay. Is there anything on here that's going to hook me, stick me? Anything illegal? Any weapons out here? It's a misdemeanor outside the jail. It's It's a felony. >> How much cash I have? >> Yeah, I'll cash will stay with you. I just got to make sure there there's nothing else in there. Okay. >> Okay. >> Okay. Here's your cash. I'm going to put it right back in your pocket. Okay. Same thing with this. Put it back in your pocket. Are you wearing a shirt underneath here as well? Yeah. Okay. confirm it. I put it in your >> go. Just as he was settled into the back of the cruiser, the officer called the witness who had initially dialed 911, and her account erased every last shred of doubt about what had happened before police ever arrived. >> When you say he lied to us, do do you work at the patriarch, or is he just somebody that you saw inside? >> I don't I don't work here, but they I I count it all the time. I don't even drink. I drink chocolate milk. [laughter] >> Nothing wrong with that. >> I know. Thanks. But the uh the people that work there were concerned and one of the guys that works here, I was right by him and he said, "Uh, are you okay?" He goes, "Yeah, I'm okay." And then he he stepped over his other leg and ran into the water and I said, "Oh, uh, do you have a cab?" He goes, "Yeah, maybe you should call a cab." And he goes, "Oh, yeah. I've called one." They're pulling up here in just a little bit. >> And then I was like out there and he walked over to his car. I was silent. I don't know if you ever see I was over there and I photos and he was walking to his car and I thought maybe I better >> replace this cuz >> So when you say that he was walking to a car, do you remember what car he was walking to? >> We walked over to that white SUV. It's the third one over the parking lot. >> Okay. Um >> I told dispatch it was facing facing Broadway and it was the third one over in the west parking lot. Okay. And do you >> walked over to that? >> Right. >> He said he said the cab was going to pick him up over there. >> Right. Um >> over there after we left, he saw his light. He got he got out of his car and I was on the phone with dispatch lady to come because he said if you leave, it'd be nice if you're there to set tell us where he's going. And I said, "Okay, I'll stay out front." And then I said, "Okay." He's gotten in his car and I'm like, "Oh, wait. He's getting out. Maybe he did the right thing and he did call a cat, >> right? >> And then that's when he leaned up against his car. I think he was like he's leaning for a long time. I could tell her he's still leaning up against his car. And then when he got back in his car as you guys were putting up the tail light come on, I surely he's not going to drive that. That wouldn't be too wise. And that's when you guys showed up. >> Okay. Um, >> you know, I didn't tag anything, but I know it took every morning to put a few more things. >> No, every everything you gave us was was very helpful. So, just to let you know, we did make an arrest on that because of the situation. >> In the end, he was transported to jail where he'd be cooling off for the night until he was eventually charged with DUI. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all, along comes rapper Gazzy Garcia, better known as Lil Pump, whose celebrity entitlement during a police encounter set up a chain reaction that didn't just backfire [music] in the moment, but also dragged his past crimes straight into the spotlight. >> Are you telling me there's narcotics in that bag? >> I'm 999% that's what we're going to find in that bag. >> If you don't start coming straight, you're done. >> We're giving you the chance. Driving by license suspended. Probation. Nothing about the weapons violation. You want to keep going with the story? >> On December the 13th, 2018 at Miami International Airport, a suspicious bag wreaking of drugs caught the attention of a baggage handler who quickly alerted the Miami date police. The bag tagged with the name Gazzy Garcia, better known as Little Pump, set off a chain of events. When officers arrived, they were met by his bodyguard, hoping to diffuse the situation before [music] things spiraled out of control. >> How you doing, buddy? come over uh over here. We'll talk to you over here. >> Man, I'm sorry. I'm getting ready to catch a fight to go home. >> I just worked for him for the weekend. What do you do? >> I don't I don't really necessarily think you're going to be involved in this cuz you wouldn't come forward. It would jeopardize your job. You're >> said, but I wouldn't be involved in no effortless. >> I I understand, but that's why we're coming to you. Okay. Because one of the bags, which is check to I don't know his name. One of these bags that we that he checked me >> the heavy one. >> The big the one that was overweight. >> Reeks of >> No, there's no bag overweight. I check a black bag. A handbag. >> Okay. >> And then um >> there's a black bag that's the sticker on it matches one of these. >> It's a big black >> with a yellow handle. >> No, it doesn't have a yellow handle. It's a big one. It's a big black one. This big. >> That's not one of these. I guarantee. >> Yeah, they just confirmed it. We just walked it down there and we just confirmed it >> that it's one of these. >> Yeah. >> The barcode matches that. Well, with the only black bag he has, he has a yellow black [music] a yellow bag. He has a big black bag, but it has like kind of a yellow handle on it. >> Maybe it does, but it's a big black bag. >> It's a big black bag. I mean, it's probably >> It's got red handles. >> It's got It's probably 2 ft tall by a foot and a half wide by >> His name's assigned to it. His name is >> His name is definitely his name on it. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's already confirmed with that tag. The guy just walked it down and confirmed it. Here's the issue. Okay. You're saying that you checked their bags? >> What I'm saying to you is I I I went in and the bags that I know that are his, I checked them in to say these are Garcia's bags, >> right? >> Okay. There was only one bag that's outside of Garcia that was checked in under another guy's name >> under Lowry's name because he got a bag free. They get two bags free when you're on first class. So, he had two bag he got four bags Garcia does that are his bag, >> right? >> That checked in. >> Okay. And I checked in. Yes. With my credit card, I made sure that they got checked in. Are you telling me there's not products in that bag? No. >> I'm 99%. That's what we're going to find in that bag. >> Kidding me. >> So, that's what I'm saying. I don't think Look, you wouldn't come forward with your career cuz you'd basically be jeopardizing everything. Okay. >> God damn Skippy. But why would somebody put me in that situation? That's the problem I got right now. >> Well, here, this is how strong the odor is because the bag handlers contacted us, >> right? They said it's it's so strong. Now inside there they decided to rant and rave and say >> the group you checked in rant and rave and we and trying to >> bag it's not my bag >> trying to obviously get us distracted. Okay. So they're probably both going for disorientalies that stands. We're going to look into the bag. The point is the bag is assigned to the individual who you're escorting I guess. Okay. Okay. And we're going to find out a little bit more about his history cuz we're like so you on probation [music] and we're seeing on >> Oh no we we can tell because he's on probation. I think on probation for he had an incident in California. I wasn't around. I just got around maybe like a bag that >> he's he's I think from Chicago or somewhere. He's saying got to find out. But he's doing like a personal escort. >> I knew he was lying. >> Not DWS. What are you lying about? >> No, he's just saying he's DWS. You can see in his face he's lying. [music] Do you have your ID so we know who we're talking to? >> Yeah. All right. Let me see. >> Here. >> There's my bag. >> Before meeting his bodyguard, Lil Pump had already been detained after a heated confrontation with the cops following his denied boarding. But the real shock [music] came when officers revealed what they discovered about him. A revelation that left everyone stunned. >> Let me ask you something. If I violate your probation for a weapons violation in California, what's going to happen? Cuz you already lied to us. So, you're you're already done. Okay? If you don't start coming [music] straight, you're done. We're giving you the chance now that we got the story. You're already done. Okay? We're just letting you know cuz you already lied to us about your probation, right? >> Driving my license suspended probation. Nothing about the weapons violation. You want to keep going with this story? I'm good with it. You want to stick with it? I'm just telling you there's no >> No, no, no. What did I just say? >> I'm giving you the chance. >> Okay. >> After a thorough investigation, officers uncovered that Lil Pump's confrontation might have [music] had some justification, but the situation was far from over. >> Well, see, it's funny. The there's an the the other guy outside is an offduty police officer who's escorting him as like a personal bodyguard. And of course, I the minute I heard that one, this is perfect. I go, "You know, you could lose your job over this, right?" 10 minutes later, boom, boom, there's the owner. >> All right, let's go through it. >> Before you open it, I want to make sure nothing in it, right? >> I didn't know. >> No little baggies, nothing. >> No, no, no. I don't. We just I just got in trouble for I wouldn't bring nothing at all. >> Okay. You're going to have to take everything out. >> I promise. I literally I I had this problem and then >> But why didn't you come forward right away? >> Because I didn't know at first and I literally then soon as I was sitting in the back sleep. So when they woke me up, all they said was they planted something and pump. >> They think that your clothes smells like that. >> No, it does. I smoke all day. All of them. I swear to God. I even changed just so I wouldn't go to the airport smelling like that. I I I just went through this in Denmark and they found something and I would never do it again. I haven't even done any type of smoke. I don't even smoke in the same clothes that I wear. >> You shake your shoes. >> You can shake them all. Officer, I promise I wouldn't bring nothing at all. You can go through all of this. I'm not that's not me. >> That's all it would have been prevented. You would have just right. >> It was so quick. Soon as you get you wake up off the airplane, they [music] say somebody put something in your pump bag. Then you like what? And they like you have to get off the airplane. I just got off the airplane. >> All right, keep going. >> Search all of the Mhm. >> Not as strong. >> I'm telling you, it was just That's why all you smell is >> It's not very It's not a very bright idea to smoke and then bring all this clothes like in the back at an airport. >> I don't know what I'm supposed to do with the clothes. >> Wash it. >> We literally wasn't supposed to leave. It was like y'all leaving today. We didn't even know. So, they literally I told everybody just pack up all the clothes and put them in the bag. >> You're not going to get the Good Housekeeping seal. We're not folding for you. Just so you know. >> It's all right. I don't have them folding stuff up. I'm not taking nothing, sir. That's not honest to God. I got >> um So, you're you're um >> I just smoke a lot of >> Are you on probation for robbery or not? That's done with. >> No, I'm not on with anything. So, >> well, at the end of the day, almost all of you guys almost brought down the person you're here on the gravy train riding with. Basically, uh it's common sense. That's that's all it is. If you guys don't want to go through this, the attitude was you didn't go out, you're fine. But the attitude, look, we have a job to do. I'm playing something. We're not going to take attitude from anybody. We have a job to do. >> And by your own admission, >> I know, I know, but honestly, I woke up and said they put something in pumps back. So, like when I walked past, I'm like, "What? What is going on?" And I knew officer John was outside. So, I went straight to him and asked him what to do. Then he said, "What's the problem?" I said, "They got my bag and they're saying it's pump [music] bag and they saying it's something in it." He like, "Did you do anything?" I'm like, "No, you know, I wouldn't care nothing." So that's when after that he came and told y'all, "Oh yeah, who bag it is?" >> How many sweaters do you have? >> Uh I I've got a clothing line. That's my sweaters. And people give me sweaters, too, because I I rack. >> What's your name of the group? >> Uh no, I'm by myself. Yeah. All of them are mine. Like my >> Do you have your ID to match the bag? >> No, I don't. My girlfriend does stuff. She has my passport. Lil Pump was cleared as not being the owner of the suspicious bag, but that revelation was not enough to keep him out of jail. Can >> I ask you something? >> Yeah, man. Go ahead. Look, >> I know the kid is I know the kid was I know he was disrespectful. I'm sure of it cuz he's pissed off. >> I'm I'm talking about the the kid. >> Right. Right. Right. >> And I know that at the end of the day, we as police officers, that's one thing we don't tolerate. >> You need to be respectful to the police. >> I guarantee you he will apologize. One, two, I guarantee you that his intent is really isn't his bag. That bag isn't his. >> Well, that's not our concern. Our concern was whose bag was it? Everyone goes, "Don't know anything about it." Now we have a problem, >> right? Nobody wants to own up to it. Nobody wants to fix. >> And at the end of the day, there's nothing in the bag. It's just he said I was smoking before. It was lot the clothes and there's nothing in it. So all this was for nothing. >> It was nothing. >> If someone would have just said, >> I'm not Look, I'm going to point at you. If someone would have just went, >> "Yeah, it's mine." >> Knowing there's nothing in the bag, it would have been over, guys. lump in the bag. Have a nice flight. >> Right. Right. >> He made He made this out of nothing. Causing and being disrespectful too on top of it. >> You guys You guys understood you do what you need to do. It is what it is. >> If you if I had have known, I'd have came in there and been like, "That's his bag. I had no problem." >> Well, like I said, because of you kind of coming forward cuz it's in his name, he was going to go. >> Gotcha. for disorderly. >> You guys, you guys have obstructed the aircraft and and and the It's a nightmare. It's a nightmare. We're trying to get to the bottom of it. All right.