You were going at 70 mph when you passed me. >> 117? >> Yes. Are you trying to kill somebody? You got people in the car. >> Yeah. I do. >> I don't know why you're laughing. You think this is funny? >> No, cuz I do that in situations like this. I can handle it. >> Most spoiled kids are raised to think that money takes all their problems away. They have never had to face the consequences of their actions. But, how do they really handle things when they come across no BS cops who serve them a hot first-hand humiliation with a dose of painful reality? >> You said you didn't She said there's in there. >> What all was found in the car? >> What was that? >> Okay. PLEASE COME HERE. >> [laughter] >> HERE ARE SEVERAL MOMENTS WHEN SILVER-SPOONED brats actually got a humiliating first-time dose of reality. Starting with Jamal, a silver-spooned brat and his dumb squad of friends who thought they could mess up a private pool like they were kings. >> If you come back >> I don't know if he's going to come back. >> I've literally seen us here at actually the same place. >> I'm I promise you if he come back, I will take you to jail. >> So, y'all trespass, get out of the pool, you go to jail. >> Well, no. >> Y'all have to leave the pool or you're going to jail. >> On May the 27th, 2024, officers got a call from a tenant of an estate reporting that a group of kids had turned the estate's private pool into their personal spray park. Within minutes, officers rolled up to the exact locations to understand what the report was all about. From the moment they came face-to-face with one of the kids, it became clear to the officers that they had been called to deal with a bunch of arrogant kids who had no idea that actions had consequences. >> Did you stay here, bro? You stay here. Huh? >> No. >> Who stays here at your work? No one. Nobody? Why are you here? Huh? >> Swimming in the morning. >> Yeah, but this is a private pool. >> You know we're swimming in the pool. >> Okay. >> Um do you have any ID on you? Photo? >> You lost [clears throat] it? What's your first name? Huh? How you spell that? N Y E N E A M E M E What's your last name? Nelson? What's your birthday? I know, what's your birthday? You're not in trouble. I know. I got You're not in trouble, bro. What's your birthday? Listen, listen. I'm not tripping, bro. You're going to make this into something. Okay, listen. This is a private pool, right? You have to live here to be at the pool. So, I'm just going to trespass you from the pool. You're not getting in trouble. If you come back If you come back Okay, I I promise you if you come back, I will take you to jail. Because I work with them and they called. Okay? They call me all the time. If you come back, you're going to jail. That's all I'm saying. >> [clears throat] >> I believe you. I believe what you're saying. I believe you. Cuz I'm going to do a trespass. Yeah, I'm about to say I will see you later. To see what? Okay, now, you're trespassed. So, just leave, please. Okay, thank you. >> After the confrontation with the Amy, the officers moved straight to the pool to meet his friends. Ordinarily, the kids ought to have realized that seeing the cops meant [music] that some trouble was around the corner waiting on them to mess things up. Nevertheless, they still have the chance to make things right, at least for now. >> You'll have to leave the pool or you're going to jail. Okay, I just said he lives out here and he looked at me like I was crazy. Okay, which building do you live in? Huh? 330? Which That's the building number? Okay, what's the apartment number? Huh? It's one? Okay, that's not how it works. So, the building's number 331? The building number is one? There's no building number one. No, they all have like they're four They're four digits. 130? Okay, so that's the the apartment number. What's the building number? 1570? Why do I feel like that's not a real number? What's 1570? There's no 1570. Okay, now, get out of the pool or go to jail. Okay. Okay, you're trespassing. No, you're not. No, you're Leave now. Okay. Well, there's too many guys in the pool with her. So, nobody has their little pool bands on. So, everybody leave the pool. Leave the pool. You're under arrest. >> A few minutes later, the pool was empty. None of the teens were willing to get relocated to a cell. But, just as the officers thought that it was time to head for the next 911 call, one of the teenagers, identified as Jamal, who happened to be very close to Naimi, decided to be A TOUGH GUY. >> WHAT'S GOING ON? OKAY. >> HE HURT ME. SIR, PLEASE GIVE ME YOUR CAR. YOU HURTING ME. >> I DON'T CARE. YOU hurting me right now. >> Sir, let me go. Let me out of my hand. Please, sir. Please, sir. Sir, please. >> Is it >> Sir, please. >> Is it what you wanted? >> Please, let me go. Please. Please, let me go. You hurting me. Please. >> Yeah, you're going to jail, buddy. >> Please. Please, hurt me. Please. I didn't even do nothing. Please. Please. >> Yeah, you're going to jail, buddy. >> Please. I I >> Turn that way so I can lock the handcuffs. >> Please, they hurting. >> I know. I'm trying TO FIX IT. >> OH, STOP IT. >> [screaming] >> THEY HURTING ME. PLEASE. PLEASE. >> WHAT'S your name? >> Please. >> You either give me your name or I'm going to keep adding charges to you. All right. What's your name? >> It's hurting. >> What's your name? >> Please. >> We need your name. >> Y'all hurting me. Y'all hurting me. Please. Please, sir. Please, give me your It's hurting me. Please. It's hurting me. Please. >> You're going to jail, buddy. You're trespassing. Leave the property or go to jail. He's going to jail. >> Well, he's going to jail. I asked him to leave. Okay, leave or go to jail. Leave or go to jail. She feeling like being the next one. >> You need to come here and get her. >> Okay, you need to leave or I'm about to tell her right now. All right, let's go. >> In the end, Jamal was charged with trespassing and battery on a police officer, as well as resisting arrest. Unlike Jamal, these spoiled Arab rich kids thought they could break traffic laws and challenge the cops all they wanted, as long as they had a few hundred bucks. >> You were going 117 mph when you passed me. >> 117? >> Yes. >> Are you trying to >> Somebody, you got people in the car. >> Yeah, I do. >> I don't know why you're laughing. You think this is funny? >> No, because I do that in situations like this. I can't handle it. >> Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest, okay? >> On the second day of November 2024, late into the night in Illinois, officers with the Orland Park Police Department on patrol spotted a car running 117 mph against the 30 mph speed limit. After a few minutes of chasing the car, they managed to pull it over, only to discover that the car was driven by a team of silver-spooned brats who clearly had too much to drink and were unaware that things were headed south. >> Ooh, I can smell your car. Turn it off. What is your problem? What are you What are you Don't You know we have cameras here, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay, I could smell your car half as you were going. >> Smells like >> You were going 117 mph when you passed me. >> 117? >> Yes. Let me see your driver's license. Are you trying to somebody? You got people in the car. >> Yeah, I do. >> You trying to kill somebody? >> No. >> Are you being serious? >> No, I'm not. >> How old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Yeah, you're going to lose your license. >> Yeah? >> Yes. Yeah, you're on camera. You shouldn't be driving. I hope you got insurance. >> Yeah. >> How old are you again? >> Says on there, 18. >> Okay, that's good. At least I don't have I don't have to call your parents. >> That's my car. >> I don't It doesn't matter. Stay in the car. Stay in the car. >> Do you have insurance? >> All right, don't worry. I'll take another unit in a rush. Stay in the I said. I'm calling I'm calling the unit. Listen. Okay? It's a festive weekend, right? Halloween, stuff like that. It's a lot of people out, okay? Almost, you know, it's not that late, 11:30. There's probably going to be people drinking out tonight, okay? I'm not saying that you would necessarily cause the crash. Somebody will pull out on out of you. There's no way you're going to be able to stop on time. Do you understand that? >> Yeah, I understand. >> While the driver and her passengers rode high on the thrill of being rich kids, they had no idea that the night was about to take a sharp, unexpected turn. >> You're coming with me, you know that, right? >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Really? >> Yes. I don't know why you're laughing. You think this is funny? >> No, because I deal with situations like this. I can handle it. >> You've been in a situation like this? So, this is normal to you? >> No, I've never I've never got pulled over. >> Officer, can you give her a break? >> No. >> No? >> Why would you let her drive like that? >> I I don't know, I mean Can you give her a break? >> You know what? I'm not even going to No. You know what? I'm going to impound your car, too. >> You're what? >> I'm going to impound it. >> You mean impound it? >> Yes, I'm going to tow it. >> Tow what? >> Yes. >> Why? >> What do you mean, why? >> What do you mean, tow it? >> Okay. >> Officer, >> All right, come on, let's go. >> Yeah? >> Yes. >> I'm not >> Come on, step out. Yes. Step out. Yes. >> Like Like you >> You're going to jail. >> Yeah. >> Yes, step out of the car. Yes. >> How was Wait, actually >> Yes. >> you built a house. Don't you think >> 117 miles per hour, is that going to be speeding? >> 117? >> Yes. >> Did you check the radar? >> I have the radar. Yes. >> Can we see it? >> No, you don't have to see it. It's all on camera. Ma'am, please don't make this difficult than it is. Just step out, please. >> She's 18. I can't. >> Okay, well, whoever you want to give the keys to. >> I can't take it cuz my dad's car is there. >> What else do you have over there? >> My phone. >> That's it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Turn around. Keep it in your pocket. Put your hands behind your back. You're under arrest, okay? I'm sure I can find something else like uh reckless driving. That's that'll be reckless driving. What? You might lose your license for this. You won't get it until after you're 21. Yes. Yes. I'll show you the radar if you want to see it. Just wait. I'm going to tow the car, too. Stay. Stay in the car. Okay. >> Can we stay sit in the car until he says that we're good? >> Sit over here. See that right here? It's my to my car. I didn't do it. Are you going to arrest me? I didn't do it. >> You can't arrest you can't. We know the law. You can't arrest him by that. >> If he's obstructing >> He's not obstructing. He's not touching. He's not being disrespectful. He's not doing anything. No one's doing anything. >> 117 117 mph. >> Just when the officers thought that they were about to call it a night, the front seat passengers put on a show no one saw coming. >> Do you have the keys, sir? >> I have it. >> You need it? >> Yes. >> Actually, I think they're inside. Why do you need the keys, actually? >> I don't need the keys. You don't want You don't want to give me the keys, that's fine. >> need to give you my keys? >> I'm going to tow it. >> Why are you going to tow it? >> She committed a crime in the vehicle. >> This is my car. >> I don't It doesn't matter. >> This is my car. >> Okay, you know what? I don't need the key. That's fine. I'll just tow it without it. >> The tow truck is going to have to yank it off. This is my car. >> This is the car. That's not on us. >> How do How about we do this? I It's my car. >> Can we all take a Walk over here. I'll show you something. Walk around. This is >> Let's all take a break. >> I don't know why we have to get heated and all that. I would >> Because you're not doing what we're telling you to do. >> have to give you my keys for my car. It's my car. >> Walk over there. >> I don't have to give you the keys for my car. >> That's fine, but we're going to tow it either way. >> Why do I have to I'm right here. Why do I have to come over here? >> Because he's going to show you They have you on camera. >> Where's my car? >> 170 >> you know that's my car? It's on camera. Okay. >> All right, we're done. Get a ride home. >> It's a Saturday night. >> home. >> It's my car. >> Get Get You're not taking that. I'm towing it. >> car. >> I'm towing it. You can get it later. >> We can tow it and go bail it and then leave with it. >> Yes, you can do that. >> Right? >> Yes, you can do that. >> Yeah, we can do it, but we're not leaving the car. We're not walking away from it or giving you the >> Then you guys can sit over there until the car's towed. >> right there by the car. >> You can sit over there. >> for obstructing >> For obstructing, yes. >> You can >> If you get back in the car, I'm telling you right now, if you get back in the car, you're going to get arrested for obstructing cuz I'm towing the car. >> Towing my own car? >> Yes. >> How does that work? >> Call somebody. Call whoever you have to. >> Did you pay for my car? >> You don't understand. You don't understand. >> Wait, I I paid for my car. I can sit in my car. >> You want to go to jail? >> Is this my property? >> Yes, it is. >> I can sit in my car. >> All right, that's it. You're coming in You're coming in for obstructing. Turn around. >> Wait, wait. >> Turn around. I'm not kidding. Relax. >> Lock my >> Oh, yes. Stop. Stop. >> Back up. >> Stop. >> What are you Can you stop? >> Put on the visor. >> He's right here. He's right here. Stop. Stop. Stop. Go. >> What are you pulling? >> Man, back up. >> There's going to be a nice lawsuit on you guys. You didn't give me no freedom to walk home. I don't know what to tell you. There's going to lawsuit on you guys. There's going to be a nice lawsuit. >> Sir, stop resisting. >> It's all on video, okay? >> That's good. That's very good it's all on video. Please, I I'll That'll be very nice. You got You're going to arrest me cuz my old car? >> Stop moving. >> Don't move. What is this hurting me if you got me in cuffs? >> Cuz I'm trying to double lock these. You are still resisting our efforts. >> to fall off. >> Now you're going to go for a for resisting. >> You are continuing to resist our efforts. >> If you would stop resisting. >> My arm's about to break. >> Okay. Now that the cuffs are double locked, we're going to escort you. Your arm is not about to break. >> Yeah, it is. Why are you touching my phone? >> Stop. >> Okay, can you talk to my sister, please? >> No, I don't need to talk to her. Tell her to come pick you up. Tell her to come pick you up. >> You searched me when you had handcuffs? >> Yes, we're searching you while you're handcuffed, sir. >> Did you tell him his rights? You didn't tell him his rights. You guys didn't tell him his rights. >> They're searching my pockets and taking my keys. He took my keys from my >> That's right. >> He took the keys from my pocket. >> going to be transported with keys in your pocket. I promise you we're not taking the keys. The last thing we need is >> Where is my phone in my pocket? >> I can take his phone and I can take his keys. I can take everything. >> Take your keys. She can take them now. >> Yeah, he's just having a bad day, looks like. >> You're having a fine day. >> You know this is a nice lawsuit. It's going to be nice. >> Take that. >> I'm about to get that bag. It'll be a nice lawsuit. I'm in handcuffs. >> Are you guys struggling or what? You. You guys struggling or what? >> I'm walking just fine. >> You You You sure or what? Make sure you put that muscle in. Or what? >> I'm what? Nothing. >> My arm's about to break. >> Stop resisting. >> My arm's about to break. >> Resisting. >> My arm's about to break. >> Stop resisting. You're going to go for obstructing and You're >> You You have video, right? >> It's right here. >> You see I was all the way in the back. >> Nope. >> I didn't resist I didn't do nothing. >> Let's go. You're sitting in the car. >> I'm in handcuffs for for sitting in the back of a car. >> Sit in the car. Sit. >> They can't take his keys. They can tow it. They can tow it. No, I'm telling you I know my law. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm taking the keys and I'm towing the vehicle. >> She's on the turn. It's not his He can't take it. >> doesn't matter. It doesn't matter who's on the vehicle. >> the They can take the vehicle, but I get the key. >> It doesn't matter. >> I get the key. You can tow, but you can't go into it. So, I get it. I get the key. [clears throat] >> Okay. >> to take myself home, then. >> No. >> You can I You can take the tow truck. I want to go to the tow. He's right here. He doesn't want to talk to you yet. >> I don't need to talk to you anymore, ma'am. I'm done over here, okay? >> She says what happened You explain to her. >> Tell her what happened. Tell her how fast she was going. 117 mph on the bridge. It's on the radar. If you want to see it, I'll show it to you. >> 117? >> 117 mph. >> Yeah, yeah. >> And then he started resisting when he was talking about wanting the car when we told him >> all. It's his car. He said he can sit by the car. You know that. >> ma'am. He's obstructing. >> Obstructing? It's his car. >> I told him how many times he needed to step away from the vehicle because it's getting towed. >> On the ride to the station, the officers knew one thing was for sure. These silver spoon brats weren't walking out of this mess anytime soon. But the problem was the officers had no way of knowing how long these kids would keep showing just how foolish and spoiled they were. >> You're being I have to already be. You want You want to talk to him? You're funny. Okay, I can't reach over. I can't reach over. Yeah. That's what I just said. Was it to That's me. I know. >> How much is the bill? Excuse me. Excuse me. Uh how much is the bill? >> Hey, how long is this going to take us? I need to start looking for a lawyer. Good lawsuit. Pretty tired actually. I got work tomorrow. So, hurry it up. Drive a Drive a little fast. Speed it up. Good lawsuit. I think you guys dislocated my shoulder actually. Can we have a serious convo or not? You got kids or no? You got kids? >> In the end, the teenage girl was charged with aggravated speeding and the male passenger was charged with resisting arrest. Still on the silver-spooned brats getting a first-time humiliating dose of reality, meet Tyler and William, two cousins who got the most traumatic experience of their lives for assuming having a parent that works in the National Guard gave them the license to turn a quiet marina into their own commercial day ticket fishery. >> All right, boys. You know about marinas, you don't fish in marinas. This is a marina. No, anywhere. You're not allowed to fish in a marina. >> My dad was in the National Guard. >> Okay. >> On June 4th, 2025, about an hour before nightfall in Florida, a Key West marina staff member spotted two teens, later identified as Tyler and William, acting suspiciously in the water. From a distance, it looked like they were either drowning or up to no good. Out of curiosity, he grabbed his phone and called 911 while edging closer to see exactly what was going on. >> Really? You are. Put on the phone. Look at that. Look at that. That is a van store getting worked. Worked. By a jumbo. >> You guys looking at walking with the cops Yeah, bro. We're in every Marina everywhere. Like we fish this Marina like How many times a few times before? Well, you're going to get kicked out now. Where you posting this to your Facebook? Show me that I forgive you. Do you have a wife? Girlfriend? I don't think the police going to get in the water, bro. I'm not going to lie. Better off calling Coast Guard. Do you own the water? Do you? He doesn't know anything. High school dropout. I mean Kanye was I mean look at your other security guard, dude. He can't speak English. I mean this this guy I don't think he does either. He's not talking. He's waiting for the cops. Yeah, the cops is his daddy. Are the cops your boyfriends? Do you go to the police station after hours and do some favors? Oh, he's smiling. He's laughing. You got no cheese. You know most of the cops around here fish like All right, but if you know about marinas, you don't fish at marinas. It's just This is a marina. No, anywhere. You're not allowed to fish at the marina. There's signs all over the under the bridge. Well, I'm telling you you can't fish here. I don't All right, cool. Yeah, so where's the sign? Exactly. You don't see one. Don't see one. I think he's just mad, bro. Door to the bar and the bouncer says get out. That's you. You're the doornob. You're the door. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. You see that? That's a lifetime fish. Anybody who catch a tarpon in a marina, come on guys. >> Shut up, [ __ ] >> At that point, the Key West staff men knew it wasn't a mistake to call the police earlier. While Tyler and William were still in the water having the time of their lives, they had no idea their merry moments were just minutes away from coming to a sudden humiliating end. >> You got him, bro. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Guys, do you need anything else from you? >> You can put that down. We're not done yet. You're being so icy, so you are not free to go. >> Okay. >> You run, you'll be tased. >> I'm not going to. >> You'll get another charge. So, you get out of the water right now. If you don't put that down, I'm taking you to jail, just so you know that. I already gave you instructions to get out of the water and cut this down. >> I said it twice. I felt it. >> Yeah, I got it. Stop. Just drop it in the water. >> Well, we got it on video, bro. >> Actually, taking you to jail. >> Yeah, I think so. >> You're officially charged for the trespass after warning. >> What's that? What's that? >> You can Google it on your phone. >> What's that? >> You miss the meeting, you go to jail. Then you see a judge in the morning and you'll be released on your own recognizance. >> I'll touch it, Will. I'll touch it. I'll touch it, officer. I'll touch it. >> No. Wait, since you want to act like you're older than who we are giving you giving you answers. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm just asking you to that I'm mistaken. >> Here, Will. I got you right here. Oh my Are they on the way right now? >> Just start there. Look up. >> Okay. I have a name and >> opportunity of a lifetime. >> After several failed warnings from the officers to get them out of the water, they realized that resorting to a more realistic harsh measure was inevitable. >> I'm not I'm not going to run off, sir. Officer. We're not >> 67, advising to have my taser or display. >> We're not Officer. >> Do you have any weapons, any mags, or anything like that on you? >> There's a knife in my >> asking you. Stop. >> Come on. >> No, sir. >> Come on. You're good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> Got it. All right, let me see your pockets. Got nothing in it? No? Is that your bag? >> That's his bag. >> All right. You got your ID in that bag? >> Yes, sir. >> You do? >> Yes, right here. Just listen to my officer. Is it there? >> You start running. Get away from You will be tased. >> Do me a favor. >> Yes, sir. >> Just sit right over there. >> Do you want to lie down on my bag? >> Sit right over there, please. Is this good? >> So, you're from Georgia? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, listen. City Key West has different rules when it comes to fishing, all right? So, I can see the sign that says no swimming and no fishing. All right? >> All right. >> Not listening to lawful commands from a police officer is an issue. I told him to get out of the water multiple times. >> talking about me, correct? >> No, I'm I'm informing you cuz you're you're the one giving us information back, all right? >> just wondering. Yes, sir. >> So, I'm giving you the information so you know what's going on. >> All right. So, is he >> Told him to get out multiple times. He is detained right now. That does not mean he's arrested. He is detained. That's why he has cuffs on him. >> Just like you're in police >> our He's in our custody, but that doesn't mean he He may or may not. >> All right. >> Okay? Depending on how the situation goes. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay? >> Yes, sir. >> Just notice the >> I I promise you I gave my real name. >> Listen, listen. When we know the state, we just put the state in as well. >> Okay, officer, I I like Is there any way can we go back to my house so I can show you my ID? I'm not lying to you. I I mean I don't want to argue with an officer. >> I'm not saying you are. I'm saying this officer is saying that your name is not going to come back. He thinks you're giving him a fake name, which is a respectable offense. >> I I understand that. That's why I wouldn't Can I write it down for him? Like >> Well, I'll see when this officer arrives. >> All right. >> Well, I'll I'll tell you what. You do it nice and slow with me. >> All right. >> I advise you not to give me the wrong name. >> I didn't give you the wrong name. >> No, no, no, no, no. I don't need I don't need arguments anymore. So, I'm going to get down onto your level and I'm going to do it nice and slow, okay? >> Okay. All right. T T Y >> Y >> L >> L >> E >> E >> R >> First name, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. What's your last name? >> What's the date of birth? >> Oh, officer, my parents are divorced, so my address may might be listed under my dad's house. >> Uh the address don't matter. >> Okay. >> The date of birth. >> Uh 2006. >> 2006. All right. You said there's nothing in this bag besides the knife and the tool box I should be aware of, right? Can I look in there for you? Is that a yes? >> I'm not saying no, >> I can look in there anyways. So, this is where your knife would be in here. >> Pretty sure. >> See it right there, right? >> How'd you guys get in this uh marina? Did you walk or took a Did you drive here? >> We rode our bikes. >> Bikes? You guys are both over 18? >> All right. Yes, sir. >> Oh, so Oh, so you are dogs. >> Yes, sir. >> Makes it easier for us. At this point, the officers assumed that Tyler and William knew that they were in a big mess, but contrary to that, Tyler and William were still overwhelmed with confidence. The cops would soon get to find out the strange reason why. >> So, let's kind of go over what happened today. >> Can we go over real quick so we can >> Yeah, yeah, yeah. You want to go over? Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, you were So, this gentleman that works for the city told you not to get get out of the water, correct? Or not to fish here, correct? >> Yes, sir. We were out of the water and we were ready to go. >> You were right here. >> And then they issue that they're like, "Oh, we're going to jump in the water and you can't do anything about We just we It's I understand why that isn't good, but he hooked into the biggest fish of his life and I understand I understand it's not an excuse to not listen to the an an authority figure, but >> Okay, so let's fast forward >> We were going to get >> when I arrived. >> Yes, sir. >> I am a police officer. >> Yes, sir. >> Right? >> Yes, sir. >> You see my badge, you can see my taser, you can see my >> Yeah, I believe it. >> It's hand-on-hand, right? There's my vehicle. I told you the guys to get out. You actually got out. You stayed in cuz you got the fish. >> Right. >> I get it, right? You have a big fish on you. >> It's something you probably never caught a fish like that before, right? You do you Most people wait their whole life >> So, this is what I need you to do. I need you to stop talking when I'm talking to him. >> Okay, you're fine. >> You keep interrupting and that [ __ ] [ __ ] bugs me. >> Okay. >> Right? >> Yes, sir. >> So, you got the fish. You took you I know you heard me get out. I didn't just say it once. I said it twice. And then my called it cops. I get you have this fish, right? When it comes to the fishing laws, that's FWC. That's why we en route to them to come here. Cuz don't even know if you're allowed to even have that [ __ ] on at one of these places. I don't know. But, not listening to a lawful command from a police officer is an issue. Okay? You could have told him to hold onto the pole while you climbed up and got out of the water. >> So, I I could have caught it from up here? >> You could have. For a little bit. >> I thought being in the water would be like >> Being in the water isn't your saving grace. That's actually what's getting you guys more in trouble. >> Really? >> You can't go in the water. >> Right. >> This area. This whole area. Even that even those docks over there. There's There's signs. There's everything. >> How would we know? >> And there's There's little signs that says no fishing and no swimming. Everywhere. So, that's what I know. And that's what will happen. Correct? >> Correct. >> All right. >> So, are you both locals down here or >> I'm from Atlanta. >> Okay. >> Atlanta. >> Tybee Beach. So, where are you guys staying right now? >> Uh Truman Annex. >> Truman Annex? >> Yeah. >> Are your parents military? >> Military? >> That's good. >> My dad was in the National Guard. >> Okay. >> Why? Do you have to be military to stay there? >> No, cuz Truman Annex is over by Truman base. So, sometimes I get the two mixed up. >> Oh, no. It's just >> All right. Are you Who are you staying with then if you guys are at Truman Annex? >> Who are we staying with? >> Yeah. >> Our parents. >> Okay. Your parents and family? All right. How long are you guys planning on being in town? >> Sunday. >> Till Sunday? Sunday morning? And you guys knew each other before this? >> Yeah, we're cousins. >> Okay. >> The officer now understood that Tyler had been arrogant because his dad was in the National Guard. But, what Tyler and William failed to understand was that every action comes with a price, despite who their parents were. >> What What about like my stuff? >> I'll grab it. >> Do you have any idea? The other one, I know. >> Come on. >> Do you want to ask to call somebody so if that doesn't go through, I will call >> Where they at? All right. Do you know their number? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? Okay. >> Is your son and your step cousin Hi, this is Officer Flores with Corpus Christi Police Department. >> Hello. >> Hi. So, I'm calling because your son gave me this phone number to call you guys because he um has been arrested and he wants you guys to claim uh all his fishing rods and his line and his hooks so that way they don't get thrown away. >> All right. Uh where where is all his stuff? >> Uh it is Okay. We are at Garrison Bite Marina across the street from the charter fishing boats row. >> Hold on, I got to write this down. Hold on. So, um the bikes are all together? >> So, we're looking for the bikes right now. We don't know where they said that they locked them up. We just know that they were locked up, but they have We have Is your son Tyler or William? >> William. >> William, okay. We have William's uh fishing gear as well as both of their poles. Um Whatever you >> Who's getting arrested? Who's getting arrested? >> Tyler and William >> And what are they What are they getting arrested for? >> James, why are they getting arrested? The parents are asking. >> Hello. >> She's pressing charges of trespassing. >> Trespassing after warning. They were told to leave the marina where where they were fishing by one of our city officials and they refused. Multiple times. >> Okay, I'm going to write down where you're saying the stuff is at. What key did you say to keep it safe to me? >> We're at Garrison Bite Marina. >> Can I ask you a question? We are we are their parents. If we come pick them up right now, is there any way that you can just let me take them back? >> No, because they are both 19 and they are adults. >> Okay, we we are we are a Christian founded family. Is it is there a possible way you can just allow us to take them back here? And we'll meet you guys right there without getting arrested. >> No, they're already going to jail. They're on their way to the jail right now. >> In the end, they were charged with trespassing. Unlike Tyler and William, let's meet 19-year-old Haley who thought she could turn her rental car into a mobile stash house. >> You said you can't She said there's >> It's on your phone. It's just >> What all was found in the car? >> What's that again? >> Okay. Who's >> Officers with the Orlando Police Department on patrol noticed a red car had been driven past them by a teenage girl later identified as Haley and been parked for almost an hour and H marked as own. After several minutes of observation from a distance by the officers, they could tell that something wasn't right. There was a chance that she was experiencing some health issues or she had been and she needed immediate support. >> Hey Doris. Hey. Hey. >> I'm sorry. I was trying to roll the window down. >> Yeah, keep the car Turn the car back on. >> Hi. >> What? >> I'm just on the phone, sorry. >> You what? >> I was just on the phone. >> On the phone? >> Yeah, I'm on the phone with my friend. >> 95. >> What's the What's going on? >> 95. >> Sorry. >> Hands on the steering wheel. >> What's going on? >> Hands on the steering wheel. >> unlocking the door. What's going on? >> Zero. In the door. It's over on your wrist. >> I have no damage. >> Okay. >> You can cut around the room. What's happening? Do you want me to take the bracelet off? >> No, it's fine. >> Yeah, we got it. >> [snorts] >> Hold on 1 second. >> Okay. Right. >> You're going to explain this. Walk over here. >> After the officers had confirmed that she was consuming some illicit substance, they knew that they had to be careful because one wrong move could spark chaos, especially as they had confirmed that she was a user and presently at a location marked for activities like that. The officers knew that substances weren't usually the only thing the rich teen had in her possession. >> Any weapons on you? >> No, sir. >> Yeah, it It is legal, dude. >> that's just my key. >> Okay. All right, I'm just going to check this front pocket on this jacket. >> Okay. >> Do you live over here? >> Um I used to live over on the east side. >> What What would you say this is? >> I think it's either in vape or my car key. >> Okay. All right, just lean on the car. Do you have your ID in the car? >> Yeah, I >> Where is it at? >> It's in my purse. What's going on? >> Just lean on the hood. Walk up here. I'm just going to here. >> What did I do wrong? I don't know. >> All right, spin around. All right. We'll explain everything in a second. >> Can you explain it now because you guys are going through this car? And then she has to tell me >> He's the primary officer. You're going to have to speak with him on that, but it's going to be after he's done what he's doing. >> You don't have to read my Miranda rights or anything. >> No, not to search a vehicle. >> in that car that's going to hurt us? >> Nothing? Nothing's going to fall out if I search that car? >> That's fine. >> Okay. >> What do you mean by fall out? >> Just in regards to like substances or something like that. >> Well, I do I do have prescription medication. >> You said you didn't cook. She said there's >> Yes, sir. >> It's It was on my phone when you guys pulled up. >> So, what you just asking in regards to a substance that if you touch it or something like that. >> There's nothing >> For just safety reasons. >> This is a rental car. >> All right. >> I My friend rented it for me. Um he has all of the emails and stuff proving that this is a rental car. >> Um would I be able to like write down the phone numbers before you guys take them and my cats are in there? >> We're not even that far yet. We don't You got them on the phone? >> Mhm. >> Well, what is What makes you jump to conclusions like that? >> Well, I just know that when an unmarked car rolls up and jumps out and then I have stuff in >> I'll be a 29 by the other Florida. >> For several minutes, the officers reconsidered the situation. Maybe the illicit substances found on her person weren't hers. Maybe she was just a victim caught up in someone else's mess. After all, she had just confessed that her boyfriend had rented the car for her. At this point, Haley's heart had begun to race beyond its rhythm. Knowing that the officers finding a firearm in the car meant that her night was completely ruined. >> There's a female officer that's coming up here to search you. All right. Do you live around here? >> I live downtown. I have an Airbnb here. >> PC search. >> PC? >> That's right. >> Okay. Here. Turn around. This way. Do you have anything illegal on you? Anything that's going to poke me on you? Anything that's going to poke me, prick me, stick me, or if they happen to decide that you are going to go to jail that you have hidden on you that when you go through a scanner they will find and you will get an introduction charge. Okay. >> Silver. >> Oh, I'm hitting something. I'm like, "Oh, that's your belt." >> 67 West Amelia 667 West Amelia Street. 604 no subject giving us the address home. I just ordered a purple mic all black clothing standing downstairs searching her back. 1045 baby. >> I have a shirt on and it doesn't have >> It doesn't have pockets? No. >> Oh, okay. Then you're >> All right. Let me put this key back in your pocket and then you can turn around. >> With every second that ticked by, Haley felt the walls closing in on her. In that moment, two thoughts raced through her mind. Keep quiet and take a straight ride to jail or spin some story full of lies. >> Haley, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Obviously, I have a bunch of questions here. And I bet you want some explanation to what's going to what's going to proceed from here as well, right? You've been very cooperative and cool with us and I appreciate that. But I do want to talk to you, okay? Before I do that, I just have to read you your rights. It doesn't mean you're under arrest right now. It just means that you're being detained and I have some questions about what's going on here. So, these are your constitutional rights. Has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to me? Okay. Have you had breakfast or lunch? Can I ask you a couple questions about what's going on here? So, so what were you doing when we came up? >> I was on the phone and I had stuff on my phone. >> Yeah. And you were You quickly moved your phone, but you know, I was faster than you, so I saw. What's on your phone? It was just Okay. So, there's no or anything like that? >> No. >> Whose car is this? >> Um it's a rental car. >> Okay. >> My friend had rented it for me. This dude takes like cash app, no paperwork type deal. >> Okay. >> Cuz I'm not 21, so I can't rent a car. >> Yeah. I get it. Um what all was found in the car? What was that? Okay. Please go ahead. >> All right. >> Okay. Are you a Are you a substance user or or what? An addict? How How have you been doing it for? >> Two years. >> And why are you here? >> I just pulled in. Um, I was going to see my friend, but he wasn't home. >> So, I saw you I saw this car driving around earlier. >> Yeah. >> And so, were you just stalling, taking time, or were you meeting him? >> at my friend's house, and then I left and went and grabbed Panda Express, and then I dropped it off to my other friend, and then I dropped off the friend that I was going to see his Panda. >> Okay. Why are there two different types of in this car? There's like the like the the you know, the pressed bricks of it, and then there's powder. What What's up with the two different types? >> Um I don't know. >> Is that just how you bought it? Um, let me tell you this. As of right now, we're still investigating, trying to figure out trying to put pieces together, figure out whose car this is. >> Was it stolen? >> You don't know? >> [snorts] >> Um, who's it? >> It's mine. Someone gave it to me because I'm not I can't buy one, and I read online that you could be gifted it. >> Okay, so someone just gave it to you? Okay, they Did you pay for it or anything? >> No, one of my friends I went up and visited my parents. They live in Alabama, and one of my friends in Tennessee gave it to me. >> Okay. So, you got it from a friend in Tennessee. >> Yeah. >> How long ago was that? >> Uh, probably a month or two, month and a half or two months ago. >> A month or two ago? >> Yeah. >> Are you selling to these people down here? >> No. >> For money? >> No. >> Cuz you have cash in there, like assorted and assorted bills. >> I Like I do have cash, but I don't sell. >> Okay. Okay, so they're you're Are you selling to these people? Were you sitting here with the intention of possibly someone coming up and selling because there was a bunch of people sitting over there. >> Yeah, they I don't even know them. I hadn't even talked to them. >> So, why would you park here? >> I've been here before. I just pulled up. >> To do what? >> To sit and wait for my friend to get home. >> So, you're just going to do some wait? >> Yeah, I just pulled over here to call my other friend to see what he was doing cuz I was bored. >> Where did you get them from? >> Um I don't >> At that moment, Haley had begun to regret that every trick and cooked-up story she had tried wouldn't save her from heading to jail. Meanwhile, the interrogating officer noticed a sudden change in her demeanor and knew that she was just minutes away from uncovering whatever dark secret that she had been hiding. >> I'm going to explain this to you, okay? >> All right. >> First, it's not looking good on your part right now, okay? Have you ever been to jail before? Okay. It's not looking good on your part. Your cooperation moving forward could only help you. You're 19 years old. It's not worth it to ruin your entire life over an addiction you have at 19 years old. Do you know what I'm saying? So, your cooperation moving forward could assist you immensely. That's all I'm going to say. So, it's up to you if you want to talk to me and give me any information or if you want to talk to a detective or anything like that. But, what I'm >> really know anything. >> Well, I mean, you buy you buy the from somewhere, right? >> I mean, I >> They don't just appear, right? >> I just got back from my parents' house. I got them from up there. >> Where do they live? >> North Alabama. >> Okay. Well, I'm sure you know people around here as well. And I I I already know that. Okay? So, if you want to work and help us, it would only benefit yourself cuz it's not looking good, okay? >> Can I get my phone? >> Not at this time. In the end, Haley was charged with possession of a controlled substance and carrying a concealed firearm. Speaking of silver-spooned brats, here's a case of 20 teenagers who turned a street into their own fighting arena like there was some big prize ON THE LINE. ON OCTOBER THE 19TH, 2024 AT around midnight in Sarasota, Florida, officers rolled what was supposed to be a quiet neighborhood only to find that it had turned into a full-blown battleground following multiple reports that had earlier came in stating that a group of silver-spooned teens fresh from a party had turned the street into their own fight club. Without wasting a second, the female officer decided to approach one of the teens who appeared to have been on the wrong side of the fight. But, the moment she got closer, she realized this wasn't just some messy scuffle between two groups. >> You're all right, man? >> I'm all right, sir. >> Do you need an ambulance? I heard you got pretty messed up. Do you want to press charges or anything? >> No, ma'am. >> All right. Is it a friend of yours or >> Oh, I know this woman. >> No. Oh, I mean the one you fought with. The one that beat you up, man. >> No, I didn't really fight him, man. He didn't really fight me. >> Oh, you're that drunk? >> That's up to you. >> I'm probably that drunk. >> That's up to you. >> All right. No, I don't remember to be honest. >> You don't remember fighting anyone? You know you got blood all over your face, right? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Wow. No, I don't think anybody punched me. >> Okay. All right. You can call an Uber. >> Oh, yeah. Definitely. >> I don't know. We got We got We got family coming to get me. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. My mom's coming to get me. >> It's all right. I just need to stay with you cuz you're really drunk, so >> I'm not really drunk at all. >> Can you call an Uber so you guys so I can leave? >> I don't know for sure. I'm I'm very sorry. >> You understand liability, right? I can't technically leave while he's that drunk and that hurt. Especially if he's fighting on Main Street, I can't leave. >> I'm not I'm not drunk. >> Hey, Stormy. We're caught up with Vincent and a state trooper, I guess. Are you going to laugh? What is a cop? Just a cop. >> Okay, she's a cop. >> Can I see your badge number? >> Hey, stop. >> Yes, you can get my badge number. Of course you can. >> And what is that? >> Um I don't know why she pulled us over. >> I didn't pull you over. He has facial injuries. He's intoxicated. >> but he claims he's okay. >> I'm okay. I'm fine. >> All right. His face, he claims he's okay. >> Can I go if I'm fine? >> He's asking if he can go. And I know you're like a social worker, so I just wanted to know if he can come to the scene. >> Listen, you're not in any trouble. Literally, it was a fight. I just need you guys to get picked up. I'm trying to talk to her because you're you're too drunk, man. >> Officer, can I just get a ride home? Please, can we just go on our way? >> No. >> I'm sorry. I'm very sorry. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. Yes, ma'am. I will get a ride home. I will I will promise you I'll get >> You need to right now. >> Yes, yes, ma'am. I will I will go sit >> You're starting fights. You already admitted to me you're not going to walk away. So, if you walk away, no, no, no, cuz if you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> I'm going to stand right here. >> If you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Okay, can I stand right here? >> You can sit sit down right there. Call your mom, get picked up before you go to jail. >> I will I'm not going to sit down, but Pick him up, get him. >> Sit down. Just take a seat, man. >> You just need to get a ride home, man. I don't want to take you to jail, but I will if I have to. >> No, I understand. >> Have you been to jail before? >> No. >> Okay, you don't want to do that, then, right? Is that the mom? >> Yes. >> Do you want me to tell her where you're at? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, she wants to talk to the police. >> Just to tell you guys where where we're at. Hi, my name's Officer Kenniston, Sarasota Police. Yeah, no, they're fine. There might have been a little physical altercation. I don't know what happened. I don't really care. As long as they're fine, they're safe. I just want them to get home safe. We're at Pineapple and Lemon. So, if Just don't walk away, man. All right, I need someone here soon because he's trying to walk away. I have to take him to jail. Yeah, honestly, if you want to stay on the phone with him until whoever gets here who needs to get here, that's great. You can talk to him. Just talk to your mom, chill there. You're going to get picked up in 10 minutes. >> All the female officer was still trying to piece together how things had spiraled this far. She received some shocking information. >> Is Marissa your sister? >> Yes. >> All right. Listen, this is serious, okay? Cuz she's crying and we need her. So, let's go. On the sidewalk. No, let's go see your sister. I'm going to We're going to I'm going to take you. Come on. Walk on the sidewalk. Let's go. All right. Just stay on the Just stay on the sidewalk with me. Go. You're fine. You're fine, man. Take a right, okay? Your Your sister's very upset, so we want to go try to This way. I really appreciate you, ma'am. Anyone need an ambulance? Were you the one that got jumped? >> Yes, they They just poured all over her. >> Yeah. Do you want an ambulance? And they're the ones who jumped you? No, no, no, no, no. I'm here. I'm here. I'm not going to touch you. We got multiple multiple fighters trying to fight. Vincent, the mark. NO, NO, NO. I WILL TAKE YOU TO JAIL. Walk away. WALK AWAY. I DON'T CARE. Walk away for now. Stay right there, then. Listen, who's driving? Who's driving? Who's driving? Are you drunk? No, no, no, no, no. >> The officers could tell right away that these weren't just random spoiled kids putting on a street show. They were from rich homes. With that in mind, using the right strategy to prevent any further outbursts became their top priority. But even then, with the tension rising as fast as it was, the officers knew that it was only a matter of time before things ESCALATE BEYOND CONTROL. YOU GUYS GOT TO GO. IT'S TIME TO STOP. IT'S TIME TO STOP. All right. It's just words, man. Let it go. Enough. It's just words, man. It's just words. You done man? Come on now. Please stop. Please stop. Go with your Go WITH YOUR GIRL. I WANT YOU TO GO HOME IS WHAT I WANT YOU TO DO. I'm going to fight anybody. THEN GO HOME. LET'S GO. GET OUT OF HERE. GO. GO. GO. NOW IT'S REALLY TIME FOR Y'ALL TO GO HOME. OKAY? NOW IT'S REALLY time for y'all to go home. Go with her, please. Go with her before you go with us. SHE'S GOING TO JAIL. YOU GUYS ARE GOING HOME. GOODBYE. GOODBYE. Have a good night. We're done. Thank you. Time to go home. Come on. You got that? Did I hear you say stop here? Listen to me. Stop. VANESSA. >> [screaming] >> YOU'RE ACTING LIKE AN IDIOT, SO STOP. Why are you doing that? Nothing is touching me. Vanessa, right now we have a female officer searching you because we have to. He's just holding He's He's holding THE CAN I talk or you going to keep yelling? Okay. Well, I'm I'm going to just talk because they're holding you. Don't touch me. So. Put your butt down. I will. Uh you don't have to touch me. You don't have to do all that. You guys are You're not. >> That's >> Get away from me. Get the Go away >> In that moment, as reality began to dawn on the brats, they were left with two choices: go home or end up with a twisted FATE LIKE VANESSA. >> HE'S GONE? HE'S GONE? >> NO. >> BOY Stepping cage. >> Ma'am >> Watch, boy. Watch, boy. Watch. Watch. >> Vanessa, please. Come on. Come on. Please. Please. Please. >> Too late. >> I'm getting her back. I'm getting her back. >> We're done with this. He's already been in one fight. This order is We're done. We're done. We gave you a chance, now you're done. >> I've not been in a fight yet. >> You can take him, please. Hey, can I take his wallet with him? >> I'm not sure, man. >> Thank you. You know, she looked at me like Good? >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> Despite Vanessa having gotten her share of some harsh dose of reality, she still wasn't wise enough to realize that every trick she would try to use to break free from the hold of the officers had been seen by them a million times before. >> You shift your legs a little bit so I can get this off you. >> Yeah. >> Thank you. >> I'm sorry. >> You're good. Don't worry. It is what it is. All right. You step out of my way, please. Here, uh don't forget your shoe. You have one shoe there and we have another shoe in the back. That will get for you. There you go. Now, come on my way. >> What's my name? >> My name? It's Malik. >> Malik, I'm sorry. >> It's all right. Stuff happens. Don't fall. >> Oh. It's okay. >> All right. Hang tight, okay? >> Okay. >> All right, let's get you other shoe, okay? It's right back here. You got the other black shoe in there, right? >> Oh, you're nice. Yes. >> Just toss it over here for me. >> [laughter] >> Are your friend's shoes? >> No, it's mine. >> I know. No, I know. They The other ones I didn't want to leave them on the Don't fall. Don't fall. It's all good. I just didn't want to leave them out there in the middle of the street. >> Okay. I can't even be mad at you guys. >> Well, I'm I'm glad. I'm glad you can't be mad at us. >> I cannot. >> In the end, Vanessa was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, while the boy was charged with disorderly conduct. Unlike Vanessa and her crew of spoiled brats, these kids got their own taste of harsh reality from the cops for downing a full jug of alcohol in public. >> Come back here. Why on earth you keep walking away? >> Because why are you like this is stupid. >> Don't touch me. Call my friend. >> And do what? >> I DID NOT I WALKED 10 FT FROM YOU. >> And then you ran off after you >> I did not. Oh my god. >> On May the 24th, 2024, officers with the Panama City Beach Police Department were dispatched to a local beach after a 911 call reported [music] underage teens consuming alcohol. When the officers arrived, they found the teens gathered around a table full of booze. Somehow the teens thought they could lie their way out of this situation, unaware that their lies would only dig them deeper into trouble. >> Hey guys, how are we doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Williams with the Beach Police. Everybody have IDs on them? >> I don't. >> You got an ID? You got an ID? >> I I >> Well, you had the Michelob Ultra. You and you were drinking the Michelob Ultra just a second ago. >> No, I wasn't. >> No, you weren't. >> I was. >> Specifically you and specifically you. Uh so, how old are you? How old are you? >> Me? >> No, the one behind you. All right, pink shorts and you, come over here by me. So, the only reason why I'm talking to you two is because I saw you in actual possession of it. Okay? Just cuz they're standing in front of it, I can't say for sure that they're that they're drinking it. Okay? Just you two cuz I know you two were actually drinking it. Okay? That's it. >> Can we go grab wallets, I guess? >> Yeah, yeah, it's up in the it's up in the room. >> So, how old are you? >> Me? I'm 18. >> Okay. >> Well, I'm actually 20. >> Okay, you're under 21? >> Yeah, yeah, I am. >> Okay, that that's all that's all I need. >> The the only thing that I have to say though is that I can't get a ticket and I shouldn't have been drinking. >> Okay. >> I but the only reason I can't get a ticket is that I'm on uh not probation. What is it? >> Well, you're not going to go to jail. >> I know, but if I get a ticket by anybody then I then I have to go back. It's like It's not probation. It's like they put me in court and they did the whole thing where it was like it would be cleared off my record if I don't do anything. >> Well, then you shouldn't have done what you did. >> You're right. 100% I was just I was just wondering if for forgiveness. >> I hear you. I hear you. So, I've got a zero tolerance. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. And you guys weren't uh 100% honest with me right away. >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, is there anybody here 21 at least? Start dumping all the alcohol out. All right, what's your first name? >> I'm Trey Armstrong. William, actually. >> William is your first name? >> They they call me Trey. >> So, but William is your first name? >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> What's your birthday? >> I am June 2nd, '04. >> So, you're 19 or how old? >> I'm about to turn 20. Yes, sir. >> About to turn 20. >> Hi. I'm Elena. >> 20? >> 20. >> You're 20 or 21? >> All right, I'm 25. But, you know >> Fine one. There's plenty of them around. There's They're all back there on the on the back wall. You're 20, 25, or 20 how old? >> 25. >> It's not a fake ID? >> No. >> And you're drinking rum rum mixed stuff there? >> Yeah. >> Hold on, where are you going? >> I don't want to get into it. >> What do you mean you don't want to get into it? >> I don't There's like any trouble with the security or anything. >> You've got nothing to do with them right now, but you walked up to me and given me this ID. So, you're in the group that they're in. >> I'm not in the group that they're in. I don't know them. I'm not I don't know them. I'm sorry. I don't know them. I really don't. >> Okay, but you're still here. >> I Like I just came over from over there. All right, I want to go find my friends. I don't >> No, right now you're being detained. >> What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm What? >> You're not going anywhere yet. >> I'm not with them. >> I know that. with them at all. What are you talking about, detain? >> As long as I can verify this is who you are, that's all I need to do. And then you can be on with your day. But you came up to me trying to give me this. >> I'm sorry. I shouldn't have done that. >> Where are you going? Stop. What's your social security number? What are the last four? >> I just don't know. >> You don't know what the last four of your social security number is? >> I'm not with them. Like, none of this I'm not with them. I have my ID. Like, I'm I thought it was the car. Like, >> Why are you trying to leave though? That's my >> I'm not trying to leave. >> But you you tried Right. And I told you not to yet. >> Okay. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I was just freaking out. >> I I just don't understand why you're acting the way you are. >> This lady somehow thought it was a smart move to walk up to a cop and hand him a fake ID. Little did she realize she had just set herself up for far more trouble than she could ever imagine. >> If this is your ID, why I >> I'm sorry. This is our friend. >> Okay, that's fine. You guys can go. >> Oh, we're just going to make sure she's okay. >> That's fine. >> We're not from here. Yeah. >> So, what? >> We're just going to make sure she ain't going to jail or nothing. I don't know what's going on. She just walked up. So, >> Okay. >> What happened? >> This is >> Who's they? Why are you talking with them? We don't know them. >> I That's fine. I I don't care right now. >> I was I'm with her. I'm with >> I'm working on it. Back off. >> No, I'm not I'm talking to the girl. >> [music] >> Look, back up. I'm warning you, girl. >> I know, but you're in this area, okay? >> I'm talking to the officers. Thank you very much. >> You're right, but you now you're impeding my investigation. >> Are you okay? >> Yeah. >> Are you okay? >> I mean, we're just making sure my friend's not going to jail. We We're not from here, so we're talking >> It doesn't matter where you're from. >> Well, if she goes to jail, I need to know. >> You don't need to know. >> I'm her right here, sir. >> The pictures are different. That's why I'm trying to figure this out. Something's not adding up. >> I used to have long hair. I changed my hair. her. Yeah. >> That's got to do with what anything. >> Okay, I don't know. I can't tell you if I if I need Give me your phone number. We'll pull up your social ID. I'll call your mom or something. I don't know. Like >> You don't need to stick around, but I need you to stick around. >> And I can't stand here? I like being your friend. >> No, I just want them. >> Okay. Where do you want me to go? >> Anywhere else. No, you're good. She just walked up to me trying to give this to me and I just Something's not adding up, so I'm >> I just want to tell you I'm sorry about >> I'm trying to figure this out, okay? Cuz what your ID is not matching the ID that I pull up. So, there there's a few different a few irregularities what I'm that I'm trying to figure out, okay? >> Okay, well, what's going to happen? >> Once I can confirm that this is the same person, I'm going to give you your ID back and you're going to be on with your day. >> Okay. >> But it doesn't It's not the same person. That's why I keep asking. This hasn't changed that much in 6 months. >> What? What if I give you my ID and [ __ ] Like I don't like what you're >> No, I don't need your ID. >> Okay, so he's going to write you a ticket and then we're going to go on about our day. >> No, but you can back up. >> Back up. >> Thank you. Her, yes. I asked her to back up. >> I backed up. Thank you. Thank you. Anyhow, figure out what the hell we need to do to make this process fast cuz we got to go. My nephew is at the move. Ask him what to do. >> Okay, well, this is on This is going to go as fast as I'll make it go. Okay? And I'll put her in handcuffs and I'll put you in handcuffs for impeding my investigation. Come back here. >> I ain't said nothing to >> I told you you were being detained. You are not free to leave. Stay here. Stay here. I've explained it to you, okay? Now, can I help you? >> You can't help me. I'm just asking what's happening. >> Okay, back up. This does not involve you right now, so back up, please. >> Back the hell back the hell you black boys. I ain't Look. I've told you to back up. Now stop. Stay here. No, stay here. Stay here. Stay here. Stop. Why is she walking away from me? But I've told you more than once to stay over here. I don't need you talking to me like that. This is your last warning. I'm putting you in handcuffs and taking you to jail. Miss Smith, do you have any ID, any other ID on you? School ID, something else. Nate desperate attempt to try and get herself out of trouble. She thought it was a good idea to stick to her original story, unaware that the officers had already run the fake ID and established that it was fake. All right. So what this is for both of you, this is a notice to appear in front of a judge for possession of alcohol under the age of 21. No. All right. So call this number that I'm going to circle on both your tickets. They're going to tell you how you can take care of this back home. Okay. Uh this information up here on the top is yours. This information right here is the state statute and the city ordinance for possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay. If you do not call that number, you do not show up to court you'll warrant out for your arrest. Correct. I'm not done yet. I'm dealing with the original too that I was dealing with before before you walked up to me. As long as everything that you told me is is good but you don't need to run. Did you don't need to run. You're good. You don't need to run. All right. So excuse me a few minutes here. >> Yeah, of course. Not the handcuffs. >> No, they're not yours. >> I don't know what I need, so I came with I came prepared. >> All right, female behind you. >> Okay. >> Provides me with an ID. So, okay, who is Talena? >> Me. >> The issue date is different. That's not the same person. >> Yeah, that's >> No, that's not the same photo. >> Yeah, it's not the same photo, but they use a different photo. Like I got that one renewed and they used the old photo. >> wearing a photo. Something's not adding up. >> Yeah, yeah. >> Yeah, it's my word against hers, isn't it? What you're saying. >> And it dries. >> The only other thing I can think of >> The issue date is not the same. >> Okay. Will that scan? >> Try it. Do you have a scanner? >> I don't have a scanner. >> See, the problem I have is this driver's license was issued 6 7 8 months ago. >> Mhm. >> And the pictures are not matching up. The issue date is not matching up. >> I've had two IDs issued. I have that one and this >> Okay. >> old one. >> Uh-huh. >> And they used an old photo. >> Okay. How old How old was the picture? >> The Oh, I don't even know. Probably 3 4 years. >> That says Hispanic. >> Hispanic? That's what >> Yeah, she said she had blonde hair. Here. Where's your nose piercing? >> Nose piercing? Um like I took it out. >> You took it out? You had one on the right side? >> Yeah. >> So, this is definitely not you. >> What do you mean? >> Everything you're telling me is not matching up. >> What do you mean it's not matching up? This is my ID. >> It's an ID that you possess. Stop walking away. Just a little a little bit that way. You've never had a nose piercing. >> I have. OH MY GOD. >> TALENA. Come back here. Why on earth you keep walking away? >> Because why are you Like this is stupid. >> You're right. >> This is stupid. Like what are we >> Because the information >> to pee. I need to >> information you're telling me is not correct. >> Why is it not correct? I'm not telling >> Stay here. >> Okay, what do I do? >> I told you to stay over here. You keep walking away. I'm trying to be very cordial with you. Okay? Do you have anything in Can I look in your purse? Do you mind if I look in there? >> Go ahead. That's legal. >> I'm I'm not worried about that. I'm trying to find something else that proves your identity. >> have anything. >> the room? >> No. My friend rented the room. >> Walk down where? >> To the beach. >> No, you can't pee. You can't pee in the water. It's not a bathroom. >> It's the ocean. >> It's the Gulf of Mexico. You still can't pee in it. It's not for people to pee in. >> Go back over there. Last time. >> Patience, cuz I need to piss. I'm going to piss my pants. >> I I I I don't have to tell you right now. Besides, something's just not right with what you're telling [music] me. >> At this point, her lies were falling apart as the officers quickly noticed the picture on the ID didn't look like her at all, making it clear that she had been lying this whole time. >> Cuz I asked you about a nose piercing. >> Yeah. >> You told me you had a piercing in your right [music] nose. Your right nostril. >> Right nostril? What do you mean left right? I don't like >> There's a difference. >> Okay. >> You have a picture of of you last year with a nose piercing. >> No. >> [music] >> There's There's no holes in your nose right now. >> No. >> Okay. The female in this picture has a nose piercing. >> Okay. >> You don't have a nose piercing. >> nose piercing. I TOOK IT OUT. >> YOU have no holes in your nose. >> No. Okay. Like it healed up. >> There's no dimple of anything where a nose piercing used to be. This would be that simple if you're actually 25. >> Did you scan it? >> No, I don't have a way to scan it. >> Well, scan it. >> I don't have a way to scan it. Does anybody Is there anybody that can help me with who she is? Pictures, school, something. >> I worked with her, but I just got to work with her like 2 months ago. >> Where did she work? That's where we work. >> In Tennessee? >> Okay. >> The pictures I have are different. The question the your zip code How big is White Bluff? >> I don't know. >> Small? >> Yeah. >> Tiny? >> It's not like really tiny, but it's like >> It's like country stuff, right? Or >> It's like It's like Waverly. It's like >> But how many zip codes are in White Bluff? One? >> What? >> The zip code The zip code you gave me is different than what's on the ID. What kind of house do you live at? >> What do you mean? What kind of house? >> Apartment complex? >> No, it's like >> Like what? >> It's a house. I don't know. Suburbs. >> What's in the What's in the yard? Give me some examples of what's in the yard. >> What do you Why? I don't know. It's just a big yard. There's a shed. There's There's two sheds, actually. There's a pool. >> Square pool, rectangular, circle, triangle? >> Like oval, but like >> When did you graduate high school? 2024? >> 2018. [music] >> You just 2024. >> It's 2024. I don't know. I got >> So, you just graduated? >> No, I didn't just graduate. >> That's what you just told me. >> I didn't just graduate. >> You just told me 2024. >> No, I didn't. >> You said 2024. >> That is not what I meant. >> But, that's what you said. >> WHAT I MEANT. >> BUT, THAT'S what you said. >> Okay, so? >> Well, that makes a big difference. Do you understand what I'm saying? >> Geez. I'm just like flustered. I'm sorry. Like >> So, you're 18? >> No. >> Okay, I'll do you one even better. Pull up her Instagram. >> What time is it? >> You don't have Instagram? >> No, I don't have it. >> Do you have any sort of social media? >> No. >> You're making this more difficult than what it should be. >> No, you are. You're making this more difficult. >> to confirm who you are? There's no reason why everybody else is under 21, but she's 25. Hello. Hey, it's 70 70 Can you have a county with rapid ID B296 at the Shores? >> Why? I don't understand. >> I told you that you're being detained. What was your zip code? Three, what were you You're trailing off. Three >> be 37055. >> 37055 is what she's saying. She's saying that's what it should be. But, then she keeps wanting to walk away and and >> No, I'm not wanting to walk away. I'm literally right there. >> What could have been a simple situation if she had just chosen to be honest was now spiraling into something far more serious. But, you're walking away. >> sorry, girl. I need to pee. I'm running. I need to pee. I'm going to literally going to piss my pants. >> She said she's 5'6", but her ID said she's 5'8". If you could tell me the last four of your social, this would have been done a long time ago. >> know my social. >> I'm not You're 25 years old, right? You say that, at least. But, you also told me that you just graduated. >> I did not. I did not. I never said that. >> No, I didn't. >> And then you told me that you didn't mean it, but you did. >> No, I didn't. >> I'm about to just let her go. >> Huh? >> I'm about to just let her go unless we don't want it. >> Huh? >> I'm about to just let her go. >> Well, I'm going to I'm trying one more thing. Phone don't work. >> I'm going to do some more research and if I find that she's lying to me, then I'm going to put out a warrant for her later on. Suspended though. >> It's suspended? >> Think it was suspended. Unless I was there with kids. Cuz I call that mutilated. >> Yeah, please just show the bathroom like I'm sorry. >> What is suspended? Your license is suspended. Is that the Is that what it is? All right, here's the deal. Your driver's license is suspended. I'm not giving it back. Okay? If I find out that later on that you're lying to me, there's going to be a warrant out for providing false information and if I find out that you're under 21, it's going to be possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Okay? And if if you are actually who you say you are, that's [music] it. I'm just taking your license cuz you can't keep it anyway cuz it is suspended. Okay? What is it suspended for? Or at least this person's ID is. I don't know that it is actually yours. Okay. >> I got a speeding ticket but I don't know if I can >> Okay, whoever's ID that you gave me, they have a suspended driver's license. >> Okay. >> Okay? >> Okay. >> So just let them know. >> Okay. >> Okay, can you do that for me? >> It's me. I don't know. Okay, thanks. >> Now you can go. Yes, fine. Go. >> Okay, thank you. >> After a lengthy back and forth, the officers ultimately [music] decided to let her go with a stern warning. They later confirmed that the ID she presented was not real. Believing she had outsmarted them, she returned to the same beach the next day, unaware that those same officers were actively on the lookout for her. >> Oh my god, bro. >> Do not. >> Oh, what the What the hell's happening? Oh my god. >> You're being detained right now. >> What's your >> Can you go back to that bartender and and ask her what you ordered and >> I literally just ordered nachos. Like I ordered nachos. Nachos. >> Okay. So, obviously you know who I am. I'm here to talk about yesterday. And why you ran off on me yesterday. >> What What else was I supposed to do? >> Tell me the truth. That's all I'm looking for. >> Like what else was I supposed to do? Y'all were yelling Yelling my name. Call my friend. >> So, I I told you many times yesterday to stay put. Okay? Because I couldn't figure out who you are yesterday. >> You don't Don't go through my phone. You don't have permission to go through my >> asking to go through your phone. >> Don't >> Come back over here. Come on. >> I can't >> Go back over there. >> Does she not have a license? >> No, I'm going to have Kelly run her picture. >> Use the one from yesterday. >> Don't touch me. Call my friend. >> And do what? >> You. Hey, go get my friend. Don't touch >> Stop trying to walk away. >> Don't I'm not trying to walk away. >> Stop moving around. >> I'm not Like >> What's your first name? >> I'm not >> She can go with a Jane Doe. >> She She's about to go to jail. What's your first name? >> I can't believe this. >> What is your first name? >> I can't believe this. >> Okay, then you're going to go to jail. You're going to be arrested for resisting arrest. For the multiple >> What am I doing? >> For the multiple times yesterday when I told you to stay put. >> I DID NOT. I JUST WALKED 10 ft from you. >> And then you ran off after you >> I did not. OH MY GOD. Like what the I did not do nothing. >> What's your first name? >> I didn't do nothing. >> What's your first name? Listen. >> No, I didn't do nothing. No, didn't I didn't do nothing. What was I supposed supposed to do? What supposed to do? Like I literally I didn't do nothing. >> You're being arrested. >> What? I do nothing. What am I supposed to do? >> Give me your I want your information. Stop lying to me. That's all I'm asking. >> What are you trying to do? Like >> I'm trying to confirm your identity. From yesterday and it's not working. >> Okay. >> Okay, so you can tell us your name or tell or let us get a picture of your face. Okay, so you're going to go to jail with a Jane Doe. >> What did I do? Like I just >> Resisting arrest. >> What am I doing? I'm not resisting arrest. Like what am I doing? Stop. >> There we go. I got it. >> You don't [ __ ] >> I got it. I got it. >> You got it. >> 64 count, but she's going to be 10-15 for resisting without. >> I'm not resisting resisting arrest. What am I doing? I'm standing here. I'm standing here. I'm standing here. I'm not doing I'm standing here. >> It's also when you don't identify. >> What am I doing? What am I supposed to do? >> Tell me your information. >> What? Like >> Do you have a warrant that you're scared about or something? >> No. >> Okay, then just tell us who you are. >> What what's going to happen? >> All I'm asking for is the truth. Yesterday, all I wanted was the >> I just tried to I don't know what happened. I don't >> All I've been asking for is the truth from the very moment you walked up to me and gave me that ID, I've been asking for the truth. >> Like I'm not >> Okay. And what is >> And what is your first name? What is your first name? >> I'm not like >> your first name? What is your first name? What is your What is your first name? Okay. So, you're going to end up going to jail. >> No, get my friend. >> No, I don't have to go get your friend. In a desperate bid [music] to escape trouble, she foolishly believed that refusing to identify herself would lead the officers to let her go, just as they had the previous day. Little did she know that this time things are about to take a turn for the worse if she doesn't cooperate. >> You're going You're going to go You're going to go to jail under Jane Doe and you're not going to get out until they figure out exactly who you are. You're going to jail. >> Like >> If you >> What am I supposed to do? >> If you can tell me who you are and I can confirm that, I'm going to write you a ticket and that's it. >> Okay, then my name is Laurel Rothstein. L A U R E O >> L A U R E L. What's your middle name? >> R O I don't know. >> What's your last name? >> R O T H >> If you don't want to go to jail, this is I I I have been so lenient and so >> All right. >> relaxed with you. >> Okay. Okay. S T E I N >> Huh? >> S T E I N >> S T E I N. What's your middle name? >> Grace. >> What's your birthday? >> 01/16/2004 >> So you're 8 >> No, I'm not 18. >> 19? >> No. >> 20? What's the math on that? 20? 01/26 >> Bro, you literally said No, you literally said I can't do this I can't do this >> Then you know what? You're going to jail. >> No, what >> You're going TO JAIL. >> NO, I LITERALLY you literally said Oh my god. >> No. >> Don't touch me, bro. No, don't touch me. Like literally I I just want to have a good time. I was trying to get some nachos. >> So you're 20, that's what it is. YOU'RE 20. OKAY. You're 20. So Possession of alcohol under the age of 21. Resisting arrest. >> I'm not resisting arrest. I'm just trying to like I swear I'm not resisting arrest. I'm not doing anything. I'm not doing anything. Like Come on, bro. Come on, I'm not doing anything. GET OFF OF ME. Come on. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I really am. I'm just scared. Like I'm freaked out. I'm sorry. >> What state's your ID from? >> I'm no. >> Okay. I mean that's fine. We'll figure it out. >> Like literally you like >> But you're still not got you're still not GIVING ME ANYTHING. >> NO. I LITERALLY I'M NOT GETTING LIKE I'M NOT Come on. >> But you're going to jail. It's It's that simple. You're going to jail. Thank you. >> Don't touch me. I am here. I am Call my friends. Like I can't go nowhere without them. No, they're down there. >> 64 >> Like please go get them. Like what the >> Is that That's what I've been asking. >> Are you >> That's exactly what I've been asking since you and I got together yesterday. I've been asking those exact words. >> Me, too. Because I don't know what's happening. I don't know >> You do YOU KNEW YESTERDAY. >> NO. Like what the Please go down there and get someone. My friends are down there. Please go get them. I'm like >> Do they They don't think they Do they know you? They don't know you. So how would they go do that? >> I'm like desperate. I don't know. >> So you used somebody else's >> Like >> driver's license yesterday. >> I'm sorry. I'm like I don't know what else to do. I'm >> Just tell me the truth. Don't walk up to me telling me that you're 25. >> I'm I don't >> Is that your sister? >> I don't know what to do. Like >> Was that your sister? >> No. I don't know what to do. Like >> Is that a felony? No. Yeah. Get Yes, somebody else's ID? >> I did not. I did I just gave it to you. Like >> Right. >> Oh. It's not. No, I can't. Like Come on. >> Come on what? Are you kidding me? >> Are you kidding me? >> You don't I've actually been working on this for a while. Trying to find you, trying to identify you. >> By this point the officers were fed up with her antics and chose to escalate the situation since her lack of cooperation left them with no [music] other option. >> Please, go get someone. Like, go get I don't know what to do. Like, Lizzie! Oh my god! >> Do not try that. Have a seat. >> I'm not >> Have a seat. >> No. >> Before I make you have a seat. >> I'm not I'm literally just standing here. Like, I'm pacing around. I'm pacing around like >> down. >> Oh my god! Are you kidding me? >> I don't want you going anywhere. Here's your stuff. >> me? You're a I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. >> I don't want you to I don't want you to >> I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting anyone. I'm not hurting myself. I'm not doing anything. >> Is that from right now? >> No, that's not from right now. >> I'm just making sure. I don't know if that's a scratch or just a minor cut. Providing somebody else's ID is a felony. >> No, I'm not No, that's not Oh my god, I didn't even use it. >> What? >> I didn't even use it. I didn't even use it. >> Well, you did. You told me that was you. >> I didn't. I didn't. OH MY GOD. Can I please go back now? >> Stay down. Stay down. Stay down. >> Oh my god. Please, get me. Like, I need >> Look, your friends would probably if they have any common sense tell you to identify yourself, but we already did that. >> So, yeah, I'm going to charge you with that felony. >> What? >> Yeah. >> What? What'd you say? I'm freaking out. >> Nope. >> Why? >> Cuz I don't want you going anywhere. >> I'm not going anywhere. I'm just >> You want to play the game Hey, you want You want You want to play >> I'm nervous. I'm anxious. I just want to like I'm just pacing around because I'm anxious. I'm sorry. Like >> You You want to play that >> This is not This is not like >> You want to play that game, we'll play. I promise. >> Can I please get up? >> No. >> No, you don't don't search my >> Oh, I I am now because you're going to jail. You allowed me to search it yesterday. >> No, I didn't. >> You did. >> I'm not getting up. Come on. >> Why do you keep trying to get up? >> Because I don't remember. I just like I've never done this, like you know, I I'm moving. I'm just I'm anxious. I'm sorry. I'm just anxious. >> That's I wait let's wait till he comes out cuz I'm going to carry this stuff in that way he can help. Why would you even walk up to me? Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're not >> know. It was stupid. I was stupid. It was stupid. It was stupid. It was so stupid. I regret it so much. It was so stupid. I don't know what I was thinking. I don't know what I was doing. >> Oh, you didn't interact with her first? >> I was I don't know what >> I was I was writing two other kids and she walks up to me and she says, "Hey, I'm 25. Here's my ID. Do you want to see it?" >> Oh my god, it was You know what it was happening. >> And so I said, "Sure, I'd love to see it." because it was just weird. >> Oh my god. >> Okay, now we're going to walk up to this officer's vehicle. So she's gotten a little squirrely. She doesn't want to listen very well. You don't have a towel in there or anything, do you, to wipe all that sand off her? We can get a female officer out here to search you. Otherwise, if you >> No, I don't have anything. >> I'm going to do my paperwork real quick and I'm going to email it to you so you can print it. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with fraud, impersonation, resisting an officer without violence, and serving liquor to a person under the age of 21. Next up is the case of Danny Lee, a popular R&B singer who foolishly believed that the law didn't apply to her after her reckless involvement in a hit-and-run [music] incident. >> Okay. >> The R&B singer >> can't >> That doesn't mean anything. >> Nothing happened. I don't know what they're talking about. If I would have hit somebody, I know somebody would >> On May the 30th, 2023, police officers were dispatched to a bustling commercial neighborhood in Miami Beach after receiving multiple 911 calls reporting a hit-and-run incident. Upon their arrival at the scene, the officers successfully tracked down the vehicle involved in the crash, only to be shocked to discover it belonged to a renowned R&B singer. She was visibly intoxicated and completely unaware that she had just struck a 17-year-old kid on a moped. >> Did you hit a scooter? All right. Give me your stuff. Step out. Yeah, open the car. I know. Come on. Get up. Come on. Take them out. Give me your stuff. Come on. Come on. Come on. Take everything out. Give me your wallet and your your phone. Come on. Step out. Turn. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Yeah, take her out. You're not arrested right now. We're just trying to figure everything out, okay? >> Love, I'm an R&B >> I know. Okay. >> I'm a singer. >> No, you're not. >> No, what? I'm a singer. >> Okay. >> I'm an R&B singer. >> That doesn't mean anything. That doesn't mean anything. Go ahead, sit down. >> Sit down? >> Yeah, sit. >> Sit down. >> Oh my goodness. >> What's up, boss? >> Wait, quick question, man. >> Yes, sir. >> You saw everything? >> Everything. Saw everything. Everything. A to Z. All right. To now. >> You saw her behind the wheel? >> I saw her driving. >> I saw her get out just now. I chased her down, cops pulled up on the side. >> And you saw the car the whole time? >> Absolutely. >> Absolutely. >> So she was flying. >> And that [ __ ] was worse because I was in the left lane and she was >> And then >> really got money. I said I don't want it. And I saw that that [ __ ] come out. >> It's got to be almost like >> I saw her and I just kept going. >> And the scooter guy was >> I saw that that [ __ ] No, it was it was uh it didn't matter. She was >> Now, I'm trying to find out was your guys' light red or green? >> I don't know. We were green. We were green. >> Okay. >> She just kept going. And then somebody in the pedestrian crosswalk with the scooter crossing and she just rocked and then we stopped and nothing. >> On the crosswalk? >> No, at the intersection of >> All right, I'm sorry. You guys were coming north on Washington. >> Exactly, yeah. >> You guys' light was green. >> Green. >> But the guy with the scooter was crossing while the light was green? >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> So maybe this is the situation >> but we're just trying to figure out the actual story. >> Despite multiple witnesses insisting that they had seen her hit the kid, she [music] audaciously claims that she hadn't. What she didn't realize was that the entire incident had been recorded on camera. >> Nothing happened. I don't know what they're talking about. >> I don't know what they're talking about. I was literally >> All right. All right. I appreciate it. >> She's saying I hit somebody? >> Huh? >> That girl's saying I hit somebody? That's the witness you guys have? >> We have a couple. >> A couple people? >> Yes, ma'am. >> And my neighbor Rich. >> And we have video cameras. >> What time is it? >> What time is it? >> 1:00 in the morning. >> You guys are you guys drinking or were you guys having a drink tonight? You think I would have hit somebody? >> We got multiple calls but we can't hear you. Thank you. But we're all the police. You think we want to do this at 1:00 in the morning? No. >> I know. I just want to go home. >> I I do, too. >> To my child. >> Well, I don't have kids yet, but I do I definitely want to go home. >> You need to have a kid because you will want to go home to >> But what's going on? What's going on with what? >> Trying to see if we can get you out of this situation possible. >> You can't do nothing about this situation. Cuz this is a serious situation. She hit a scooter and she drove off. So. All right. Is this your car or is it a rental? >> It's my car. I have my car seat in there. I have a baby. Like I'm not I was going home. >> Where were you coming from? >> I was coming home from >> Don't go over there. You can go over there. Yo. I'm on the right. You can go over there. You can go over there. You can go over there. You're good? Okay, but you can't just be you pulling up in here in the group, bro. All right. All right. Appreciate it. Thanks. What's up? >> What's happening? >> What's happening? We're doing an investigation. All right? >> You really got >> We have witnesses. We have witnesses saying that you hit a scooter. >> No. They're lying. I didn't hit >> Okay. Well, we're going to we're going to clarify. We have cameras all over the city. So, we're going to clarify, okay? So, if you're saying what you whatever you're saying if it's the truth then you'll be out of these handcuffs and you're on your way. >> Please. I've never been in handcuffs in my life. >> Okay. It's just It's just protocol. We have to do it for the investigation. >> Really honestly hurts my wrist. It's not okay. >> Even with her hands cuffed, she still clung to the belief that the law didn't apply to her. A delusion that had fueled her reckless driving. >> I have to explain to you multiple times. I'm losing my patience. I'm trying to be cool, but you have people pulling up here. We can't have that, okay? Aside from that, I'm sorry for I'm not I'm not trying to give you attitude, but you understand what I'm coming. Okay? Well, >> So, I just can't be committed to a >> Just so >> committing a crime. >> Regardless of the fact if you're a celebrity regardless regardless of the fact that you're a celebrity or not, you're still not above the law. Do you understand what I'm saying? Okay, so let let us do our due diligence. Let us let us do our investigation and from there if you're good, you're good. Simple as that. >> You're a singer. She is a singer. Oh, yeah. >> Are you looking me up? >> Yeah, she did. People say that all the time. >> Quavo was right here helping me out. That was Quavo. >> Soul Train Music Award for best dance performance of the year. >> The the guys that came over right now? >> Yeah, that's Quavo, the Migos. Those are my boys. You guys have me locked up for nothing. Some weird ass people are talking about hitting somebody. What are you talking about? That's crazy. >> If we don't find anything If we don't find anything, we'll let you go. >> If somebody died >> I don't know. >> Why do you not know? You know if somebody died. >> We don't know if somebody died. >> died >> We don't know yet. >> How do you not know if somebody's >> No one's told No one's told us anything. >> You guys are crazy. >> I know I heard fire was responding, but I don't know for what. I don't know anything. >> You don't know that. >> Hey, what's your first name? Daniella, right? >> Daniella. >> Okay, you know this is a very serious thing, right? You know you you hit somebody on a scooter and you left. Yes, you did. Why Why Okay, so why is there damage on your hood and your front bumper? >> There's no damage on my hood. >> There's none whatsoever? >> Can I look? >> No, you cannot look. There is damage. >> No, there's none. >> It's not It's It's a really serious thing and you're and you're laughing. Someone >> I'm not laughing. >> You are laughing. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> I just think it's >> Someone right now could be losing their life because of you. >> Nobody's >> You don't know that. Like you asked us Like you asked us We don't know anything. >> I know if I would have hit somebody, I know somebody would be you know nobody's >> Right. Right. I'm just telling you it's a very serious very very serious situation you're laughing. >> I'm not laughing. >> Yes, you are. >> Don't make me feel bad officer Noah. >> You should feel bad. >> Noah >> You hit somebody. >> I didn't hit nobody. >> If you hit if you hit somebody if you didn't hit anybody then none of this would be happening right now. Nothing. >> I didn't hit nobody. I know for a fact I didn't hit nobody. >> Okay. Hello. Who? Okay, I'll send it to you now. Uh you know we have Oh, she's going to handle it? Okay, yeah we do we have a real witness and everything. Our witness of the vehicle. He he saw it and then Omar stopped it and we have the driver here. An ambulance did a did respond. >> Didn't it? >> Did. Okay, and I did see the guy on the ground laying on the floor. We'll keep her around. >> an ambulance driving him? >> Maybe I don't know. I'm not there. I mean it's not. It's It's a lot It's five blocks. >> Officer Noah >> Yes. >> I feel like you're just being so mean to me and I don't >> I haven't been I haven't been mean to you. You're here laughing. >> Because I think it's funny like how you're being mean to me without even knowing you're just believing this man in this Jeep that doesn't even know me. >> Okay. >> What's your ethnicity? >> Cuban. >> Okay, I'm Dominican. >> Congrats. >> I'm African. >> After officers discovered a bottle of liquor in her car and detected a strong odor of alcohol emanating from her, they became increasingly convinced that she was intoxicated. This led them to administer a field sobriety test which she failed miserably leaving the officers with no choice but to place her under arrest. >> Move forward. Turn around. You're going to put your hands behind your back. Step down so you don't fall, ma'am. Okay. >> I don't know what I'm getting arrested for. >> Maybe for hitting a child. >> Are you putting me in jail for hitting a kid? >> Well, don't tell me. >> All right, this way you're being under arrest for two things: leaving the scene of an accident and for being under the influence while driving. >> I'm not under the >> Ma'am, sit down. >> All of you told me this. I didn't know I wasn't going to jail. >> Leaving the scene of an accident where you caused major injury to a person. >> a child, not a person. >> Uh that's what I thought. >> Now, that's what it is. But, we're going to do you know what? We're going to do some more tests when we get there. Make sure we got them up and let's pat her down. You got gloves on you? Forward. >> Yes. >> What do you want to do with the passenger? >> I'm with the 39. Already have a 13. >> You can advise change. I think they have two to to make it one in custody and note the in custody time. >> Yeah. >> Not at the same time. >> Yeah, but hold on. For DUI and for hitting somebody. >> Under the influence >> Did you check her down? >> We'll get that for you, okay? What is your first name again? What's your first name, ma'am? >> Danielle. >> I can't hear you. I'm sorry. >> Danielle. >> Danielle? Okay, we'll get you your sweater, okay? If you blow over, and like you if you're not, we'll just do one more test and I'm going to administer that and so we can prove what you're saying, okay? >> I literally have a bikini on. >> That's fine. That's widen your stance. >> my vagina. >> Widen your stance. >> You're literally touching >> She's going to check between there, yes, cuz you could be hiding something there. So, it's going to be touched. But, now we know you're not. >> I have a R&B singer, please. >> Really? That's nice. Okay, we'll talk some more, Ms. Daniel. Watch your head as you enter the car, okay? Let me help you with your head. Okay, slide back so you don't hit your head. Bend down. >> Can I please grab my sweater so I don't go to jail? >> We're going to give We're going to Okay? Thank you. >> In the end, she was taken to jail and charged with driving under the influence, leaving the scene of a crash with serious bodily injury, and DUI damage to property.