Oh my god. >> Oh my god. That's my wife. >> If you're screaming your head off like that, we're coming in. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Come in here. What are you coming in for? Listen. >> Because you keep you hit a woman. >> Keep yelling and you're going to be under arrest. >> Entitled couples often take the phrase partners in crime too seriously. Believing their love gives them a free pass from consequences. What happens when their teamwork lands them in the back of the same squad car? >> Oh, heaven. >> How'd you guys get in here? >> I just push the key. >> So, you got a key? >> Yeah. >> So, then why are all these packages in a garbage bag? >> Hey, where are you? I'm not going >> Here are the times entitled couples thought they were above the law. Starting with Jennifer and Justin, an intoxicated couple that decided to pick a fight with the officers who pulled them over. >> We're married. We live right there. Own a house right there. >> Ma'am, you need to calm down. >> Nothing. >> Jen, stop. >> What are you all doing? >> I hit him. I know. >> I do. Let her go. >> Come on. >> No, she hit him. >> No, I hit him. Let her go. >> She hit like a tube. >> Your mama should have swallowed you, boy. On April the 21st, 2024, deputies pulled over a vehicle for a traffic stop after observing the driver swerving recklessly on the road. However, when the female officer walked up to the driver's window, she was met with not only resistance, but also an unholy amount of entitlement. >> Sir, how you doing tonight? >> Good. Can you do me a favor and cut the truck off for me real quick? You got your driver's license on you? >> Yes, I do. >> Is the passenger seat full over there? >> It's my husband. >> That's why you're sitting in the middle. Okay. Yeah, I was just >> I was just curious, ma'am. People don't usually sit in the middle >> with no seat belts on either one of you. >> 153 floor. >> I own a house right there. It's just not like this. It's like what the is this? We live right there. You want to come to the house and introduce yourself to my like >> Is there a reason you have two driver's licenses, sir? >> I have two driver's license. >> Wait, unless that's somebody else's in your wallet. >> No, my license. I'm talking about talking about this one. >> That's license. >> I'm not asking you. >> That's That is >> No, I'm talking about this one on this side. >> That's her license. >> Okay. >> I'm just making sure you don't have to. Some people live right there. I own a house right there. >> Ma'am, you need to calm down. >> No, I I I'm laughing. Really? This is our church right here. It's where we go to church. >> Okay. >> I know. I'm just saying it looks funny. You got your friend over here on the side. My friend Marcus works for your sheriff's office. >> I don't work the sheriff's office. >> Oh, would he work for the city? >> Yes, ma'am. >> So to see. >> But thank you. I'm drinking. He's driving. Are you trying to get between my legs? Cuz you damn sure got the light in between the legs. >> You doing his job, man. >> No, I'm talking about your friend over here on the right. He's shining his light in between my legs. >> He's doing his job, man. >> All right. Let me get a camera out. Let me get that out cuz I don't shine my light in between your legs. >> I got my camera right here. Watching everything. >> I'm just saying it's weird. It's weird. >> I'm going to shine the light. >> It's weird. I'm just trying to take her weird. That's how it's so your vehicle. You went over the side of the road three times on the right side of the road. Then he swerved into the middle lane. Then he swerved into the left lane. >> That's cuz she brought me I tried to I tried to tell her, "Hey, relax." >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink tonight? I I did earlier. I'm not going to lie to you. >> Like a while back >> probably a couple hours ago. >> Okay. Like >> like I was I was at home asleep >> and she called me so to come pick her up. >> So you weren't just out at the bar. Like you haven't been out. >> Like I haven't been out all night. No, my house is right there. >> So you're drinking like >> earlier today? >> Earlier today I had a few drinks. >> Well, so the way that you're driving makes me concerned that you might >> She bumped me and I told I told her I was like I'll put this inter I just scoot over. >> The female officer had every justification to suspect that alcohol was a factor in the poor decisions the couple is making tonight. However, even alcohol wouldn't justify the passengers's rotten attitude that was soon to follow. >> So, are you willing to participate in Phil soiety exercises? >> No. For what? >> You have >> because So that I'm asking because of the way that you were driving. Sir, >> I just told you she bumped the steering wheel. >> I'm sorry. >> I get that. >> I I I I'm just trying to go home. Like my house is literally not even a half mile from here. >> I'm just not seeing how she bumped the steering wheel from that side of the car and it made you turn. Ma'am, I'm not talking to you right now. >> [ __ ] you, [ __ ] >> Ma'am, you raggedy as anyways. Big eyebrows. >> You can't take me to jail for that. >> My grandpa is friends with the courthouse. >> So, go ahead and try me >> because he's friends with the judges and they're going to have your ass. >> Keep your fingers out of my face. >> I understand that. >> I'm just trying. >> I'm telling you. I don't understand how you your car went to the right. She bumped the wheel from the left from the right side of the car. Like how >> I was sitting here like this driving like this and the wheel went this way. I tried to correct it. >> You over a I'm really not trying to be like anything but I didn't go do at home. She li her mother ass. But it's cool. It's cool cuz I know I went over a little way. >> You got cameras on your just like I do. >> I'm not stupid. My grandpa hangs with John Taplan. So play with me cuz we all have that together and we're not stupid, >> ma'am. >> Nobody's stupid. Do you >> No one's No one's talking to you right now. >> I'm talking to you. >> I'm not talking to you with your eyebrows. >> I'm just I'm just trying to take >> Come here. Come here. Talk to me, please. Come here and talk to me, please. >> All right. I I don't want to say Come here and talk to me. >> What What is going on? What's your deal? How are you? It's like 2 miles down the right there to the left. >> Where were we last night? >> Where were we at the block? >> No. Nope. Mary, nobody. >> My health is like that's stupid. >> That's smart. I said if nothing's wrong, she's going to let him go. But just let her do her job. So it's quick. >> She's talking. She's just strict. She's just getting to the point with you. >> That's okay. It's okay. Just let her finish. I'll let you go sit back down there. You going to behave. >> Oh, baby. Please stay relaxed to me. >> She's not going to say anything to you. She's the only one to talk to him. He was driving. Okay. >> So, >> I will take it. >> Okay. Don't Don't take Don't make it worse than what it is. Okay. >> Turn around. Please wait for me. Got anything on you? >> All right. Sir, this time you're being placed under arrest or driving or anything alcohol. Do you have anything in the car that you would like to go with you as your property? Jen, come here real quick. I got to talk to you about something. So, here's the deal. He's going to get arrested for that. All right. It's going to get taken care of. You live right here down the road. Okay. >> I do not even know what happened. >> Okay. You're going to get home fine. All right. Now, obviously, I know I know you y'all can take care of it tomorrow. You'll be out in the morning. All right. Just let them do their thing. He can't. Unfortunately, this is part of it. He can't drive. >> Well, thank you. >> That's why he's swerving all the road. I'm just being honest with you. I'm cool with you. You've been cool with me. Okay. Um, put your hands behind you. Put your hands behind. Can I ask you can put your hands like tomorrow? >> I asked you a question. >> As soon as a driver identified as Justin realized that the cops were in no mood to let him off easy. His demeanor shifted from calm to hostile. On the other hand, the officer kept trying to reason with his wife, identified as Jennifer, hoping that she'd come around. As far as the truck, >> I'll drive it home. I paid right now. You're not driving it right now. >> It's right here. I paid for this truck. >> I did not let you drive because if something happens from here, I'm liable for it. >> $2,000 truck. >> I paid for that. >> Okay. Well, let it sit here. >> Once when you go home, sober up, you can come back and get him. Bring it back to the house. >> So, can we park it right here? >> Yeah, it can stay right here. >> Are yours can stay right here? Nobody parks here. It's a Thursday. It's going to be fine right here. >> No. No, >> no. Stop. Jen, stop. Jen, stop. >> Jen, stop. >> What are you all doing? What are y'all doing? Back up. >> It's on video. Jen, sit down. video. >> Sit over here. >> What are you doing? I have no video. >> You could could have been cool again, but y'all don't. >> What are you doing? I tried to walk away. >> Stop. >> No, you didn't. You had to walk over here. >> Put your Put your hands behind your back. >> His dad is dead. What? >> It's back. It's back. >> I didn't mean no harm, but what are you doing? >> I didn't do I watched you put your hands behind your back. Hand behind your back right now. >> My hands are behind my back. White. >> No, they're not. >> You're about to get tased. You understand me? >> Throw the female 1015 as well. >> Let me Can I Can I take it and let her go? >> Stop. >> Can I take it and let her go? >> She just She has caught her own charges. Now she smack cuz she just smacked the cop. >> You can't walk over there when they're Yes. Because he's fighting them. >> I get it. Did you hit him? >> You're under arrest for battery auto. Stop. Sit right there. >> I would never do that. >> Jen, stop. Sit right there. >> You hit him in the face. >> Jen, he's fighting him. >> I freaking kid. >> He's going to blow up on people. He can't. If he blows up on people, he's going to get He's going to get whoop. That's what you were doing. >> Okay, that's great, >> dude. He hit me for no reason, though. >> I was sitting here with my hands behind my back the whole time. >> My hands up behind my back and he swung on me. >> Your hands were not stacked. >> How you going to tell me? All right, we're going. I'm not being an [ __ ] I'm talking to you in the back of the car. >> But you're not going to [ __ ] that old boy over here. >> I did it. I hit him. >> I did it. Let her go. >> Come on, sir. >> No, she hit him. >> No, I hit him. Let her go. >> No, I hit him. Sir, let her go. >> No, she's not. Let her go, >> sir. >> What are you doing? >> Let her go. >> We're not letting her go. You're going to go in the car. She's going to go in another car. Your truck's going to get towed. >> You hit like a too. Your mama should have swallowed you, boy. >> Killing the car, Jen. I I I told you to relax. >> I didn't do anything. >> Let's go. I did it. >> My babies are at home. They're kids at his bed. What the >> It's not like I'm trying to find you, dude. Are you serious? >> You swung at him. You swung >> No, I didn't. You >> Jen, it's on camera. It seemed all the efforts to reason with the couple went to waste because both of them pulled off a series of bad decisions and ended up in cuffs. And although the window for reasoning had slammed shut long ago, it didn't stop Justin from playing the victim in hopes of changing the outcome. >> Please let her go. >> I'll take I'll take everything. I'll take it. But you're going to make worse if you >> I'm not I'm not trying to be rude or nothing. I'm saying let her go. >> But you are >> She's going home to the kids, man. I I swear, man. Let her go. >> Being hostile. I'm not I won't just keep pulling away. I'm listen I'm I'm right here. I swear, man. >> Look, I'm right here. Look, I'm right here. >> Because you can't go over there and interfere with him trying to >> Can I at least >> I'm right here. >> We'll get We'll get that coach up here. >> I don't know. I didn't put them on. >> We won't do that. Okay. >> Hey, sir. I get You're mad at me. I have >> where >> they're looking for my earpiece. >> What are you earpiece? >> Really? >> Oh no. >> I mean, dude, one of us has got to go home to the kids. >> Can you have a seat for me? >> And we'll talk here in a second. Just have a seat. Listen. If she runs up, man, >> let me speak. Okay. She runs up while they're trying to put you in handcuffs. They're arresting you. Okay. And then she starts swinging on the cop. Okay. You can't take that. >> Can you get her decision? Can you get her out of there and I and I'll take everything. >> When you start swinging on cops, but I'm telling you, I'll take it all. >> We can't do that. >> Come on, man. Somebody's going to hold to our kids. >> I understand that. >> Somebody to our kids. >> She made that decision. >> Who did she hit? I want to apologize. Can I ask them to apologize? >> It's not your place to apologize for her. >> I don't care how we can get out if you take both of us. We got kids at home. >> I understand that, but she can't. She can't be swinging on cops like that. >> Okay, I know it, but can I take that? >> Their kids out of bed. What are you doing, >> CK? Is your car in line? >> I have to call my kids. >> No, my >> I'm going to let my kids are at home. >> I'm going to let you make a phone call and organize the stuff with your kids, but right now it's not like I'm trying to run away from >> I'm not asking you right now, you're going to get in the back of a car. >> You guys like I reached over and grabbed him. I didn't do anything. Yeah, I was like >> crazy as [ __ ] Where is my phone who has all the video on >> is on the top of that car and it's going to go with you in your property. Sit down. >> I'm not trying to escape. >> I know. I'm taking your house right here. I'm not doing any of that. I have a six-year-old and a 12-year-old whose dad is dead. They live right there. I'm right there. >> Sit down. >> Nobody gives a ma'am. Do you want EMS to come look at your foot? No, I want to check on my children who >> were right there. >> All right. If you don't want EMS, put your foot in the car. >> Turn your to my truck. I ain't consent to that. >> It don't matter. I I didn't consent to that. They can't. >> Actually, we can because you can you can have somebody come tow my [ __ ] but you can't have nobody search my itven. I'm telling you, you cannot go in my Okay, sir. Have a seat for me. >> Have a seat. Have a seat. >> All right. I've been cool with you. >> I'm being cool, too. >> Then don't start pushing up on me. >> I'm telling you. I'm asking you. I didn't consent to. So why you in my car? >> We don't have to ask you for consent. We're inventory. We're inventory in the truck. >> There ain't nothing in there. There ain't nothing in there for them. I told you I have somebody come here in 2 minutes. >> They're not coming here in 2 minutes. They're towing it. >> I I guarantee they'll be here in 2 minutes. >> Have a seat. >> They're not taking it. We are responsible for your truck. >> We will tow it and we will inventory it to show what's in the truck >> for the purpose of the tow. >> Y some up individuals. All right, have a seat. That's [ __ ] a seat. >> Where's your sergeant? >> I am the sergeant. >> I didn't do a [ __ ] punch in my [ __ ] I was talking to y'all perfectly fine when I got punched in my [ __ ] >> Have a seat. >> So your little homeboy over there, tell him to take his gloves off. Tell him to come get it. >> Have a beat his teeth in. >> No, you actually turned out. >> No, I turned I watched cuz I walked out. >> I turned this way. I didn't raise my sit down. Have a seat. >> Oh, that. >> Have a seat, >> sir. Have a seat. not get in this vehicle. >> You're you're going to get in the vehicle. >> Are you going to Are you going to put me in there? >> I will tase you. >> All right. Well, >> you will get in the vehicle. >> Once it became clear to the entitled male that the officers weren't about to entertain his nonsense, he defaulted back to the only thing that he knew. >> Get in the vehicle. >> I'm right here, bro. I'm trying to call someone to come get my truck. >> Get in the vehicle. If you do not get in the vehicle, we're going to have to put you in the vehicle. Okay. And then you're going to catch a resisting charge. >> You're already catch resisting charge. >> Okay. Well, then you're going to catch a second. I'm already catching resistant charge. >> You're going to catch a second resistant charge. >> I swung on you. I hit you. So I got a resistant charge. >> Get in the vehicle. >> I'm asking. >> Get in the vehicle, sir. >> So what's the resistant charge for? >> We're not asking. We're telling you to get in the vehicle. >> I'm asking a question. What's the resistant charge for? >> When you wouldn't let us put your hands behind your back. >> My hands were behind my back the whole time. No, they were behind my back and he punching my [ __ ] >> No, they weren't. Sit in the vehicle, >> please. Thank you. All the way so that we can shut the doors. >> That's it. I'm in here. I can't I can't turn. My wrist is too tight. >> I loosened them up for you. >> Too tight. >> And I double locked them. They're not tightening. >> I'm not being an ass. I'm telling you it's too tight. >> I'm telling you what I did though. >> I can't turn. >> Are you able to slide back? >> No, I can't. I'm I'm big. What the [ __ ] you expecting that? >> I mean, I'm not trying to be a I'm being dead honest with you. >> Okay, but this is the biggest vehicle we got here. >> Thank you. >> What are you doing? >> I want to snare. I can't. >> Okay, listen. You got You've got to calm down. You got to start raing up targets. Kicking the We can't kick this. Don't. Just trying to breathe. I >> Okay, I'll leave this like this. But >> thank you. It's all massive. I didn't ask you to like take me out. Here you go. My kids are all Their dad is tired. Nobody gives a It's fine. I just need to That's all I'm asking. >> We can't sit here all night, sir. All right. >> I got I got me to make a phone call or something, man. I got to take care of them kids, man. Period. I I don't give a I get it. I >> How old are the kids? >> They're old. I need to make a phone call for them kids, man. They got to go to school tomorrow. >> Get to the police department. We're going to make a phone call. You are the reason we're not a police department cuz we won't get in the car. >> No, it's not me. >> I got punched in my no reason. >> We can't drive away with you like this. >> I turned around. I got punched in my >> I don't give a how you feel. I give a you asking anymore. You're going to get in the car. We are putting you in the car. What is your decision? >> Put me in. >> Okay, let's go. Back up. Grab his arms. stuck on my shoulder. >> Watch. Watch it, Nick. >> Watch my glasses, you boy. >> I don't give a damn about boy. Come on. Slide him in. Watch. Watch his shoulders over glasses. [ __ ] >> Your glasses are mine. >> He's got that shoulder right there. >> I'm telling you, my shoulder put in. >> Put yourself in the car. >> Let him let go. One way or the other, officers managed to transport the unruly couple down to the station where they once again face the challenge of dealing with their uncooperative antics. >> Why are you doing >> and I'm trying to get you Stop. Stop. >> You bang on my door again, you're going in a restraint here. Do you understand? >> I didn't touch you. Don't judge me. Turn around. >> To call my kids. >> Turn around. You lost an opportunity right now. >> That's fine. I'll take that for my kids all day. Their kids status. >> All I'm saying, >> can I just call and make sure somebody can get my kids? >> I have kids that are at home. >> Can I call and make sure somebody's going to pick them up? >> Your phone right now and you're kicking on the door so that I can >> What else can I do? Nobody's listening. >> You could have waited a second like a mature adult. >> Cool. You see it as that, but they're at home. >> I get that. >> They were at home when you were at the bar, >> right? >> Right. But actually, >> so that was your decision to leave them at home. >> Actually, their lives cross street. >> Okay. >> But they have to go to school in the morning. So that's all I'm saying is somebody to call my kids. >> Not right this second. >> Oh, >> can I call my kids or no? Have you restrain me? >> See you. Don't open that door. Wait. >> All I'm saying is can I call my kids and make sure that they're okay. And you want to pull the crazy. You call my kids. That's okay. My grandpa's a lawyer. >> That's fine. >> And he's best friends with us. So, y'all are >> Mhm. And when they watch your body cam video, what's been going on? >> He's going to be like, "Why did y'all have my granddaughter like that?" She asked to talk to somebody about her grandkids. That's all she's saying. Nobody listen. Why are you trying to pull my >> I'm taking your jewelry off cuz you're not going to go to jail with your jewelry on. You're going to take it with you. >> You could have did that in intake. I need a phone call first though, right? >> Actually, you're not at the jail. So, you're not going to get a phone call from here. >> So, you can't take my jewelry off. >> Actually, I am taking your jewelry off. >> I said, "Can I speak to somebody so I can speak about my kids?" Listen to me. All right. Will you walk out for me? We're in the frame at the door to your left. >> Is your Is your glasses in the car? >> All right, I'll find them for you now. >> You going to walk in? >> I got you. Go here and you're going to go left right here and I'm going to go find your glasses and get your phone. >> Yeah, as soon as I grab your phone. Give me a second. >> You said you had >> I got to go get your glasses so you have a phone in your hand in a car. >> I asked if it was your phone and you said you don't know. My last is behind me. >> This is what's difficult. I'm asking to make a phone call to get my [ __ ] >> That's what I'm That's for your officer to punch me in my no reason. >> Okay. >> That's coming to the supervisor. >> Okay. He's the supervisor. So >> that's where I'm at. That's what I'm talking. >> We talk to people too much. Like we don't know them. >> I'm not I'm not doing this right now. >> I wish we had two sers. >> I have glasses. >> I didn't do that last year. No, because he won't stop kicking the door. >> No, because he won't stop kicking the door. >> You can yell as much as you want. >> Can I [Applause] have any water? No, ma'am. You can't. >> Okay. >> Well, guess what? Now you're not getting that phone call. >> You're a lawyer. >> But you're not. Call me a [ __ ] You're not getting a phone call. >> Well, guess what? You're not getting your phone. >> Too bad. >> I need to talk to my lawyer. >> You're not getting a phone call. Under the pretense of being concerned parents, the couple pounced on every opportunity to verbally harass the officers at the station. >> I have kids and I have a lawyer. You know I do. I call for school tomorrow. What the [Applause] >> dude? Y'all y'all are unreal, man. >> This is bull. >> You're right. It is. >> I wouldn't admit that. No, they're not. You just told me they're 12 and six. >> 12. >> That's not grown. >> We need to watch her. >> No, it's not. >> Please use the phone. >> Jennifer, we don't do phone calls from here. My home. >> Okay. That's not my fault. It's not my fault. We literally have signs right here that say no phone calls. It's a rule. >> They're going to catch another kiss. >> Ultimately, two officers were sent to the couple's house to check on the kids. After that, the lunatic mother was allowed to get in contact with one of her friends, who was now appointed as a temporary guardian. >> Yeah, I got to be at work at 5. >> I know. I'm in the I'm in trouble. I need you to go get my babies. >> You're in trouble. Where are you at? >> She's with the police department right now. >> Christa. >> Oh goodness. >> We're just We're just worried about the kids. >> Can you please get my babies? He's calling right now and there's nothing >> I can do. >> Okay. >> Christa, can you pick Keon and and Areola? >> Yes, honey. >> So, we got that situation. So, they're probably awake because >> he was awake. He's the older one. flop because probably because the deputy was knocking on the door cuz I told you I sent a deputy over to say hi. Scared. >> I know. So, I'm going to call the deputy and let him know not to knock on the door and that she's coming to get >> probably scared >> and we didn't know. >> Can I please go pee? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Damn it. He's the first police officer. >> We'll get him calm down. >> He's scared. He's worrying about the kids. Why don't you talk about the kids? >> Just tell him. Just tell him he's taking care of him and he knows Krista. >> We're not going to undo them. You're being too too aggressive. We're not going to undo your cuffs. >> She told me if I came here and you still ain't no cuffs. >> You You're sitting here hitting the walls. >> You were kicking the door. >> You're sitting here in my cuffs. My hands are hurt. >> Okay. So, if we can agree that you're going to be cool, I put I'll put the cuffs on the front. >> I'm not going to take them off. >> I'm not going to take them off, but I will put your hands in the front. Is that an agreement we have? >> Not. >> Is that not going to work then? That's fine. >> I'm saying this right here. >> Okay. So, do you agree that we're going to put him in the front? >> No. >> We're not doing that >> because he's going to fight everybody on the way. No. >> We're not going to make a phone call from here. We already talked to Christa. Christa is going to get your kids. You guys can make phone calls again when you get up to Yeah. up to the up to the jail. So, you can't you can't take my hand off my back. >> You're being too aggressive, dude. >> I'm not. >> You got to be chill. You're over here kicking the wall. You're kicking the door >> because I just been in here in handcuffs. >> Okay. And you're in handcuffs because of that. >> Okay. I don't care. I just have to my kids like Is there anything y'all can do? I'm bleeding through my >> They don't care. Let me look. So when you sit down, >> I think I think I think we have a tank on if you want to take off. >> Anything like really bad. >> Take this off and you will stop. >> That's embarrassing. I'm sorry. >> You can back up then. Okay. Okay. Sorry. You start hitting the door. These are going to go back on. >> What am I supposed to do? >> Give me my excuse. >> Sorry for that. Christ is up at the house, but she she they just came through the PD and asked if >> uh we could bring your keys up. What? >> They just said they got it. >> Oh, never mind. They got it. Okay. So, the kids open the door. They were having a problem getting into the door, but they just opened the door. So, everything's good. >> So, she has >> she has that. Yep. She's up there. Our officer's up there confirmed that she's there. So, the kids are the kids are good. Okay. 8341 commits a second or >> I'll take everything off. >> Yeah. You guys took your rings cuz I >> I've never done this. So my credit card. >> He hasn't been in the cop. >> I know he has. >> Okay. >> So I can get him for a minute. >> Right. only when only take him out there because he's he's act the way he's acting. We're we're doing our best to not get involved with him because I don't want I don't want him to catch Joseph. I know. I know. So, that's why we're trying to just let him be the car. >> No, we'll get it when we get up there. We'll take the the wallet and get the car in the way so that way. >> Although the male refused to calm down, it seemed the phone call had eased Jennifer's worries a little bit, seeing as she finally stopped lashing out. But the officers were naive to believe that she was a reformed woman. >> It's my grand me like that. >> Tell me I can't. Can you tell me water? I'm pregnant. Stop. >> Give me your other home. >> I am pregnant. >> Give me your other I have not resisted. I'm sat in the chair. I'm pregnant. You're pregnant. >> What is she doing? [Music] Sorry. >> Can you get my phone back? >> Yes. >> I love this thing again. You know, it's going to kill a little bit. >> I'm pregnant. Don't pull me a little too hard. >> Get out of the way. Come on. You can't practice like that. >> Don't practice like that. I'm pregnant. What are you doing? >> Stop. Jen, stop. >> Cool. Don't push me. >> Yeah. Please have a seat. >> That's all you had to do. I'm not crazy. >> Karma's a [ __ ] >> Please have a seat. >> I don't like that. >> Please have a seat. >> Can I go to the bathroom? I'm telling you, my whole ass everything's out. Can I go [ __ ] >> Can I go [ __ ] real quick before we go? I swear to God, I'm being nice. I got to go to the bathroom. Justin, you've been you've been banging. >> No, I've been asking you to go to the bathroom for the last 25 30 minutes. >> But listen to me. >> I've got to go to the bathroom. How many times I got to ask you to go to the bathroom? >> I can't undo my handcuffs. >> I understand that. But >> so I'm asking you go to the bathroom and then we go wherever the we got to go. If I don't go pissing your way, I got to go. >> He's been I've been trying to tell him a bunch of times to calm down and he keeps doing the same. >> I'll calm down if I go to the bathroom. >> I got to go to the bathroom, bro. I got >> We got to We got to fight to get him back on. No, I'll put them I'll put them on just like this. >> There we go. >> We're just going to go straight to the jail. >> As soon as you get up to the jail, they'll they'll take everything off you. >> All right, we'll put my pants up then. You got four sheets hanging out. No homo. My whole Stop. That's assets. They ain't nothing to do with it. Go ahead and pull them up. That what y'all want to do? Hey, they ain't going up nowhere, is they? You ain't got nothing on my ass still out. But you got my hands and handcuffs still laying in there. Okay. >> Oh, there. There it goes. You're getting getting a little bit in there. Can we take these off? They're right up there. >> No, that's absolutely not. >> Yeah, we can't do that. It's not how this is going to work. >> I'm right here. I'm not being a I'm not being a glass so I can see what the was on. If you listen to me, >> you've already been me. I've asked you to take a hour ago. And you take your glasses out of jail. Okay. >> And I've asked you to loosen. I can't. No, we did not. Yes, I did. >> You tell me. You tell me. You put your [ __ ] hands in here. >> That's what you put my I put my finger in. >> What finger? That ain't no finger to put in there. >> Get in the vehicle. You kicking doors and stuff. That's what >> I asked you to take a >> Justin. Get in the vehicle. >> That boy over there was too busy sucking gang banging his mama. I said I'll get in. Get the [ __ ] off. >> Get in. Just >> get off me now. Get in. >> Get in now. You're not getting >> We're done. >> If you're not getting in, Justin, >> I'll get in. You get off of me. >> What? You're not understanding what you got in Shut the >> Who are you? Okay. >> I'm going to tase you. >> Tase me if that's what you want to do. I told you I get literally up. He's getting the >> I told you I get it. He's already pulling on me from behind. >> Then sit down. >> Tell him to move and I'll sit down. >> Get in the car. >> I asked him. Tell >> I'm already sitting down. You're sitting here pulling a leg that's already there. In the end, Jennifer was charged with battery on an LEO and resisting arrest, while Justin was charged with DUI and resisting arrest. Moving on to Ruth and Ronald, a couple that believed that they had the right to blast loud music in a neighborhood. >> You cannot come in here without inviting you. >> Okay, you're trespassing. You cannot come your head off at your neighbors. >> I don't care. I don't care. You don't care. I don't care. I don't care. You just not getting your wife >> and you're going to be under arrest as well. Disorderly. Disorderly. >> Hitting my baby girl. >> One morning at 10:00 a.m. officers received a call from a distressed neighborhood with the residents reporting one house in particular that was blasting loud music out in their backyard. >> How you doing? The music. Where's the music coming from? >> Music house. But I thought there was an ordinance. >> There is. >> And what's the problem? >> It's loud. So, >> so it's like if it's 100 ft away and you can hear it, it's not good. >> It's early. >> I know, but you can't just crank music at any time of the day. It doesn't matter if it's 10:00 in the morning or 10:00 at night when it's this loud. You got to turn it down. >> Okay. >> Down a little. >> All right. >> The music. >> You don't own it. >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your name, sir? >> Ronald. >> Ronald, you got to turn it down. >> So, let me ask a question, right? >> There's no specific no specific decel level. However, this is excessively loud. >> Okay? >> Because you know, like all my neighbors, they all the time had this guy. >> Then you should call us. I don't know what to tell you. But all I can say is I'm talking about right now that's excessively allowed. Do you understand that? If I come back, I'm going to issue a summon. So, if you keep if you keep cranking it, I'm just going to issue a summon. I'll let the judge decide. I have the body camera here. He can decide if it's loud or not. When I'm sitting in my car and I can hear it all the way out here. >> So, if I have a party, I'm not allowed. >> You can't crank the music. Absolutely not. >> All right. >> So, you have neighbors, be respectful of them. >> It's loud. Like, that's okay. >> Like it is now, that'd be fine. >> All right. But when you have it cranked up, I don't see a problem with it now. like it is now up and I can hear it >> pulling up to your house. It's too much. >> It's just one specific neighbor, man. I don't I don't know who it is. >> They all the time have party. We don't want to do anything. We're allowed like for three in the morning. >> But we're at the season now where we go to these houses constantly. >> Yeah. >> And we tell the people multiple times and it gets to be like, "No, not not going to tell you anymore. Just going to start issuing you tickets. You can explain to the judge. We'll give him the body camera if he can see how loud and hear how loud it was. And that's the end of it. All right. Thank you. The encounter seemed to have gone down pleasantly with the officer facing minimal resistance at best. So the officer returned to the station. However, that same night he was called out to the neighborhood again for the very same house. >> Hello. Goldenino.com has more of your Hello. >> Come on out. You want to do me a favor and get grab your ID >> again, man? >> Yeah. 8 hours ago, I told you to turn it down. >> Yo, it's been like that forever, man. >> Well, it's 2:30 in the morning. It's cranked. >> Okay. All right. >> Can I Can I talk to It's okay, babe. So, here we got to We just going to close it off, man. >> Okay. Shut it down. >> All right. Cool. >> Shut it down. If I come back, you're going to take it. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. Turn it off. Go in. Go inside. It's 2:30 in the morning. All right. Once again, the officer exercised a great deal of patience, choosing to warn them instead of hauling them down to the station. That seemed to work as the neighbors had no music complaints for the rest of the night. Except the trouble didn't end there, as officers were once again called down to the scene, this time to address the alleged harassment Ronald and his little wife were putting the innocent neighbors through. So you got to call the cops. You know what? You saw 11 tonight and you can't get none. Look, look. They coming back again. Look. >> Comes inward. It comes out. Comes out. Charlie told you. >> Listen. You can't come in here, bro. >> You can't be screaming like that. >> Yeah, but you can't come in here. >> Yes, I can. No, you can't. The gate is locked. >> I absolutely can. We're going to lock in. If you're screaming your head off like that, we're coming in. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You can't come in here. Why are you coming in for you? >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. They can't come in here. >> No, you cannot come in here. Stop yelling. >> You cannot You cannot come in here. >> You cannot come in here. >> Listen, you cannot >> You cannot come in here without me inviting you. Okay. You're trespassing. You cannot come your head off at your neighbors. Okay. You cannot come in here. >> What do you mean? >> Just grab your ID. You cannot come in here. >> Specific neighbors. Grab your ID. For what? He's getting a summon. For what? For the music and the noise. There's no music. The music being here. You cannot come in here. No. Okay. Listen to me. You cannot come in here. You guys cannot come in here. Wait, wait, wait. Were you here for the music or the noise? >> What are you? >> No. >> Nobody's giving you IDs for what? Okay. >> He came one time. He said to me, "Play the music of the melo." >> No. And it's >> I never turned the volume up. >> He came up the second time. He said someone else made a complaint. The music never turned up. >> Okay. Because you know why? >> The night mellow. >> You might want to get him back. >> Get him. >> You're not You're not crossing that line because we didn't invite you in. >> I don't care. I don't care. >> You don't care. You just [Music] >> You're screaming your head offer. Oh my god. >> Oh my god. That's my wife. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Over social media. >> You can't shove me. Okay. >> I ask you for your ID because I'm going to write you a ticket. If you can't scream your head over social media, you can't scream your head off. All over social media. Listen. This is This is her. VJ. >> Listen. >> What is happening? What are you doing to her? She showed me under arrest. She didn't >> What is wrong with you people? BJ, stop. >> Let me see what's going on. >> What is wrong with you people? I touched him. >> Do you know I'm in I'm I'm >> Let's go. Take the dog inside. Take the dog inside. Walk. Take the dog. >> Wait. I want my dog to be in my home. >> Walk. >> Wait. >> Walk >> to the car. >> To the car. >> Bye. Let's go. >> A simple noise complaint escalated into a crime involving assault simply because Ronald's wife identified as Ruth thought it was a genius idea to shove a cop. Unfortunately, that wasn't even the least of the bad decisions that were made throughout that night. >> She's under arrest for shoving. >> I'm coming in out of promises, >> right? We know who you are. You're getting a ticket. Okay. >> Yeah, but you're getting a ticket for my wife. [Music] Let me know. >> Let me get a chance. >> If you know who he is, why you look like that? Just write a ticket. >> He stepped in the yard. >> You yell at your neighbors again. You're under arrest. Guys, you're a bully. >> Stop bothering me. You are a bully. You had enough. You had enough tonight. You guys are a bully. >> What is wrong with you? I have not. I'm not. >> What is wrong with you? I didn't even touch you. Walk to my car. Let's go. >> What is wrong with you? >> Are you going to walk to the car? >> I'm going to go. No. Bye. >> Bye. >> Bye. >> Let's go. >> No. >> No. Let go of me. >> Let go. You want to really hurt me? >> This little girl. You really want to hurt me? >> Let go of me, buddy. >> Why are you hurt me? >> Why are you hurt? Let go. >> You have to >> go in my phone and go on. What did she do? >> Why are you handling my wife? >> You're a bully. >> I was here eight hours ago. >> The problem. The neighbors aren't the problem. >> Why didn't you do that to her? But no, he's a bully like that. He's a bully. >> That's a female. >> Can I get your ID? The owner went for the ID. We don't want her. The owner went for the ID. >> The owner went for the ID. >> Look what they did to vote. Jennifer, >> they pulled her. I hope she's not injured. >> Go out of my phone. I don't want to >> touch anyone. No. >> Did she touch >> Go on my phone. >> Stay back. >> Go in my phone and go under front. Go under. >> Open the car for me, please. >> Rebecca, you have my toy by the police under North Playfield. I want you to go on my phone right now. >> It's okay to have a woman. It's okay to have a woman under arrest for assaulting me. >> Which way? I got a camera. >> Show me. I got a camera, too. >> I have You had a camera. You want to hit me, too? >> Hit me. >> Hit me. >> You tell me. >> Hit me. >> You tell me. >> Hit me. You hit me. >> You're the ones that caught you. You don't want to punish my woman. >> We don't want to lose. Your neighbors are calling us here because you're a crime. >> Which way? >> Your neighbors are calling us cuz you're a >> Which way? I've complied to all the rules. You didn't. >> My music was show. You guys are screaming at your neighbor. >> You want to hit me? >> Ruth was already in hot water for acting like a disobedient brat. But then Ronald decided to take it one step further by exercising his role as the knight in shining armor. >> You hit a woman. You hit a woman. >> Keep yelling and you're going to be under arrest. >> Keep yelling and you're going to be under arrest as well. Disorderly. Disorderly. >> Hit my baby girl. Do you understand what disorderly is? >> Do you understand what a disorderly person is? That's how you're acting right now. >> That's what you guys hate my wife. >> Can I have your ID? >> Rebecca, call that lieutenant. >> What is his name? >> Look at my phone of North Plane Field. >> Just go into North Plain Police. He's the head of the police department. >> Hold this camera's all in my home. Yeah, >> I'mma get you. >> What did I do to them? >> What is wrong with you guys? >> Why are you making this so difficult? >> For goodness sake. >> She'll be released in about 45 minutes. >> What did I [Music] give you again? Let's see what happens here. All right. Stop. >> You're making this very difficult. What the you >> sit in the car now. Sit there. >> Stop making this so difficult. >> Me, you piece of [ __ ] Calm down. >> Stop. Calm down. >> Stop. >> Give me a seat belt. Give me a seat belt. >> You is a piece of cal. >> She will be released in about 45 minutes. >> You hear me? >> And that's how you handle horns? Yes. >> Hit my wife on the ground. Listen, >> if we come back, if we come back, if we come back, you're loud again. >> Listen, listen, sir. >> We're going to We're just going to keep issuing. >> Listen, listen. Can I talk to you on the ground? >> There's no reason for you guys. >> You don't have to record it. We're recording it right here. >> I know, but let me This is for my protection. >> For my protection, okay? >> There's no reason for you guys to arrest her. >> Don't take her, but I don't know what happened there. >> I don't know what happened there. I was standing behind what happened because I have it on camera. Okay. >> You wasn't in front. He was in the front. Right. >> I was in the back. >> Exactly. There's no reason for you. >> He was in the front and he was next to her. >> There's no reason for you guys to arrest her. >> You guys don't go inside. We're leaving. Okay. She's going to get processed. She's going to get summoned. We're leaving. >> Go inside. >> Okay. There's no reason for you guys to arrest her. Okay. Obviously, there is. He's kicking her now. >> If you guys keep making noise outside, you're all going to get locked up. She's going to get a summon and she'll be released. >> Why are you going to get locked up for >> female? Oh my god. >> Female or male? You have no right to touch a uniform. police officer. >> It's all on here. >> It's all on here. Yes, you can. >> Ronald squared up to officers in vain because when the night finally ended, his wife was sitting in a police station chair, still refusing to cooperate. >> Are you taking any medication right now? >> Yes. From you police officers. >> What medication are you taking? >> Do you do you use any street? >> Yes. It's a It's called against police from the police officers of North Planefield. >> Okay. Is this the first time you've been arrested or jailed? >> Why don't you tell me? You've run my my name. >> I'm ask I'm asking the first time you've been arrested. >> You tell me. Arrest me more than you can. You tell me. You know all the answers. I'm not answering any from you until I have a lawyer present. If you ask me my age, I'm not going to answer that. If you ask me a female, I'm not going to answer that. I have a attorney present. >> That's fine. But you realize these are this is pedigree information and you have no right to attorney to answer these questions. Just >> I'm not going to answer. You got to hold me whole here all night. >> Well, then you will be you will be obstructing your investigation. You understand that? And you realize that's another change charge. >> You want you want to do that? You want to go that far? >> It's fine. If you don't want to answer, you don't have to. Like I said, that's another charge. >> I haven't done anything to you. >> If you're telling me you're not going to do it, you can be it is 3:10 right now. You could literally be out of here by 3:30 and back at your house. >> I'm stubborn. I'm on top corner. >> Okay. >> That's your That's purely your decision. >> I'll be your contact. >> This way to the lobby. >> Well, it's so dark. You people are so like I don't know. >> Shut the lights off on the weekends on the night. >> But you find joy in this, don't you? [Music] >> Piece of being. >> Is your husband still here? Is he >> you? This is >> I'll take it. all the evidence. >> Okay, you got all the evidence. All right, take care. >> 42-year-old Ruth was charged with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest and assault. On the other hand, her husband Ronald was given a summon for loud music and disorderly persons. From one fiasco to the next, Jonathan and Ashley were determined to get away with stealing Amazon packages. >> What's up with all those packages? >> I was grabbing our packages for the house. >> Just made it back to the house. >> Can you show me the packages? >> Yeah. You open them. What's your name? >> Huh? >> Are y'all trying to steal these packages? >> Get over here. Get over here. Get over here. Hey. Hey. >> On November the 4th, 2024, at approximately 4:00 a.m., officers were dispatched to an apartment complex in response to a burglary alarm. When they arrived at the residence, they encountered two suspicious individuals wearing all black from head to toe. And it didn't take long for the responding deputy to realize that something was a miss about this whole situation. >> Hey, what's going on? >> Hi. >> How y'all doing? >> Good. >> Y'all live here or what's going on? >> Yeah. >> Huh? >> We live right here. >> Right here. What's up with all these packages? >> No, we're grabbing our packages for the house. Huh? >> Just made it back to this house. >> Ah, the alarm went off. What's all this that's scattered right here? All this who? >> All this stuff that's scattered like this. >> This is how they do it, I guess. I don't know. >> How do they associate those with who? >> Huh? Now, what apartment do you live in? >> Stay right across. >> What's the name? Like the Can you show me the packages? >> Yeah. >> Can you open them? verify this information. Let me see the What's What which one you all live in? >> What's your name? >> Huh? >> What's your name, man? Hello, ma'am. >> What's your name? What's your name? >> Huh? >> Are y'all trying to steal these packages? >> No. >> Okay, then what's your name? Huh? What's your name? Look at me. >> Take off. Take off that [Music] essential for me. >> Hi. >> Why y'all y'all trying to steal this stuff? >> They got another unit here. I got a couple subjects here I'm trying to identify. >> So, what's your name? >> My name is Tara. >> Sarah. >> Terra. >> Terara. What? Can I get another unit here? I got a couple subjects here. I'm trying to verify what's going on here. >> Where's your idea at? >> How'd you guys get in here? >> I just >> So you got a key. >> So then why are all these packages in a garbage bag? >> Rain, >> huh? >> Cuz it's raining. There's all these random apartments on here. [Applause] Where's your ID at? >> Huh? >> It's in the house. >> Mhm. >> And where's that at? >> Huh? >> I don't have it on me, sir. >> You said it's in your house. >> I'm saying I don't have it on me. >> Where is your house? >> I'm saying I don't have it on me, sir. You know what I'm saying? You're not making any sense. >> I'm saying that I don't have it on me. >> You have an idea on you, sir. >> What do you stuff in your back pocket? >> Do we have a female subject around here that uh you can uh send my way for search? The pair identified as Jonathan and Ashley kept dancing around every question, looking shadier by the second. This was enough to make the cop wonder if that burglary alarm wasn't a coincidence at all. >> What's up? >> No, you're not the only word I know. >> What's your first name? >> Andrew. >> Andrew. A N D R E W. I'm going to be on the west side of the building. On the west side of the building. >> What's your address? >> I only live here. >> Huh? >> I don't live right now. >> You don't live out here? >> Y'all said you stay right here cuz I'm single. >> Don't do you have a driver's license? Do you have an ID? You have ID? >> Okay. And where's the car at? >> What kind of car you got? >> So y'all drove in the white color. >> So far, the deputy was only going off of his gut feeling that something was off about the duo. However, in the next moments, that intuition became evidence with Jonathan pulling off a reckless move. Get over here. Get over here. Get over here. Get over here. Hey. Hey. Get over here. Get over here. Hey, get get your hands back. >> Get your hands back. Get your hands back. Get your hands back. >> Get your hands back. >> Get him. I got to feed my brother. This guy trying to get out of here. Get him. Get him. Get down. You understand? Get back. Give me your hands. Give me your hands. Pull your hands back down. You're going to stay there. >> No, you're not. >> Nope. >> Put my hands down. >> I got a guy fighting with me. >> Bring me some more units over here. >> Female black. She left out the the door. I'm still in the building right now with this guy. I'm trying to detain him. Where are you running? >> I'm not going. Where are you going? What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Jesus. >> Essentially, do they want you to run off from you? >> What are you doing? What are you doing? Can you just give me a second? I'm not stand up. I don't do anything. >> Sit down. Sit down. Sit down. Sit down right now. >> Just hold right now. >> Don't move. Come here. Come here. Get up. >> Ouch. What's in your pocket? Any needles? >> Sit down. I am. I'm giving it to you. >> Go back. Hold back. Stay right there. I will tase you if you do anything else. You understand that? [Music] [Music] C right now a female subject. But I need help getting this guy out of here. [Applause] Come on. Ready. Packages. I'm ready. >> Yeah. Ready? Two. Three. Three. >> You good? >> Hold for a second. Yeah. >> Yeah. You're good. >> The cops acted fast and it wasn't long before the pair were in cuffs. It was now that they would truly reflect on their not so brilliant career choice of swiping Amazon packages. Just update 24. Both subjects in custody. Take a slow down. We're >> good. Everybody else slow down with four now. >> Car. >> What's this key for? >> That's my key to my bike. >> Is this your ID in here? >> No, my bike. >> Okay. Hey, I got a female in this car in the back seat. Go keep an eye on her. >> She got the black hoodie on. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Sure. She's She's cuffed, but just make sure she's not doing anything. Camera. >> No, I just threw her in. >> I don't know. >> You mean I don't You know what I mean? You did what you did, right? >> Really? I'm not I'm just following along, man. This could be this could be petty, bro. I could give you a tick and get out of here. You know what I'm saying? what y'all were doing trying to do. That's fine. It's all good. >> That's the thing, bro. >> You start fighting along. You >> trying to run away. Look, I'm I'm right here. She's like, "Oh, come out. >> You're here now." >> Like, I'm grabbed your >> I know. >> If I did, you would have left, right? >> I'm sticking my receipt back in my pocket. Yeah. Just checking. >> Yeah. Here. You took all this out of this pocket right now. Talk about get to the station. All right. You come with us right now. >> Where's your bike at? >> It was on the car. >> Where's your car at? >> Huh? >> It's the white Tyota cruise. Where you guys park? >> Um what we would even take. >> Any reason why? No, >> I just didn't want to tell. >> You ever done this before? All right, let's make sure he's okay. I'm just rolling the window a little bit. You good? >> Yeah, I'm good. >> All right. Are you lying by your name or date of birth? No. >> I'm going to give you one opportunity. If you are, >> you're going to get charged with obstruction. Do you understand that? >> Yeah, I'm not. >> Eventually, both Jonathan and Ashley were transported down to the station where it was discovered that Jonathan possessed multiple IDs and debit cards belonging to different owners. Jonathan was subsequently charged with burglary, possession of burglary tools, criminal damage to property, obstructing identification, resisting an officer, and unlawful possession of debit and ID cards. On the other hand, Ashley was charged with burglary. The drama didn't end there, as Daniel and Jordan were okay with inconveniencing their neighbors just so they could enjoy loud music in their backyard. >> Who's in charge of the music? >> I'm recording. Who's in char? >> Put out your drink. Put out your drink. >> No. Get the off of him. [ __ ] off. >> You literally resisted and you were grabbing my arm as my partner is trying to grab your boyfriend. >> You can take me to jail. >> I was a plumber in jail. Curs. Go ahead. >> I don't give a what you were in jail. Now you're going to be an arresty in jail. >> One night in a neighborhood, deputies received a 911 call reporting that their residents were blasting loud music while hosting a backyard party. When an officer arrived on the scene, she was met with a couple identified as Daniel and Jordan, who seemed to be leading the event. And right off the bat, the officer could tell that the duo wasn't too happy with having an outsider crash their party. >> You got to understand there's a difference between you like at this level here. I'm not going to come over and tell you to turn it down. >> No, I understand. Yeah. >> I mean, like I said, I heard it coming down the street. That's a bit loud. >> I have a question. >> Go ahead. Ask your way. >> No problem. No. >> No, no, no. She wants to ask a question, she can ask the question. Go ahead. Ask your question. >> No, no. We're good. Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead. >> What What's the ordinance? The ordinance is for loud music. Okay. It kicks in that tent. All right. And here's what I'm trying to explain to you guys. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> If I can come from down the street and hear that. >> It's loud. >> It's allowed to hit. >> Your neighbors are calling in about it. >> Yeah. Yeah. We understand that. >> Your neighbors are calling. >> All right. That's loud. The music has to be turned down to a reasonable level. >> But we don't do anything wrong, though. >> No, you're fine. You can play your music, but please to a certain level. Okay. >> Got you. >> That's all I'm saying. I'm not here to ruin you guys' party. No, no, no. We understand. >> When we get calls like this, trust me, I mean, >> it's a hell of a party. >> It's they make it seem like it's uh whatever. But >> no, we understand. >> I know exactly. I know exactly where it's coming from. >> The initial interaction, despite the couple's hesitation to comply, seemed to have gone better than expected, or so the officers thought. >> Hey, you could you could get a citation for this. [Music] >> Just letting you know you can get a citation and I will write the citation. [Music] QA7. >> All right. So, what I'm going to do is if you guys could write a statement for me. >> Sure. >> In reference to this. Okay. Obviously, we're not getting anywhere at all. >> Okay. >> So, if you guys can write a statement for me about it. >> Yeah, sure. >> Um, >> they obviously won't give me their information. Uh they >> closed the gate, tried to call my supervisor. >> He's not answering. So that is where we're at. But if you guys could uh I'm going to get the statement forms. >> Yeah. Come over here. >> All right. Okay. Are you guys right here? Right. >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay. >> It bothers the other neighbors as well. >> Yeah. And they don't say anything about it. >> These people are in their late 70s. You know, they're afraid of repercussions. >> Oh, okay. >> You know, no wonder what's going on. >> Did you get a statement from them? >> Yep. I got a statement. >> All right. Did you get their ID? >> No, I didn't even freaking tell me leave the property. All right, let's go. >> Judging from the witness statements, having to live with this couple as neighbors was nothing short of a nightmare. It was apparent the duo had no fear of repercussions. So, the officers decided to stop playing nice and confront them head on. >> Who's in charge of the music? >> I'm recording. Who's in charge of the house? >> You're in violation of Monroe County Ordinance. >> Music too loud. >> It's It's only 8:00 in the morning. >> Doesn't matter what time it is. >> No. Get out of my house. >> Doesn't matter what time it is. >> Okay. Well, then you tell me. >> No. You tell me outside of my property. Are you guys on my property? >> I'm allowed to be here. >> No, you're not. This I own this property. >> Are you in charge of the music? >> Who's in charge of the music right now? >> Are you seriously going to do this right now? So, who's in charge of the >> Who's in charge of the music? Is it you or her? >> There's somebody else William here. Get out of my >> Who's in charge of the music? >> How are you guys? >> You're in violation county ordinance. >> How many music? >> How music? >> Who's in charge of the music? >> Doesn't matter what time. >> 10:00. It's 10:00. >> It doesn't matter what time it is. >> How so? You are on my paper that says otherwise. >> Come with me and I'll show you the ordinance. >> Put out your drink. Put out your drink. >> No. Get the out of the hand. >> Chill out. Stop. >> Daniel, you need to stop right now. >> Lift off my hand. >> Hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back right now. >> Hands behind your back. >> You need to move. >> If you're about to get tased, back off. Hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Do it now. >> Get off me. Get off of me. >> You want to fight? >> I'm not fighting you, Rob. Relax. I'm not I'm I'm not fighting you. >> Put your hands. >> I'm not fighting you. >> Put your hands back. >> I'm not fighting. I'm not fighting. Stop. I'm not fighting you. Let go of me. Please. Please. I'm not fighting. Hands behind your back, man. >> Hands behind your back. >> I'm not fighting you. I'm not fighting you. >> Hands behind your back. >> You're about to get >> You're about to get done. All right. Walk. >> Are you serious right now? >> Walk. >> You got her, multi. >> Yeah, I got her. [Music] >> Against the car. >> She's detained. What call are you on? >> 1121's noise. Cuz I'm playing music at my own house. Really? >> Excuse me. Okay, relax. >> No, I'm not relaxing. You weren't relaxed when I came in. >> Are you serious right now? >> Oh, come with me. You're going to my car. >> Funny to me. >> You want to give me your information, your name and date of birth? You're going to keep doing this? >> Get in here. What are you doing? >> For what reason? >> Get the here before I pepper spray you. For what reason? Get in here. >> For what reason? Why am I in the cop car in here? >> For what reason, >> ma'am? Do you want to get sprayed? >> For what reason? For what reason? >> You want to get pepper spray? >> For what reason? >> Cuz you put your plea in. >> For what reason? >> Are you willing to provide me with your name and date of birth where we can do this civily or do you want to go to jail? >> The are you talking about, man? I ain't do wrong, man. >> Violating the noise ordinance. You're not willing to give me any kind of identification, >> man. I'm coming with >> And now you're resisting. >> I didn't resist. >> You did. You were pulling away from me and she was also resisting. Do you want to give me your information like >> my own house? No. >> Are you about to take the ride, man? Do you want >> Well, do me a favor then. Take my makes >> Do you want to go to jail or no? >> Cuz are you >> Are you going to give me your personal information? Do you have your ID on you? Are you want or not you dude? >> No. >> This is bull and no I was trying to >> Daniel and Jordan definitely got what was coming to them and it might have been the first time in their lives that anyone has ever held them accountable for their nonsense with consequences that they could not dodge. >> When I came over here me and him to try to talk to you guys, you guys refused to let us talk to you guys. Okay. >> You're my property. >> All right. It does not matter. I'm there for a reason. [Music] You guys took this further than it should have went. >> We're in our own house. >> At the end of the day, these people have asked you guys several times to turn your music down. Okay. >> As I tried to come to you, me and him, to try to reason with you guys, you guys sat there and try to fight with us about it. >> Are you willing to provide me your personal information at all? Your name and date of birth? >> Absolutely. I live here and I am playing music at 8. >> Doesn't matter. Section 17130 county ordinance. You're in violation of it. >> So, I have a question. >> Yeah. >> Can I get this? >> No. You were resisting us >> and you were even trying to resisting because I >> We're not playing these games. >> We're not doing this. We tried to reason with you and you guys You and him tried to fight with us. Okay. >> We're in our backyard. >> All right. It doesn't matter. I tried to come and reason with you guys and show you guys a paper that says otherwise. >> Were you allowed to walk in our backyard? >> I can't. I'm there for a legal reason. >> How can we resolve it? No, there there's we're past that point. You literally resisted and you were grabbing my arm as my partner is trying to grab your boyfriend. We're past that point. >> We are past that point. When I first came to you guys and tried to reason with you guys, you guys absolutely ignored me and continued to turn the music up again. >> All right, sir. So, I got bad news for you. I just talked to my supervisor, and chances are both you and your girlfriend are both going to jail tonight for your poor decisions. >> Doesn't matter to me. It's fine. >> All right. Do you have any questions? >> Let me ask you a question. >> Yeah. What was the poor decisions? >> Uh, playing the music too loudly. Uh, not turning it down per the county order. >> Now I'm getting arrested on my own property. >> Well, now you're getting arrested because you're refusing the ID. And then you started resisting. >> Copy that. And you're subject to >> You can take me to jail. >> I was a plumber in jail. C. Go ahead. >> I don't give a what you were in jail. Now you're going to be an arresty in jail. >> Charges are a piece of and that's why. >> Well, I have some bad news for you. You are going to jail. Okay. And I'll tell you what you're going to jail for. Two battery uh two counts of battery on LEO and resisting. Those are felony charges. Okay. You grab both my and his arm as we were trying to detain your boyfriend. Okay. >> Can I please say something? >> Go ahead. >> Go ahead. >> I have never got in trouble with a wall in my life or been in trouble with police in my life >> and I'm sorry. I was >> You also thought >> Hold on. Go ahead. Go ahead. Go ahead. I have I was overwhelmed because I thought I was did not expect you guys to come in my yard tonight. >> Okay. >> And I was not expecting a police officer to come my has nothing to do with you guys. I was not expecting our neighbors to call cops on us. And I'm sorry. I was not expecting a police officer to come into our yard at all whatsoever. I never thought that could even be a thing. And so I was overwhelmed when you guys came in my yard. It just I'm sorry that I grabbed you. I was overwhelmed the fact that you guys came in my yard because I didn't know it could be a thing. >> Okay. >> You're in a violation of an ordinance and we have every right to enforce that. >> I understand. I'm sorry. I did not know that was a thing and I've never in my life been in trouble >> and I'm sorry about that. And I'm telling you I'm sorry. >> Well, you keep saying the same things over and over, ma'am. So, I don't believe we have anything left to say to you at this point. I guess um make better decisions next time. That's all I got for you. >> All right. Can you please >> we're past that point? >> We already citation. You guys refused to cooperate and then you guys both resisted and then you battered both me and my partner. You're definitely going to jail for two felonies and one resisting charge. He's only going to jail for a resisting charge cuz he didn't try to fight with us. He was just pulling away. Daniel and Jordan were both charged with battery on an LEO and obstructing without violence. The entitlement is showing no sign of slowing down as Kayan Rantonio showed an attitude when they got pulled over for drunk driving. >> The reason for the stop is over there. Can I see that, please? >> I'm saying tell me what you pull me over. >> Whose house you guys come from? >> Oh, I don't got to tell you that, man. You know me. Google my name, bro. I ain't did nothing, bro. I have no idea who you are. >> Where you going? You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. That's what I'm saying. >> She's walking down the sidewalk raising her hands as I tell her to stop. I gave her multiple lawful orders. >> On November the 29th, 2024, a deputy pulled over a car for violating traffic laws. Apparently, the vehicle was going 45 in a 35 zone and also had a faulty number plate. Armed with that information, the officer rolled up to the passenger side window, finding a couple sitting inside. The last thing the officer expected while trying to have a conversation with the driver identified as Antonio was for his entitled girlfriend to butt in. >> Hello. >> Hello. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. I'm Officer Page House Perkins. The reason for the stop is over there. Can I see that, please? >> I'm saying tell me what she pulled me over for. >> Well, no. You're going to give me the license first cuz you're not going to >> tell me what I'm pulled over for. >> Well, I'm not stopping you. I'm stopping the driver and now you're interfering with my business. >> That's me. I'm >> right. And she's snatching the driver's license. >> You didn't finish your sentence. I'm I'm trying to grab the license here. I I don't know why you have an attitude here, dear. >> Um the reason why I'm stopping you is I'm paced behind you where it's a 35 over there. >> I'll figure that out. >> Oh yeah, you're you're going 45. And then also your license plate. I see you have a little bracket thing on there that the cover. It causes a glare. So you can't see the license plate within 15. >> This light is mid. >> I I understand that, but there's there's a glare on it and you can't you can't see the plate. My fault. >> Okay. And then do you have your driver's license or ID with you, dear? >> Why do I need? >> Because you're not wearing your seat belt. >> Give it to him. Give it to him, bro. >> But I'm saying why are you asking for it? >> I just told you why. >> You already know. They already know this. >> Y'all are literally playing games. Like >> I'm not playing games. I need your driver's license or your identification. It's the last time. No, no, no, no. I want your driver's license or your ID. >> Find it. All right, go ahead and step out for me. I will >> walk to the front of my car. I'll be right with you here in a second. >> I'm saying it's right there, though. >> We're going to walk right to the front here. >> Okay. >> Give it to him. What I said is right here. >> You You can go ahead and obtain it for me. >> Yeah. >> No. >> It ain't no weird. It's weird as they're pulling you over in the first place. >> Send another unit. Send another unit. >> I didn't see you get back in the car. Stay in the car for me. >> Okay. Sorry, sir. >> Okay. >> Give me one sec. I'll be right back with you. It's a lawful order. You not to get back in that vehicle. >> That's correct. Okay. Sir, is this your current address? >> Yeah, that's my address. >> Okay. I'm going to have you step out real quick for me, please. >> I will explain that to you momentarily. Just come in the front of my car for me. >> We're just going to come right here to the front of the car. So, the reason why I'm having you step out, there's an odor of alcohol coming from the vehicle. Where are you guys coming from? >> I had no alcohol. >> I didn't ask if you had alcohol. I said there's an odor of alcohol. And now now you have fresh gum in your mouth. So, it's it seems to me like you're trying to conceal my odor. >> It's It smells like a fresh man. >> Can Can you spit the gum out temporarily for me? What? >> Cuz I'm asking about Okay. Well, what's her deal? Why why she having that issue? >> I don't know why she had an issue, bro. >> Okay. Where are you guys coming from? >> But I'm saying I'm saying though I was coming from the house. So why why she said >> Whose house you guys coming from? Oh, I don't got to tell you that, man. You know me. Google my name, bro. I ain't did nothing, bro. >> I have no idea who you are. >> Well, look me up. You got my ID. >> Okay. But I'm saying me asking you where you're coming from has nothing to do with me knowing. >> Okay. So, what what did he do? >> Well, I'm conducting this as an OVI investigation right now because >> I I ain't no OVI. I ain't swear no lies or nothing. >> I didn't say claim violation. >> So, you said I'll speak. So, what you doing? >> You already know me, bro. I got investigation on you all. So what what's up? I >> I'm trying to conduct my investigation right now and you're not being very helpful. >> It it ain't no best guess it was >> cuz >> cuz I ain't did nothing. >> Judging from the duo's mannerisms and the odor in their breath, the officer knew that they were both drunk and out of their minds. But it would be more realistic to expect cows to fly than to expect the driver to tell the truth about his intoxication. >> Okay. Well, you're telling me that you didn't have any alcohol? >> Well, no, I didn't. >> But I can smell alcohol as you're talking. So you you want to answer that question honestly. >> You can say that. You can say that all you want to do. So what is we doing? >> Okay. So what I'm saying is how much alcohol have you had to drink? >> I had no alcohol. So what are we doing? What test? >> What testes are you doing? >> Do you want to submit the test? >> What is you doing? I don't got to cuz you ain't pulled me over for that. >> Well, now I'm conducting an OBI investigation. >> You ain't put me over for no OVI test. So what? >> I I'm asking you. Can I check you out? >> But I'm asking you No, you can't. So what what is he doing? I'm trying to determine this. So, I'm going to have you have a seat in the back of my car temporarily. >> Okay. You are not under arrest. You're you're just detained right now. Okay. Before I have you have a seat in the car, no weapons on you, anything like that. Nope. >> Okay. I'm just going to pat you down to ensure you don't have any weapons on you. Okay. All right. Go ahead and have a seat for me real quick. >> I know my rocks. >> Okay. >> What's up, ma'am? >> What is the point of being pulled over, though? Well, I I'm not the officer that stopped the vehicle. >> I am asking. Can you ask him? >> Yeah. When he's done with what he's doing? >> I don't know. I'll figure that out. Give me one second. What's the reason for the stop bus? >> Uh speed and I can't see why. >> Okay. Um this just a passenger here. >> Uh I believe there's somebody else in the back. >> Okay. Is uh is she allowed to have a seat in the car or do you want her out? Uh, if she wants to have a seat in a car so she can stay warm, she can have the seat in her car. >> Okay. All right. Would you like to have a seat in my car? Stay warm. >> I have a seat right here in his car. >> No, you're not. >> Why? >> Cuz you're not. This is a seat and I have >> But I'm saying Why would you Why would you do that, though? >> I I'm telling you, you're not going to sit in the car cuz I can't have you seat. >> Well, I have my sit over here. Yeah, I have stuff up front. So if if you want to sit >> down, let me out. >> Okay, >> that's crazy. >> There's a curb here. So watch me step out. >> I don't want you. >> But I'm sitting here. So if he goes to jail, we next >> I don't know yet. I was s I'm with you. >> Open the door. Can you open the door? >> I am not opening the door. >> I am not opening the door. >> You're going to open something? >> No, I'm not. You're going to go over here. You're going to be arrested for disorderly conduct. I told you not to do something. >> Go stand over here at the side of the road. >> Okay, I'm fine. >> You're just not going to open the door. >> Looks like he looks like he's getting a traffic ticket. >> For what? >> For speeding. >> Oh, are we going to let him know? >> I would assume as soon as he's done with the ticket, >> yes and no. >> Is he going to jail for anything? >> As of right now, though. >> Okay. Can she have a seat back in her car? >> Yeah. >> Yeah, you can have a seat back in your car. >> No, just Mr. Daniels. Mr. D, >> where you coming from? >> I don't got to tell you nothing, bro. >> You already said that. >> What seems to be the issue tonight? >> I know. I'm talking. Can I go? >> Well, not yet. I'm just trying to I'm just trying to talk to you. I I I understand that some things might might not went well here tonight, but if your beef is with that officer, that's fine. But at least talk to me. Mr. Daniels, have you been drinking tonight? >> I told you not nine times out of >> You what? >> Cuz I can smell some alcohol coming off. >> Keep saying that. But [ __ ] you a smell. Can I go, man? >> If this officer here wanted to check your eyes and stuff like that, would he be able to? >> I ain't checking nothing. Can I go? >> Not yet. Too much money for that. I ain't doing nothing. All right. Are you going to submit to any standardized field test? >> Despite the officer's repeated attempts to get some information out of the mail, he remained tight lipped, determined to hinder the investigation to the best of his ability. In the end, he left the deputy with only one option. >> Right now, you were placed under arrest for operating motor. >> You don't need to step out. >> Let's go. >> Let's see if you can get back in the car. Swear go. Swing your feet up. Oh, you know that's too much money for that. All right. >> I put it in. >> Mhm. >> All right. Thank you. >> All right. Hey, hey, excuse me. >> Yeah. >> You tell them to follow me to come get me. >> Yeah. >> All right. Thank you. >> Yep. >> Oh, he's under arrest right now for OVI. >> For OVI? >> Yep. >> Okay. Thank you. Do Do you have an ID on you by chance, dear? Um, I my phone. >> Okay. I'm not talking to you. I'm talking to her. >> I'm talking to you now. She don't need one. >> My ID was left in my phone that my friend has from the bar. They picked me up that. But I can give you everything you need. >> Okay. I have my ID number and my social. >> Okay. >> But so my ID is usually in the back of my phone and I left my phone with my friend at the >> Okay. I'm going to have you come back here for me. Okay. >> Do you have someone come and get you, ma'am? >> No. I will walk. Can I go talk to him or no? >> No, not right now. >> Why? >> Because he's placed on my own. >> Where are you going? >> Right here. >> No, you're not. >> That's where I live. >> Okay. If you're trucking my traffic stop, you're going to be placed under arrest right now. >> Okay. You can take me with him. >> That's what I'm saying. I'm asking you. >> I told you no. >> Well, I'm saying for what though? >> Because I told you that you cannot talk to him right now. >> All right. So, what do you want? Yeah. Sit down. No, some silver is going to have to be released because right now you guys are going to be with us in a protected custody essentially. Where you going? You're not free to leave. >> You're not free to leave. >> Nope. You're under arrest now. >> Keep walking away. >> Of course I am. >> Put your hands behind your back. I think she was just getting her cigarettes. That's what I'm saying. She's walking down the sidewalk raising her hands as I tell her to stop. I gave her multiple lawful orders. >> I'm just going to go down, man. >> Nothing else. >> Stop walking away. >> Right now, you're just being placed under arrest for disorderly conduct while intoxicated because you're presenting a risk of physical harm to yourself. Okay. Um, do you have somebody sober I can release you? >> No. >> Okay. >> Go ahead. >> I'm going to I'm going to put you in the back of my car here. >> Just put it back. Couldn't have messed up >> before he had seen the car. >> Get the off when you go over here. >> Following in her boyfriend's footsteps, who had just got slapped with an OVI for context, this lady identified as Kayla seemed determined to prove that bad decisions really do come in pairs. >> I'm not going to put my hand out. >> I will sit down. >> No, you're charged with resisting. Now you're charged with resisting. Y'all are here. >> Stop resisting. >> I'm sitting down. I'm sitting down on my own. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. I think we're fighting. >> Stop it. Stop it. Stop. I'm going to >> get out of the car. >> I'm going to take you to the ground if you do not stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop it. >> That's what I'm saying. Y'all are going to look really weird. >> Just take her to the ground. [Music] Sit her up for me. Sit up. All right. Take her to the hood real quick so I can actually search her in front of a camera. >> I don't care. It's all police. >> I I know it is. >> Y'all are weird. >> Face the car. Face the car. Face the car. Turn around. Face the I am. >> Separate your feet for me. >> Yeah, >> you're not acting like a mother. I try to go. I try to sit in the car. I'm doing this. Y'all try to hook me to the ground for no reason. Look at me. My is out. >> Well, you resisting. So, >> I was not resisting. Y'all say she's resisting. I wasn't literally looking. >> Take me down. >> I've been there. I've been here. Let's go. >> [ __ ] Y'all are weird. >> Yeah, you're real. I told you that I was like >> weird. >> Sit back for me. Sit back. Can you go on that side? She won't sit back. So, grab the seat belt. >> So, what do y'all want to know? >> I'm trying to >> You want to tackle me again? >> No. >> Right. Y'all want to tackle me again? >> What? I don't need a seat belt. Okay. I'm literally going to >> No. Sit over there. >> Stop talking. Stop touching me though. You're touching me for no reason though. It don't make no sense. That's what I'm saying. Y'all are trying to >> just get her over there. >> Yep. >> I said, >> "Yeah, >> I I didn't know what you said. That's why I'm asking." >> I said that part. >> I I told you I I still don't know who you are. I got on. Okay. through this door. >> My phone. >> Yep. I got both your phones. >> You're on the right. >> You want to know? >> Have a seat on that next week. >> Right now. >> Yeah. >> No, not next week. Right now, please. >> Come on. >> You're asking right now. You know I need right now. Kayla was charged with resisting arrest while Antonio was charged with OVI. The previous couple was outrageous, similar to this couple who shoplifted at Kohl's, not expecting the cops to track them down. >> He's not the UFC fighter or whatever. >> Yeah. Yes, he is. >> Enough. >> Stop. Stop. >> No. >> You're going to get taken. >> Walk to the damn car. You're about to get taken. >> Get up now. >> We don't have anyone here. You're about to get it again. Stop. >> On the 9th of February, 2024, Florida officers responded to Coohl's after a shoplifting couple slipped away 2 days prior. With a quick scan of the footage and a lead on their vehicle, they tracked them down. The couple had selected various clothing items worth $250 and had walked out of the store without payment. Upon the arrival of the cops, at first, everything seemed under control, but that wouldn't last. >> Hello, Lindsay. How are you? Is John available as well? >> Uh, what is this about? >> Uh, it's in regards to some things that happened at Kohl's. If you want to go ahead and step out here, if you want to yell for John. Um, John's not here. >> Okay. >> Step. You have to have a conversation. >> Okay. Well, I mean, I just seen a gentleman go inside that fit the description. Oh, there's John. Hey, John. How are you? >> How you doing, man? >> So, before we do anything, just for everyone's safety, I know you guys aren't going to want to do this, but unfortunately, I just wanted to teame everyone for safety. So, let's go ahead and turn this away for me. >> Okay, we'll take care of you. >> Yeah, this is just for safety precautions. Okay. >> What? For what? Go over here. Just one second. Yes. >> No, of course they are. >> Well, our our shepherd is >> right. And we have to go pick up our kids. So, >> I'm not sure what's going stuff that we do. >> Do you have Yep. >> I haven't put it on my iPad yet. >> Let me read this to you guys real fast. >> Question. >> I'm sorry. We can read them both and have them both answer them. >> Before we answer any questions or we talk to you about anything, okay, >> as officers laid out the facts, Lindsay's sudden shift in attitude made one thing clear. The initial calm was coming to an end. >> With these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us now? >> No. >> Not if we don't have to. >> Okay. >> That's your right. That's why I have to go over that with you. >> Um I I literally I need water. I just >> Right. We just finished working out. >> I might pass out. I haven't worked down. >> Do you need medical impression? >> No. >> No. Can we just get water? >> Well, unfortunately at this time we're not going to do that. See, we have some information at Kohl's where you guys were in there and you proceeded past the point of payment, which means you guys have um are going to be charged with retail theft. Okay. That's why we read Miranda to you. You had the opportunity to speak with us. Regardless of that, I have enough um information and probable cause to arrest you guys for both of that. Um, I might just I might >> We've got some surveillance footage. We've got all of that. >> Um, >> just sit down for a second. >> Yeah, if you want to sit, that'd be fine. >> Yeah. Um, >> you want to sit as well? >> I just started a new prescription >> and I haven't worked out in a couple weeks, so I'm like really about >> You want to sit or you want to lean up against the car? >> Whatever. >> Okay. I don't know what this means. >> What does this mean? >> So, now our kids are going to not be picked up from school. >> Do you have a number? somebody that we know. >> It's just us. This is ridiculous. >> So if it's if it's not you guys, then we have to call. >> So you want our parents to fly from Chicago right now? >> Cuz that's not possible. We don't have any money. >> 90 days. Okay. Here's the option. >> Can you get these? >> We can call a friend or family member to come help. >> Then the next option. >> And you're not taking our kids? >> I'm not taking them. I'm going to have to contact the CF. >> No, you're not. Absolutely not. You are not. Unfortunately for that, um, that's what we're going to do. You don't get the choice of that anymore because you guys are both being placed under arrest that >> we did not steal anything. >> Okay. >> So, I'd like to know >> and you can >> fight that battle when that time comes, but it's not going to be today. >> Okay. >> You'll turn and face away from me. We'll put you down for weapons >> for weapons. >> Yeah. Any Do you have anything on you that's sticker me? >> No, I don't have anything. >> Go inside and turn around. This is ridiculous. >> Is he enough? >> Stop. Stop. >> No. That's my Look at my son. >> Okay, then we'll walk to our car. Doesn't have to see it. >> I appreciate your cooperation. >> You don't want to walk to the car. You want to get tased? That's what we want. You want to be carried by the child? You want to show this to your son? >> No. I don't know why you're here. >> Stand up. >> I'm not standing up. >> I'm not standing up. >> Do you want to stay here with her? And then I'll just pull the car up. That works. And then we'll drag her from there. >> You will not because that's assault. You're assaulting me for no reason on my own property. >> You want to go for a resisting too? >> No, I want to get Leave me alone. >> You're not going to wrestle me. I'm way stronger than you think. >> Yeah, you are. >> I know >> you are. So, you want to go for resisting, too? >> Sure. >> Just when they thought she was secured, she caught them off guard, pushing their patience to the edge. >> You mean you need to call someone? >> I can't get my phone. How are we [ __ ] call her? >> That's the only person I get off of me. >> It's not happening now. >> Okay, I'm going back to my house because it's my house. >> What are you going to do? You're going to get tased. You want >> now? >> You're going to get tased. >> Walk to the damn car. Give me my shoes. Give me my shoes and my phone. This is over. This is >> You're about to get tased. >> Get up now. You just pushed me down. How am I supposed to get up? >> 3 seconds. Get up. You're going to get tased. One. >> This is [ __ ] >> I can't get up because you're pushing me down. Give me my shoes. >> Why? >> Go to my shoes. >> You're taking my shoes. >> Stop. >> Dude, this is bull. >> Here. Walk this way so it's not so much of a hill. >> What does it matter if it's a hill? Now you care. Now you care. coming to my house and assaulting me on my property. Who do you think you are? That's what I'd like to know. >> I need shoes and I need my phone. >> I'll give you shoes, kid. >> I need my shoes and my phone. How am I supposed to call someone without my phone? Can you tell me that? >> Can you tell me how I'm supposed to call someone without my phone? >> There's How am I supposed to get a phone number? Wonderful. >> Watch your foot. >> Remember them. We don't have anyone here. >> You're about to get it again. Stop. >> Give me my phone. >> It's all I'm worried about for sure. >> I got Megan's coming for him. >> Great. Do you have anyone that we can call friend coworker? >> I do. I do. She can come immediately. Do you have a phone number for her? >> I don't I don't know her flaw. >> Where's your phone at? >> My head. >> You could at least give me my shoes. It's hot as back here. You going to You trying to >> There you go, man. It's on Max. >> Okay. I need my phone and my shoes. And you cannot go in my house. So, I need to go get them. >> That's never going to happen. >> You're going to lock my house. You won't lock in my house unattended. >> We'll lock it for you. No, you cannot go in my house. Dude, this is Get me out of here. >> So, it's in the kitchen on the island. >> Yeah, but I don't want >> What kind of dog do you have? >> So, >> you're not calling anybody? >> Yeah, I don't want you guys going in there. >> Okay. You don't want us to go inside? >> I don't want people to be hurt. >> He's a He's a 10-month old German Shepherd. >> Okay. >> While the officers worked to keep things under control, Lindsay was already setting the stage for chaos. If no one can come pick up your son, then DCF will go in just to get your son. >> No, they won't. No one is touching my son, by the way. >> Okay. >> You will not be touching. >> And DCFS won't either. That's not how this works. You don't just take people's kids for no reason. >> You're right. We don't. We take them for their safety. >> For their safety. My kids are the safest kids in the world. >> Not when they're by themselves. >> Hello. >> Is this Jillian? Yes. Officer Alan with the Cape Coral Police Department. I'm here with John. >> Do you do you want me to just go ahead and ask her to come over and watch the boys? >> Yeah. Jillian, can you keep the door open? Can you please come over? >> Did Jillian answer? >> Uh, I don't know. I'll let you know here in a minute. >> Yes, I will. >> Thank you. >> You're welcome. >> How long do you think you'll be? >> Uh, I live 5 minutes down the road. >> Okay, great. Thank you. >> No problem. >> Byebye. >> Oh, that's too small. >> I didn't know. 23 to detain. >> Oh, you guys got big mama coming, right? So, you can handle me. Is that right? >> No, you can handle. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. She's on her way. She'll be here in like 4 minutes. >> Would you like EMS to check you out? >> No. For what? >> For what? >> For anything? >> No. All right, we'll grab your hat and all that stuff. So, we're just going to uh Oh, is this Jillian? >> Hi, Jillian. Hey, so >> Okay, so these two on camera stealing from Kohl's. Very clear. Very PC. >> We need to let them know. I guess it's just jelly and dirt. >> Great. There goes the dog. Way to go, you stupid pigs. You let the dog out. There she goes. She's going to get hit by a car. Way to go. Good job. >> Your friend let your dog out. >> No, because you guys are here for no reason. >> Because you were stealing a coal, man. >> I wasn't stealing co. I was stealing I was by picking up an order. An order that I paid for. You want to see my receipt? I could show you on my phone. >> We know you picked up an order and then you put other items in there. >> No, I didn't. >> Where? I'd like to see them. >> I'd like to see them. >> And I got to just um search your pockets real quick. What? >> She has. >> It's our dog out. She did. >> That's what I said. That's funny. She started yelling. Just like you're you're yelling at your friends. >> What? Hey, >> go get the dog, please. >> Just when it seemed all wrapped up, the officers caught on to Lindsay's last ditch move before her inevitable trip to jail. >> Does she need to lock the dogs up? >> Can they be out? >> I would say, by the way, she's screaming that out. >> Her hands are not her hands. >> Did someone put a leash on her or something? >> She's right there. She's right there. We're going to get your dog. >> Let the dog get hit by car. >> I'm going to let you calm down so we can readjust your cuff. >> But I'm not going to do anything that you say until I do that. >> I Well, please go get my dog. >> Go get the dog. Please just put a leash at her. How is this so difficult? >> No. >> He was feeling lightheaded cuz he's fasted all that. >> He's good though. Thank you. I appreciate it. So, >> I have a little issue. >> She's out of her handcuffs on the back. So, we have to take her back out. >> Awesome. >> Get them back on. >> So, >> Jillian needs this papers from the car. >> She needs two yellow papers. >> Hold on, ma'am. So, here here's the deal. So, you took your handcuff off. Now, that might not seem like a big deal to you. >> It slipped off. Okay. >> Cuz I'm sweating back here and you had it right here, >> right? Um, you have to put them back on. Okay. >> Now, I want you to face me and I want you to put both hands behind your back and keep them there. Okay? Face me. Don't pull the bum behind your back. Keep your Keep them there the entire time until we get your handcuffs refaced. Okay. >> You guys got that side. I'll go over here. >> I just don't understand. Then what's I don't understand. >> In the end, the couple was charged with retail theft. Speaking of entitled couples, this duo lost their cool when officers tried to remove them from a property where they had been trespassed. >> No, dude. You're an adult. Stop. >> Stop my pants. >> Put your hands behind your back. Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> You want tased? Get back over here right now. >> Stop. You're going to get tasty. Stop. You're going to get >> Turn around. Turn around. >> Oh, please. I'm begging y'all. I won't do anything stupid. No, you've already done something stupid. >> On July the 4th, 2024, officers were dispatched to a private property regarding reports of two men trespassing. From the moment they arrived, the officers noticed the suspects, but they had no clue they were about to face the most entitled couple who felt they could trespass on another man's property. >> Hello. Oh, not too bad. How are you? >> Hey, partner. You want to come out here and talk to me real quick? >> Okay, that's fine. Stand over here. >> You want to come over here and just talk to me, man? I just I saw you digging. I just didn't know what you're digging for. All right. >> We spot some stuff back here. We >> found some stuff. >> Okay. >> What are you doing back here? >> We wereing looking at >> How long have you been staying back here? >> Yeah, I'm staying. >> Yeah. Okay. Stop. There's videos, everything else. >> Stay like we come back here and like just to hang out during the day and stuff like that. We won't >> What's your first name? >> Lonnie. >> Lonnie. >> Can I get a [ __ ] Can I get a question? Yeah. >> 74261 times two. >> Oh, they're over there. That's fine. >> What y'all doing here? >> Doing what? >> What are you guys doing back here? >> Um, couple days. >> 7:42 full check name. >> I use bathroom. >> No. >> Oh, that felt good. How you doing, Ter? >> It's going. Glad it stopped raining. >> Oh, I just bathroom like really bad like I had like has since last night. So >> go ahead. >> Oh my god. Is there any way I can use the bathroom real quick? I suck. I I regret. >> Lonnie, just stop for a second. >> Okay. And you're going to have to wait. >> Can I like >> Are there any other identifiers? >> No, dude. You're an adult. Stop. Stop. >> My pants. >> All right. Whoa. Whoa. >> All right. I literally my pants. Can I grab the baby wipe? >> What's that for? Um, >> yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Go ahead and confirm. >> Can I step to the side? You better those better end up in a garbage and not >> there. >> No, you dude. You You're an adult. >> I'm sorry. As the situation progressed, Lonnie's actions left the officers baffled, keeping them on edge and curious as to what was really going on. >> Can I go to the wall now? >> No. >> Am I in trouble? >> Yes. >> For what? >> You guys been too. >> You set up camp on private property. work. I then I set up tips or I stayed I stayed like a night all that stuff's not ours. >> Just stop lying to me. Please just stop. >> I would rather you just not say anything other than lie to me. >> I'm not lying to show you it's ours and show you mine. >> Lonnie, finish your business, man. Come on. >> Are we getting arrested? >> Just finish your business so we can talk. Okay. I don't want you. I'm trying to clean myself up. Okay. Oh my god. Gross. >> Tell me about it. >> Yeah. How big is the ice? No idea. >> Are there any other piles of around here? >> Yeah. Around the other side is what this said. >> So >> all these different brown freaking phenomena. >> Stop talking, Lonnie, cuz all that's coming out of your mouth is lies. I think fire department to hose this area down. What do you think? >> Yeah. >> Are you done? >> No, I actually need to go use the toilet. I need to wipe I just wiped off. I need to use the toilet. >> I like go inside to use the bathroom. >> No, not right now. You cannot. >> Clean your hands very well for me. >> So, all right. So, can we can we just get oursel and go? >> No. This isn't how this goes. You don't get to go, "Oh, I want to do this. I don't want to do that. Okay. >> So, stop a second and chill. You can start by answering question for me as far as why you think it's appropriate to set up camp on here. Right here. >> I didn't think there was a purpose. Sorry. We stayed here. We've come like you see other people home staying here. So, like so like we've stayed here time before, but we set up camp. I carry a backpack with us. That's normally we do. Oh. What's going on? >> You overdosed on what? >> Well, come out here and sit on the ground so you don't fall out. Come over here. >> No, don't walk that way. You're going to step in. >> I don't want to get in trouble at all, >> Dude. >> Come over here. Right. You're going to sit in glass. Don't sit there. Right here by this post. >> Oh god. I don't want to get in trouble. I don't want to >> You owe How much did you take? >> I took 30 of them. >> How much you normally supposed to take? >> I don't take them normally. >> You don't take them? >> I I just don't want to >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't want to get in trouble. I I just want to go to my Fourth of July to be good. I don't want to >> or uh >> Lonie's erratic behavior forced the officers to shift their focus to his health, but even that wouldn't be enough to control what came next. >> Hey, Lonnie. >> I got you, man. That's all right. >> Where else did you poop at? So, we don't >> I was sh Where have you been urinating and stuff? >> I have not urinated. >> You urinated and stuff around here? >> No, I peed in the bathroom. He said you had >> I gone to the bathroom >> just out here. >> I peed over on a tree earlier. >> Okay, that's all right. >> Can I just Can I >> We got an Amazon way to come check you out. Okay. >> I'm going to do two tickets for publication and stuff cuz they both admitted to it. So, and then figure that out. Did you ask about a TA? >> Well, I think it's a no bomb. So, um we're going to figure out coordinator. Just let it be. You know, I'm sure he knows, man. That's how this is going. >> All right, Lonnie, we got ambulance on the way. Okay. Uh, I got paperwork for you and I got paperwork for you. So, we're going to hang out here for a second. >> Do I have any? >> No. >> No. If you're saying that you took a bunch of medication, you're feeling weird. It's weird. Sit down for me so you don't fall out and and hurt yourself. I don't want to sit. I feel like I'm myself every time I sit. I've already >> When did you take a half an hour ago? >> Why did you take him? >> You took him. >> You sound >> No, I'm asking you a valid question. Why did you take? >> As they waited for the ambulance, a shocking revelation about the couple changed everything, setting the stage for Loniey's next unpredictable move. >> What's your real name? >> Cuz I know Jonathan. He works over at the hospital. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Okay. Put your hands behind your back. >> Can I give you one? >> Stay here. Do you want to go in handcuffs? Sit down. >> Sit down. >> Am I arrested? Am I in trouble? >> You're not ready free to leave. You are detained. You're not free to leave. >> Can I give him a kiss, please? >> No. >> Tyler, I love you, baby. >> Why am I being detained? >> Because you were urinating and defecating. >> So, I never defecated. >> Yes, you did. I The pile of is not yours. >> No. >> Right there. The pile of is not yours. >> No. >> Okay. >> No. Sir, can you go back there and look? >> No. the pile of in between the dump. Sit down. Just sit down. Just sit down. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Stop talking. >> We have an ambulance coming. You are not free to leave. >> Just sit here. >> Baby, I love you. >> Hey. Hey. Hey. It's It's fine, man. It's all good. Ain't nothing but a small thing. All right. >> I love you, honey. >> I love you, too, Tyler. Sir. Tyler, you >> have anything that's going to poke us? >> I won't move. >> Anything sharp? >> Yes, you will. >> No, I won't. >> Tyler, sit down. Or not Tyler. Sorry. Sit down. >> You want taste? >> Get back over here right now. What are you doing? >> Stop. You're going to get tased. Stop. >> Turn around. Turn around. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Do not move. Do you understand? Or I will tase you again. >> All right. I All right. Sorry. Sorry. I >> Stop moving. >> You got me done. >> Yeah. >> Stop. I will tase you again. >> I'm covering this. Please. >> I don't care. >> Sir, >> I didn't do anything wrong. >> Oh my god. >> Stay. Taser deployed. We're four. Have one detained. I'll take a supervisor and we'll have an angle. I should just check him out. >> I'm going to prison anyone. >> Yeah, you got a warrant, too. >> I do not. >> Stop moving. >> Tyler, I love you, Tyler. Please don't. >> Yeah, for sure. >> How do I have a warrant? >> Just stop right now. Okay. Plus, now you've got resisting arrest and fleeing. >> Um, could you give a key? >> Yeah. For what? >> The lock. >> Tyler. Hey, stop, man. Relax. >> God, please. >> What? >> Just to just to lock these. There's a push button. >> I got you, >> baby. >> Come on, man. Dude, I know you. You're acting completely ridiculous. >> Act like an adult, man. Come on. >> Says the pills. >> Okay. Well, I understand. We got ambulance on the way to come check you out. >> Well, don't say that. >> I I shower myself. >> Lonnie, this is a small thing. Lonnie's antics were far from over, but soon enough he'd realized that his entitlement meant nothing now. >> You can get past this. >> I can. All right. You might in far worse situations than this. >> Let's Let's We got to remove these. Stop. >> Can I have some more? >> Stop. >> Please. I ain't too easy. >> I'm going to move to remove these. Okay. >> Um, sorry. We need to roll. I agree. Just >> Please don't do this thing. resisting. Am I getting resist? >> I did three. I don't know where the third one went. >> Am I going to resist the charge for real? >> Yes. You ran when we told you to stop. >> Why are y'all doing this, >> silly boy? >> Why are y'all doing this, guys? >> You're the one who get my husband a kiss before we leave. >> Barbed. Barbacked. >> I don't know where the third one's at, though. >> I may have missed him cuz I got him on the third one when it activated. So, >> Yep. >> Lonnie, you want to roll your side, man? And I want to make sure that you're all right. Let me take a look at you. >> Don't watch your feet. Watch. >> Turn. Turn. Turn this way for me. >> I don't want to go to jail. Please. >> Well, you got to go to the hospital now. Well, listen to me. Listen. >> I don't want to go to jail. I don't I'm >> I have important questions I need to ask you. >> No, please. >> Are you injured from being tased? >> No. Okay. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> You have a little mark up here. What is this? From you falling. >> Go to jail. Yes. >> All right. >> Please. I don't want to go to jail. I'm choosing wrong. >> I didn't do anything. >> Well, what what will you walk to the Will you walk to the squad club? >> Can I get some water? Can I please >> I don't have water. >> Okay. Can I at least Can we Can I All right. I won't do anything. Can I please clean myself up? >> No, we're not taking you out of cops. >> I can't take you out of I listen. Ouch. Ow. I need to be wiped and I need underwear. I cannot go I cannot go to jail like this. Please. Please. I'm begging y'all. I won't do anything stupid. No, you've already done something stupid. >> I won't take this stupid. Please let me change. Stay sitting down. >> Please. Please. I can't go to jail like this. Please. >> I have an aimless ticket. >> Okay, Ty. Please. >> You're going to have to go to the hospital first. Okay. I can't go public. >> Please. >> Then you can have one thing. Can I please see my husband? >> Stop. Can I please see my husband while I go? I am not going to be able to see him for 3 years. Please, please, can y'all please >> not you acting like this? No. >> Okay. Please, I will stop. I will stop [ __ ] sir. >> We're going to get you medically clear. >> Three years, sir. Three years. Please. 3 years. I have not been able to see him. Please. >> He's got a warrant, too. >> I know. That's why >> you're all going to see each other in jail. >> Sir, please. Can I see him? Can I get a kiss, please? I have not been able to be him. >> Lonnie. Lonnie, listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me. >> Stop. >> If if I let you go over there, are you going to act appropriate? >> No. No. No. Yes. >> Yes. trust a word he says. >> Yes, >> I will. >> Then you need to let these guys check you out first and we'll see. >> A second here. >> I'm coming. >> I am not doing you any favors until you start acting appropriate. >> Twice. Once in the back, once in the uh lower um left leg tazing here, probes her out. Everything's good. He says he took up. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> And he himself. Even in his situation, Lonnie thought that he could call the shots until the officers proved otherwise. >> Hey, >> I want to see dial. >> Lonnie. >> Hey, can you stand up for me? Lonnie. >> Hey, Lonnie. Relax. >> Making it worse. >> I'm coming. Hey, >> the more you get, >> the worse it gets for you. You got to relax. You're making it worse for yourself. >> Baby, >> how long ago did you take the >> like 30 minutes ago? I want to see my husband. Please. >> All right. >> Please. I love him. >> Please. >> Let's get you figured out here and then we can work on the other stuff. >> Tyler, I love you. >> He's got a warrant. He's got all the fun stuff. So, um, he's definitely not free to go, but he's going to have to go to the hospital probably to get everything checked out. >> We'll just be hands off for now. >> Can I please see Tyler, please? Please. [Music] >> Sir, can I please see Tyler? >> Please. Okay. >> You have not You have not done anything I've asked you to do. >> Please. Please. Please. Three years. I've not I will not see him in 3 years, sir. >> Okay. My sergeant has a few questions for you, so you need to answer those real quick. >> He's not been very nice. >> Hello, Tyler. Tyler, >> I love you. [Music] >> Hey, can I talk to you for a second? >> I'm a sergeant. Saturday. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can be used against you in a court of law or the proceedings. >> Yeah. >> You have the right to the presence of an attorney during any questioning. >> If you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you if you wish. Do you understand the rights I provided to you? >> Yes. What? >> Hey, stop reaching around. Okay. >> Oh, man. >> Do you have any Do you have any questions about the use of force the officers did? Taser? >> No. >> Do you understand why they did that? >> Yes. >> Okay. Unexpectedly, the situation took a terrifying turn, forcing officers into a race against time as Loniey's actions was pushing them to the edge. Are you under the influence of any >> you? I don't think so. >> Hey, stay over. Stay over. Stay over. Stay over. Ow. >> Might be head trauma. >> Yo, give me >> Stay on your side. Let it out. >> Let it out. >> Give me I'm all in. >> Don't stay on your back. You're going to choke. I know. Let it out. Get me out of the >> I think that's at least your concerns, man. >> Just get it out. Whatever you need out. >> Let it out. Let it out. >> Oh my god. I'm coming. >> We're getting the stretch here. >> Oh my god. Why am I being piled up? >> Because you're vomiting and if we let you lay in your back, you're going to drown in your own vomit. >> Okay. Can you get me out of the vomit? I >> No, we're fine right here, dude. >> Oh my god. >> Soaked and covered in a little bit of vomit down here. >> I don't cover I want to see Tyler. >> I'm right here. >> You're not tired. You're my husband. He keeps asking for help. >> Dude, I don't know what the is going on. >> Brother had a single car accident and he was like projectile. The most blood I've ever seen. >> Lonnie, you got to stand up for us, too. Lonnie, >> wake up. >> Thank you. >> You have to stand up and get on the c. >> We'll help you stand up, but you got to stand up. >> I can't. >> There's no emergency here. >> Can we please get this please? Can I please be before I go? Please, please, please, please. >> Husband, >> I want to see Tyler before I go. Please, please. Can I please, please? >> No. >> You sorted out first. >> Can I say bye to my husband, please? >> Tyler, I love you. >> Yeah, I heard it. >> Okay. I actually think >> um so he did have he was exposed to a taser. >> Okay. >> Uh back and lower uh right leg I believe. >> Okay. >> So both probes to remove barbs intact but he's going to have those marks. >> Okay. >> So um he says he's >> so and obviously the you already know so but uh he is in custody. Um, you good if we just follow? >> Uh, follow right now. >> Yeah, that's fine. >> Okay, perfect. One of us will follow. You go to Carl. >> Uh, yes, >> Carl. Perfect. In the end, both men were charged with obstruction of identity, resisting arrest, as well as charges related to their outstanding warrants.