I asked for an aisle. They gave me a middle seat. How is that my problem? >> Dude, this is on you though. >> This is not on me. Okay. >> Yeah, this is on you. >> You caused a disturbance. They have deep plan. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. All right, dude. Give me Come here. >> I didn't do >> Let's go. Come here. Hands behind your back. >> Stop. Let me just go home. >> Let me just go home. Some people grow up wrapped in privilege. Rules feel optional. Authority feels negotiable. And consequences feel distant. But what happens when they face reality for the very first time? >> Get off of my back already. >> Hey, hey, hey, hey. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> All right. >> I'm not resisting. >> Why? >> It's hot out here. Once put your shoes on, man. It's hot out here. Why? No. Stop. >> Stop. You're calling my brother. Get off of me. >> Here are satisfying moments when privileged brats face reality for the very first time. Starting with Lexi, a privileged brat who decided to get into a fist fight [music] with the cops because they tried to get her to leave a hospital after her lousy attitude got her on the restricted list. >> You are not allowed here. >> They've they've asked you to leave. If you want, we can bring you out of hand custody. We charge you with trespassing. Leave the baby here. >> No, I don't want to leave. There's >> I don't care if you want to leave. That's not how this works. Grab the bag. Push the baby. >> Stop causing problems. >> Go. >> Why can't I be here? No, I'm not leaving. >> You made a decision. [screaming] >> On December the 4th, 2024 in Libertyville, Illinois. Officers were dispatched to a hospital after a woman identified as Lexi entered a restricted recovery room. >> [music] >> Despite being on the hospital's restricted access list, she insisted on visiting a patient and ignored [music] repeated staff requests to leave the hospital premises. When officers arrived, they hoped that she [music] would at the very least be smart enough not to buy herself some jail time. >> It's not really an option. All right, I'm going to talk to you out there and then I'm going to talk to him. Okay. >> I don't want to talk to you. >> Then we can go outside. >> You are not allowed here. >> They've they've asked you to leave. If you want, we can bring [music] you out handcuffs and we charge you with trespassing. Leave the baby here. Or you can come outside and talk to me. >> We can be simple. We can work this out and then we can handle it out there. Okay. >> For what reason? >> I just told you. >> Then can I get my phone? >> I will get it before we leave. Grab the bag. Get outside. >> Hello. >> Now. >> Yeah, I know. I'm leaving. There's no reason why I can't be here. back. >> Yeah, I know. >> Grab the bag. Let's go. Or I'm going to grab it. >> But for what reason? >> I just told you they asked you to leave. You're trespassing. Grab the >> You're going to cause problems for the >> There's no reason why I can't leave. >> I just told you. >> No, I don't want to leave. There's >> I don't care if you want to leave. That's not how this works. Grab the bag. Push the baby. >> Stop causing problems. >> Go. >> For what reason? I >> I'm grabbing it and I'll push the baby. >> Don't touch the shoulder. >> Go. >> Why can't I BE HERE? NO, I'M NOT LEAVING. >> I'm not leaving. Give me my phone then. >> I'm not leaving. Stop causing problems. No, there's no reason >> you Hey, you touch them. battery and I'm taking you out outside. I told you now >> causing problems. I >> outside. >> No, I'm not leaving. >> YES, YOU ARE. >> NO. GO. >> NO. [screaming] WHY? AARON, GO. >> NO. NO. WHY CAN'T I be your No, I'm not leaving then. I'm not leaving. >> No. I want my phone. >> Do you want to leave in handcuffs? >> No, I'm not. Why can't I be here? >> I just told you. >> There's no reason. He doesn't even have a reason. >> Stop acting like this. >> I'm I don't want to leave. >> You're leaving. You're not going back in there. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. There's no reason why I can't be here. >> Yes, there is. >> No, there's not. >> Yes. >> No, there's not. >> Stay out here. You come in there, I swear you're going out handcuffs. >> I don't care. >> You don't care? Who? Who's the baby goat to then? >> My Don't worry about it. >> Yeah. Anything's not done her way was alien to her, and she wasn't prepared to accept it. At this point, the situation was now becoming a standoff between a very illogical, privileged brat and cops who would love nothing more than to have her EXPERIENCE HER. >> LET ME IN. [screaming] >> I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE. NO. >> WHY don't you WANT TO LEAVE? >> BECAUSE >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT I'M NOT leaving for no reason. >> Why? >> Why can't I be here? >> Why do you want to stay? >> Why? Because I can. >> No, you can't. >> No, I don't want to leave. >> You are leaving. >> No, I don't want to. Then go say something. I can be here if I want. >> I just talked to him and he said no. He said no. He said no. They said no. >> I don't. >> No, I'm not leaving. >> You're going to trust me. Stop. >> I want to speak to your supervisor then. >> Okay. Let go and you talk to >> No, I want to stay right here. I want to stay here. >> Hey, your options right now are leave pushing your child and go home or I take in handcuffs and then mom picks up the baby. >> Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. >> You're definitely going to be able to speak to him if you don't go outside >> and you patient. STOP SCREAMING. >> NO, BUT I'M PISSED OFF NOW. >> YEAH. [crying] >> LEXI, do you understand that if you don't leave, you will be placed under arrest for trespassing? >> Yeah, I know. I don't care. >> I want to save some reason why I can't. Why can't you just ask? >> So, here's another >> Hey, this is a private business. If they don't want you here, you can't stay here. That's how that goes. >> They're asking you to leave. Let's go. >> I don't want >> I don't care what you want. I want to speak to the supervisor, then I'll go with >> Listen, criminal trespass with the new law makes it a little bit tougher. She gets a ticket. >> I can't take her anywhere I want to unless it's multiple offenses. I'm working on it. >> Thank you, >> Lexi. Let's go. Push. >> Now, speak to your supervisor first. >> He's right here. He's outside. Let's go. >> I want to speak right now. >> I'm pushing it or you're pushing it. Those are our options. >> Make a decision. Am I pushing the stroller or you? >> I want to speak to supervisor first. No, don't touch my daughter. >> Push the stroller. >> No, I don't want to go. >> PUSH THE STOP. STOP TOUCHING HER. [screaming] >> STOP. >> I DON'T WANT TO GO. >> I don't care. >> I want to go. I want to stay here. I CAN'T SEE. [screaming] And in this moment, she crossed the line by making a dumb move. [screaming] >> Stop. Stop. >> You made a decision. >> Stand by. Oh my >> DON'T TOUCH MY >> STOP. STOP. >> Stop touching me. >> Stop. You are now under a decision. You are under arrest. >> My mom. >> Okay. You are under arrest. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. >> LEXI, STOP. >> Stop touching me. >> I'M TRYING TO DOUBLE I'm double locking the handcuff so it doesn't tighten on your wrist. Knock it off. Relax. [screaming] >> Take a deep breath. >> No. It's too late. >> WALK INTO THE CAR. >> NO. You had that choice. >> Can you put my finger up? >> Take a deep breath. >> No. I can't leave without my daughter. >> I can't leave. No. >> Stop touching me. Shush. >> I want my daughter. >> My daughter's coming. My buddy's bringing her. >> Stop touching me. >> No. >> Give me my daughter. >> You need to let go of me. >> No. >> Where is she? I don't see her. >> She's coming. >> I don't see my daughter. I don't see her. Give her to me. Give her to me now. >> Give her to me. Give her to me. Give her to me. I need >> Stop reaching. You're not reaching for anything. >> No. Give me to her now. Give me my daughter. Give her to me now. Give me my daughter now. Give her to me. Give me my daughter. >> I don't know. >> I need to call my mom. >> You're calling her when we get to the station. >> Then where's my daughter going? >> She's coming with us. >> You don't even have a car seat. >> You have a car seat? >> Yeah. I cannot take [music] my car. I need to call my mom. >> Calling your mom, right? >> I need to call my mom. Just let me go and I'll leave. >> No, you had that choice. >> I gave you that option. >> This is what you chose. >> Please. >> No. >> I need my daughter. >> She's coming. We'll figure it out. >> No. I need to call my mom now. >> I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. >> I heard you all three times. >> I need to call my mom. >> I can call my mom if I want. >> Okay, Lexi, have you gotten to do anything you wanted to do since I've been here? >> Can I call my mom? >> That's better. >> No, I need my daughter. >> Lexi, you're leaving. >> Okay, then I pull her out in the car. I need my daughter. You can't take her. I need my daughter now. No, don't touch my ball. Stop. >> You can't be. Just take me in the car. I'm already pissed off. Just take me in. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. Shush. >> Daughter. I need to call my mom. >> Listen. Listen. >> No. I need you to call my mom. >> Well, let you call your mom. No. >> I need to call my mom. >> I need to go right now. But where is he going? >> I need to call my mom. I need to >> my mom. I need to show my mom now. >> I don't have anything. >> I don't care. This is what we have to do. >> I need to call my mom. Please back in the car. >> I need to call my mom. Please. Please. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. Please. I hurt. I can't. Facing the consequences of her actions was a bitter pill to swallow. And even more painful was realizing that for once, not even being a spoiled kid was going to save her. >> I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. [laughter] [cough] I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. I can't type it in. >> What am I supposed to tell her? >> Tell her to come to the hospital and pick up the video. >> Can you come to the hospital? My man arrested me. >> There's no reason why I can't be here. You need my >> She was transported to the station and ultimately charged with criminal trespass to property and resisting or obstructing a police officer. Just like Lexi, meet Jacquine, another privileged brat who thought throwing a full-blown tantrum at [music] the airport was justified, but because her seat wasn't on the aisle. >> They must have my flight ticket. I asked for an aisle. They gave me a middle seat. How is that my problem? >> All right, dude. Come here. Come here. >> I don't do >> Let's go. Hands behind your back. >> Stop. If we just go home. >> Put this behind your back. >> Just go home. No. >> On December the 31st, 2021 in Utah, officers were dispatched to the airport following reports of a woman causing a disturbance over a minor seat change. What should have been a simple inconvenience took a different turn. They did not take me off the plane and I have a reason to go to Alaska. >> You guys messed up my flight ticket. >> What's going on? >> They messed my flight ticket. I asked for an aisle. They gave me a middle seat. How is that my problem? >> Okay, so this is all about the seat thing. Okay, so did they ask you talk to you about anything about changing seats? I told them. Then the girls let me sit where I wanted to sit >> and then they took me off the plane, >> but I walked off >> allowing. They did not arrest me. They did not handcuff me. They did not touch me to get off the plane. >> What's going on? So nobody that >> they need to let me either they need to buy me a hotel ticket and get me back to New York or they need to let me aboard the plane >> cuz I already board the plane. Okay. So, we'll figure out from them what's going on. >> Okay. We'll figure out because >> right now we're here for like your behavior. Okay. >> My behavior. Okay. I got a plane for the aisle seat. They gave me an E, which is a middle C. >> That is not what I paid for. >> You have your ID? >> What does that have to do with anything? >> Right now, the police are here. We're going to find out the who, the why, the what. So, I just need to know who you are. >> Better ass. >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> All right. >> Good job. >> You're not going to be able to tell that's long. >> Yeah. Let's go have a seat over there. >> Come over here. So that >> Let's go have a seat over there. >> All right. Well, you better get me a hotel. >> So, we're going to talk to figure out what Delta is going to >> just go have seat on the corner. >> You can even move farther if you want. >> Wait. We need >> all right. So >> So on your side you requested a seat. You didn't get that seat. And now that's why I'm trying like we're here. Did you walk off the plane? They say like let's get off the plane. Are you flying anymore? >> I'm going to Alaska. I'm going to Seattle and then I'm going to Alask. >> No, I'm trying to listen to you. >> You don't need to right now. >> I need to. It's my privilege. >> Good. It's your privilege. >> Okay. Thank you. So, don't tell me what I cannot and cannot do. Sit down now. >> No. I would like to hear what people are saying. >> You can have conversations. >> I'm allowed to hear what they are saying. >> I'm going to catch up with you. >> Okay. >> How is that been nice? What have I done? Well, they're coming. They're trying to work with >> And like someone used to getting her way, she didn't know when or how to stay quiet. And in this situation, the odds were greatly against her. But she wasn't seeing it. At least not yet. >> You have no idea. >> They have tried to work with me by taking me off. >> Ask them. >> That's why officer cross listen. He's going to go. What have I done on the plane? >> Well, >> I would like to ask you what I have done on the plane. >> I listen to your side and I listen to their side. >> I'm not asking you about my side. I'm asking you what I have done on the plane. Did I touch someone? >> Did I touch someone? >> Please explain it. Have I spoken to Did I touch someone? >> Please tell me if I've spoken to someone and I've touched someone. >> Okay. So, >> listen to him. Ask him that question. All right, Jacine, we're going to leave. >> Jacquine, you need to leave now cuz you've been denied. >> Ask him. >> Ask him. Ask him. >> Did you want to hear my answer? Jaclyn. Jaclyn, >> you better ask him if I go. Okay. Listen. >> You're going to be asking. >> I live in New York. >> Delta. >> Dude, he was paying for my ticket. [screaming] >> You're going to have to You got refunded. >> I got refunded for to live in Utah. >> Jacquine. Okay. We're going to walk out cuz you are not passing. >> I don't know anyone here. I need to get a ride back to New York. >> Okay. We'll walk you out to where the other airlines are. Okay. >> Dude, I don't live here. >> Delta is denying you service. [music] Okay. Delta Airlines, the private company is denying you service. >> Why though? Because you guys denying me service. Why? You don't even know why. >> So, you better get me a flight back to New York. I don't live in Utah. I never been here. >> Jacine, walk out. We can work. We can WORK ON YOU. >> WHERE am I going to go? >> I can answer those questions, BUT WE'RE GOING TO WALK. >> NO, I DON'T WANT TO GO ANYWHERE. WHERE AM I going to go to Utah? >> You're going to go to the other airlines and try booking there. Okay, >> dude. Are you going to pay for it? >> You're refunded. Okay. >> Okay. Well, then get my refund and refund me a ticket back. >> I don't know. It's going to go to your credit card. I >> Okay. Well, that's on you then. >> Jacqueline, let's start walking. >> No, that's so >> Jacine, >> you cannot do that. >> Hey, Jacquine. >> You know how they are leaving me homeless? >> They're leaving me homeless. >> Jacquine, focus. Okay, we're going to walk you out. >> Walk me out to where? >> To where you can >> to the lobby in Utah. >> At this point. >> I don't live in Utah. Jaclyn, at this point, we're helping you to go get rebooked. You keep doing this yelling. We're going to look at criminal charges, okay? Disorderly conduct. >> Dude, this is on you, though. >> This is not on me. Okay. >> Yeah, this is on you. >> Caused a disturbance. They have deep plane. >> No, I did not cause a disturbance. >> They told me how to get an aisle. >> Jacine was clearly feeling untouchable and confident that she could bully the cops. However, her type of cocky confidence was the kind that was certain to almost get her in trouble. >> All right, dude. Give me my >> I don't hands behind your back. >> Hands behind your back. NOW [screaming] BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. >> HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. >> STOP. I don't believe in you. >> Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Hands behind your back. Stop resisting. Hands behind your back. >> Stop resisting. Stop resisting your back. >> Stop resisting. >> I don't live in Utah. >> You understand? Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting, Jacine. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Put this hand Put your hand behind your back. >> Hand behind your back. >> Let me just go home. >> Let me just go home. >> Put this hand behind your back. >> Just go home. >> No. Put his hand behind your back. Put his hand behind her back. Put his hand behind your back. >> Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Put your hand behind her back. >> Stop resisting. >> Where's the car, sir? >> Get up. >> Right there. >> We'll go down there. >> Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Get up. Watch your foot. Hurry up. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting [music] arrest without violence. Speaking of privileged brats facing reality for the very first time, here's one who [music] decided to assault the very officers trying to stop her from driving while intoxicated. >> I believe you're under the influence and if you try to get in that car, I'm going to I'm going to I will I will arrest you. >> So why don't you call somebody? >> In that way we originally talked about get off of my back already. >> Hey hey hey >> stop. >> Stop. >> No. In Tampa, Florida, officers responded to a call from a store reporting an allegedly intoxicated customer who had just purchased cosmetics and was attempting to drive away. But when officers arrived, it quickly became clear that this wasn't going to be a simple routine encounter. Were you in the salon recently, ma'am? Were you in the salon or over here? >> I have been a hairdresser for 40 years. >> So, you're a hairdresser at that salon? Have you had anything to drink today, ma'am? >> No. No. I can smell alcohol coming off your breath. >> So, >> are you sure you're okay to drive? Is there something that we can call? >> Would you like to? >> So, I mean, >> I went shopping. >> So, you haven't had anything to drink, ma'am? So, then what am I smelling on your breath? Obviously, the people in the business think that you might be under the influence of some kind of intoxicant or something. Are you certain you're good to drive? >> Ma'am, I I don't know if I feel comfortable having you drive. >> I think I'm good. >> You think You think you're good? No. No. I I don't I don't think you're good, ma'am. >> I don't think I'm good. >> So, ma'am, here's how this works. Okay. You haven't driven yet. Okay. But I see you intend to drive your car home. >> I believe I I believe I believe you I believe you're under I believe you're under the influence. And if you try to get in that car, I'm gonna I'm gonna I will I will arrest you. >> So why don't you call somebody? >> Why don't you call somebody? No. No. Is there Is there anybody you call? Husband, son, boyfriend, >> and then bring me a flatbed and go home. >> I'm going to stand by until [music] that flatbed shows up cuz I don't feel comfortable getting you drunk based off your speech, your gate, and the alcohol coming off your breath. >> No, I don't have anybody. I'm an only child. My husband has Okay, you want me to call him up and tell him where the I'm at? That ain't happening. I know my rights. All right, back the off. I'm calling Triple A. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> I'M NOT I'm not going to leave you alone because you're intoxicated and you're sitting in the driver's seat of your car. >> I am not. >> You have to turn on the air conditioner. >> How How does this key come out? We're taking It doesn't It doesn't. It stays in there. So, it's a key fob off. Ma'am, I'm trying to keep you from getting a misad. >> Ma'am, I AM CHALLENING TRIPLE A. >> MA'AM, I'm not a ma'am. I'm 58. Back off of me. I have a husband suffering from I HAVE HAD ONE DRINK. This I am a 40year-old hairdresser. What they told you? I don't know. But that's where I'm going home to. All right. You can look at it any way you want. You want me to call my police friend, I will do that. >> Back up. >> No. Back up. Back up. Back up off me. >> Please don't get Please don't drive your car away. >> Driving the car. >> They have my phone. >> They have your phone. I'll go I'll go get it for you. >> Yes, that would be good. >> I'll go get it for you. >> Hi. >> Hi. How are you? >> Good. How are you? She says that you have her phone. >> Yes, she left her phone. Okay. >> So, what did you see? Cuz obviously I believe her to be intoxicated, which is not why I'm not going to allow her to to leave. At this point, the cops were beginning to see that she was a woman who was used to getting her way. She was the type to throw a tantrum if things didn't work out. It just had to be ready if she crossed reasonable civil boundaries. >> We trying to help you out and cut your break. It's either we It's either >> Goodbye. >> It's either It's either you talk to >> Goodbye. Goodbye. Goodbye. Now you made me miss my [ __ ] >> Yeah. Yeah. I'm trying to call Triple A to get a flatbed to take me home and you won't let me. In that way we originally talked about get off of my back already. >> Hey hey hey. >> Get out of the car. >> No. No. Stop. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop. >> I'm not I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. >> Okay. >> Stop. >> Stop. No. No. No. I'm not res No. No. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me now. >> Keep your hands behind your back. >> Get off of me. Get off of me. Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Get off of me. >> Side through this way. Ready? >> I don't know what I did. >> You tried to slam a door on me, ma'am. That's what you did. >> No, but I tried to tell you to leave me alone. This has been going on for an half an hour. No. Stop, sir. >> All right, ma'am. >> Stop, sir. >> We're going to stand you up now. Okay. >> No, baby. >> Ready? 1 2 3. >> No. >> Why? >> It's hot out here. Put your shoes on, man. It's hot out here. >> Why? No. Stop. >> All right. >> Stop. You're calling my brother. Get off of me. No. Please. >> You got somebody else. >> No. Please. Please. Please. No. This is ridiculous. Stop. >> Why in your stance? >> Stop. Why? >> Now, >> ma'am, just stand up straight. Just stand up straight. >> Stop turning. >> My feet are on fire. >> I understand that. I tried to get you in your shoes and you tried to fight with me. >> Go get him. >> Guys are being ridicul. >> You had You had every chance to get arrested. You had every chance to not get arrested. And this is where we're at now. This is where we're at. >> No. >> Don't slam car doors on cops. >> No. No. I told you to leave me alone, >> man. We're just trying to get your jewelry off so it doesn't cut your wrist. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. Have my rest. Have my wrist. >> Yeah, exactly. I know. >> I'm in trouble anyway. >> Where you going? Stop. >> Oh, I'm not going nowhere. Where do you think I'm going? This is comical. Oh, I love this. Wow. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you. This is so good. Oh yeah. You want to let check my teeth? >> I'll totally bend over cuz I've been getting for 25 years. >> Damn. Stop moving. >> I'm moving. Why don't you take my glasses off my neck? >> Why don't you take my glasses off my neck? You >> In the end, she was charged with public intoxication, assaulting a police officer, and resisting arrest. From one privileged brat to another, meet the one who thought assaulting airline staff was a reasonable response to missing her flight. >> Are you kidding me? >> She crossed over. >> Hey, relax. Hey, relax. >> Get off of me. >> Relax. Hey, relax. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. Stop. >> I have it all on video. >> Are you okay, young lady? >> Ma'am. Ma'am, just calm down. [laughter] >> Who's making the decision >> for about what? >> If I'm going to jail or not. You're going to jail. >> On January the 14th, 2025 in Orlando, Florida, officers were dispatched to the airport after reports of a physical altercation between airline staff and a [music] woman who believed she could do whatever she wanted without consequences. >> Security. >> Hey, relax. Hey, relaxes. >> Get off me. >> Relax. Hey, relax. >> Get off of me. >> Stop. Stop. >> I have it all on video. >> I'm over here. >> Everyone attacked me. >> She was over here. taking pictures. >> You can hand it to me if you want to. >> Can I have a 45 to the aside? >> Frontier or excuse me, frontier stick. >> Give me one second. >> Will you just lay that layer? >> Yeah, this lay down. Why don't you want to reach on this side and come on screen, girl? Drop your jacket. No. Drop your jacket. >> I have a 20-minute video and a lawyer. >> You're not supposed to beat. >> And she put her hand on me. >> I have a 20-minute video and a lawyer. >> Whatever video you have. >> I have a 20-minute video. >> It's okay. >> You breach and you came over. You attack. >> Now you on. Try again. Oh, your ass. Go ahead. Lay your >> no talking about >> just give us a minute. Okay. >> I wish you would have got beat up too. >> You would have got beat up too quick. You would have beat. >> Do you have ID and everything? >> Beat up too. Give it a sw. >> Yeah. >> Do you have ID and everything on you? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Where's your ID? >> It's in my purse. >> Okay. Do I have your permission to go in your purse and grab your ID? >> Can I just get it? It's right here on the top. >> It's right here on top. >> Yeah. >> It's not. >> Okay. >> Give me just a minute. Get another officer here and then we'll go through it all. Okay. >> Okay. >> How's it going? >> Good, sir. How are you? >> Doing well. >> So, haven't investigated anything yet. I came over here and they were fighting. Her and one of the messed up. >> Say again. >> My lipstick's messed up. >> No, it's fine. >> I'm not sure. Where did the other lady go? >> She's in the back. >> She's in the back. >> She had to get beat up because she put her hands on me. >> I have it on video. >> I have my I have my >> They were fighting rolling around on the ground before we got here. >> I wasn't rolling around. I was on top. >> You want to speak with the other? I can take you back to her if you want to witness the witness. A witness just checked in and she's going that way. Do you want to talk to her? >> She's turning the corner right now. >> Yes, we need to talk to her. >> Before speaking to the people involved in the altercation, officers first interviewed a witness to piece together what had actually happened and establish the facts of the situation. >> This is our witness. She was standing in the line. It's a pleasure. Nice to meet you. >> Are you a passenger or you employee? >> Passenger. >> Okay. Can Can we use this? >> Sure. Sure. Can you tell me what you witnessed? >> Sure. So, I didn't see the girl when I first walked up, >> but I was standing like at the very front of the line. And then I heard I don't know if it was her or the other ticket agent telling her, "Ma'am, you can't be there. You have to move." And then like [music] that woman there was was walking up to her and the girl just like kind of came over the counter at her and the swinging started. And honestly, I can't tell you who swung first. I'm sure there's video, so I don't want to give any misleading information. [music] But then like she got her by the hair and they went down. >> Who got who by the hair? >> I the the young girl got the employee by the hair and she like had her and took her down by like the head. And I jumped [music] in because I was like, "Holy crap, they're on a conveyor belt." And I've actually I'm a flight nurse, so I've actually seen people lose their hands on these things. I was like, "Oh my god, they have to get off the conveyor belt." And before like I could get up there, um the gentleman here kind of got in and was trying to get her off of her, but she still had her by the hair. So I kind of jumped in and then got her fingers out of her hair. And once they were separated, I got out. [laughter] I'm >> like, I got to go. >> This was occurring behind the counter. >> Behind the counter. >> You say on the belt? >> On the belt? Yeah. >> Super dangerous. You say that you don't know who threw the first punch. >> Yeah, I didn't see the first swing, but the girl was definitely behind the counter when it all started. Like, she was [music] back there in the drawer or doing something back there. And the woman was telling her like, >> "You can't be back here. Leave that alone. Get on the other side." And I didn't hear what the young girl said back to her. But then by the time she got up there, you know, I was like, "Maybe I should [laughter] another place." So that's why I didn't see like the initial [music] like who swung cuz my first reaction was like get out of here before the fight happens. But then the fight happened and I'm like oh someone's really going to get hurt on that conveyor belt. >> Okay. What time does your flight leave? >> Uh my flight leaves I boarding starts at 6:16 and the flight leaves at 7:00. >> Okay. Do you think you have time to [music] fill out a statement for me? >> Sure. Okay. >> Yeah. Cuz the one of the gentlemen out there said that he would walk me through [music] security if it got close. >> Okay. With the witness statement in hand, the officer then moved on to hear from those directly involved. First up was the airline staff who [music] described what unfolded when the privileged young woman allegedly lashed out after missing her flight. Just calm down. >> It's okay. [laughter] It's okay, Mommy. It's okay. >> I know. I know. I know. And you're going to press charges. >> Come on, Mommy. Come on. just relax. Okay, just relax. >> I'll wait till she calms down a little bit before I ask. >> We'll get the paramedics here. Better safe than sorry. Get some scratch. >> If if you can and when you want to tell me what you witness tell me what happened. >> She came over to which is um booking. She was she needs to fly. My job is to be book. >> Now, when you say she, are you speaking of the young female that the officers is with out there? Okay. Go ahead. H. >> So, um, I started to tell her that being that she's late that the only thing that I couldn't do is rebook her for the next flight. And she's business class that she was there on time. According to this, we missed your flight. >> Okay. And then I went to my screen to book her for the next developer flight. She's videotaping me >> and she went on rambling >> rambling [music] like >> she was not late. >> Okay. >> Um and then she started videaping me. So over to my [music] supervisor, you need to talk to her. She's late. She doesn't believe that she was um uh late for the flight. I'm trying to [music] rebook her. She's being a whole bunch of attitude. She's taking uh videotaping me and you need to get you need to come over. >> Okay. >> You came over. She still had the phone in her hands and the supervisor told her, "Well, are you really taking me?" She said, "Yes, but when you're done, you let me know." So, he went back. Yeah. He go to go and take a break to the lady's home. Yada yada yada. Came back home. She was still on my counter. I did not stop. >> I went towards my super. >> Okay, just take your time. Take your time. >> What I'm doing? She's still there. She's still recording. >> As I'm jumping to her, she was alerting me that she jumped the friend. She jumped over and and then when I turned, she was there and she had her camera on our screen for the public to see. >> So by this time, she's behind the counter. >> Oh, yes. Totally behind the counter. Okay. >> And uh and I ran to her. No, you can't do that. You cannot jump over. You got to go to the other side. You cannot take pictures of what we have. You cannot. That's when as I grabbed her and tried to put her on the other side. That's when she turned around and she slapped me. Well, I slapped her back. That's when we got into it. And then everybody came over and she had I think she had some she cut me there with her um I guess her wave. I don't know. >> You cut her. I mean, I didn't see any weapons. >> Okay. >> So, just we just went at it. >> Just prior to her slapping you, what led up to that? What happened? >> Uh that I tried putting her on the other side, which is my god. She's not supposed to jump over. >> Now, when you [music] say tried putting her to the other side, explain to me what you did. >> Well, I had to grab her because she wasn't going to go willingly. I had to grab her and push her to go to the other side. I mean, she didn't fall or anything because she didn't get a chance to fall cuz she immediately turned around and slapped me. >> Okay. All right. And this Did this occur right where they have her right now in the area behind? >> My counter. Yeah, my counter. >> Okay. All right. >> The additional service counter. >> When the supervisor told you to take a break, how long would you say it was before you came back to the typical didn't take her. I just went to the ladies room to the ladies room. Nothing to do. I just went went back out again and she was still standing there and I didn't want to deal with her because she already I already spoke to the supervisor and I need him to [music] come back and deal with it cuz when it gets like that we're not supposed to deal with it. They deal with it. So I stood back. >> For the young spoiled lady, nonchalance was the goat. After all, she was not used to facing consequences and clearly [music] believed that she had walked away with a pat on the back. An illusion though, but she believed in it. >> What were you doing in Orlando? >> I was chilling out here traveling. >> You have friends here? >> Money? Yeah. >> Okay. >> I have my own footage, too. So, are you denying my evidence or you guys going to check mine, too? >> You got your own footage? >> Yeah. >> You recording with your phone? >> Where's the phone? >> Right there. >> You were recording on your phone while >> And I've been telling everyone on that and it's all been on footage this whole time. This is still recording. >> Right in there. Right in there. entire video. >> Okay. And I I'm going to tell you, I'm going to tell you again. I did not miss my flight. I was here on time. I bought business class, which is 147 on top of the frontier class, which means I have two bags. I sit in the front and I get to board early, right? They told me that they could not bring that up on me. And once it got rung up, they said, "Oh, well, you're late now." Okay. Well, I was not late, but you could not bring up my stuff. So now I need to get another flight. You cannot make charge me for another flight and try to make me have a flight tomorrow and not give me a voucher. That is completely illegal. I did I I paid for another flight. You understand that, right? >> Can I continue? >> Continue to say what? >> Continue to say what I have to say what I have in front of me. >> Okay, but what about the voucher? >> Number one, there is no voucher where you miss your flight. Number two, >> okay, I didn't miss my flight. I was here on time. You know what miss? You know the definition of miss? That's what I caught. That's when she was like, "Yeah, I'm I'mma pull my power and I'm not going to get through this." >> You could zoom fast, too, if you want to respond. >> Take what? >> To the fight. >> Said you could take your break right now while I'm in the middle. There's people in line and every He didn't want to help me. He cuz my attitude was too much for customer service. And then I went behind the thing after waiting 10 more minutes. And then attacked me and I hit her back. Now I'm about to go to jail cuz I defended myself. That's crazy. >> But it's okay. I got the video. I got lawyers. Nobody has the permission to delete that video off of my phone either. >> No, nobody's going to delete. >> Okay. That [ __ ] is completely out of Yeah, I had an attitude, but I don't deserve to go to Yo, cuz put her hands on me. Like, be real, guys. >> She was a long time. >> A long time. A long ass time. Just being hella disrespectful to me. Like up, guys. Be real. I tried. I tried. As a human being, I'm also a little bit tasty. >> Get out. Get out. >> Put your hands on me. >> So, we just hear the commotion, but we can't see. >> But that camera, you can see it. That camera look up like one of those. >> I just wanted my footage viewed because I have evidence of them just like blindly disrespecting me. Me being disrespectful, too. But I'm the customer. You feel me? I'm I'm obviously not ready. I missed my flight. I'm like, you have experience of years of being able to deal with this. I should not have to go to jail cuz somebody put their hands on me. I'm defending myself. >> And if that if that's the case and you guys see that other video allegedly, if you guys see the other video and this lady put her hands on me, I should not be able like as as a just person as a police officer who's supposed to be >> this is they're reviewing the other footage. Okay, >> they're on their best. >> After reviewing the CCTV footage, the officers confirmed the staff's account. With the evidence clear and undeniable, it was finally time for her to face a reality she had clearly never experienced before. >> When you view her footage, she has footage, too. So, >> Oh, yeah. >> Yeah. I know she's behind the counter. >> She'll take a ride to jail. That >> felony charges. >> How do I have felony charges? >> Who's making the decision? >> So, about what? >> If I'm going to jail or not. >> You're going to jail. >> But who's made that decision? the officer that's arresting you. >> Who's the arresting officer is what I'm asking. >> I don't know what his name is. I'm not sure which who's taking it, but they viewed the footage and they've seen that you have they have PC to arrest you. Okay. All right. Come on. But what do you mean? >> You mean they let me out? I thought they were going to give me bail. >> Okay. We're going to go over here. >> Stay in school, kids. >> Wait, is this supposed to be right there? Yep. >> You sit right there. Slide your feet in. Turn to the side and look in. Okay. >> Can I put these up here though? >> You can put them wherever you can. And then like Can you like put them up here? >> No. No. Let me see behind you. Okay. >> In the end, she was charged with battery. Up next is another privileged and entitled brat who learned a hard lesson after causing a scene at a bar simply because she wasn't allowed to play her own music over the bar's speakers. Why are you >> Put your hands down. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? >> Stop. >> Do not put me in the back of his vehicle. What are you asking me for? >> If I've paid a $300 bill plus a $100 tip to the bartender, it's an arrestable offense cuz I asked to play music. On February the 6th, 2023 in Charlotte County, North Carolina, deputies were dispatched to a bar following reports of a woman causing a disturbance and disrupting everyone inside. She wanted to have things done her way and everyone had to cater to her demands. Uh, she was screaming at me that she could not hear the music. Uh, she wanted me, she was begging me to type his music into our speaker system. I informed her I could not. And she didn't believe me. And then she stoked away, went back outside. And then she came back inside, started screaming again. Uh she said about uh how she's spending almost $300 and she's a local and she should be treated like that. >> And she went back outside again and you were okay. >> Jennifer out of here is trespasser. >> You got to go. >> Okay. >> Okay. Let's go. >> What I do? >> They don't want your business no more. Let's go. >> What I do? >> I don't know. They don't want >> Can you tell me? >> Y'all can go ahead. Sorry. >> Okay. Can you tell me? I I will gladly talk to you once you're off the property. >> Okay. My car is this way. >> Okay. Well, you're not driving. >> Okay. I can walk then. >> Okay. >> I live two blocks from here. >> Okay. >> What I do? >> Let's go. I I'll talk to you once. >> I'm already walking. >> Wait, wait. So, wait. Don't tell me that. You'll tell me once I'm walking. I'm walking. So, tell me now. >> It was obvious she wasn't used to hearing the word no, and she didn't take it quite well. But her belligerent attitude was about to turn what could have been a simple trespass warning into a hard lesson. Tell me now. >> Yes, we will. >> Tell me now, >> ma'am. You're either going to leave the property. Okay, let's go. >> Ma'am, sir, arrest me. What did I do? >> Let's go. Come on. >> What did I do? >> Tell me. I'm asking. >> If you shut up and let me talk, I >> don't talk to me like that. Don't tell me to shut up. I didn't even say that to my son. >> What the [ __ ] >> Come on. Let's go. Let's go. >> Don't grab me. >> Don't grab me. Somebody film this. What the Why are you >> Put your hands down. You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> For what? >> For what? >> Stop. What did I do? What? Please stop. Please stop. What did I do? >> Please stop. What did I do? >> Tell me what I did. >> Please stop hurting me. I'm asking you what I did. You can't arrest me. >> You're already too late now. You're already under arrest. Let's go. >> You cannot arrest me without telling me why. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Why are you arresting me? Stop it. This is unlawful. Stop it. Why am I in handcuffs? Why am I in handcuffs right now? Tell me. Stop it. Tell me why I'm a [ __ ] Did I do you cannot do this? You're hurting me. You think I'm a broke [ __ ] You're [ __ ] dumb. What did I do? >> Okay. You got some ID on you, ma'am? >> Yep. >> All right. Where's it at? In your purse. You can't touch my stuff. Do you have a search warrant to search my birth? You can't touch my [ __ ] >> You can't touch my [ __ ] You have to have a search warrant to search my birth. What are you doing? What are you doing? You haven't even told me why I'm arrested. >> I already did tell you. >> NO, YOU DIDN'T. NO, YOU DID NOT. WAIT, please film. He did not tell me why I'm arrested. He's illegally searching me. What the [ __ ] are you doing? >> Please, please film this. I promise you he did not tell me why I'm arrested. I promise you, you're illegally searching my purse, which is my person, which you have to have a warrant for. What the are you doing? What are you doing, sir? What are you doing? >> Do not put me in the back of this vehicle. What are you arresting me for? What are you arresting me for? Tell me. What are you arresting me for? What did I do? Why are you arresting me? Tell me. You can't be silent. Why are you arresting me? Why are you arresting me? Why are you playing? Do you ever screaming? Why are you arresting me? What is my charge? What is my charge? What is my charge? What is my charge? Sir, what am I? What did I do? What did he say I did? Because literally I'm I'm under arrest. I need handcuffs because I didn't shut my mouth. What the [ __ ] is happening? Well, if you calm down. Okay. Soon as I find out, I'll let you know. >> He won't even tell me. But I'm in handcuffs. What is that? >> Were you not listening to him when he told you something? >> No, I listened to him. I asked him what was happening, and he put me under arrest, threw me over wooden guard rails, and put me under arrest. He would never tell me why. >> Ask him why. >> Ask him what I did. Did you leave the property when the property owner told you to leave? >> Planet William were yelling and screaming. >> I was not yelling and screaming. I asked why asking to play music was an arrest. >> For reasons known only to her, she seemed to believe that money and privilege meant she could do whatever she pleased. She was about to learn quickly and decisively that the law is a respector of no one. >> Okay. >> The restaurant people can't arrest you, but they can ask you to leave their property in that time. And and that's arrestable offense. If I've paid a $300 bill plus a $100 tip to the bartender, it's an arrestable offense cuz I asked to play music. >> Your disorderly conduct is an arrest. >> It wasn't disorderly. >> And the alcohol that I'm smelling coming from your person and disorderly >> in walking and I live less than two blocks. >> Okay. So when the deputy told you probably gave you orders to do something, did you comply? >> I asked him why. Did you comply with the deadly order? >> Wait. I asked >> I'm asking you a question. >> No, I did not immediately >> and that's why you're in handcuff right now. >> Wait. I asked him why that was happening and he threw me over wooden >> Okay, listen to me. >> Yep. >> Did he tell you that you were under arrest? >> No, he did not. >> Or did he tell you that he you were being detained? >> He didn't tell me either. I kept asking him why. What was he doing? As of right now, you're being I'll tell you're being detained >> for what? What did I do? Really? Like, what did the [ __ ] did I do? >> Okay. You want to give me your ID and stuff now? >> I want to ask you. >> Okay, hold on. I'll explain [music] to you again. So, I asked you to leave and you said no. I said you wanted to talk. I said we will talk to you once you're off the property. Management wanted you gone because you were [music] interrupting business >> and I asked you to stop. I'm talking. You listen. >> Oh, because what I have >> I talk. You listen. Okay. So, I asked you to leave. You said no, you weren't leaving. I'm just going to explain to you right now. I explain to you again. I will talk to you off the property. Management wanted you gone. >> You refused to leave. >> The marks on my legs because I asked to talk to you. >> I told you. What did I tell you? >> I asked to talk to you. >> So, okay. Well, I'm going to try >> touch my [ __ ] You have to have a warrant. >> I don't have that. >> You have to have a warrant to search my purse. Yes, you do. >> You're under arrest, man. You're in my car. >> Arrest for what? What did I do? >> Why am I under arrest? Tell me now. >> Trespass up one. >> You're hurting me. >> Disorderly into >> You're hurting me. What are you doing? >> Disorderly. >> I'm not intoxicated. I live. >> Please. This hurts me. I am not wait. I am not a troublemaker. I live starship. I don't give a [ __ ] to people. Like, help me. This hurts me. >> Well, if you quit moving around and fighting, >> they're not meant to be comfortable. >> Have you been handcuffed? >> Yes. >> And you know that it's not comfortable whether you're moving around or not. It has nothing to do with how I move. >> The more you move around. >> No, this is awful. I didn't even do anything. >> You did. You failed to leave the property after being told and warned. >> And then again, you failed to leave the property after $400 at this property. What did I do? Listen to me. If you don't want to listen, I can't tell you. But you want to continue to yell and scream at me. Okay? I'm trying to explain to you. >> I got hair in my mouth. I got my I got bruises on my on my wrist. Like, how much do you expect me to sit still and just be explained to? >> Well, if you want to know what's going on, I'm trying to explain to you, but you want to continue to yell at me. >> This is awful. >> Okay. Did I put you in handcuffs? >> Am I the deputy? >> WHY DID THAT MAN put me in handcuffs? I've been trying to explain that to you, but all you want to do is yell at me. >> I've not raised my voice to you once. >> Can you not understand why I'm upset? You can't understand that. >> I can, but listen to me. You have to be an adult and calm down so I can explain to you, okay, what's going on? But there's so many meth addicts and homeless and bull on this island coming after me. Wait, wait, wait, wait. >> Sitting in the back of the cruiser, reality finally began to sink in. It was a bitter pill to swallow, [music] but by then she was already neck deep in the consequences, and there was no easy way out. >> Now, do you want to stop and listen to me? >> If you want to stop and be calm, I will check your cuffs to make sure they're not your >> What I've done is illegal. Please, what did I do is illegal. >> I've explained to you. >> Help me, cuz this right is for >> Listen to me. Listen to me and I'll tell you why you're under arrest. >> Yeah. Okay, you are under arrest for failure to leave after war. So, you're being arrested for trespass after warning the property. >> And I'm telling you, the property owner doesn't have to give you a reason to trespass you. >> Okay. If you're causing a disruption, they can ask you to leave the property. >> Can I tell you what happened? >> When you refuse, would you like would you like for me to explain and and tell you why you're under arrested? Because you that's all you've been worried about. >> You don't care what you what happened. >> I will let you talk if you let me explain to you why you're under arrest. Okay. So, the after you refuse to leave the property, after the property owner has asked you to leave, he calls us because you were causing a disruption. When the other deputy gets here and he's trying to explain to you that you need to leave the property, but per the property owner's request and he would explain to you outside the property, whatever altercation, whatever you said to him or whatever. Okay. Again, you refuse to leave the property. Again, you're being trespassed. I just so being refusing to leave your property after being asked to. >> Refusing is different than asking why. >> I know, but I'm trying to explain to you why you're under arrest. Why? It's an arrestable offense. Okay. Florida law says once you've been warned and told to leave the property and you refuse to leave the property, it's trespass after warning. That's the charge. >> So why is illegal? >> So asking why is illegal. >> Why trespass after warning is illegal. >> I Yes. I asked why what I was doing was wrong because literally I asked why they weren't playing live music at the bar because the music wasn't streaming. >> I can even break it down even simpler this if that property owner wants to stand there and every third person that walks past him, he wants to transfer pass from his property. He doesn't have to have any reason he can try. That's his that's his right. >> I'm just saying I'm not a violent offender. I didn't threaten anybody. I'm not a [ __ ] do anything. >> Did I say you were any of those? >> I don't understand this. >> Okay, so right now you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You're going to be going to jail for that. Okay. >> I have a son that I need to pick up from school. So what do I do? >> Do you have somebody we can contact that can pick him up? >> Nope. I don't have family or nothing here. I just moved here a little over two years ago. I don't have [ __ ] >> You don't have family, friends, nobody that you trust. Okay, then we will call DCF. >> No. No. No. No. No. Then DCF can pick him up from school. >> No, no, no. >> If you don't have anybody in the state or anybody here that can pick your son up from school, >> then we can take care of that. >> I'm not taking custody of my son over nothing. >> I didn't say I was taking custody. >> No. DCS is custody over my son. >> Okay. If you don't have any, you're going to jail. >> So, I told you you're being arrested for trespass after warning. You failed to leave the property after being told several times. >> And what did I do? You did not comply. >> Wait, I was walking with him off the property. Were we not on our way over the property when I was asking? >> Would you like to tell us? >> YOU'RE A LIAR. >> WOULD YOU LIKE TO tell us where you're trying at and we can make sure he's picked up and >> No, I would like to make a phone call so I can try to help that. >> Okay. We can dial the phone for you. Okay. You're not coming out of cuffs. >> Okay. >> Okay. So >> I need my phone. >> Okay. >> That you confiscated for from me without a warrant from my purse. >> Ma'am, when you're under arrest, we don't need a warrant to search propert. >> I explain it to you. I'm not going to tell you again. >> This is the part the intoxication. >> I'm not playing a part. Okay. I can smell >> blow me. >> I can That's not how that works. >> It is how it works. >> No, I do not blow you. That's not how that works. >> Because I took a Because I took a drink. I'm drunk. I can smell the alcohol from here. One drink took a drink. >> Okay, that we can't help. She'll have to come down that jail and get you have to release that property. >> I can't get it. She's here visiting. I have no one here. You don't understand. >> Okay. >> I can't let DCF my >> You don't have anybody to pick up your We have >> I do have somebody to pick up my keys. I'll let them get my keys. They're in my purse. There's two BMW keys right there. >> Listen to me. Do you want to try to make a phone call to somebody? >> Can she please get my keys? So, she has a car. >> Eventually, she was charged with trespass after warning, disorderly intoxication, and resisting an officer without violence. Just when you thought you'd seen it all, along comes this rich and privileged kid who thought terrorizing his neighbor was cool. >> Hey, you're going to get charged with a pull back down the canal. >> Taking me to jail. >> Hey, do you have a cage? >> What the is this, bro? >> Who you think I need that money, man? That bridge that 124 grand, dumbass. >> In 2024, Florida fish and wildlife officers were on patrol when they received a report of young individuals causing a disturbance at a restaurant. When an officer arrived on the scene, [music] he was first met with witnesses who had this to say. >> There was a whole group of kids. It was about like seven of them, six or seven. >> Okay. Uh, the guy driving the boat was really drunk here. Instead of us intervening cuz they were just not they were giving us all a hard time, we called the cops on them, but then they all went on their boat and the guy was apparently under the influence driving the boat. >> The guy works for two cops. >> Okay. >> Now, it wasn't a two boat, but the guy works for two. So, >> so was he the guy operating the boat? >> Yes. So, do you want to go that way or >> Yeah, we can go we can go right over there. >> You start acting right, man. Yeah, not only doing stuff like this, so you got to help me out, >> especially not this resort. >> All right, appreciate it, guys. >> Yeah, we'll I'll find him. >> The officer then headed to the suspect's house where he met with the suspect's angry neighbors. >> They caused a huge scene at Sunset Grill. >> You were there today. >> Yeah, they uh apparently he has a fake ID. He was drinking alcohol. Everyone he was with was drinking alcohol. They're intoxicated. So, what I'm wondering is there's one vehicle in the driveway, correct? >> Yes, sir. Is that like the only vehicle they have here? >> This is his father's business card, the HOV. Okay. >> And so I think his father said, "You're in trouble taking away your fancy car." >> So he's definitely stolen the boat. They threatened a few people. Um they were under the influence. They flipped off the cops. >> Um it caused a huge scene. >> Something's got to be done about that. >> Yeah. >> And while we're sitting here, maybe they'll pull up in the boat. >> Oh my gosh. You'll hear them call. You know what I mean? call >> I think these guys arrest the runners across three nice young girls over here >> sounds like I felt so by his friendship talking to seven several people that's what it sounds like >> so he he looks like he's got a big company >> he does >> I think he I think overall is a decent hardworking guy he built what he built for hard work >> because it's boiled Yeah. Yeah. >> Had it in >> kind of ruining stuff. So >> he goes out and spends a grand filling up the boat. >> Yeah. >> Oh yeah. Yeah. Well, and from the sounds of the cars and stuff. He's 18. He ain't making that kind of money. >> Well, he's a kid, right? But I'm glad we're not the only ones that have had an issue. >> Oh, no. You are like one of 20. So there's there's a lot. So it is not just a >> Yeah. I think he's just like a spoiled cat and he thinks he can get away with whatever he wants and drinking. Oh, and you got runners across the street and they're harassing their kids. >> And to be honest with you, it's obvious that his his parents don't give. >> He's a privileged kid. He comes from a privileged family. >> Yeah. We uh we arrested him about a month ago for being in, you know, being in of alcohol and driving recklessly and all this. >> Just as the officers were finishing up taking everyone's complaints, they suddenly heard [music] loud music in the distance. >> That's them probably coming right now. We're trying to see who's operating it. She's dropping from the tower. >> No shirt, black hat. >> STATE POLICE, STAY RIGHT THERE. >> State police. State police. Stay right there. >> You're going to get charged with a If you don't stop >> Stop the boat right now. Hey, you're going to get charged with a >> pull the boat back down the canal. >> The suspect docked [music] his boat, but things went south quickly. >> Hey, listen, listen, listen. You need to come down before we have to come up. >> You have to come before we come up. >> Are you listening to me? I'm trying to give you a chance here. You have to come down before we come up. >> So, you're going to give me a chance? >> You have to come down >> before we come up. >> Look. Look. Look. Oh my god. Where are we? >> You said what? >> What did I do? What did I do? They told me I was trespassing and I left. >> The owner of Sunset Grill told me I could stay. Told me I could stay. >> Look, he doesn't care. Look. Here we go. >> They say they don't care. >> They don't care. They don't care. This is all you guys like to do, right? >> Dude, you But why? Why, bro? I'm a good kid. I don't do no harm to nobody. I was literally on the ocean fishing, >> bro. >> Search the boat. Look, they're transporting me. THEY'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL. >> THEY'RE TAKING ME TO JAIL. >> HEY, DO YOU HAVE A CAGE? >> WHAT THE is this, bro? >> Don't put YOUR FINGER IN MY FACE. >> Let me tell you something. >> What are you going to do? Hit me. Hit me. Hit me. Hit me. Listen to me. >> Hit me. You better stop. >> Hit me. >> Hit me. You helping yourself. >> Hit me. >> You want another? You want another one? >> Hit me. >> You want another charge? >> Hit me. A charge for what? Trespassing. I didn't even trespass, bro. >> What is that? >> A condom. >> Okay. >> Can I stay here? Do you want it? >> You want to go to jail? You have an idea. >> I don't want to go to jail. >> Do you want this to go with you to jail? >> No. >> Acting out hard right now. Why are you crying like a little girl? >> But you're little on video. >> He literally told me to ask them. We spoke to the cops. They said, "You're leaving." Okay, fine. Have a good day. >> Anything on the boat? You want to go to jail? >> No. >> Just the whole boat. >> That's his phone. >> What are you taking me in for? >> What's the password? >> What am I getting taken in for, bro? >> Call my guy. 1111 pig is this bro? What the [ __ ] is this? >> [ __ ] >> Search the boat pigs. You're a pig, dude. >> Talking to a teenager 24/7. 24/7. Look at everything on video. Look, all my neighbors supporting you. Look at this. >> I came back. I simply got scared. I have anxiety. And dude, just so you know, you're What are you going to do? Touch me. Touch me. Exactly. Cuz you're a >> All right. You want your shoes to go, will you? >> Of course I want my shoes to go, dude. What type of stupid question is that? >> Can I put them on? >> Sure. >> Thank you, buddy. >> Appreciate it. >> Lean back. >> Lean back and look to the left. >> Do you see anybody outside? You think everybody was clapping and cheers for >> Man, you made a name for yourself. You put a car on the back with people. You guys don't get it twisted. >> No, we didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> No, we didn't. >> Yes, you did. >> Didn't even know you lived here until this week. >> Every single neighbor on this street has called, man. What? the parties, >> drinking. >> From his [music] mannerisms, it was clear this boy hadn't been raised well at all. And he only got [music] worse when they reached the station. >> Promise you at 18 years old, I make more money than you. Y'all ready for that lawsuit? Seize my boat, too. My dad's just going to buy me a brand new Freeman. Brand new. We got a [ __ ] ton of money. >> And he's going to bomb me the out tomorrow. You get it right. >> You get it right. YOU GET IT RIGHT. SHUT THE UP. SHUT [screaming] the up. >> Oh my god, I'm so scared. I'm shaking. >> That's why I can stab right back now. >> Because I'm in handcuffs and you guys are [ __ ] cops. Shut up. Swear to God if you weren't a cop. Bro, I'm not even going to speak. >> The women love you. Ask all the men. That's an AP worth more than your wholeing life. 110 grand in your head. You're not stronger than me, dog. You really aren't. I could have broke your shoulder right there if I wanted to. >> You're a two time state wrestler. Look out my name. And if you think I'mma blow in that breathalyzer, start sucking on my right now. >> Look at that r he got. You know what it should be? >> That's why you guys were trying to convince me to work for Maro County police, right? Shut the up. >> Who convinced you? >> Your mother. >> You said you work at two cops. >> Don't worry about wherever the I work at. You hear me? >> You hear me? >> Okay. >> Go tell them that I work there. I >> already talked to him. >> All right. Woohoo. >> Woo. Who? You think I need that money, man? That's rich. >> Okay. Congratulations. >> There's no reason to seize my boat. >> Who said anything about seizing your boat? >> I'm asking you a question. Answer. Yes or no? Y'all want to be disrespectful to me? I'm going to be disrespectful to you. >> Have I disrespected you? >> Our side. You're just trying to put that in my bag. >> Pick it up. >> You know you're missing a stone. >> Why you still talking, bro? >> Must have been a long drive. >> Oh my god. You have no idea. Do not shut the [ __ ] you. I'll buy a new one for 124 grand, dumbass. >> Sit down. >> Come sit down. >> I like when you touch me. >> Sit down. Come. >> You thought I was going to sit down. I'll wait for him to tell me to sit down. >> Just have a seat, man. >> See? Still got your camera on recording? >> I sure do, man. You're the type of person I feed to the alligators in Everglades. I hope a alligator eats your ass someday. >> Are you admitting to feeding alligators? >> No, not at all, bro. It's a joke. All right. So, when will I see a judge? >> Tomorrow. First appearance. >> So, bomb will be posted tomorrow. Don't worry. What's a >> just look at him? >> Okay. >> What's a D, brother? >> Recognition expert. >> His voice literally disgusts me, bro. Seeing a 5t away from me. Disgust me, bro. Suspect was charged with trespassing, disorderly conduct, and fleeing a law enforcement officer by vessel, along with a few fishing [music] resource violations.