Right now you just got a package, a gift. >> Yes. >> Who? From who? Who is that? >> Uh my relative. >> That guy's not your relative. >> Some people make cops wonder if common sense is rare. But when their clueless decisions go from bad to worse, officers have no choice but to step in. >> Don't get in the car. >> He doesn't have to get in the car if he doesn't want to. >> Don't come back. >> Can you come over and cross the street and take my kids from me, please? cuz I'm not in the right state of mind to take care of my kids. I got three kids over there and I don't want them. Sir, my kids are over there. >> I'm done with you. I'm done playing with you. >> Promise you, sir. >> Hands up here. I'm done playing with you. >> Here are the times when cops have had to deal with very low IQ people. Starting with the problematic parents who thought they could outsmart the cops and protect their son despite him already having two active warrants. >> Kevin, you mind stepping over here and talking to me? >> Sir, excuse me. Sir, you're not pushing against me or you're going to go to jail for obstruction. You're an adult, aren't you? You're too small to take me out. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Come on. Hey. Hey. Hey. >> On the 18th of February 2024, police officers arrived at a residence with two arrest warrants for a man accused of theft and property damage. But instead of handing him over, his parents decided to stand their ground. A decision that would turn out to be a very dumb one. >> Hello. Is Kevin here? >> Kevin. Kevin last name starts with a B. >> Okay. He's younger. He's born in 2004. >> Okay. Kevin, you mind stepping over here and talking to me? Yes. >> Can you tell me what this is about? >> Yeah, he can step over here and talk to me. He's an adult. >> No, sir. >> So, he has so he has two warrants for his arrest and and if he has to come with me now and if that doesn't happen, whoever gets in my way, unfortunately, they have to go to jail as well. It's two misdemeanor arrest. Two misdemeanor warrants for arrest. I'm the parent. >> I understand. And I'm not trying to come off in any way. I'm just saying what I have been. >> I just said he has two warrants for his arrest. >> And I'll get him detained and I'll get him in my car and I'll come read him back to you. Sir, otherwise I get >> You're on private property. >> For the look of things, it was obvious that the suspect's parents were not used to making very smart decisions. That was possibly the only reason they were pushing to get in trouble with the law themselves. For some reason, they refused to accept just how much trouble their son was in, forcing the officer to take a more strategic approach. >> Parents are getting in the way, and they're saying they're not releasing them to me. Step it up. >> So, one's for petty theft. >> The other one is for >> Yeah, one's for petty theft and the other one is for destruction of property or something like that. that >> those two petty theft and the other one's for destruction of the property I guess that was stolen. It was issued on the 13th. So again, >> yes. So again, I'm not here for discussion. Excuse me. >> Sir, you can't excuse me. You're not push against me or you're going to go to jail for no being here. >> Okay. And I'm not trying to escalate this at all. I'm not trying to escalate this at all. It's in our system. I have it confirmed and I'm not trying to escalate anything on. >> Yeah, it is. Mine is too. >> I'm not trying to escalate anything. >> So, you cannot enter my >> No, I can't. I have a warrant for arrest. Can I see the warrant? >> No, I don't have it on me. I have it in the >> Is this your husband? Is this your Can you ask him to move? >> Can you please give me >> I'm not trying to escalate this any show. >> No, I do not. No, I do not. >> No, I don't. No, sir. Listen, listen. He calm down. He's pushing me. He pushed me. He pushed me. >> You put your hands on me. Yes, you did. YOU DID. I DON'T WANT any problem. >> No, you put his hands on me. >> You don't understand. >> Pull my brother. My brother's the biggest lawyer in the world. >> For no reason. >> Please, bro. >> You put your hands on me. >> YOU PUT YOUR HANDS on me. You get ready. >> Listen. You need to deescalate him before he has to me. What? What the bunch of my home? >> You entered my home. >> He has a warrant for his arrest. >> How do you know? Because I have him on my computer. >> Please. I'll explain it to you. You're an adult, aren't you? You're too old to take mental. >> Do not make threats. Do not make threats because you've been to jail. I'm not making threats. >> Do not make threats cuz you'll go to jail, too. In my home, >> relax. Everybody needs to relax because you have a warrant. >> Show me a warrant. I for a warrant. >> I asked for a warrant. >> No, I don't have to show you that. >> I asked for a warrant. >> You do have to show us the word. >> No, I do not. >> Things took a turn when the parents physically tried to block the cops from making the arrest. >> Show us the word. We'll get you. >> We don't have to. No, I have >> We don't have to. >> I have I have TWO FRIENDS. >> STOP. RELAX. Go to jail. Relax. This is getting out of hand. >> You are [ __ ] justice. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. >> Come on. Hey. Hey. Hey. CAN YOU CHILL OUT? STOP. COME ON, GUYS. Come on. Let me go. Let me go. >> Let's go. We'll talk to you about it in a second. Stay there or you're going to jail. >> I could have ran out the door. Don't grab me like that. Please. I'm I swear in my mother's life. I could have ran out the back door. Please. >> I understand. >> I just don't like being like this, bro. >> No, we do. >> Bro, please grab my hand like we're boyfriend. Please. I don't like being held like this. >> You'll get over yourself, >> bro. Why me like this? >> We're putting you in handcuffs. >> What is this? >> No. >> Holy. I'm going to have both your jobs. See my car. >> Make more money than both of you. That's crazy. >> What's crazy is she still steal from places. >> Can you tell me what where? >> I don't know. I just know that's what the warrant for. >> Sir, I'm so confused. Cool. >> That's cool. You can find out what the judge tells you. >> Do you have anything in your pockets or poke me? >> My phone. I was just working on the car, so I'm not sure. It's >> okay. Look, we need >> Yeah, he's just a He's drinking a little bit. So, um, can you just give that to my mother? The >> Yeah, I'll take all the time. >> We don't need any further. Look, my man. Do you mind if I can hit that? I know you're not allowed to lemon. >> Look, I'm I'm the nicest guy. >> Yeah, I I didn't come off too aggressive. >> I didn't want to. >> And I I didn't I didn't want any of this to happen. And all I tried to explain to your dad is you have a warrant for your arrest. And I'll explain to him exactly what it is, but when I look it up on my computer, I don't have it memorized. >> And all I can do is I have to act off the warrant. >> Can he please leave him alone? Cuz he's he's Listen, can you guys talk to me oneonone? >> Yeah, I'm a heavy drunk, [music] right? He has very bad issues. We We moved from New Jersey. >> Yes. >> They We moved from New Jersey. Okay. He had a very bad experience with the law, so he just doesn't like cops like that. They broke into our house, our door, and had no reason to. >> He has very hostile. We're not used to the cops doing this. Okay. >> And I'm not and I'm not I didn't want anything to happen. All I asked was that you step out here and talk to me. We would talk as adults. I would come back and tell them, "Hey, this is what the warrants are." They'll have >> Yeah. I was just a little scared cuz in New Jersey I did nothing wrong. And then the minute I stepped outside, they tackled me. >> I know. And And I don't want to do that. I I I didn't get physical with anybody. >> You know what I mean? So hang tight. I'll I'll tell them exactly what the warrants are for. And I'll give this to them. >> Yeah. Do you mind if I just hit that? >> I can't. Why? You're in my car. Just take a deep breath. Step in for me >> and I'll go tell him what's going on. But if he wants that glitch and I don't have the >> phone is in your pocket. >> Yeah, he has it. They're allowed to hold. >> It'll go with you. >> Okay. >> Even after their son was cuffed and in the back of the squad car, their interference did not stop. The warrant is the one is for petty theft. $100 to me. I don't I don't know what he did. Are they getting >> So he's going to have a bond. It's it's it's petty theft. $100 or more, less than 750. The second one is resisting a merchant. That's all. That's all it is. And again, what is that? Just because listen, we're in New York. And what I'm saying is my wife my wife runs the >> Okay. So, he's an adult. Our friend is a soldier. I'm sorry. >> I just got nervous and I don't want any of this to happen. >> All right. All right. >> You guys did it all wrong. You guys did all wrong. Listen. I got you. >> Listen. Listen. >> I'm listening. >> No, you're not. You're talking. >> Here's the thing. Stop. >> We're trying to explain something to you, but you keep talking. >> Just stay in the way. It It puts me on hard. You're ending my property. Whenever he has an arrest or and I say you're under arrest and he and you get in my way, you're obstruction and I have to ask you >> onto my property. >> Sir, sir, you could be going to jail, but that's not going to happen because I'm going to show my discretion. Okay. >> Standing in front of >> So, you could go to jail. Yes, sir. You could for obstruction. >> No. For getting in my way when you know he has a warrant and I'm telling him, I did not. We're going to get out of here. >> Officer, did um they got a call? He He'll call you from the jail and say, "Hey, my bond is this and you can get him out today." >> And you can get him out today pretty much. >> 1500. >> That's his bond. 1,500,000. >> No bail bonds been yet. >> In the end, the son was charged with petite theft and resisting arrest. Next up is the woman who just couldn't take a hint, no matter how obvious it was that her boyfriend wanted nothing to do with her. >> Is he going to leave? Is he going to get in the car? As >> he he can go wherever he wants to. YOU GOT MEUCKED UP ON EVERYTHING ELSE. YOU GOT ME [ __ ] UP. CAN YOU COME OVER across the street and take my kids from me, please? Cuz I'm not in the right state of mind to take care of my kids. I got three kids over there and I don't want them, sir. My kids are over there. >> I'm done with you. I'm done playing with you. >> Promise you, sir. >> Hands up here. I'm done playing with you. >> On the 28th of February, 2024, officers responded to a chaotic scene where a woman was aggressively forcing her boyfriend to go home. What seems like a typical [music] relationship spat quickly unraveled into something far more intense. I'm not doing that to you. Back up. >> Tell what you did to my baby. >> Are are you are do you want to leave or are you going to be coming? >> Is he going to leave? Is he going to get in the car? Ask >> he he can go wherever he wants to. >> Okay. Look his name up, sir. >> Okay. I'm not looking anybody's name up. If If you don't want us here, that's one thing. If you don't want me talking to you, you don't want me investigating, you don't want none of this police interaction, that's fine. I could care less, honestly. But if you're going to keep coming back here and re-engaging him and making things worse. >> I just gave this $5,000. He got my mammy. That's stealing. [music] >> That's not If you gave it to stealing. I don't That's stealing. Sit up for him to help me take care of our kid. But he's a dead beat. But he's a dead beat. But he's a dead beat though. He ain't helping me take care of my kid. Ma'am, >> so stop being a dead beat. >> Ma'am, him being a dead beat. >> Being a dead beat. >> All right. I don't want I'm about to go home to my >> All right. Go home, please. So get in the car. >> He doesn't have to get in the car if he doesn't want to. >> Don't come back. >> Do you want a courtesy ride somewhere? What? >> A courtesy ride? Should I get a courtesy ride? Bro, >> it's not illegal for me to be parked right here. >> Are you going to leave or what? >> He's going to get in the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Okay. He doesn't want to get in the car. He doesn't have to. He's a grown ass man. All right. >> Bet that [ __ ] up. Swear to God. Bet that [ __ ] up. You got that on everything I love. You got that, [ __ ] I thought I really just handed you all that money. >> You got a friend's house, boss? >> That Yeah. >> You got a friend's house? >> Do you want me to give you a ride to a friend's house? >> Yeah, we can go. >> Where's it at? >> To go with the cops. >> Let me record this [ __ ] Let me record this [ __ ] >> Ma'am, if you I swear to God, I promise you right now, [music] your best course of action is to get on down the road. >> You got me buy everything I love. It's done after this. Done. Got him. Doug, you got That's a bed. That's a bed. Can you go, please? I'm fine. >> No, I'm not going to go until y'all two quit arguing or one of y'all leave. She was determined [music] to take her trauma to the next level, but the officer wasn't about to let her control the situation. >> You can get in your minivan and leave and he can go somewhere else for tonight. >> Bad ass minivan. I I really just got this. Get your car and I got three kids. I'm taking care of by myself. No. No. You got me. You got me. I don't know what kind of relationship drama >> you're doing. So, this is what the [ __ ] it is. Oh, this over me having a female friend. So, this is what it is. This is what the [ __ ] you're doing. >> I don't think this is the time or place to have this conversation. >> I don't even understand why you're here. >> Because the neighbors keep calling. >> The neighbors keep calling because y'all keep arguing. As soon as you leave, the neighbor's going to quit calling 911. It's that simple. So, as soon as you get in your minivan and go, it's over. You >> really just used not only me, but your daughter, too. That's so dumb. You really just [ __ ] leeched up in my house. [ __ ] sat up in my house just for me to give you a cut out of my tax money. >> Can you Can you do this at another time? >> No. Can he get the [ __ ] in the car? >> He's not getting in the car. He doesn't want to get in the car. >> Okay. Well, whatever, bro. Then I don't give a You can take me to jail or do what you going to do. And my kids over there by themselves, [music] too. Since we putting it all out there, I don't give a [ __ ] And your baby's gonna get taken and I don't give a [ __ ] them kids if you want everything I love. [ __ ] >> Yeah, you could walk. Honestly, >> real [ __ ] No, you caught me [ __ ] up, >> which I swear to God you do. >> Stop. >> No, cuz he got me [ __ ] up. I swear to God, you really do this and get ME PUT IN JAIL, [ __ ] YOU GOT ME UP ON EVERYTHING. YOU GOT ME [ __ ] UP. >> You really going to get me locked up, [ __ ] You're lock YOU. YOU KNOW WHAT THE [ __ ] YOU DID? You really just used the out of me for my [ __ ] You got me so up on my mama, bro. >> That [ __ ] up. >> Can you move, sir? >> No, you need to go forward. >> I want you to move out of my way. >> I swear to God. [screaming] >> Back in YOUR CAR. >> [ __ ] UP. YOU GOT ME SO [ __ ] [screaming] UP. YOU GOT ME [ __ ] up, [ __ ] >> Come here. >> No. [screaming] >> You got me [ __ ] up. Oh no. My kids going to get taken. [ __ ] you. >> [ __ ] you. >> At this point, the woman acted as if she cared about her children, but it was clear that she was more focused on getting her boyfriend back. >> Ma'am, you want to have a seat? >> My kids are over there. I need to go. You want to have a seat? You want to sit down? Take a deep breath. >> I need to go get my kids. >> Okay. Well, [music] as soon as you sit down, we can work through that. All right. >> My kids are over there. I need to go get them. >> I'll make you a deal. >> You >> Hey, I'll make you a deal. >> I got that. And you're going to walk away on everything I love. [ __ ] you. Just [ __ ] our kids. [ __ ] our [music] kids. And [ __ ] me, right? Let me go, bro. I need to go get my babies. >> Are you going to keep talking to one? You going to >> again? You really going to walk away on this cracker shot trying to put me in handcuffs? Yeah. Do you just hit my 5-month old baby, [ __ ] All right. I need to go [music] get my kids, please. I swear. >> You going to leave? >> Yes. >> You going to come back? >> No. >> Okay. Would you like to give me a statement about what occurred tonight? Why we're having this argument? >> No, I don't. >> Okay, cool. You understand? If you don't leave and you come back or you do anything stupid, >> can you come over across the street and take my kids from me, please? cuz I'm not in the right state of mind to take care of my [music] kids. I got three kids over there and I don't want them. Sir, >> I don't want them. Sir, >> please call DCF [music] or whoever you need to to come get these kids. >> Where are these kids at? >> Cuz I don't want them. >> Where are these kids at? >> Y'all got to come [ __ ] find them again. >> Just when things started to calm down, she stormed back in to stir up more [music] trouble. It was not something an intelligent person would do, but she didn't care. >> Keep driving. Keep driving. I cannot take care of them. >> 196, come back over here. Step out of the vehicle. >> No. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> I just want to talk to him. >> Step out of the vehicle. >> Please don't do this. My kids are over there by themselves. >> Step out of the vehicle. Step out of the vehicle. >> I can't believe this [ __ ] >> Please stop. >> My babies are open. >> Why you did that? You stupid. >> I JUST WANT YOU to come home. >> Wait till things calm down. >> Please come home. >> White female readain. >> Okay. Please come. >> All right. So, you better go home and go to sleep. >> Go home and go to sleep. >> You got any weapons on you? >> No. I just want him to come home, man. >> Well, that's not going to happen. You're going to go to jail tonight for resisting without violence. Okay. >> Why? You're a [ __ ] >> Please don't do that to me, sir. I'm sorry. I'll go this time for real. My kids are over here. >> I'm done with you. I'm done playing with you. >> I promise you, sir. >> Hands up here. I'm done playing with you. >> I promise you. I'm just going home to my kids. I will not come back here. >> I gave you all the opportunities in the world to get in the back seat. Get in the back seat. Please. My babies. My babies. Please, sir. Please. Please. Please. Please. I promise. I promise. >> Get in the back seat. I don't care. Get in the back seat. Get in the back seat right now. Do you understand? I don't I don't care. Get in the back seat. >> I'm going to go home. I promise. >> Get in the back seat. Get in the back seat. [crying] >> Get in the back seat. >> Please, sir. Get in the back seat. Don't do this to me. >> I just want to go home. My babies, please. Get in the back seat. >> Please, sir. I I have to go get them. They're there with my >> We can figure that out. Get in the back seat. >> Please, sir. >> Nope. I'm done playing with you. >> Please. I will really go home this time. Please. >> I don't care. Get in the back seat. >> I I'm done. >> Get in the back seat. >> I won't do it again. >> No. Get in the back seat. >> I will come back again. I promise you, SIR. >> ALL RIGHT. GET IN THE BACK SEAT, >> BAE. OKAY. PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE. I can't get taken away from my babies. I need to go to my babies. Please. >> She's in handcuffs in my back seat. >> Despite multiple chances [music] to walk away, she doubled down, only to end up in the back of a cop car, suddenly pleading for mercy. Her ignorance had brought her this far, and regrets were not going to help her now. >> I need my babies. >> Step out. >> For real. They need me. I don't have no one to take care of my kids. [ __ ] >> Okay, I'm going to put these cuffs behind you. If you fight, it's going to be additional charge. All right. >> Please don't do this to me. >> No, I'm not doing anything to you doing this to yourself. >> Go home. I have to go home to my kids. >> It's behind your back. >> Sir, can you please listen to me? >> Go ahead. >> Have a seat. >> Have a seat in the back of the vehicle. >> Have a seat. Have a seat in the back of the vehicle. >> Sir, I need to go home to my kids. >> Have a seat in the back of the vehicle. Sir, please >> have a seat in the back of the vehicle. >> Have a seat. >> You're under You're under arrest. Get in the vehicle. >> Can you please talk to me? My kids are over there and they get your feet in the car. Why won't >> It's going to be another charge. >> Why can't y'all listen to me though? I just want y'all to understand my point of view. He pissed me off and I'm sorry. I need my kids though. They don't have no one. But >> 1442 again. 443. >> What were y'all arguing about? >> It was it was it was something like it was, you know what I mean? Like whenever I say I'm going to leave clock, I like to leave whenever things get heated. So we were arguing things got heated. I left. She didn't like that. >> So you avoid violence. >> That's That's okay. That's respectable. >> I just know how the world is. I'm not trying to go to jail. >> That's respectable. >> I like to leave. >> Okay. >> That's my I like to leave. That's why I had all my stuff. >> I I see you had your bag. Okay. Please, please. I have a 5-month-old baby. I'm breastfeeding. Please don't do this to me. I'm sorry. I just have postpartum depression and I'm not okay. And he pisses me off. Please don't listen to me, sir. >> I'm listening to you. >> Don't do this to me. Please don't take me to jail. >> Hey, you're already going to jail, so nothing you're telling me is going to is going to change that fact. >> Sir, please don't do that to me. >> I'm not doing anything to you. You had multiple opportunities just to leave. >> You pissed me off. Listen, I just gave him half of my tax money and let him go buy a car and he was leaving and I was just upset. Okay, I take care of those kids by myself. I pay for everything for them and it just pissed me off. But I am sorry. I understand what I did. >> Okay. >> Please don't do this to me. >> Now, the woman begged officers to cut her some slack, but they weren't having it. >> Help me. >> You okay? >> Help me. >> What's wrong with you? Help me. >> You just sick. >> Help [laughter] me. >> Would you like medical to check you out? >> Why did you throw up? Are you just nervous or what? >> Cuz my >> Okay. He's going back to the house to watch the kids. >> Okay. If I get an ambulance out here, will you cooperate with them and let him check you out? >> Please help me. >> Help you. How? >> Help you. How? Ma'am, >> she threw up in the back. I don't know. Do I should I roll medical or >> uh >> I'm asking her >> because she's crying. She's got herself all worked up. So, >> are you pregnant right now? >> I don't know. >> You're not pregnant right now? >> Oh, no. Please don't take me away from my baby. >> Well, unfortunately, you did this to yourself. >> Ladies, I'm sorry. I'm >> You had You had like three chances. >> I did. >> Three strikes. You're out, right? >> Sorry. >> I I'm I I don't take anything personally. There's no need to apologize to me. I'm just letting you know why you're sitting here. Okay. >> Please don't do that for me. >> Well, yours is a misdemeanor. Others have felonies. So, >> yeah. Well, >> you're going to have to step up your game. >> I'm going to have to get another one. >> No, I'm kidding. >> I clear the jail and get back out here. >> Like, he has nothing to give my daughter for food. >> Okay. Well, it's it's just a misdemeanor charge. >> But I don't have no money. >> Okay. Well, it's a $50 bond to get out or bail or whatever. >> Please. >> Okay. So, it's $50 for you to get out. Do you think he has $50? >> I don't know. He doesn't. We're both broke. >> Okay. >> I'm sorry I got out of character. Like, that was >> It's fine. I understand. Things get heated, especially when it comes to relationships and stuff like that. But I did give you three opportunities. Okay. >> But he needed to come home. That's not fair, though. Like, >> but he's a he's a grown man, right? If he's if he is a grown man says, "I don't want to be around you right now. I'm going to go take a walk and cool down." >> That's not what he said. He took off his shin. He hands on me. >> Okay. So, now you're now you're telling me he put his hands on you. He >> did it. He did it. >> So, he didn't. Okay. All right. I got a female officer coming out here. She's going to search you and then we'll get this process rolling. All right. >> To me, can you open the door? It smells like throw up and it's hot in here. It's so [laughter] hot. >> Do you want the AC on? >> It smells like throw up. I'm literally sitting in throw up. >> Okay. Well, I can roll the windows down for you, but I'm not opening up the door. Okay. Um, you think I'm going to run in here? >> Wouldn't me the first time. >> This is humanizing. >> Stop kicking my cage. [screaming] >> Things took a weird turn when the woman suddenly [music] changed personalities while the officer remained calm. And this was the wrong move. >> Are you all dope? Let me know. Do you smoke? >> No, I don't do drugs. >> You look like me. >> I appreciate that. Thank you very much. >> You'reing welcome. You didn't want to hear me out. You didn't give a [ __ ] about my baby. I I kept >> what I had going on. >> I've been open ears this entire time, but >> Cuz you're not listening to me. You don't give a [ __ ] what I'm going through. >> Well, tell me what you're going through. >> So much for helping people and saving lives, right? That's not what the you're doing. You're ruining my life. >> Well, go ahead and go ahead and tell me what's going on. >> Don't come near me, bro. Do not come near me. Get the away from me. >> I have to have the up on you. I swear to God, I will. If you throw up on me, you're going to turn this misdemeanor into a battery >> because I'm throwing up. I'm sick. You just left me in a hoting car with a hoodie on. I'm calling your supervisor. >> My supervisor is right there if you'd like to speak with him. >> I'm in here throwing up and y'all have not done nothing to help. >> I've asked you I don't know how many times. >> What if I am pregnant? >> I asked you, you said no. >> I want to talk to your [ __ ] corporate. I want to talk to your >> You want to talk to my corporate? >> Yeah. And I want to talk to whatever's ahead of him. >> Would you How would you settle for a sergeant? Yeah. Well, yeah. Not him. No. Not him. >> Not Sergeant Rey then. Okay. >> I feel like I'm going to throw up. So, y'all are going to have to give me a minute. >> Okay. Well, if you feel like you want to throw up, you can throw up on the pavement. I'd appreciate that. Feeling a little bit better. I think you're throwing up because you're hyperventilating. You got to focus on taking nice long deep breaths. Breathe in, hold it for a few seconds. Breathe out, hold it for a few seconds. Try that. You feel up to stepping out? >> No. So, we complete this search real quick. Oh, >> I believe I'm going to throw up and pass out. >> Wouldn't you rather throw up outside of my vehicle? >> No, your vehicle. >> Okay. Her erratic behavior continued, catching her more reckless charges in the process. >> Right there. >> All right. [ __ ] Your mom should have swallowed you. Really? >> Just search her and let's get her in there. >> All right. I [snorts] got a five-month old baby at home that literally has no food because she gets her food from my Stop moving >> that guy. I'm gonna puke. Do you want me to puke on you? What the [ __ ] >> I don't know if you can do it there. >> Wait, what? >> I'm saying from the ground. I don't know. >> I mean, I can work with it. Can I distract you while you're sitting down? Okay. [ __ ] >> Okay. Well, I'm just trying to be kind to you, but whatever. know y'all aren't trying to be kind to me because I got three kids at that house that don't got nobody but me. >> I asked you multiple times if you wanted to talk to me. You told me you didn't want to give me a statement. You >> did not. >> So, I just want to finish this search so I can leave you alone. >> Stand around. >> No, I'm really trying to take care of take me away from my kids. >> I'm not trying to do anything. >> Yes, you are. That's [ __ ] ridiculous. I have a four-year-old, a 2-year-old, and a 5-month old baby. >> All right, cool. All right, you can get back in now. You >> can you take this jack off? >> No, you've been nothing but uncooperative from the beginning of this interaction. >> Yeah, because you didn't take the time to speak with me. >> You told me you didn't want to give me a stick out in the center. >> Please take this jacket off of me. >> Here, do me a favor. Back. >> It's fine. >> The air is going to get moving. You're going to be fine here in a minute. >> This is noting fair. [laughter] >> All right. >> I didn't do [ __ ] to you guys. How [ __ ] >> Where is my phone? >> 93253. >> Where is my phone? >> It's going to be in the vehicle. >> Why didn't you get my property? >> Because you're being holy, holy uncooperative. >> Nope. Cuz you didn't give me the courtesy. >> That's crazy. >> Yeah, that's what happens when you don't cooperate. It don't go your way. I'm very sorry about that. >> Crazy as [ __ ] bro. >> Yeah. I'm sorry that you don't understand that. >> The moment you pulled out there, you were talking to him. You weren't trying to hear my side and nothing >> cuz all you were doing was yelling. >> What the [ __ ] do you mean? What if you would have split your tax return down the middle with someone just for them to pack their [ __ ] up the same day and leave? >> Well, I'm sorry he did that to you, but that's not a legal violation. Okay, >> it should be. Y'all made abortions illegal. But yet, y'all don't make it illegal for these [ __ ] to be dead beats. So, >> I mean, that that's not really >> That's You really look like you smoke, so you don't? >> No, I don't do any drugs. You could have let you could have let me hit my vape one time. Maybe that's why I threw up >> from nicotine withdrawal. >> What? >> From nicotine withdrawal. Or why would that be? >> Yeah, maybe. Or maybe I really am pregnant again. What was that? >> In the end, the woman was charged with reckless driving. It turned out that this wasn't her [music] first arrest. She already attempted to flee from officers in the past. That woman was just like this out of control family who took a simple dispute and turned it into a COMPLETE MESS. DO NOT WALK ON MY >> BRANDY. YOU'RE under arrest for domestic violence. >> I ain't do nothing. You can't prove it. >> Nobody wants to hurt you, man. Open the door. Leave me alone, man. >> Open the door, man. >> LEAVE ME ALONE. >> MY ANCESTORS GOING TO WHOOP YOUR ASS. THEY'RE GOING TO WHOOP YOUR KIDS ASS, YOUR GRANDMOTHER'S ASS, your grandfather's ASS. >> ON THE 2ND of August 2023, police officers were dispatched [music] to a residence for a dispute between a brother and sister. Before they could even meet the aggressor, they first spoke to the shaken victim. >> Hey, how you doing, sir? Did you call the police? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> You still see it busted. >> Yeah. >> What? What happened? >> Uh she was mad cuz uh we have guests and um they've been here for a while, but I've been going to work a lot. >> She was just mad that I wasn't cleaning the bathroom even though they were her guests. >> And you know that's all opinionated stuff. I get it. Um >> but then she got mad enough to like >> she punched you in the face. You're saying? >> Yeah. Okay. And what's on your neck there? >> Oh, did she do more? She was trying to choke me a little bit. >> Where's she at? >> She's in her room right now, but she How old is she? >> She's like 30, I want to say like 38. >> Does she live with you here? >> Yeah. >> Just your sister. >> My half sister. >> Your half sister? Okay. Did she have any injuries on her? Did you guys get into like a mutual >> I mean, I was protecting myself, but I wasn't I wasn't hitting her. I was just grabbing her hands. Yeah. Was trying to chuckle me basically. >> Don't lie to the cop. Okay, I'm I'm listen I'll hear everybody's side. I promise. >> That bathroom is dirty cuz of them. My guests clean up. My guests clean up. Just like your nasty ass sister left her dirty ass panties in a brown and everybody saw her all herb balanced pH all in her dirty ass draw. That is >> embarrassing our mothers. The reason why I am still here is to look after Y'ALL Y'ALL Y'ALL GROWN mother and big ass y little kids and grown mice. >> Okay. >> Nothing is wrong with y'all. >> I clean the yard. I do the yard. Hey, T out of here. I'll go in and talk to you. I'll I'm going to come talk to you. Okay. >> I don't need to talk to. Please don't leave my house. You are trespassing. >> As difficult as things already were, his half sister was about to make the situation even worse. >> Get out of my HOLY HOUSE. THAT'S ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW. IS HE A LIAR AND HE'S ON A SPECTRAL? >> He's autistic. >> She actually [music] >> Leave me alone. >> Do you want to wait? >> No, you can come. >> All right. >> Randy. Brandy, how do you get the the the bloody lip and the uh scratches >> here? >> And the scratches on his neck. >> I don't know. >> He told me. I was just wondering if you had a reason. >> I have no clue. >> Hey, Brandy, you want to come into THE LIVING ROOM? [screaming] >> I DON'T [ __ ] WITH Y'ALL. I don't. >> Okay. >> YOU KNOW WHAT Y'ALL DID TO MOTHER? I DON'T Y'ALL. Y'ALL KNOW WHO I AM. Y'ALL GOT REPORTS on me. >> I don't know who you are, honey. >> Yeah, you can you can play that game, but the police been here. They know. >> Okay. I don't know who they >> CIA. They know. >> Okay. >> Yeah, I ain't crazy. >> The CIA. I don't know anybody. >> Officer, they know. >> Okay. Why don't you get dressed? >> No. >> I'm not I'm allowed to be naked in my house. >> She's going to be a 13. I'm also legacy with >> I don't care. >> What's going on today? >> A lot. They're trespassing. Get out my house. >> Can you come by here and talk to me real quick? >> No, I cannot. HEY, YOU'RE ALL HUNGRY AROUND. YOU GOT YOUR SWEET. HE HAS DIRTY SHOES. MY ANCES [clears throat] MY HOUSE. GET OFF MY CARPET. THEY'RE GOING TO Y'ALL UP Y'ALL UP. >> RANDY, I told you. I told you. >> Oh my god. Please get rid of this mother. >> Randy, you are under arrest, son. >> No, I'm not. >> For domestic violence. >> Am I home? >> Yes. >> No. Is this my house? >> This is my house. THIS IS MY HOUSE. Y'ALL BEING DISRESPECTFUL. Y'ALL ARE BEING VERY DISRESPECTFUL. >> YEAH, you disrespected my ancestor. >> No, >> leave me alone. I DIDN'T DO NOTHING TO YOU. >> I didn't clean the back. >> That police station >> pretty much got my know how did that before? >> I reported it, but I ordered it too late. I was trying to get help then, but um >> Do you have a key for this door by any chance? >> No. >> It's like one of those pin door. >> Hey, Brandy. >> I forgot all our faces. Huh? Got a knife up. >> I don't have a knife. >> You got a screwdriver, man. >> DO NOT UP MY DOOR. >> ALL RIGHT. Come open it UP THEN PRIVATE PROPERTY. >> BRANDY, come open it up. >> Brandy. No, >> Brandy, you're under arrest for domestic violence. >> I ain't do nothing. You can't prove it. >> He's got a big mark on his lip here. >> Who did it? Y'all got video proof? Cut out. >> We've got enough probable cause here with this truth, mother. I am black. I'm the root. Y'all with me and I'm going to see what I'm really doing. Y'ALL ALREADY UP DOWN THERE AT THAT police department. It's going to get EVEN WORSE IF I go in that. >> I spent all that, too. Yeah, I know. >> SHE ALREADY WAS ON YOUR DIRTY ASS SHOES. MY ASS on y'all. >> The victim was set on [music] pressing charges while his sister acted like she had done nothing wrong. >> Y'all in trouble. Y'all in a haunted house right now. This a trap house. Y'all in trouble. This is God's holy trap house. >> We're over here. >> What's up? >> All right. She's 43 during the summer here. She was playing music >> and it was uh she wouldn't open the door and stuff. So, I know she's 43 with her brother. They got into uh he didn't she he didn't clean the the bathroom. So, she got mad. He's got a mark on his his mouth. So, he's willing to go up showers for domestic. >> Um she has since taken her shirt off but become very confrontational. Ran in the back and shut the door and locked it on us. Okay. >> So, we got to go back and collect it. >> All right. Yeah. Wait, >> yeah, >> you need to come out there. No, I don't. >> It's the police, man. You have to come out. >> Yeah, it's the police. >> I did nothing wrong. >> You guys What happened with your brother? >> I did already. >> I did. That wasn't good enough. >> Babe, you got to open the door. We're going to have to open it. >> I think I got your panties in a bunch when I told the truth about the police and Jaylen Walker. What y'all doing? >> Okay. Well, you're going to have to open the door. We're going to have to open it for you. >> This is private property. No, it's not. Ma'am, go ahead and open the door for me. >> THIS IS PRIVATE PROPERTY, >> MA'AM. We got to open the door. We're going to have to kick it over. We >> don't want to break your door. We don't want to break >> you. You look, >> we don't want to have to do that, ma'am. >> I'm telling you, you going to have broken bones BEFORE THE DAY IS OVER. >> WE DON'T WANT TO have to do that, ma'am. >> Then don't do it. >> He's got a screwdriver. >> DON'T DO IT. IT'S THAT SIMPLE. THAT'S WHY I GIVE. >> COME ON, MAN. Open the door. >> ALL THESE COPS ARE DYING EVERYWHERE. >> RANDY, we we have a legal right to be here. We don't want to damage your door. Honey, >> Y'ALL KNOW WHY THEY DYING? Cuz this [ __ ] didn't START UNTIL Y'ALL KILL JAYLEN WALKER. >> COME ON, MAN. OPEN THE DOOR. >> NO, CUZ WHEN Y'ALL VIOLATE ME, my family GOING SUPER VIOLATE Y'ALL. And that's on everything. Cuz I'm higher ranking than Jay Walker. If she got his team with Jay and nothing easier. >> I'm ready cuz I know what's GOING TO HAPPEN. >> I KNOW WHAT'S going to happen when y'all do something to me. >> I know. >> The situation took a wild turn, making it clear that the apple does not fall far from the tree. Just like the rest of her family, she was stubborn, [music] aggressive, and unwilling to take any responsibility for her action. >> Randy, nobody wants to fight with you. >> Nobody wants to hurt you, man. >> Open the door. Leave me alone, man. >> Open the door, man. >> Leave me alone, bro. >> Open the door. >> Back up. >> You see this? Back up. Back up. >> Hey, come get this dog, please. >> You see that? It took three of y'all. You even choked me. You choked. Do you know what the great father and great mother to do to you? >> Do you know you know what the great mother and great father to do to you? >> Do you know what God's about to do to you? >> Do you know what God's about to do to you? Do you know what God is about to do to your ass? >> Who do you know? >> Stop, man. Stop. >> Do y'all know? >> Stop doing that. >> Do y'all know? DO Y'ALL KNOW WHAT GOD ABOUT TO do to y'all? >> Stop. Stop. >> I'm not. See, that's y'all. >> That's y'all. >> Stop, man. >> That's y'all. You about to break my arm. >> Stop, man. Stop. You about to break my arm. >> You about to break the ground, bro. >> Wait. Wait. Hold it right there for a minute. Hold it right there for a minute. >> Man, let go of my arm, bro. >> Look. Look at what you doing. IT'S MY ARM. >> NO, MAN. YOU ABOUT TO BREAK MY ARM. >> THEN PUT IT BEHIND YOUR BACK, >> PEOPLE. STOP. >> Stop messing around. >> Tell me. Tell him to stop bending it. >> I'm trying to be as lenient as possible. >> Stop bending my arm, bro. >> Stop bending my arm. Do y'all know about >> Stop. It's over. Stop. Do y'all know who's about to BRO, YOU ABOUT TO ARY, BRO. >> OKAY, just stop. >> All right, >> let's get a shirt just to put over her head. Yo, >> she's under arrest. >> She's under arrest. She hit her. >> She saw her brother. >> She's under arrest for domest. >> She's under arrest. >> She's under arrest for domestic violence. >> She punched your brother. Is that or Gerald her brother in the in the mouth >> because because he ain't cleaning room? >> Yeah, that's what he said. >> Familying fight. >> It doesn't matter. She can't hit him in the face. So, she's under arrest. >> Call the police. >> Good decision. >> Call the police. She's not going anywhere. >> She's leaving. She ain't going nowhere. >> You're going to get arrested. >> Come on. >> Let's do it. >> Well, you're under arrest. >> Come on. You do nothing. >> Get out. >> I'll punch you. Get tased. >> You can leave. Leave my >> All right. You're under arrest now. PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND YOUR BACK. YOU WANT TO HIT ME? >> TURN OVER AGAIN. TURN IT OVER. ON YOUR BELLY. >> GET OUT OF YOUR BELLY. >> GET ON YOUR BELLY. GET OUT OF YOUR BELLY. I'M GOING TO GIVE IT TO YOU AGAIN. >> GET ON. QUIET. >> Get on your belly. >> The rest of the family wasn't any better. Even as she was being taken in, they kept causing trouble. Making it clear that logic, well, that wasn't their strong suit. >> You always >> I didn't do anything but smack your back. >> You don't do that. >> Really? What? Really? >> Talking loud [ __ ] >> We'll hear you talking in jail. >> Okay. >> Come on. Walk out. Come on. Don't mess around anymore. >> Not the blood of Jesus. That [ __ ] ain't going to work for us. >> You got a shirt we can put on your >> No, I don't. Take me in like this. >> No. No. Don't. No. >> Don't kick us. >> No. Don't put that nasty ass [ __ ] on me. Go first. Go first. >> Don't let that dirty touch you. He don't even like cleaning this room. Y'all know you AND THEY STEPPED ON MY YOU CALLED THEM AND THEY STEPPING ON YOUR MAMA'S PLANTS. YOU CALLED THEM. LOOK, they disrespecting your mom, dumb ass. This is bad. I hope they doing this police. about getting nothing bomb threat after them coming from God. Them bomb threat coming from God stupid. Y'all didn't put us Y'all done trapped y'allselves. Y'all know that y'all in a mother trap. Y'all so dumb. >> Okay, hold up right there. Hold up right there. >> All this goddamn blood. >> Y'all dumb. >> Y'all dumb. >> Come on. Put your leg in. Get your hand in. >> Nobody's piping. Okay, go ahead. Go ahead. Bring it in. I'll give you that respect, man. >> I'm giving you the respect. I'm not moving. >> Bring your foot in. >> You punched me in the face. You can eat my Get a Brit. >> Yeah, we'll get the I got one in there. >> Lay on the ground. Lay on the ground. >> That's bullies. >> Okay. Use EMS pull push your shirt. I'm the beast. I don't need no paramedic. The paramedics don't need a paramedic. Y'all going to need a paramedic. Your grandkids, your grandma, your mean mom, your papa, your uncle, your auntie, your brother, your sister, your nieces, your nephews, your cousins. The lynching curse has been reversed. Go ask Jason Alan. That's why what happened on Jaylen Walker's birthday July 20th that storm came the lint curses reversed. So all y'all racist mother is in trouble. Y'all with God's crown jewels just like yay. Y UP YOUR [ __ ] WAS CRIMINALS downtown acting. Y elevators is stuck. [ __ ] ain't working right. Computers freezing up. Mother y cop is getting up and you're not reporting it. THEY FALLING ILL. Y'ALL DON'T KNOW WHY. Yeah that cuz God. Cuz God cuz God and this is going to make it worse. Y'ALL WALKED IN GOD'S TRAP HOUSE. JAYLEN WALKER'S BIRTHDAY WAS named uh uh July 20th. What happened on that day? A bad ass storm. Just like last year on his birthday, a badass storm. MORE IS COMING BECAUSE I'M HIGHER RANKING than Jaylen. So me or my brother cuz he's higher ranking than Jaylen. We came here to for this. I hope you see how the sun shining on me. We came here for this to end all OF THIS [ __ ] Y'ALL NOT GOING TO KEEP WITH MY PEOPLE. THIS [ __ ] ENDS. >> THIS [ __ ] ENDS. and and and and the [ __ ] COPS STEPPING ON MY ANCESTORS GOING TO WHOOP Y'ALL ASS. THEY GOING TO WHOOP YOUR KIDS' ASS, YOUR GRANDMOTHER'S ASS, YOUR GRANDFATHER'S ASS, YOUR WIFE'S ASS, YOUR BROTHER'S ASS, YOUR SISTER'S ASS, YOUR COUSIN'S ASS, YOUR NEPHEW'S ASS, YOUR UNCLE'S ASS. I don't give a IF THEY DID. Y WITH GOD, STUPID GOD FOR REAL. None of that [ __ ] Meanwhile, the rest of the family ended up in an embarrassing situation just because they wanted to act like they were above the law. >> All right, there you go. Now we can grab you like this. >> They can't go in a wagon. >> You don't even know which. >> Yeah, we'll pull it tighter. The that one >> ready. You're wrapped like a spoon. It's kind of nice. >> It's like a hug. >> So safe. >> There you go. Good. It's like a like a hug. Perfect. >> You look old as [ __ ] >> I know. >> And I hope you have fun cleaning my spit off your window. >> I'm sorry. What? >> I hope you have fun cleaning my spit off your window. >> Can I come out now? >> I just need to talk to you real quick. Okay. What? about what happened. >> I don't know what the happened. All I did was tap that ginger on the [ __ ] shoulder over there and he tackled me to the ground. I didn't do [ __ ] to him. >> Yeah. Do you want Do you want to talk to me? >> No, I don't want to talk to you. Let me get out. >> You got to sit back. >> How old are you? >> I want to tell you that [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Want to tell you that [ __ ] >> Oh, now you're ALL COMING OVER HERE, RIGHT? THAT WAS FUNNY AS [ __ ] >> You want to >> bring the ginger over here, [ __ ] >> You want to talk to him at all? >> No. >> Okay. >> I don't want to talk to any of y'all. It's hot in here. So, I'd like if you keep the window open. >> I'll get it for you. >> Whatever. >> Midnight RA. Please don't let me down. >> How you doing, sir? Sergeant Donn, >> you wish you wish to speak to me? >> Please don't let me down, sir. Midnight. >> Do you wish to speak to me, sir? Please don't let me down. Midnight. Please don't let me down. Midnight. >> All right, man. We're going to get you inside here. >> All right. >> All right. I look scary as hell. Come on. Come on, man. Cool. Yeah. Hang on, brother. We're going to put this on you. >> You made reference to the guy say nothing. Y'all hear her? I hear I got to listen to you. >> I got to listen right there. >> Hey bud. In the end, the woman was charged with domestic battery and resisting [music] arrest. Her brother and his friend were charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest. Unlike the last case with a headstrong family, this one involves a scammer who pretended to be clueless when he got busted firsthand during a setup meeting. >> You just picked up a bag. >> What? >> You just picked up a bag from somebody. >> Yes. >> Where are you taking it? >> Just taking it on. Guys, that guy's not your relative. >> On the 30th of May 2024, officers responded to a call about [music] an identity scam. They spoke to a 78-year-old male victim. Just after the suspects had already walked away with over 250,000 [music] in gold and 20,000 in cash from a separate 77year-old female victim. With elderly targets [music] and huge amounts of money involved, police knew that they had to act fast. But nothing prepared them for the fact that they were going to intercept [music] a man who was pretty good at scamming elderly people out of their hard-earned money, but at the same time [music] had an incredibly low IQ. >> A whole bunch of charges open involving I don't know, eight eight banks and a whole bunch of stuff, money supposedly went to Syria. And uh this agent called me up and I I did what he asked. I I gave him two ingots of two kilos of gold uh to protect my savings and checking account. >> I'm sorry. You did. You did what? >> I gave him two kilos. I didn't give him directly. I gave it to somebody in a car. probably change some shoes of myself here. >> Uh anyway, where I'm at is I he asked me to liquefy uh my stocks. Uh I have a couple CDs and I have a big annuity. He asked me to liquefy all of them to gold. >> And when I talked to my uh uh JP Morgan uh bank lady. She said to me, "This sounds like sounds like a a fraud." >> To catch the scammer in the act, officers set up a fake package pickup. Once he left with it, they pulled him over, leaving him with no way out. >> You're doing 20 and a 25. You're doing 20 mph and a 25 speed zone. You had like a whole line of people behind you. >> Is there some reason why you're driving so slow? >> Where you going, dude? Sir, I confused because I I I find hotel. >> You find what? >> Hotel. >> Hotel? >> Yes. >> Where are you supposed to go? Where are you going? >> Near hotel. >> A hotel. >> What hotel? >> Holiday. >> The holiday in. >> Yeah. >> Where at? What address? >> Yeah. Here. >> Who do you do? You work for somebody? >> No. Just stay. And because I am so tired. >> What? >> Why? I'm so tired. >> You're tired? Okay. What are you doing? >> What? >> What are you doing? >> Work. >> Who do you work for? >> Chicago. >> Chicago. >> What? You just picked up a bag. >> What? >> You just picked up a bag from somebody. >> Yes. >> Where are you taking it? >> 14 of April. >> Where? >> What? >> My friends. >> Your Who's your friend? >> My friends. >> Who? Who is your friend? >> Shut your car off. >> Yes. >> Take your seatelt off. >> Seat belt. >> Take your seat belt off. Step out. >> Get him out. >> Get out. Go back over there. >> You have anything on you? >> No weapons? >> No. No. I >> Nothing. Okay. >> ID. >> ID. >> Hi. How are you? >> Stay over here. >> Hand me your ID, please. >> Thank you. >> Give me one second. >> Or give me his deal, please. >> You're working right now. >> No. >> No. Do you live here? >> Yes. >> Where do you live? >> Chicago. >> That's not here. >> He tried every excuse he could think of, but the officers were not falling for it. They already had all the necessary details that they needed about him, but needed to interrogate him further. But as they would come to discover in the most bizarre [music] ways possible, intelligence was not really his strong suit. >> What are you doing up here today? >> Why are you up here? >> I came to meet him. >> Oh, okay. >> Who's him? >> My brother. >> Who's your brother? one. Are you in one >> today? I am. >> I I need drink water. >> You need a drink of water? How come? >> Not right now. >> We'll get there. >> Yeah, we just need you to hang tight for a minute. Okay. >> What's the issue? Do you have any kind of medical issues? G water just >> because uh my cell is so >> you have a headache. >> I I cannot see because >> you need an ambulance. >> What >> do you need an ambulance? >> Can you get on? >> Mine. Start find starting please. >> Are you okay, Mr. Patel? >> My I cannot see. I I see black, black, black, black. >> Okay, we're gonna call an ambulance for you. >> We're gonna call an ambulance. >> I need drink water. Like 30. How old are you? Why don't >> you sit? Sit. Yeah, sit down. Put it in the grass. It's not on the dirty ball. >> Come on, buddy. Bruce, >> come on. Let me put you over in the grass. >> That way you're not on the hot sit. Sit up. Lean on me. Wait. Wait. I can I can >> lean back. I got you. >> All right. >> You're good. >> There you go. >> There you go. That way you're not on the hot asphalt. >> Because I drink water. I need to eat water. Do >> you have water? >> Water in your car? >> No, I don't have >> There's no water in there? >> No. >> Oh. So, what water did you need to drink? >> What? What were you going to drink? >> Anything for anybody. >> This story had [music] too many inconsistencies and police finally found the perfect way to trip him up. >> Mr. Patel, how do you say your first name? >> My first name, please. >> Do you have a nickname? >> No. >> No, I'll just call you Mr. Patel. >> Oh, okay. >> So, you're you're from Chicago? Yes. >> And you're just here visiting right now? >> Yes. >> Whose car is this? >> I a rental. you. It's a rental. >> When did you come to Florida? >> Uh uh two day ago. >> Two days ago. >> Yes. >> And what for what purpose? >> Because my brother is here. >> Oh, >> his name Patel. >> Okay. But same last name. Patel. >> Yes. >> He lives here in Stewart. >> In he lives in um Miami. >> Miami. So what are you doing in Stewart right now? >> What? What are you doing here right now in Martin County? >> I uh I go in nearby hotels and stay for >> Singapore. >> My good health. That's right. >> Because I am so tired. >> Uh I I came for Miami >> to drive this and >> uh in morning I go beach. >> You went to the beach this morning? >> Yes. Visit for beach and then now I go nearby hotel. >> You go to the hotel? >> Yes. >> Okay. And and then where were you going to go? Were you going to go back to Miami? >> Yes. When uh two hours stay and then go Miami. >> Oh, okay. >> And then >> when are you going back to Chicago? >> Yeah. Today night. >> Tonight? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. You should probably sleep before you do that. >> What? >> You should probably sleep before you do that. >> Yes. >> If you're tired. >> Yes. >> Um, so today, right now, you just got a package, a gift. Yes. >> Who? From who? Who is that? >> Uh, my relative. >> Who? >> My relative. >> Your relative? Yes. That was your relative? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Um, and where are you taking the package? Just back with you to Miami or Chicago or something? >> Miami. [music] >> Okay. So, so the gift is for you? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Have you seen that guy? Who is who, how is it your relative? >> What? >> How is he your relative? >> My father rel. Your father's related to him. When was the last time you saw him? >> Last time uh when I meet >> When was that? Was that like a month ago? >> No. >> No. When was it? >> Uh uh >> two months ago. A year ago. >> 3 4 months. >> Three or four months ago. You you saw him? >> Yes. >> Okay. And it's Did he give you a gift then too? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. And then what did you do with the gift after you got it? You just took it back to Chicago with you? >> No. No. What did you do with it? >> Uh, I I put Miami. >> You took it to Miami. And did you did you keep it or did you give it to someone? >> No. Keep keep >> It's yours. >> Yeah. >> So So the the This is yours? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. And And what do you what do you do with the gold bars? >> What >> What do you do with the gold bars? >> What? >> It's gold. What do you do with it? >> What? Do for me? Yeah. It's a job. >> Huh? It's a what? >> What did you say? >> He gives you He gives you a gold bar, right? >> A gold >> box, >> right? That has gold in it. >> Yes. Yes. >> What do you do with the gold? >> I I because my sister marriage. >> Uh-huh. >> Then I go I I when I I go India. >> Oh, you went to India with it? >> Because my sister married in January. >> Your sister's getting married. >> Yes. So, you're taking the gold with you to India? >> Yes. >> Okay. Is that what you did 3 or 4 months ago? >> Yes. In January? >> In January, you did that? >> Okay. Um Okay. So, how are you feeling right now? Are you okay? >> Yes, good. But I need drink water. >> Okay. We're going to we're going to get you some. Okay. They're on the way. >> Thank you, sir. >> Just hang tight for a second. Okay. >> Despite his confusing answers, officers kept pressing until he cracked. >> You lived in America your whole life? >> Yes. You have >> what? >> Have you lived here your whole life? >> Yeah. >> You have? >> No. >> No. >> What? I My language. >> Were you born here or were you born in You were born in India. >> Yeah. >> When did you move here? >> In October. >> In where? >> October. >> Of this year of 2000. That's when you moved to Chicago. >> Yes. >> Okay. I came in 200 >> 2023. >> Yes. >> In in October. >> In October. >> Yes. >> Do you work? >> Yeah, I work in Duncan. >> At Duncan? Yes. >> Donuts? >> Yes. >> Make coffee? >> Yes. >> I like it. Are you a Are you on a work visa or you are you a citizen here? >> What? >> Are you a citizen here too in India? Two places? >> No. >> You on work visa? >> I came here in two October. >> So you live here permanently? Permanent resident? >> Yeah. >> Oh, okay. Cool. >> So you got your citizenship? >> What? >> You have citizenship? Are you a are you United States citizen now? >> No. No. >> No. No. Okay. >> So, are you going back to India or are you going to stay? >> Stay here because I have a green card. >> Oh, you have a green card? >> Yes. That's what I was asking. Work visa. >> Okay. >> Work visa. Who's green card? Work visa. >> No green card. My family's here. >> Yeah. Okay. >> Your family's here? >> Yeah. In Chicago. >> In Chicago. >> Except your somebody's in Who's in Miami? Uh, can I pick my call? >> Uh, no, not right now. >> Okay. Sorry. Sorry. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> Um, so who is in Miami? >> My brother. >> Your brother? >> It's brother. Brother. >> And is that the brother that's getting married in India? >> Yes. >> So when are you going back to India? >> In January because my sister married >> in J. >> In January. [snorts] Um, I'm going to 10:15 if you could take him to CR. I >> think that's where we're going. Stand up. >> Yeah. Hop on up, Mr. Patel. >> All right. >> Here, let me take this. I'll hold it for you. Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead and put your hands behind your back. >> It's okay. >> I got you. >> Got him. >> Watch that. >> We're going to take you back to the office. Okay. We're being placed under arrest right now, but we're going to take you back to the office. >> What? >> Okay. I know. You can take your water. >> What? Why not? >> Because that guy's not your relative. >> Hey, Ryan, leave his handcuffs off for one second >> or at least one or >> Yeah. I'd like this phone. >> Yes. >> Hang tight. Okay. Nobody gets to go in my car without. Yeah, >> I'll take that. No, I don't tell her any but >> he's got to check any of his rules. The way it works. >> Give any of his property to Jen and she'll meet you at CD. >> There's that. Not hiding anything down here. No, >> Mr. Patel, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. And you said your brother's in Miami. That's your family. And then the guy you met at the hot no, sorry, the guy you met up there at the up the road is your relative. >> Okay. >> He eventually admitted that all his victims were American while the money and gold were being sent [music] to India. Even with a prior warrant for the same scam in another country, he claimed he had no clue [music] what the money was for. In the end, the man was charged with first-degree grand theft and organized fraud for $50,000 or more. Speaking of cops dealing with questionable decision-making, here's a woman who thought refusing to sign a speeding ticket was a brilliant idea. >> 75. >> Me? >> Yeah. Under the overpass. So, I am giving you a ticket for the speeding and for not having proof of insurance with you. >> I can't speed 75 on that. >> Well, sure you can. You sign these or you come with me. >> Give me a minute, sir. >> There's no minute. >> I'm so scared. >> You had the opportunity to sign. >> I break you. >> I asked you three times. On the 27th of August 2024, police officers pulled over a driver for speeding, only for her to act completely unaware of what she had done. >> Hello. You're in a big hurry this morning. >> I'm going to work. My dad is over there. No. Yeah. It's just like What's a big hurry? It's like 45, right? >> It's 45. Yeah. >> Yeah. >> How fast do you think you were going? >> 40. >> Oh, before we got to the traffic light. before like >> 75. >> Me? >> Yeah. Under the overpass. 75 miles an hour. >> What were you speeding up for? >> Doing 30 over the speed limit. Why? >> What? I'm so sorry for that. >> I was trying to get to work. Yeah. >> Okay. Do you have your driver's license and proof of insurance with you? >> Yeah. There's no way I'm 25, but >> 70s. No. Sorry here. >> And do you have proof of insurance for the car with you? >> Yes, I do have Hold on. Let me see. Yeah, registration, right? >> Yeah, that's registration. I just need proof of insurance. Uh insurance is um um what's >> okay? I need to see what they send you. >> It's on my phone. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Because they sent me by me. >> Tango 13. You can update the location CVS. >> You you I need to show you the bill. Well, the the like the ID cards that they send you, even electronically, is okay. >> Yeah. >> After fumbling for her documents, the officers decided that it was time to stop entertaining [music] her excuses and give her what she deserves. >> So, I am giving you a ticket for the speeding and for not having proof of insurance with you. You're going to get >> Are you serious? You're meant by proof of insurance. I'm calling them and I showed you that >> if you got involved in a crash, you're required to show proof of involved in a crash. Are you driving me like now? Like you want me just to be upset? >> No. >> Over. You're not on top of >> Would you like to listen? You ask me questions and you don't let me answer. >> Sir, I'm like really irritated now. >> Okay. >> You just wanted like to blame me on nothing. >> I don't just stop people for no reason. >> You did stop me for like no reason. >> No, ma'am. You were doing 75 mph. The speed limit's 40. >> I can't be on 75. I'm not on Buddha Chris or I don't have a Tesla that you know you can speed to 75 >> on my street. I can't speed to 75 on that. >> Well, sure you can >> under Roosevelt. Yes. >> Roosevelt here like from that exit to my to that >> where the overpass is. >> I did not I come from that exit. It's like there's no >> you didn't come from that exit because you were in onwards and not the exit lane. >> There's not enough distance to speed to 75. >> Yeah, there's plenty of distance to speed to 75. >> I see my speed. >> I got you with laser. I got you at >> your laser probably need to be fixed. >> Okay. If you would like to contest it in court, please do. I will bring all my documents with me in the meantime. Yeah, it's like >> you are being cited for the speeding as well as not having proof of insurance with you because it is 30 mph over the speed limit. You have a mandatory court appearance. They are going to subpoena you in the mail. If you still live on road, that's where the subpoena is going to go. Just make sure you look for that within the next week or two. Your court date will be 4 to 6 weeks from now. Do you have any questions about that? >> Sorry, sir. I'm pretty Yeah. >> I'm very irritated now. Like, you know, >> I understand Jeep. >> I did not cause. >> I I am not responsible for your driving. >> What do you mean we're not smiling? >> No. >> Like you're not >> Your actions are the reason that we're here. >> Yes. I I totally understand that you have to do your job. These top two copies are [music] the court copies. You are given these in lie of being arrested. So I need your signature on the lines. I just told you you are given uh citations in lie of being arrested. >> My turn. >> Okay. >> You are required to sign these. >> Can I Can I >> No, you can call them when we're done. >> No, I just call my attorney. >> Ma'am, I want you to listen to me very carefully. >> Excuse me. You have to sign these or you go to jail. >> Instead of following instructions, the woman made the worst possible choice and tried to argue her way out of it. A dumb decision she'd instantly regret. >> You sign these or you come with me? >> Give me a minute, sir. >> There's no minute. We've been here for 10 minutes already. >> Yes. I I've been for more than that. Just please give me a minute, ma'am. Yeah. >> A minute. Yeah. >> Look at me. >> Minute. Yeah. Give me a minute. No minute. Let's go. >> Oh, what do you mean let's go? You can't call me off. >> Excuse me. Don't touch me. >> Out of the car, >> sir. Give me a minute, sir. You can't You can't do that to me. >> Out of the car. >> Hello, >> ma'am. >> Yes. >> Uh, the officer is pulling ME OUT THE CAR. What are you doing >> on your feet? >> What? What do you mean? I did not do nothing. >> Just give me a minute. >> Oh, ma'am. >> Give me that. No, we've already passed that point. >> Oh, no. What do you mean? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, just give me a minute, sir. You What did I do to you? >> I've already explained this to you. >> Okay. Well, let me just sign it, please. >> Hands behind your back, >> please. >> Oh my god. I'm so ma'am. >> You're making this far worse for yourself. >> I'm Oh my god. >> Stand up. Stand up. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Mama. >> Okay, we're going to go to the ground then. >> Gently. All right. Leave me alone. [screaming] Like my work is over there. What did I do to you? Look. Maybe I need to go to the hospital. >> Okay, we can arrange that. You're still going to go to jail afterwards. >> Please leave me alone. What did I do to you? I'm going to I'm going to sign. Let me talk to my No, sir. I I Sir, please. Sir, I'm so sorry, sir. What do you need me to do? >> I've already explained to you what I needed from you. >> Users used to comply up to this point. >> Sir, >> you are now being arrested for instruction. >> What did I do? Sir, >> do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? >> Let me call my boss. >> Do you want to stand or do you want to lay on the ground? >> Sir. >> Ma'am. >> Sir, please. >> We're still back to square one. We are not answering questions. >> Please, I beg you. Sir, I beg you. >> 13. You have somebody in 10:15. >> Sir, I beg you. I I'll sign. I'll do whatever you want. Just leave me. Sir, I'm sorry. >> You had the opportunity to sign. >> I beg you. I asked you three times, >> sir. I'm so sorry. >> You've chose not to do that. >> That's why we are here where we are now. >> Mama. >> No matter how much she tried to play the victim, she had already done enough [music] to land herself in jail. >> Excuse me, sir. Please. I did not DO NOTHING. SIR, >> come this way. Sir, >> do you have anything on you that can go with you? Anything that'll poke or stab or anything? >> No. Why do you take me, sir? Please, I beg you, sir. Sir, I'm so sir, I did not do nothing. Sir, >> you're going to have to take these bracelets off. >> No, sir. Sir, please. >> You're doing that, sir. >> No, sir. Sir, I'm sorry. >> This sir, sir, please. Sir, I >> Okay, stop turning around this way. >> You're just making this far more difficult, >> sir. I have it to be me. Sir, >> sir, I beg you, sir. What are you doing to me? My dad is over there. They're waiting for me. Sir, sir, why are you doing this? Sir, let me call my sister. Please, let me call my sister. >> All you had to do is sign the citations. >> Okay, I'll sign it. >> No, no. See, we've passed that point when I asked you three times and then I told you to get out of the car. And you still I want to call my my attorney because I did not know the reason. >> You did not know even though I explained to you three times. >> I'm sorry, sir. Please, please let it go. >> I understand. You're very remorseful. >> Do you have anything in your pockets? >> No, sir. I have nothing. Let me go. >> You're going to have to have a seat in this car. >> Go to the other side or >> Let me get my phone. >> You got it. >> My hand, sir. Let me call my Let me get my phone. seat. Please sit all the way in, please. >> Sit all the way in. >> Sit all the way in, please. >> Where are you taking me? >> Have a seat, ma'am. You're only getting more charges the more you don't comply. >> Oh, okay. >> Please sit inside the car. >> Feet inside the car. >> Sir, let me inside the car. >> Sir, I'm afraid. Sir, don't do this. >> In the end, the woman was charged with resisting an officer, speeding, [music] and no insurance. Moving on to the serial shoplifter who was caught red-handed yet denied everything, going as far as lying about [music] her son's health just to dodge the consequences. >> Did you put your mask on? >> I just like surgery. >> On the 16th of April, 2022, officers received a call from Walmart reporting a woman who [music] was alleged to have stolen something from the store. When the officers arrived at the scene, they had no idea that they were not prepared to [music] deal with a serial shoplifter. >> Hey, get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> Yeah. >> Get out of the car. >> I came in with the stuff and you can ask the people at the front >> right now. You almost back in my car. So, just pull it in, park it, and get out of the car. >> Okay. >> We'll figure that out. Okay. >> Okay. There's two ladies at the front. >> Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> I came in with the stuff. >> Okay. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. My son's in surgery right now and I have to go. >> That's great. Pull it in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> Okay. The Orlando Surgery Center. >> That's okay. Pull your car in and park it. We'll figure it out. >> I came in with You didn't even out the oil. I came in with with >> I'm 55. >> We'll figure it out between me and you and the Los Angeles officer, right? All right. >> Okay. Well, everything was left there. I was coming out my wallet. We'll figure it out. >> I promise we'll figure it out. >> Right now, we're making time cuz he just said you shoplifted. >> I didn't shop listed, but I came right here. I put this stuff right here in the door. It wasn't even past pointing the sale. >> You will figure it out. I haven't got his story yet. I have to hear your story. I have to hear his right now. He's saying you need >> my number. >> No. >> Please. >> No. Park your car. Get out of your car. >> I have to get to my son, sir. Or ma'am, >> park your car. >> Okay. Turn your keys off. Put on the back. You're detained currently. You could be in detain. >> Because I'm detaining you. >> How? >> Because he's accusing you of a crime and you left. >> I'm not arguing with you. I'm being nice. >> He just the auto guy said I came back. >> He just confirmed that. >> Okay. >> It immediately started becoming obvious that she had a thing for making dumb decisions. Despite the officer making the best efforts to handle the situation in the best possible way, she was determined to heat it up. Okay. >> Merchandise in the other book bag also that's on 34 has merchandise and you left the last one. >> Okay. >> No no no we're not we're not we're not arguing. We're not arguing. >> I'm being nice and not putting you in handcuffs right now. >> Right. >> So kindly turn your vehicle off. >> Uhhuh. >> And we'll figure it out. I will talk to him. I will talk to you. But right now he's saying a crime was a crime committed. So, you're detained by me based on his statement to us and to the 911 operator. >> But how am I being detained if I left my stuff right there? I was getting ready to get an oil change. >> That's not an argument I'm going to make. Okay. I need you to turn your vehicle off and come out with me. We'll go inside and we'll figure it out. And if it is just a misunderstanding, you'll be good to go. >> Okay. Okay. So, how long will this guy take? As long as it takes. I'll get it done as soon as I can. Okay. 33. I'll be over at the time. How about the car? You might want to roll your window up. >> Can I Can I call somebody to call him cuz my son is in surgery? >> Sure. Right now, hop out of the vehicle with your information, including your phone, and we can call them on the way in. Okay. If the faster we do this, faster you can get out of here. >> Okay. >> So, if we multitask, >> if we multitask, we can get this done faster. >> Okay. >> All right. So, let's park the car. As we're walking in, you can call somebody. Does that work? >> I don't understand. All the merchandise is right there. >> I've explained it like five times. >> Said that I walked in with the heart. >> Get out of the car. Unlock the car and get out of the car right now. >> Okay. But they just >> turn off the car. Unlock the door and get out of the car right now. You are under arrest. >> How am I under arrest? >> For stealing. >> For stealing. >> Shoplifting. >> I stopped with the stuff right there to >> That is past all points of sale. >> At this point, she had started to sense that the situation was getting tense [music] and that trouble was just around the corner. >> Get out of the vehicle right now. >> How is that point? >> I'm done arguing with you. >> Just stop right there. >> I'm done arguing with you. Turn off the car and get out of the vehicle now. You are under arrest. >> I have my son who just had surgery. >> Okay. >> I just had my son who had surgery. >> Turn off. Don't stop resisting. >> Stop. I'm not resisting. >> You are resisting. Get out of the vehicle right now. >> I'm not resisting. >> I'm not resisting. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm not resisting. >> Out of the car now. Let's go. You're going to catch a charge if you just just get out of the car. >> I don't understand why. >> We're not talking about it anymore. Get out of the car. Get out. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. I'm just rolling. >> We will do that for you in a minute. >> I'm rolling my window up. That's it. >> Take the key out of the ignition. >> I'm just rolling my window up. Roll the window up for me. >> Get out of the car. We will get out of the car. Nope. >> Just roll the window up for me. That's all I need. Roll it up. I will roll it up. I promise. >> Okay. Roll it up now. Get out of the car. Slap out the car. We'll roll it up. >> Okay, roll it up now. Please >> get out of the car. >> Okay, that's all I'm asking is to roll up the window. >> Please. >> Jesus Christ. >> Eventually, she decided [music] to show the cops that she was not going to be an easy walk over. This would later turn out to be a very bad decision. >> Face the vehicle. Basic face. >> Don't resist. >> I'm not resisting, but come on now. This is ridiculous. >> 302. We're fighting one. >> This is ridiculous. >> This is ridiculous. Stop. Stop. I didn't even do anything. All the merchandise is right there. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. Get tased. >> My son. >> Do you want to get tased? >> My son is back. Can I call? Please. >> No. We're past that. >> Please. Please. Please. Can I call? Please. >> No. Can I call? Please. >> Can I call? Please. Can I call Oh my please. >> He just got out of surgery. Please. That's all I'm asking. >> Please >> stop resist. We will call, but you need to stop resisting. >> You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. >> I'm not resisting, but can you please call my son? >> Please >> put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. We're past that. Put your hand behind your back now. Can I call my son? >> PUT YOUR HANDS BEHIND your back now. >> That's all I'm asking you is to call my [music] son. >> No, we're past that. >> What do you mean you're past that? >> Cuz you resisted about 45 times. >> I'm asking you to call my son. He's 4 years old. Please. Please. You please. All I need to do is call [music] my son. Please. >> Come on. Can you give me this quick, >> please? Please, can I call my son? >> Of your belt loop. >> Can I call my son, please? >> For some reason, up until this point, she was still failing to realize the gravity of the situation. But that was soon about to change. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Why are you doing this? >> Because you are under arrest. Put your hands behind your back. >> Why am I under arrest? >> For shoplifting. Put your hands >> I didn't shoplift. Put your hands behind your back now or I'm going to tase you. >> I did not shoplift. >> I did not shoplift. >> Put your hand behind your back. >> Can I get up now? >> Nope. >> We're still figuring this out. You got to do it this way. Don't scratch me. >> Stop moving. >> You have your hands up. >> All right. Are you going to cooperate now? >> Yes. I just want to call my son. He is >> surgeon. Please >> sit up. >> I can't sit up. Can you help me out? >> Bend your knee. Roll this way. Bend your knee. >> And then roll backwards. >> This way. >> Now tuck this hand in. >> Tuck this knee under. How? I have a AC joint dislocation. I was just in a car accident. >> Can you help me up? >> No. Stay sitting. >> Are you done? >> Yes. I I don't understand. I >> I I can't help you that you don't understand. >> I've explained it to you several times. You're under arrest for shoplifting. You're going to jail. You're also being charged with resisting. [music] >> All right. So, I'm done explaining that to you. You are going to the Seminal County Jail. >> I'm not resisting. >> You were? >> I'm resisting because >> I gave you several lawful orders and you did not obey any of them. >> And I left everything at the door. Garage transport so I can just get the paperwork. >> Yeah, I can do that. >> Yeah, let's do that. >> Can I please call my son? >> No. >> Hey, take that out of your hands. >> My son is 4 years old. >> That's too bad. >> Call him from jail. >> Yeah, that's too bad. And call him from the jail. They give free calls there. >> Eventually, she began realizing that not only was she in trouble, but her [music] ignorant actions had further complicated things. >> I had two counts of arrest. Face the car cuz you're resisting. >> Two officers right now. >> Spread your feet apart. >> Spread them apart. >> Spread your feet. >> Stay in the car. >> Can I please right now? >> They don't have security and all that. Please. I have >> Put your foot inside the car. Put your foot inside. >> Put your foot in the car. Please. I'm not. I was just literally trying to make a call. That's all I was trying to do was make a call. I haven't Did you put your mask on? >> Fine. >> Who just had to drink, >> please? >> It soon became clear to the cops that this woman was even dumber [music] than they thought. >> Why you keep If you're on probation for shoplifting, girl, why you keep shoplifting? >> I wasn't trying to shoplift. >> You weren't trying to shoplift? What what do you call even if let's say let's just say for giggles that you did that you didn't all right that you you said you left everything at his feet and then walked away before point of sale. What do you call that? [music] Even if it was before point of sale. What are we going to call that? Almost shoplifting. >> I was like shoplifting. >> Well, what would you what would you call that? battery on a Leo when I wasn't even trying to fight when all I was trying to do was put my window up on my car. >> Correct. You got to put your But when we tell you to get out of the car, you get out of the car now. We don't >> I put the car park. I listen [music] to everything they said. Listen, I'm the CI. I work for the sheriff department. >> Okay. I don't understand how that's going to help you out. >> Trying to get on the streets of this world. Okay. You're also charged shoplifting, too. >> In the end, she was charged with grand [music] theft and was sentenced to 24 months in probation. Just like the last case, this one is all about a relentless thief who just would not give up. >> You shouldn't have done it to me. I was I'm sober. I've been 13 days sober. They shouldn't have done it. >> On the 4th of May 2023, officers from the St. Cloud Police Department, Florida, responded to a call from Walmart, about a woman who was alleged to have committed retail theft. She was caught while pretending to pay for some items in the selfch checkckout lane, but never did. A Walmart assets protection officer prevented her from [music] leaving the vicinity and called the cops. When they arrived at the scene, they had no idea that they were dealing with one of the dumbest shoplifterss ever. >> [laughter] >> How you doing? >> She went to the register and she feels like without stand. >> All right, man. Do me a favor. Stand up for me. Stand up. I need you to stand up here. See, please. Put it down. Come on. Stand up and turn turn around. Put your hand behind your back. They want to prosecute. >> They want to prosecute. That's what it is. Stay right here. Do not move. >> For someone who was crying [music] moments ago, her next request was silly considering the fact she had just been caught stealing. A possible indication that she [music] had not realized the seriousness of things just yet. >> Can I get a cigarette? But they said I could have a cigarette. >> Once we're done, >> once we're done Yeah. Once we're doing what we have to do, I'll we'll let you guys. >> Well, can I get my other hearing aid, please? Let me find it and then I'll I'll get it for you to address. >> Let me run out of pee first so bad. >> Ma'am, >> please sit in. >> I understand. You're just delaying the inevitable. >> Ma'am, please. >> Come on. This the seat is up. You got to you got to you got to get up, man. You got to get up. >> I know. I am. >> Okay. >> Come on. There you go. >> Come on. Sit. Sit the right way. >> I had anxiety. >> You're fine. [laughter] You're fine. >> Watch your thing. Please don't take me with my daughter. Please. >> You're fine. Just breathe. [music] Just breathe. Okay. I got to breathe. Can I get a place to breathe? Ma'am, >> you're going to fall. I got to breathe. You're going to fall. >> Okay, you're fine. I'm going to let you sit like this. I'm going to buckle you in after. Just sit down and relax. Okay. Just breathe. Just listen to whatever we say, though. >> Okay. >> All right. Come on. >> I got you. Go ahead. >> I took my shoes off cuz it's sweating. I haven't tidy my head. >> It's fine. Here you go. I have my drink. I did pay for it. >> You want You're going to You want me to put it in your mouth for you and then light it up? >> Yeah, I got it. >> I'm not going to take you out of the handcuff though. >> No, I don't. >> You got it. Here. I got you. I'll I'll light it up for you. >> Here you go. Okay. >> Eventually, it began to dawn on her that stealing from Walmart wasn't the best of ideas. >> You shouldn't have done it to me. I was I'm sober. I've been 10 days sober. I shouldn't have done it. I should have >> That's fine. You're going to keep your shoes off for now. You're fine right now. You're good. >> Yeah. No, I just want to pause. >> I should have done it. I'm so sorry. I'm so sorry. >> All right, man. Go ahead. Take >> I'm going to toss the cigarette. Don't throw it on the ground here. I got your >> your bottle. I'll throw it. >> I don't think you're allowed to leave stickers. >> I know. Step on. You have to toss it on the ground. >> But this woman was [music] yet to make her dumbest decision yet. It seemed like her show of remorse was merely a ploy to distract the cops. And when they least [music] expected it, she made an even more stupid move. >> Sorry. Hey, stop. I can't. I can't. I can't. >> I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't. No. I'm sorry. I'm very >> How many opportunities did we give you? Huh? Smoke and start taking off. Guess what? That's another charge now. Get in. >> Get in. >> Step up. >> [ __ ] off. Sit back. [laughter] >> Well, you just made it 10 times worse. Why did you think [music] running was going to be smart? >> I don't want to lose everything. I'm a good girl, please. Eddie got me recognized. I I'll pay for everything. What? Why can't I pay for everything and and be done with it? >> In the end, she was charged with petite theft, resisting arrest [music] without violence, and was sentenced to 6 months probation.