from dealing with this brat who got fired up the moment she was told no for the first time in her life. >> What the are you looking at with your stupid drug self? Why the can you not look at ONEING AREA WITH YOUR [ __ ] EYES STRAIGHT WITH YOUR STUPID SELF? YOU'RE >> NOT GOING to get in the car. >> I spit on anybody who the I wanted to and it wasn't you. Shut the [ __ ] up. >> To handling this brat who thought a trespass warning was optional right up until it wasn't. >> As of right now, you need to leave the property. >> I'm going to tell you this one last time. If you don't leave, you're going to go in. Ma'am, leave the property. >> They told you to leave and then say you >> That's my phone. >> Your phone's right here. >> Your phone? We got you a phone, >> bro. What the Oh god. here are several intense moments when unruly brats get to realize that the world doesn't revolve around them. Starting with an indecent airport brat with main character energy who quickly learned the hard way that laws don't bend for spoiled attitude. Your sight was cancelled. >> So listen to me. >> Why can't I book through? >> You can't manhandle a female. So don't touch me though. I'm going go to jail for you handling me like that. >> Don't keep walking. Let's go. >> But he's a racist. That's what it is. >> On July the 22nd, 2025, police officers responded to an airport after disturbing reports came in about a brat who clearly thought that the world revolved around her. She had already been banned from boarding a flight, and that should have been the end of it. But instead of finding a reasonable way to deal with the situation, she became erratic and started throwing a scene. A perfect recipe for a well-earned reality lesson. >> Only you're going to listen to me. You're not going to be flying. Yeah. >> Put your foot down. >> It's not about the foot. >> No, it is. I'm telling you to pick something up. >> Book off 8:47 a.m. really up. >> I'm not drunk. I'm just tired. >> They're booking for the day. You're not going to get on that flight. >> I'm very tired. >> I got already. >> Okay, we have two options where I give you a refund. You go purchase tickets with another guy. >> What's the other option? >> I just gave you two options. >> You didn't say nothing. I did. I want to see if I can >> either you for the next op the next flight available. >> I'm not leaving tomorrow or I give you a coupon and you can the ticket >> because you're going to you're missing. >> I gave you two options that I need to choose for because you're missing. >> All right. What I'm going to do is I'm running. I have to go. You're going to fight. Okay. But you're not telling what you're saying. >> No, ma'am. Miss, >> I don't even realize what you going to do, though. >> Only reason that I'm so upset because I got here at 12:00. Look, you want to know how it went? >> I went back behind the counter. >> But I'm going tell you why I'm so upset. Because I had to save 185 extra for all the ticket. You hear me? Look, I'm not even lying. Look. So, this is why I'm so upset because they like, "Oh, when I got there the first time, they're like, "Oh, you got to book an um 2 hours in advance." >> So, when I booked it at 8:47 a.m., >> right? >> I got here and >> they still telling me the same thing. I don't like it. That's why I'm so upset >> because Spirit Airline told me that, "Hey, you can get there at 11:47 a.m. and they're going to let you check in." I checked in, right? I checked in at 8:47 a.m. Right. >> So, she no longer has a flight. She's no longer traveling with she's not going to be traveling with you guys. You >> done? Are you done? >> Let's go. >> You're not going to be traveling with them from somewhere else to Miami. >> Let's go. >> Yeah. >> So, when is my money coming back to my car? >> 7 to 10 days. >> No, it's a credit. You're not >> It's a credit. You get credit back to your >> miss. I don't have any money on my card. I already booked the flight for here. >> Her slur speech had already raised a few eyebrows about her state of mind and the officers were noticing every single bit of it. While the officers watched her protest the boarding ban, it became clear that she was not handling it the right way because there were far less messy ways to deal with a problem like that than the scene that she was creating. >> Yeah, I will. >> So when I when you give me the credit, I could use that for another fight. >> But listen to me. You saying it's taking 7 to 10 business days for the refund, right? >> So what? >> I'm going to get the whole 150 back. >> Yeah, you get the money back. Yeah. >> Back up, please. >> I'm going to get the whole money back. >> Back up, please. >> Yes, sir. I did back up. How much you want me to back up? >> We're going to need my little >> We're going to need to exit the airport. >> You're going to have to exit the unless we go to the next time, you know, book. private entity. They say you cannot do anybody know >> your flight was cancelled. >> But listen to me. >> Don't even come on. Let's go. So, I missed the first flight >> and I booked. >> We need to exit or you probably going to get arrested. We don't want that. >> No, I don't want to get arrested. >> So, where can I book the flight? Because I had to have to go to somewhere else and book. >> But miss, why can't I book? >> You can't manhandle a female. Don't touch me though. >> You acting like a go to jail. >> I'm going go to jail for you handling me like that. >> Don't keep walking. Let's go. >> But he's a racist. That's what it is. see the races. >> Treating the law like it was optional had never fixed anyone's disrupted flight schedule. If anything, it would only complicate the situation further. Meanwhile, her main diva energy kept pushing the drama forward, not knowing that she was heading for a destination that would not require a flight ticket. >> Racing. >> Hey, I ain't asking you 15 times, >> Miss M. I lost the way. That's all. I was supposed to say I walked away. You heard them. >> Just turn around. Turn around. >> Why are you doing that? If I walked away, >> that's weird. >> Bravo. >> If I walked away, >> stop moving. >> I'm not moving. But if I walk away, I'm walking away. That's what I said. >> That's fine. >> You said go to the fight, right? So I was walking away. All I was doing is talking. >> Have you been drinking that many you drinking? >> No. >> Cuz I can smell the afro. I can smell. >> Okay. I took a but I wasn't drinking. >> But I just because I'm paying so much money. Come on. Come on. >> But if you're arresting me, it has to be for a different reason. So, my problem is that they wasn't letting me get the flight because I was on some >> window. Huh? All right. Is this related to the other >> trespassing? >> The lady told me that I could come. >> The lady come here to come. So, how much? She told me to come. My flashlight's fell somewhere. told me I could come for my university. She told me to come. >> That's what I'm saying. >> We asked you to leave. >> Watch your leave. But you got to understand about $500 extra. >> And you got a refund. >> No, I didn't. You not understanding it. I didn't get a refund. I put it in. You can look at my telephone. That's >> I'm not intoxicated. >> Come on. >> All I did was try to get an extra >> Yes. >> But all I did was try to get an extra flight. You hear me? >> I don't have any at all. >> You hear me? I would not not let you know that I just paid $800 extra for a flight. You hear me? But did you hear me? >> I was not complain. I was complaining. >> Imagine you paying $800. >> In the end, she was charged with trespassing and disorderly intoxication. Although this young lady was unbelievable, the next one followed the same script by acting like she could outsmart a trespass warning until she poked the bear and got exactly what she deserved. >> Nope. They don't want you back on their property for a year. If you come back, you go to jail. You don't even know my name. >> Don't fight. Don't fight. >> What are you doing? She just said I can order food. What are you doing? >> Please, officer. Please. Please. Please. I will not resent. >> TECHNICALLY, I'M ALLOWED TO HAVE MY PHONE back here. >> She knows all of her rights. >> I know my rights, bro. See, on April the 2nd, 2025, officers responded to a restaurant after a woman locked herself in the bathroom for over an hour while staff knocked and customers waited. What started as a simple welfare check quickly turned sour simply because she wasn't acting like a guest anymore. She was acting as if the place belonged to her, loudly claiming her rights and carrying on like the whole world was supposed to revolve around her. >> Hello. >> Hi. Hello. >> Hi. >> You guys doing? >> Waiting for the bathroom. I've been looking for more than an hour. What's going on? >> You guys knocked. Has anyone answered? >> Yeah, she's answering, but she just want to open the door. >> Do you have a key? >> I broke a key, but whatever. >> You guys have a key? >> All right. >> Yeah. It's not public. It's private. You've been there in an hour. They need you to leave. >> It is a private business. They want you to leave. If you do not leave, you will go to jail. >> And this is your last warning. Come out. Open the door. You're refusing to leave. That is what you're doing wrong. It's called trespassing. >> Thank you. How you going? >> Well, you are trespassing on private property. >> If you have medical problems, we're going to get you medic. >> Thanks. >> You need to leave. >> Let's go. Come out. I don't need to >> you go to jail. >> You going to go in and call? >> What? >> Let's go. We're going to tell you this one last stop. If you don't leave, you're going to go in and call. Let's go. >> I'm going where? >> To jail. >> To jail for trespassing. >> We're going to jail. Stop and leave private property. Private property. I don't leave now. >> How am I How am I trespassing? I know my >> You are being told to leave a private business. >> Okay. I hear you. I understand you. I am leaving in two minutes. >> Listen, I'm going to give you your last warning. If you don't leave, you going in postul. >> All right, let's go. I'm leaving. >> Do not come back on this property. You're trespassed. >> How? >> How am I trespassed? >> They don't want you back on this property. >> Step out. >> Leave the property or you go to jail. step out of the property or you want an end call. >> The officers eventually succeeded and got her to step out of that restaurant, but the victory didn't last long. She already had a foolish plan in mind, and that plan was about to be the foundation of her wos. >> Ma'am, did you hear what I said? >> Mother, >> no. Off the property. That means out of the parking lot, off the sidewalk. >> If you come back onto this property, sidewalk or parking lot, you go to jail. >> Mother, bro, you are ridiculous. I was using the bathroom and I have >> It doesn't matter. Other people need to use the bathroom. >> I know my rights. >> You have no rights on private property. If they don't want you there, you have to leave. It's >> not private property. >> Yes, it is. This is a public restaurant. >> It is a private entity. >> You know what? You know what? >> This is your last chance. Leave or you go to jail. >> I'm off the property. >> No, you're not. You're still in their parking lot. >> You guys want her to leave, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Still in the parking lot. >> All right. And who's the manager? >> I know. Am I right? >> Okay. And you want her to leave? >> You're going to get hit by a car. >> In the bathroom. I mean, it says for her to use the bathroom, but it's not saying for that bathroom. >> Okay. >> As of right now, do you want her to leave the property? Okay. Ma'am, this is the manager. She's asking you to leave. All right. As of right now, you need to leave the property. I'm going to tell you this one last time. If you don't leave, you're going to go in income. Ma'am, leave the property. >> Thank you so much for letting me handle my medical issues. What is your name? >> Officer Charles. >> Charles >> and Nicholas, thank you for not helping me. >> Okay. >> You do not know. >> We offered you the medics. If you want to go to the hospital, we'll call the medics for you. >> I don't need the medics. >> Okay. Well, then you need to leave the problem. >> Handling my issues. You need to leave. >> Doesn't matter how long it takes. If I'm an hour, there's two bathrooms. >> They don't have to let you use it. >> Why? >> Because it's a private entity. >> Okay. And if I was buying something, that's why >> they can deny you service. >> So, can I get my food? >> No. >> No. At this time, they don't want your service. >> Nope. They don't want you back on their property for a year. If you come back, you go to jail. >> You don't even know my name. >> We don't need to know your name. If you come back, you're going to jail. >> They don't know my name. >> We know your face. It's recorded property. I know my I know my rights. And y'all are [ __ ] I'm going to report you. >> All right. Less than 30 minutes later, the officers got called back. And there she was again, the same brat acting like the law didn't apply to her. Convinced that even if any rules existed, they were made to bend around her whims, she planned to allow the officer to leave and then return to finish whatever absurd nonsense she was doing in the first place. >> Did they sell her food? >> So, did you guys did you guys allowed here? I'm saying did you guys allow her know cuz you guys you guys been having something like this situation something. Okay. >> I just got food. What are you doing? >> Don't fight. Don't fight. >> What are you doing? She just said I can order food. What are you doing? >> You just said I could order food. She just said I could order food. You're >> under arrest. >> Really? No, >> just arrest her. >> Wait, wait, wait, wait. I I know my right. >> Wait, >> don't fight. >> Wait. >> You fight, you're going to get hurt. >> I'm telling you. Put your hands together. >> Girl, did you not just say I could order food? >> Did you not just I could order food? >> You told me. She's been detained right now. So, >> did you call me that? >> I was on the phone with them and I asked you if I could order food. Now I have to call them again. >> Relax. Relax. >> Relax. >> Can I please just Can you please stop? >> Can you please stop? >> For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? For what? >> Trespassing. >> For what? >> You just said I could order. All right, let's go. >> No, you went to the bathroom and I told you they just told you to leave and then you say you were talking to them. >> Let's go. >> THAT'S my phone. >> Your phone's right here. >> Your phone. We got you a phone. >> Bro, what the You just said I could order food, bro. What the what the dude? >> Relax. >> Can I please make a phone call? Cuz I was just talking to your managers. >> Relax right now. >> I was just on the phone with the company. >> Let me make a phone call. >> Hey, can you >> No, I can't. She just said I can order food. We told you you weren't allowed back on the property. >> And she said that it was okay. >> She just said it was okay. I don't understand. Just let me get something to drink. I have a medical issue. >> Then we'll get you medically cleared before you go to jail. >> Please. What's your medical issue? >> I need to make a phone call. I have intoception. Please. >> Doesn't it make sense? She said I was able to order food. >> You told you already not to come back. >> And then I ASKED HER. I SAID I LOST my mail in the bathroom. >> Can she come out and talk to you? >> Oh, she already told us. How does this open? Did it just pull? >> I need to make a phone call. I need to make a phone call. Please, officer. Please, please, please. I will not resent. >> How does this come off? >> Doesn't come off. >> Okay. Earring doesn't come off. >> Can you please just let me relax? >> Just relax. Just relax. Just relax for now. >> Nothing wrong. >> Can you relax for now so I can take this off? >> I've done nothing wrong. I know my rights. You are [ __ ] violating me of my rights. You're violating me. You're violating me and my right. >> Clenching. >> You are violating me and my rights. Sir, >> turn around. What you're doing right now is not helping. >> What you're doing is illegal. >> DON'T TAKE HER OFF. DO NOT TAKE MY GRANDMOTHER OFF FOR GOING TO THE BATHROOM. >> Acting as if she had never heard the word no before in her life wasn't about to save her, she had stirred up the hornet's nest. Yet, she still believed that she had some invisible trump card that could wipe away all the disruption that she had caused. >> No. No. No. >> No. >> All right. >> No. You just broke off all of my nails. >> All right, stand up. Get in the car. What the What the What the I need to go. Please. It's not okay. It's not okay. It is not okay. I need to make a phone call. I need one. I DESERVE IT. I am legally REQUIRED TO GET one >> when you get to county. >> No. Now, technically, I'M ALLOWED TO HAVE MY PHONE back here. >> She knows all of her rights. >> I know my [ __ ] bro. >> See? >> Check the ice, >> right? to protect. >> Hey. >> Yeah. Now she's going to have to be >> hobble. >> Yeah, she going to have to be hobble. >> Bro, what the over a bathroom, bro? What the >> Don't kick you. >> You guys, you do nothing to help the community. >> Sarah, give us your other foot. >> No. >> Give me your other foot. >> Give me my phone call >> when you get to county. >> Give me my phone call. >> They're loosening these. >> Sierra, >> here you go. Here you go. You hang THAT DOES NOTHING TO [ __ ] >> STOP. >> [ __ ] you. You're supposed to be on my side. >> Women supposed to be helping each other. >> Why are you acting like that? >> Because bro, what the >> I JUST WANT TO GET OUT OF HERE. I did nothing wrong. Please. I mean, please loosen this a little bit. This one is literally cutting me off. >> Under, >> bro. What is your problem? >> Respect my rights. >> One more time, Sierra. I am legally allowed to enter a building if a manager says so. I am being held accountable. I'm being held against my rights. Sarah, your date of birth. >> I'm being held against my rights. Have you even read me my mandatory rights? No, you have not done that either. So, first of all, now you are violating two rights of mine. >> What's your date of birth? >> I told you. >> In the end, she was charged with disorderly conduct, trespassing, battery on an LEO, and resisting arrest. As wild as she was, she still did not compare to Chris, an 18-year-old wannabe gangster who kept messing around until he found out the hard way that he didn't have that dog in it. >> How old are you? >> I'm a girl, man. I'm 18. >> You touch me, you're going to go to jail. You understand me? >> Okay, then. >> Stand back over there. >> I'm on the phone, man. You want me to touch you, bro? Leave me alone. >> If you point your finger in my face one more time, you're going to >> 58. On October the 10th, 2023, the Carlsbad Police Department received disturbing reports of a drunk teenager behind the wheel. When the responding officer confronted him, it quickly became clear that Chris had a much higher opinion of himself. >> What's your name? >> Man, you're the one that pulled me over the other night. >> Chris. >> Yes, >> dude. Are you driving anywhere? >> No, I was parked here. You seen me parked here? >> Not driving, bro. Not driving. >> All right. >> Not driving. >> So, we got a report that you were driving the vehicle. I didn't see you driving it, but I've been here all night, dog. Don't [ __ ] with me. >> The whole reason I'm here is cuz I got a call. I'm being cool with you, Chris. You don't have to be all me. All right. >> All right. But look, my car is clean, so don't >> call your call your dog. I mean, obviously, there's >> alcohol in the vehicle, the containers. >> You're drinking in my car. >> Is dude, like, if you're in your car drinking and stuff, people are going to start thinking you're driving around and stuff. I got to >> see me out the car, right? >> That's how you get out of it. >> He's got a point, bro. >> I got you. So people walk home. >> You leave me alone, right? >> You want to walk home? >> Yeah, I'm a civilian. >> Okay. Yeah, I can see like a bunch of open containers in the car. >> I'm call my girl. >> What was your last name, Chris? >> Doesn't matter. >> It kind of does. I'm out here. I have to >> All right. >> Just like the other day, man. There's a >> All right. Yeah. Take me a risk. >> I'm not going to arrest you. But >> Christopher, bro, I have a warrant in several. >> I know. I told you about it. >> Yeah, I know. But you know what? I'm going to rest for. >> You're not going to get arrested. >> Come on, dog. You're going to arrest me anyways. Just stop, bro. Please. >> No, you're going to arrest me. >> No, I'm not. You're born out of Santa Rosa. And it's on you, too. >> For real. Leave me alone. You don't know nothing about >> just go there. >> What was your name? >> Yeah, let him go, [ __ ] >> Nathan, what was your last name? >> Let him go, bro. He's going home. >> Like I said, I got to do what I got to do, man. If you're getting like this, then it's going to start causing issues. >> I told them not to like keep driving. So, we pulled over here. >> You weren't drinking in the car. We're drinking at the spot. >> Not with the kids ammunition. You can check >> Nathan. We're drinking with the car and ammunition. >> No, we're just >> Exactly. >> system, bro. >> You're super intoxicated, right? That's why I'm like telling you. >> That's obvious. Am I right? Am I intoxicated? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I can tell you are. >> It's not illegal to be drunk. >> Let me call my dad. Can you pick up my car? >> It's as simple as it is. >> Shut up, homie. >> Well, like I said, I didn't >> shut before he start, bro. Go some do something right now. >> Hey, Chris. Chris in trouble right now. >> Chris, >> get back over here. Get back over here. Okay, I got to the street. >> Come on. See you at >> I got to peace, man. Can I >> Can I peace somewhere? >> Not right now. Unless you can get inside. This is your cousin's house, you said. >> Oh, yeah. >> You can get your cousin inside. I'm going to shut this door. Okay. >> Don't car, man. >> I just shut your door. I'm not messing with your car. >> Don't get close to my cousin's house. He doesn't like that. >> All right, I'll hang out right here. This is his property, man. >> So, I'm going to piss in in front of his house. >> No, you're going to leave. >> No, you're not. You're not going to pee outside right now. >> Look, man. I ain't got >> I know, but you're not going to pee outside. >> You want to change me first, please? >> No, dude. Like I said, >> I have to pee right here. >> I need you to hang out real quick. >> I ain't got to >> No, I'm not. >> Leave me alone. Let me go home. >> I'm going to walk. >> I'm not in the car. I never drove it. You didn't see me driving it, >> right? >> You have not seen me driving the car. >> Hey, call your dad. There's no keys to ignition. >> You have not seen me driving the car. >> Call your dad. Go ahead and shut the door, though. Call your dad, >> man. But you haven't seen me driving the car. >> Have you seen me driving the car? >> No. That's what I'm saying. Call your dad. >> Okay. You >> call your dad. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Man, please leave me alone, man. I got case Penny, man. Please leave me the alone. Like the me, bro. It's his third time, bro. And it's always you, >> dude. Honestly, that first time I just happened to run into you and you were involved in that fight. >> Okay, check my hair >> this time. I got a call. >> No. Well, I have to stay here, dude. I can't just let you go. >> What the am I doing to you that you're with me like this? >> It's up, man. >> Check my car. Hey, will you change my car? >> [ __ ] with you. Come on, man. >> Hey, but you don't have permission to check my car. >> Hey, you don't have permission to check my car. The officer had been focused on keeping things calm and had handled it that way from the start. But Chris mistook that patience for weakness. For some reason, he believed that he was in control just because he wasn't charged yet. That confidence was very misplaced and was setting him up for a fall that he didn't see coming. >> I'm not I'm not checking your car. >> I know. Mom, I'm telling you, get your probable cause. Look, >> look inside my car and tell me what your probable cause is. >> I need you to hang chill out. Are you calling your dad? Are you calling your dad? >> Yeah, >> I told you to call your dad. I am. All right, call him. So don't call up. So cars, come over here with my dad. I don't need that. My dad doesn't mean that. Keep your chat and we'll keep it cool. >> The way you're acting is going to cause more problems than anything right now. >> The way you're acting. >> Look, I was cool with you last time, right? >> Yes, you were. >> And I'm cool with you this time. The thing is, sorry, my patience is going to run thin if you keep acting this way. >> K. K. K. Sorry, man. >> All right. Just call your dad, >> man. You have to pull up on me like that. I kind of did cuz I got a call that you were driving. I didn't see you driving. But >> you did not get a call that I was driving cuz I was not [ __ ] driving. Did you see me driving personally? >> No. You were parked here when I came through. >> Exactly. >> Okay. >> So, pipe down and don't say you know what the is going on cuz you don't. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I'm telling you what I got. All right. Now, just call your call. >> Give me a handshake. >> I already did like five times already. >> Okay. Give me some respect. >> All right. Look, sir. Call your dad. >> I'll call my my parents. >> I'll call my parent tools. >> Okay. >> They're right here. So I I'll give him a call. >> Come back over here. Just hang out right here with the car. >> You come over here with my parents. >> Where at? Where are you? >> Come on. My parents. >> Where are you headed? >> We got a cameraman. Lake Street. Come on, man. >> Lake Street's that way. >> Lake Street's this way. >> Nah, that's actually a whole different street, man. >> Oh, this is Guadalupe. >> Yeah. And then you got >> that way. We're on Lake Street. >> No, we're not. There's a shop. >> This is a cop shop right there, dog. It's a whole church. It's Guadalupe Street. >> No, Guadalup is right here. >> They can't get in my car. It's locked, right? >> I'm not in your car. >> I know. I'm not going to take my my system out, right? >> No. >> I have a whole bad car system. Someone takes it out. What's your name? >> Officer Chon. >> Hey, actually, what's your what's your name in your Hold on. Let me get a video of this. >> What's up, bro? >> I need you to pick up my car. >> I'm on What's your What's the address? >> You're a cop. You know the address is what the address. What's your name and your badge number, dog? Z Chakon, what's your name and your badge number, man? >> Same one that talked to you the other day, dude. >> What's your name and your badge number? >> Same guy that talked to you the other day. >> What's your name in your badge number, man? >> What's up, man? >> How are you, brother? What's up? I'm waiting for my dad to pick me up. He's going to pick up my car. >> Walk 508 driving my legal. >> Where's your dad at? >> Shut up. >> What's your name, Dad? Shut up. Speaker. >> What' you say? >> I'm your dad. Christopher, don't talk. >> I know what you are. What's the address? Give it to my pops. You can't see >> now. You can see though. You're a whole copy, right? >> Are you supposed to be here? >> Shut the [ __ ] up real quick. >> I'm not doing nothing, man. >> Don't knock on the door. This He said this is his cousin's house. >> Yeah, knock on the door. My cousin will not, man. My dad's going to pull up and take my car home. Little tall animal right there. >> That unexplatable. I got the money to pay it. >> Dude, I talked to you the other day. I need you to chill out. Oh man, you up me. >> Is that your dad on the phone? Is he on his way? >> Can I go home? >> Is that your dad? Was that your dad? >> And I was I'm a whole civilian, bro. Can I go home? I check my car. Hey, you know what? You could look in my car. I don't have nothing in that mother. I just want to go home. I got to piss. Dig is full. I got to piss y'all. Give me a place to piss, dog. I'm not pissing at the count. [ __ ] you right now. Third time, man. I got to piss. So, I'm going to piss on y'all. But >> you're going to leave your car right here. >> Yes. I'm going to leave my car right here. >> Is that your dad? >> No, it doesn't matter. I'm going home. No one is driving the car. I'm going home. My whole civilian, right? I'm a civilian, right? >> Hello. >> I know who I called. His fake tough guy attitude had him so caught up in himself that he missed the moment backup pulled in and that was the signal that things were about to take a dramatic turn. >> I'm not shaking hand. >> Why you >> No, I don't know what you look >> like you got beer all over you and you're drunk. >> I don't know what you do. >> All right. I'm on my parents. >> How old are you? >> I'm a girl, man. I'm 18. >> Oh, okay. >> Don't want enough to leave. >> You go, man. >> Right. >> Yeah. Go ahead and leave. >> Okay, we'll leave soon. We're going to tow your car. So, go ahead and leave. >> You going to tow my car? >> Yeah. Go. >> So, what's the name of it? >> Take off. >> What's the name of it then? >> Go ahead and leave. >> So, I can get the person to >> We'll call you when it's done. What's your number? >> You don't want to have to worry about my number. >> Well, then you're going to have to figure out the person to yourself. >> No. Yeah, we're going to tow it if you leave. >> Ah, I was getting to pull it out. Girl, I'm in here. >> Okay. Yeah, you're too drunk to drive. So, >> no, I wouldn't drive at all. So, I can't >> There's no key in the car. There's no key though. >> If you touch me, you're going to go to jail. >> Hey, stand over there. >> Stand back there. If you touch me, you're going to go to jail. Do you understand me? >> Okay. Stand back over there. >> I'm on the phone, man. You want me to touch you, bro? Leave me alone. Stand over here. Stand over there. >> Please leave me alone, man. >> Stand over there. Hey, walk this way, man. I'm on the phone. Hey, look. >> Stand right there. >> Don't get in my car, man. >> Chris, get in my car. That's illegal, man. >> Chris, >> look. You're looking at my car. That's >> Don't touch me. That's illegal. I'm >> telling you. Don't touch me, man. That's illegal. >> I'm telling you, stand right here and you can talk on the phone. >> Okay. >> But you can't be getting in people's faces. >> My leave me alone. >> All right. Who are you on the phone? >> Get out my Don't touch me, bro. >> Don't touch me, bro. Cuz you be feeding my food tomorrow, bro. >> Look. Look at this mother. You better tell. Stop looking for my That's illegal. >> Are you on the phone with your dad? >> Yes, I am. All right. >> What does it matter to come pick you up in the car? >> Hello, man. Who's coming to get you? Cuz you're not driving. >> I don't know. >> My dad's going to get my car. >> You're going to stop looking to it. >> There's nothing wrong with >> looking inside of my car. I know there's nothing wrong with I'm not shaking your hand. >> Okay, let go of the gun, man. >> I'm not touching my gun. >> Yeah, you're touching his car, man. >> Tourniquit. >> All right. My dad's coming for the gun. My dad's coming for the car. with a car. >> Why'd you say gun? You have a gun in the car. >> You touching a gun, mother. You're scaring me, dog. >> If you punch If you touch me, >> I'm going to flop you. >> You're going to go to jail. >> Do that again and you're going to go to jail. >> Hey, Pop, pull up quick. >> Do that again, you're going to go to jail. Hey, Pop, pull up. >> What's the address? >> 58. >> If you point your finger in my face one more time, you're going to get >> 508. 508. Give me your hand. >> I'm not recording. >> Oh, you got a pain. >> I don't know why you're acting. >> Not trying to get up. Get up. >> Can my dad >> get up? My dad's on the way. >> I got to pee, man. Can I pee real quick? pee your pants. I don't care. >> It's Martin. I got to pee, man. >> My dad is going to pick up the violence. >> No, he's not. >> In the end, he was charged with DUI and resisting without violence. Following up as a brat who proved that stupid can be very dangerous as she tried to outrun a simple seat belt stop and ended up learning that she could not outrun the law. >> Homie, I'm literally just moving down the road, moving my stove. >> All right, y'all can hop out of the vehicle. >> I'm not moving. I'm not getting out the [ __ ] >> YOU CAN'T TOW MY CAR. YOU USED IT FOR fleeing to elude. We're towing. >> YOU DIDN'T TOW MY CAR. >> BUT she turned a simple maybe a simple citation into a felony. >> On May the 21st, 2025, a sheriff's deputy with the Highlands County Sheriff's Department spotted a driver cruising without a seat belt and moved in for what should have been a routine traffic stop. The kind that usually ended with a quick warning or a small ticket. For the driver, a Pratt with a lot of bad attitude to spare, started pulling bold moves that would quickly turn the traffic stop into a full-blown police encounter. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Hello. Do you have your license? >> No, ma'am. My house is right up the road. You have >> Do you have your registration, proof of insurance? >> No, ma'am. I don't have it. >> You have >> This is my mom's car. She just gave me to move move my stuff from my apartment to her house. >> All righty. Let me get your name and date of birth. All righty. What's your first name? >> Can you spell that for me? >> M A Y A. >> M A Y A. >> My last name. >> N G N E. and E. Okay. And your date of birth. >> All righty. So, the reason we pulled you over is we didn't see a seat belt whenever we passed by you. >> Okay. >> And so, that's the reason for this pullover, but we're going to go over your information and we'll be right back with you. All right. >> Okay. >> So, do you have a license yet or no? >> No, ma'am. I don't have anything on me. I'm literally just moving down the road, moving my stuff. >> All right, y'all can hop out of the vehicle. >> I'm not moving. I'm not getting out the [ __ ] vehicle just flew from us on the 1050. >> The officers didn't entertain the mess that she wanted to make. They simply tracked her down and the trail eventually led straight to her mother's house. But she was chilling and believed that she had escaped the ever inquisitive officers. She just walked What's going on? >> Hello. >> We need Maya to step outside, please. >> I don't know where she >> She just She just ran from us on a traffic stop. >> Oh my god. I don't know where she went to. >> She She's just inside. I just saw her walk inside. >> That was That was Mia. >> No, there's two of them. >> Wait, hold on. Where's Maya? >> She's the window right here. >> Her mom. Quiet on your back. >> Really? >> Because they pulled me over for not WEARING A SEAT BELT YET. BUT I HAVE MY SEAT BELT ON. SO THEY PULLED ME OVER FOR NO REASON. Like >> you see I'ming MOVING MY ALL YING MY HOUSE. DON'T BE LOOKING AROUND MY [ __ ] Don't be looking around my eye like I got for this. You don't. You can't look through NONE OF MY THAT'S my I've HAD A PROPERTY TAX ON THAT. CAN'T GO THROUGH MY GET MY OUT THE BACK OF THAT TRUCK RIGHT NOW. I'm a I'm a >> Don't you pick me. Don't you Don't you pick me, ma'am. >> THEY'RE TRYING TO GET MY THE BACK OF THE TRUCK. THAT'S WHY. CUZ Y'ALL CAN'T SEARCH MY THAT'S ON MY PROPERTY. YOU DON'T HAVE A SEARCH WARRANT. Don't have a search warrant. You don't have a SEARCH WARRANT AND Y'ALL PULLED ME OVER FOR NOING REASON. TALK ABOUT A SEAT BELT. TALK ABOUT I DIDN'T HAVE A SEAT BELT. I had that on >> a little bit. Okay. Just a hair. >> Yes, ma'am. 25 ft. Halo law. >> No. You a You don't know about no law. You don't know a thing about no law. Swear you know about the law. >> If y'all want to get anything off the bed of the truck, go ahead and do it now. That's going to be towed. >> You can't tow my car. You can't. >> You just did. We're fleeing to elude. We're towing. >> YOU DIDN'T TOW MY CAR. YOU didn't tow my car. I didn't flee in the loot. You pulled me over for no seat belt. You You're a baldhead with nothing. Nothing in your life. >> Don't got ain't got three officers out in this [ __ ] talking about I was fleeting and looting. Get my glasses. Get Hey, somebody come get my glasses. >> Do you want them to go to jail with you? >> Glasses cuz they just broke my glasses. >> Do you want them to go to jail with you? >> They get my glasses. >> Hand them mying glasses. >> They're right here. >> Hand them MY GLASSES. Y'ALL SEE I'VE BEEN MOVING ALL day off trying to do that to >> weak do all this stuff when I could have won. >> No, you're going to kick us. >> Um, I didn't even kick you. That's the crazy part. >> I pushed you off of me. Talking about a kick. >> All right, stand up. All right, get him. >> Oh, I don't know. What am I going to hop in that? Have a seat. >> How am I having a seat in here? >> Have a seat. >> I can't I CAN BARELY PULL MY STUFF UP. HOW AM I HAVING A SEAT? >> Getting her into the cruiser was only half the job because the officer still had to retrieve the truck the unruly brat had used, which was sitting in the driveway. Although it could easily spark tension between the officer and her parent if things were to go sideways. >> Let's go in. >> That's what I'm saying. >> It was used in a crime. >> She drove off from a lawful traffic stop. It was used in a crime. We are towing it. >> That's what I'm saying. They talking about the one talking to most stuff. >> Hold on. Let me get my stuff off the back of the truck. >> Go ahead. I already told you to. You were worried about filming us or getting your stuff off? Cuz as soon as the tow truck gets here, it's done. >> I got to make sure this >> That's okay. It's all recorded on all of our body cameras. >> Yeah, I bet it is. >> This is a freaking >> She drove off from a lawful traffic stop. I don't know what to tell you. >> But still, she she used it. Look at this mess. >> Again, ma'am, if you would like to get the stuff off the truck so it doesn't go to the tow truck, I would do it now. As soon as the tow truck gets here, nobody's taking anything off the truck. >> I'm going to be Tik Tok famous with this one. >> Stay with your car. I'm going to get the car. >> Excuse me, ma'am. Do you know where the keys of the vehicle are? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> She had the keys. I have no idea what she did with the key. >> I'm going to push this off. I mean, we're being more than out. >> Did she kick you? >> I thought I saw >> Yeah, she she like kicked me. She kind of like like drizzly. So, we just start out. >> Okay. >> He's going to sign the towers receipt. Then we'll give you all the to >> When do I When am I able to get this back and how long is is is this going to >> We're not putting a hold on it. Um, so you'll be able to get it back. I would assume maybe tomorrow. >> And here's your tow sheet receipt. >> And then once she has give her a couple hours, um, she'll have a bond. And, um, you'd have to call the jail to figure out what the bond is cuz I I don't even want to begin to tell you what it is and be completely. >> Wait, let me see real quick. >> Okay. But if she'd have just stayed at the traffic stop, she might have got a warning. May have gotten a ticket. >> I know. I I I I'm still trying to wrap my brain around why the hell she ran. >> Yeah, cuz she's got a valid driver's license. She has no warrants there. I I I don't know. I have no idea. But she turned a simple maybe a simple citation into a felony. In the end, she was charged with fleeing, resisting arrest, and two counts of battery on an officer. Speaking of brats, meet this foulmouth brat who thought angry outbursts were going to make things easier. But she ended up learning that she wasn't the main character, even in her own nightmare. >> Mom, what the [ __ ] is going to happen when I get in the car and do mom >> IN THE CAR? >> SHUT UP. I'M TALKING TO MY MOM. MOM. MOM. WHY ARE THEY TOUCHING ME? I'M 21, BUT I WANT MY MOM. THIS IS MY FIFTH TIME GOING OUT, AND YOU GUYS ARE BEING [ __ ] >> CAN YOU PLEASE put your LEG IN THE FACE? >> ANSWER ME. >> ON SEPTEMBER the 15th, 2024, with the sky and the road, both looking almost pitch black. Officers spotted a car speeding wildly while chasing another vehicle through traffic like it was a scene straight out of the Fast and the Furious. Before anything worse could happen, they were able to stop one of the vehicles. But as soon as the officers began investigating what was actually happening, the situation started to take a disturbing turn. They're >> right there. That's a photo of our car. >> This is a description we got. What's going on? >> Damn. I'M TRYING TO GET MY KEYS, my friend. >> I'm trying to go home. I'm tired, bro. >> Okay. Can we go? >> Hey, don't walk away. Don't walk away. >> Can I go inside, please? >> No, you cannot go inside. We're investigating right now. Get back inside your car right now. >> Can I go inside? Go back inside. We're good. >> Go back inside your car right now. Come on. Let's go. >> We're good. We're good. We're trying to get our cheey. I We're not Don't leave. >> We're not No, we're not. >> You just told me to go back inside my car. >> Listen to me. I want >> Did you not tell me to go around recklessly? Okay. >> Sir, stop running your mouth. >> The operator told us to do what we just told us to do. THE CAR THE CAR. >> SIR, stop running your mouth. Okay. Listen to what I'm saying. >> But she pulled over out of respect for y'all. >> I get it. Okay. Bro, that's what I'm trying to do. >> I'm literally calling my lawyer driver. >> No, I'm calling my lawyer driver's license. I'm calling my lawyer. You have >> Go back to your car and talk to my lawyer. >> No, you driver's license. If you failed to provide your driver's license, >> I'm the one who called, ma'am. Get the out of my wallet. Shut up. >> No, ma'am. Ma'am, step you guys. >> Okay, step aside. >> I called you guys to get my keys from my friend. I think you should do this cuz I told you guys you're not walking away. >> Stop spitting on me. >> Back up YOUR CAR. >> HE'S NOT LETTING me in my car. DON'T TOUCH ME AND WATCH what the will happen with your station. Shut the [ __ ] your mouth. The next thing you're coming out stand in front of the car. >> I'm trying to go home. Don't stand in front of the car. >> You guys are here. You need to cooperate >> because dude, I just called the lady. She said she was going to get these [ __ ] that had my keys, not me. >> All right, calm down. >> You were hysterical. I need to calm down a little bit. >> GOD, BECAUSE BRO, I'VE BEEN CALLING for an hour. >> Okay, stand in front of the car and we'll talk about it. All right. >> No, I've been trying to talk. >> Then let's talk, but stand in front of the car. >> Bro, they're laughing around. The [ __ ] Donald is laughing with my keys in my What we're trying to do, >> I'm trying to go home. >> We want to understand the situation, but we're trying to >> Dude, because my friend's been trying to go home. Dude, >> you're not You're not going to stop talking >> because you guys haven't been in front of the car. >> I'm not standing in front of a car. >> Don't stand here. >> Because I'm standing right here. >> ID. Why are you guys? >> I don't I do, but I'm not giving you my ID. ID. >> Why are you not giving Why are you on? >> Because when I called the police station, I gave them my name. They got my number. I told them >> the person I'm chasing is Jana Davis. I need my keys from her. What's her address so I can go get him? Because she said she called to me and I said, "Hey, I'm calling the police to get my keys from you and I'm going to ask her for your address." >> And she said, "I'm going to give you my I'mma call them." She said, "Call the police." I said, "Okay, what what is Jan Davis address?" They didn't give me her address. So I said, "I'm following her." >> She has my keys to my house, dude. I don't I live in W Keaggan, bro. I don't live here. She lives in Beach Park. I don't live here. >> While the officers were trying to ease the tension and hear out the agitated young man, his female partner, who looked like she came ready for trouble from the start, suddenly decided to stir things up over the most ridiculous of reasons. >> We'll figure it out because you are not walking away. Once again, I am all right. >> Can you shut my mom? Don't talk to me like that. What you mean cuz you're ugly, sir. I swear. Sir, >> don't touch me. >> Get out. Don't touch me. >> You're going to get out. >> Oh my god. >> No. No. >> Can you tell me to do I'm on the phone with my mom. >> Step back. >> No. I'm on the phone with my mom. Step back. Listen to your dad. You're on a power trip. >> Calm down. >> You're on a power trip. She's trying to be on the phone and your girl's running up on her. Come on. Are you guys serious right now? Are you serious right now? Bro, >> WE ARE NOT THE ONES YOU GUYS ARE AFTER, BRO. >> I DON'T GET IT THEN. calm down and calm down. Her and her girlfriend are the ones fighting tonight. What do you guys want? >> Tell her to step off and she's not listening to you and you're not going to care. >> Listen to this. Just calm down. >> Did you not tell her to get the off me and now she not going to listen and now you don't care? >> We are not the ones you guys are after. >> Stop. >> Am I not the one? >> We are the ones that called you guys for help. What are you after us? >> She kicked me. >> Am I not the one you call? >> Just get your hands in handcuffs and we'll calm down. Why am I looking at her? >> You're the one in her. She did not kick you. >> Am I not grabbing us? >> She kicked the air. >> I literally just watched. >> You guys are doing weird, bro. >> Just put her hands on her. >> God. Mom, are you listening to this? >> PUT ONE HANDCUFF ON. >> YOU guys just leave her alone. >> Calm down and step back. >> She's the driver for me. Why are you guys after us? >> Let go. >> Is it cuz we're black? Tell her to stop touching me. Then we will put you in handcuffs. When you calm down, >> you're trying to put me in handcuffs. Am I not the one who's been talking to you the calmst the whole time? >> Look, calm down. >> Calm down. >> Calm down. >> I'M NOT TELLING YOU AGAIN. >> DON'T TOUCH CUZ HE TRIED TO STAND and try to be cool with you guys. >> You guys are being weird. >> Sheridan and Wodsworth, bro. Like these white are being sick. Mom, why would I sit down when we're being now? She's trying to kick me and she weak as and she can't do >> Who you talking to? Me or her? >> You. >> Okay, I'm >> No, don't hang up on my mother. >> You don't hang up on my mother. Don't hang up on my mother. >> I'll just call 911 here. >> Yeah, thank you. That was us. You >> let me talk to my mom. >> Let me talk TO MY MOM. >> I said, "Let me talk to my mom." >> I said, "Let me talk to my mom." >> You can talk to your mom. >> Why did you hang up? Why did you forcefully stop our phone call? Explain to me THE CAUSE RIGHT NOW AND TELL ME WHY you forcefully stopped our phone call. >> Phone's off. Sir, and I'll let you TALK TO ME. MOM, >> GET IN the car and I'll let you talk. >> You're compounding your problems. >> Why are you forcefully stopping my phone call? >> Compounding your problems. >> Why are what is compounding me? What are you talking about? What is >> You're making this bigger than it needs to be. >> No, you literally started detaining me because she had a power TRIP AND NOW YOU GUYS ARE ACTING like infants. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Tell me how this legally ended up like this and I will. >> You kept walking away from the car. >> But I didn't. >> Yes, you did. You said you said, "Oh my god, here we go." And then you started acting like a 5-year-old. >> Get in the car. >> Get in the car. >> Tell me how I legally got here. >> When your supervisor tells me how I legally got here, I'll get in the car >> because you're recklessly driving. >> No. Who the is? >> Dude, are you [ __ ] Are you [ __ ] Cuz you clearly weren't on the phone with the dispatcher. >> I'm asking you again. >> No. When your supervisor gets here, I'll get in the car. >> I am her supervisor. Get in the car. While the vulgar brat kept acting like she was the one calling the shots, almost like she believed the whole incident was just a show. The officers were running thin on patients and the moment was starting to feel like a breaking point if she kept pushing her luck. >> You're not supervisor. >> Yeah. >> You wouldn't be the [ __ ] slow if you were the supervisor. >> In the car. >> Yes. Mom. >> Mom, what the is going to happen when I get in the car? I didn't do >> in the car. >> SHUT UP. I'M TALKING TO MY MOM. Get in the car. >> Okay. >> Mom, WHY ARE THEYING TOUCHING ME? >> OKAY, we'll deal with that in a second. >> Mom. >> Mom, WHY ARE THEY TOUCHING ME? >> PLEASE PUT your Please put your legs in the car. >> MOM, >> PLEASE PUT YOUR LEGS IN THE CAR. >> Just get IN THE CAR. WHAT is What is What is going on with What is going on with this lady? This is the sergeant. >> She's about to break out the window of the car. No idea. >> She's really confounding her problems, but she's about to She's about to kick out the >> What department are you in? >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> I can't breathe. >> Will you calm down? >> No, you're suffocating. I'm not suffocating you. Your mom is right here. Okay. >> Mom. Mom. >> We're at the gas station road. >> Mom, I want >> Mom, I want >> breathe. Calm down. doing 20 star rescue. >> Mom, >> your mom's on her way. >> I know. I want my mom right now. >> Your mom's on her way. >> No, I want my mom right now. >> How old are you? >> I'm 21, BUT I WANT MY MOM. THIS IS MY FIFTH TIME GOING OUT. YOU GUYS ARE BEING [ __ ] >> JAYLA, I'm coming. It's okay. It's okay. >> Where's my sweater, babe? >> Mommy, >> you scratched up my entire arm. >> Your entire arm? I didn't touch you. I didn't touch you. Why the are you arresting me when I didn't do [ __ ] when we called the so you can deal with the other people stealing their property? What are you doing? >> Can you calm down? >> NO. >> CUZ I'M NOT EVEN INVOLVED. I WAS WALKING AWAY KIND OF TO MAKE FACE gestures to my friend who works here and your faceing CO-WORKERS TALKING ABOUT SOME OH HERE WE GO AND SHE WANT TO KEEP [ __ ] touching me and you want to keeping it Jayla Jayla I'm coming just relaxing 5 White lady, >> you okay, Jayla? >> No. Is thising country? Holy. >> All right, ma'am. We're hanging up. We'll see you when you get here. >> I am sick of white people pushing me over. >> I'm not even saying you. I don't give a about you. Like, cool. You didn't take my lane. You didn't pillage my people. Well, I don't give a but why is she putting her hands on me for no reason? >> The wrath in her eyes would only add more trouble to what she had already piled up. But even with her vile outbursts, the officers worked to calm things down. And before long, the whole situation started sliding in a completely different direction. >> I'll explain to you when you calm down. >> I'm calm. Can you please just explain it to me? >> No, because the more we talk, the more you have. >> Okay, so I'm calm now. Can you explain? I want you kicking out my window. >> Okay. So, can I just not talk for 30 seconds and then you explain it or what? >> You were driving that vehicle there, right? >> That gray Hyundai with the flag sticking out of it. >> Yes. That's your car. You were driving it. >> That is my vehicle. >> Okay. When I was on Wadsworth Road, I watched you. Okay. >> When you were on Wadsworth where? >> You were coming across uh >> East or West? >> Um I can't remember the name of that. >> West is towards G. No, you're on Gett. No, no, no. Right here. Right. Right down the road. >> This intersection. West is towards Gurnie. Were you west or east? >> East is that way. >> I was coming east. Okay. >> You were west then. >> I was coming east. I was west coming east. Okay. You were going south on Garnet. >> I was going south which means that way towards construction >> that way. Correct. Out of a subdivision. Okay. You went across the street right in front of my car. >> Following the other car. But you can't you can't engage in a car pursuit. Okay. I didn't see the other car. I saw you. Okay. How do you not see the other car right in front of me? >> How do you not see the other car right in front of me who's been in front of me the whole time? >> I'm going to explain it to you if you calm down and listen to me for a second. Can you listen to me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Have you been drinking? >> No. Has she been drinking? >> So, yes, she has. >> Okay. So, when you calm down, >> all you people do is me over. >> When you calm down, >> gave me a ticket. I'm still paying off that ticket. I just want to get left alone from you people. >> Okay, if you just calm down. >> I don't want to amp up. I don't want amp. >> I want to know why people are causing me money. I have no money. >> I understand that. Okay, I'm going to close this door so I can go talk to your friend. Okay. >> I do not want the door closed. I cannot be in a closed car back seat. No, I cannot. >> I'll open your window. Okay. >> No. Can she please stand with the door open right here? Can they please stand with the door open right here? I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. I cannot stand with the door closed. >> They're right there. >> I do not care. I cannot stand with the door closed. I physically and medically cannot stand here with that door closed. >> Okay. Well, let me explain this to you again then. Okay. You are under arrest. >> For what? for obstructing for resisting a police officer. That was the other. Stop talking, please. So I can explain it to you. You scratched the hell out of my arm. Okay. >> Who? >> You did. >> Can you prove that? >> Can I explain it to you? >> I said, can you prove it? Not explain. I said, can you prove it? >> Put your leg in the car. >> I'm asking if you >> put your leg in the car before you make it worse. >> Sir, what the are you talking about? >> Put your leg in the car. >> I want my mom. >> She's on her way. You don't even hand me my phone. >> It's right there on top of you. >> I want my mother and I want to go the home because you are stopping me from going home. >> You're not going home. >> Okay. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> If I'm not going home, why the would I make it easier? >> Okay. Well, then each one situation that you continue to do is going to be an additional charge. >> Okay. >> Additional charge for what? >> For obstructing. didn't do. You're trying to talk to me. I'm talking calm and you're not compromising. >> Am I not calm? >> How the >> LET ME GO HOME. How How the am I involved? >> Put your leg IN THE CAR. >> NO. ANSWER ME. >> PUT your leg in the car and I'll explain it to you. >> He lives right around. >> You're amping up again. Okay. >> Please put your leg in the car. >> Can you please put your leg IN THE CAR? >> ANSWER ME. IF YOU CALM DOWN, I'll tell you. >> Calm down with the door open. >> Okay, I'm going to >> You want to SAY THE DOOR? YOU WANT TO SAY I'M CALM WHEN THE DOOR IS CLOSED? YOU YOU'RE NOT WAITING TILL I'M CALM. YOU'RE WAITING TILL YOU HAVE AUTHORITY. >> We'll sit here until as long as you need to. Okay. When your mom gets here, we'll have her explain it to you. Okay. Cuz >> I the [ __ ] looking at your self? Why the do not LOOK AT ONE AREA WITH YOUR [ __ ] straight with your [ __ ] >> Well, it seemed like she was just being erratic and acting on impulse. The truth was that she did have a plan. She just needed more time. And to her, somehow it looked like the officers were playing right into her hands. But in the real sense, the officers were the one letting her pile up even more charges. >> Can you please move up to the front of the car? >> Yo, why don't you get out of here, you pig? Can you please put your leg in the car? >> No. >> Listen to me, okay? If you do not put your leg in the car, I'm giving you a fair warning that you will be dragged inside the car. Okay? And it's going to be an additional charge. >> I want my mom and my mom. >> She's on her way. She will explain it. >> Where the is my phone, MY PROPERTY THAT I STARTED THIS [ __ ] WITH? GIVE IT TO MY HAND. >> Please put your leg in the car. Please put your leg in the Where's my property that I started this with 20 minutes ago? >> Where the is my property that's on top of the CAR? WHERE'S MY PHONE? >> YOUR PHONE IS RIGHT HERE. >> Give it to me. >> No. Put your leg in the car. >> No. Give me my phone. >> Calm down. You're my phone. Your mom will be >> pretty sure I said that as calm as I can. Give me my phone. >> Oh, look it. Look it. You were, but now you're not because you heard how I was talking and you hesitated and now you're pointing at your camera. >> Everything is on auto. point at your camera. Hi. Thank you. Yeah, we are on audio or [ __ ] video. I don't. He hesitated the started cussing cuz you're offended. >> I'm not offended at all. >> You're offended as well. >> I'm trying to get you to put your leg in the car offended >> so we don't have to add another charge. >> Another charge for what? >> Obstructing a police officer. >> You're obstructing my property to my hand. >> Put your leg in the car. >> What is What's so wrong with me having my phone in my Oh, because you don't want me to video it. Because you don't want me to video anything else happening. >> Everything is on our end. >> That's so crazy. Yeah. On your end. That's why everybody dies and gets away with it. >> I don't want you to hyperventilate by me forcing you into the car. So, I'm trying to remain calm with you, okay? To work with you. >> Why can't I have my phone in my hand? >> Because you are under arrest. >> Legal reason can I not have my phone in my hand? You took my phone away from me beforehand. >> You are under arrest. >> You took my phone away from me beforehand. >> I'm asking you. You took my phone away from me beforehand. So, you're saying that you took my phone away from me without legal cause because you had it in your hand >> for resisting obstructing a police officer. Reckless driving. Okay. Please put your leg in the car. I've been nothing but cool WITH YOU, >> BRO. HOW? WHERE'S MY PHONE? >> RIGHT ON TOP of the car. >> GIVE IT TO ME. THEN YOU'RE a [ __ ] and shut the up. >> I'm asking you kindly to put your leg in the car. No, you haven't been asking kindly. You've been asking kindly for audio, for video [ __ ] purposes, but you've been this whole time. >> Please put your leg in the car, >> BRO. HOW ARE THEY GOING INSIDE, BRO? HOW >> STOP KICKING THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY GIVE ME MY GIVE IT TO ME. >> PUT YOUR LEG IN THE CAR. >> GIVE ME MY PHONE. >> PUT YOUR LEG IN THE CAR. >> Put your leg in the car. >> Shut the And GIVE ME MY PHONE. PUT YOUR LEG IN THE CAR. Your mom's on her way. Okay. She will help you talk through this. Okay. Put your leg in the car. You're making the situation worse. >> Give me my [ __ ] mother food. >> Yeah. Put your leg in the car. >> GIVE IT TO ME. >> I'LL GIVE IT TO YOU IF YOU PUT YOUR LEGS IN THE CAR. >> I don't believe you. You guys are full of nothing but mother. >> Put your leg in the car and I'll give you the phone. >> You're a [ __ ] I will reach my hand out until you mother hand it to me. You mother liar. >> Put your leg in the car and I'll give you your phone. >> See, you're being so compliant cuz you know that you're >> I will give you your phone. >> You know you're bull. Otherwise, you would have been compliant by now. Otherwise, why else is my phone not in my hand? >> I will give it to you if you put your legs in the car. >> I am so much calmer because of the fact of what I know now. That is so insane. Wow. >> Just put your legs in the car. Please put your legs on the car. >> Listen, I don't want to force. >> You're not going to hand me my phone until you [ __ ] like, bro, I know I'm not [ __ ] Last time you I you guys asked me if I was okay. You asked me if I WAS OKAY AFTER I WAS IN THE AMBULANCE AND THEN YOU KEPT ME ON THE AMBULANCE. I KNOW how you are. >> Put your legs in the car. The officers had basically been babysitting an adult, and it was a ridiculous sight to watch. But there are limits to everything. They had ways of handling unruly brats. If she didn't straighten up soon, she was about to get more than she had bargained for. A moment that, by all signs, seemed long overdue. >> I don't want to make your situation worse, nor do you want to make your situation worse. Please put your legs in the car. >> Please put your legs in the car. >> Give me my phone. >> It's right here. GIVE IT TO MY HAND. >> PUT YOUR LEGS IN THE CAR. >> GIVE ME my phone. >> It's not It's not We're not This is not >> Give me my phone. Are you [ __ ] Do you not know how to put a phone in my hands? >> Like, are you that slow? Do I need to show this video to the new Secretary of State? >> Put your legs in the car. >> Put your legs in the car. >> Give me my phone. >> It's right here. Your mom's >> not in my hands. Have I not requested it in my phone since before you detained me with your reasons? That's not even probable cause >> in the car. Can you bring that lady over here? >> MY MOM, GO GET MY MOM NOW. >> WHY the I'm the ONLY ONE IN THE CAR. >> JUST PUT YOUR LEGS AWAY. >> But just get in the car. >> No one wants TO HURT YOU. >> YOU'RE A LIAR. >> Just get in the car and >> you SAID THAT LAST TIME AND I SPENT A WEEK somewhere I didn't even want to be. But it's not going to get better if we don't listen. Okay. >> What the GOING TO GET BETTER THOUGH? I'M CONFUSED. I WANT TO GO HOME. >> YOU'RE NOT GOING HOME. Please get in the car. >> Don't spit at me. >> I spit on anybody who the I wanted to and it wasn't you. So, shut the up. >> Just please put your legs in the car. >> Close the door. At the time of compiling this video, updates on her situation are still unknown. Next up is the unhinged queen of awful decisions who trapped an officer's arm in her car window during a traffic stop, flipping a routine situation into something dangerously out of control. >> Ma'am, lower the window and lower the window. >> Send an additional unit. On the 26th of April 2022, police officers were inquiring into a vehicle when they discovered that the owner's driver's license had been suspended. When they proceeded to approach her, they found out that they had just met the queen of crazy brats. >> Ma'am, open the window. >> How are man? Officer Balls are Scott, please. Please restrict insurance. >> Yes. Yeah. Thank you. I I'm >> You have your license You have your license, registration, insurance. >> Yep. Not a problem. Thank you. >> I need your license. >> Like most Bratz, it didn't take long for this woman to start complicating an otherwise calm situation. >> Open the window or I'm going to break the window and you'll be placed under arrest. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. >> Ma'am. Ma'am. your license, registration, and insurance. If you don't comply, I will break the window and you will be placed under arrest. You understand that? >> Ma'am, >> open the window. Ma'am, step out of the vehicle. >> Although it had become clear at this point that she was hellbent on complicating things for herself. The cops were in no way prepared for how far she could go to get things done her way. >> Sorry, I'm trying to I'm trying to call someone to make sure that I'm safe. >> Get out of the vehicle. You are safe. Stop. >> I don't feel safe. I do not feel safe. >> Don't trap my >> Don't trap my arm. >> Whoa. What are you doing? >> Hey, ma'am. Lower the window. You're going to hurt this. >> Lower your window. Ma'am, lower your window. >> Lower your window with your other arm. >> Ma'am, lower >> Lower your window with your other arm. >> Lower your window with your other arm. >> Punch on this. >> No. >> Ma'am, lower your window. You are now under arrest. >> You are now under arrest. >> Ma'am, lower the window. >> You are now under. >> Ma'am, lower the window. >> Ma'am, lower the window. >> Ma'am, lower the window. Stop it. >> Send an additional unit. >> Get out of the car. Under arrest now. >> WHY? WHAT AM I DOING? >> Why are you ready to raise the window and officer? Can we open this? >> I I didn't realize he could put my >> Can we open this door? >> Why are you guys doing this right now? >> You're under arrest. At this point, she started realizing that her actions had unpleasant consequences. >> You're under arrest. >> What did I do? Can you tell me what I did? >> You're arrested for aggravated assault against a police officer. >> Can you tell me what I did? >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. >> Under arrest. >> Turn around. >> Under arrest for what? >> Assault. >> How is there any? Could you please tell me? When you when the officer tells you to open the door and has to put his arm through the window and then you arm going through my window. Just pat her down real quick and make sure you all right? You good? >> Yeah. Pat her down real quick. Yeah. Search her now. >> Serious right now? >> Yeah. You're under arrest. >> Do you have a mother? Do you have a sister? >> We're past that already. You're under arrest. He told you multiple times to lower your window, open the door, and then when he put that >> put his arm through your window and you raised the intentionally raised the window and then hurt this officer. Now you're under arrest for aggra. Plus, >> you are accusing me of something I did not do. >> You're not. You're under arrest. >> You're under arrest. Bring it to the back over here. >> Which one's your car, Mike? >> 32 38. You check they're good. >> Yeah. She didn't have any pockets on. >> Okay. >> Does this coat have any pockets? >> I'm bleeding on my hand, too. Yeah. >> With the broken glass. Hey, just watch out with the broken glass, too. >> We have here. >> Are you guys serious? >> Step into the vehicle. Watch your head. >> Yeah. So, can I >> step into the vehicle and watch your head? Step into the vehicle and watch your head. >> Let me get the book on. >> Can't you tell me when I'm arrested for? >> I need to Hold on. Get back in the car. >> Get back in the car. Back in the car. >> Get back in the car. Come on. >> Turn around. >> Four. Four of you guys now, huh? Five. Five of you guys. So, you're not giving me any chance to retrieve my stuff or >> make sure my things are okay. Stay there. >> Why? You're not going to tell me why I was pulled over to be >> Watch your foot. Watch your foot. You explain everything. Just watch your foot. >> No, you're not. You're not explaining. >> Most people usually maintain good behavior when they arrive at a police station. However, for some reason, she continued to cause more trouble for herself. >> Maybe search. Take the handcuffs off. You're going to put both hands on the wall. Do you understand? Okay. Turn around. Hand on the wall, please. Thank you. move your jacket, please. >> So, it doesn't I don't >> I have to put it down. It's not It's an option. >> Put your hand against the wall. >> Are you guys playing? >> Put your hands against the wall. On the wall. >> On them. >> I really do not. >> All right. Do you want to get obstruction, too? Put your feet They're not following instructions is your problem. >> They're on the wall. >> No, they're not. They're not touching. Put them clean. >> Put them on the wall and I'm not going to tell you again. So, could you clean it for me, please? >> Do you? No. >> Oh, your hands on the wall. >> I'm putting them on the wall. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to have to start moving. >> They're not moving for you. >> I don't want your shirt. I want No. Put your hands on the wall now. I'm not asking you a question. Place your arms on the wall. If I have to hold them, I will hold them when I'm done. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Wow. >> Wow. >> If somebody could just, you know, listen, it would be so hard, right? It would be done already. >> I'm so sorry that you have such a leg cuz I do too. But Jesus, you picked the wrong job. >> Yeah, I picked the wrong prop. >> Yeah, you did. Spread your legs. Thank you. >> Keep them on the wall. Keep them. >> Keep them on the wall. You guys are [ __ ] great. We're ridiculous. >> Can you tell me why I got pulled over? >> We I already explained that to you. That's >> You said cuz >> you played down and you have a warrant. >> It's that simple. It's not our fault. We're not the ones that can put the warrant on you. We didn't arrest you whenever you got arrested. That's not on us. >> When I got his hands on you, this is on you right now. >> No. When you got arrested before seat, I'm sure. >> Take socks off. >> My socks off. >> Correct. >> Is this your first time being arrested? >> No, it's not. >> Okay. So, you should be familiar with this. Let me see your feet. Just put your socks back on. >> Eventually, it began to dawn on her that people who play funny games win funny prizes. >> Is there a reason why I have any problems right now? >> You're under arrest. >> It would have been just for the for the uh for the warrant you had. Put this put that on the chair. would have been for just for the warrant we had, but then obviously closing the window on not all the directions and such. >> Do you know what the warrants were? >> Um I think it's what I have court for in a couple weeks. I think for a >> So why cuz I got it in December. I I don't know. I don't know. It's for what it's for. >> So why not? So why not just >> So it's for something I have court for already set in the failure to appear because you didn't go to court. >> Yeah, but they have a new court date set. >> Understood. Until then, because you didn't go the first time, you didn't want >> and all it would have been was you getting out of here in 2 hours, some paperwork, and that's it. >> I'm going to pee on your chair right now. You guys, >> you need to urinate right now. >> I told you, my uncle, I just I I mean, >> Right. Right. Well, you also said a lot of things, so I didn't know if it was just a ploy or if you wanted to just argue or I was speaking to you calmly and kindly and you just escalated everything. So, excuse me for not believing it in the beginning. >> Speak to you calmly and that's why I'm just confused as what's going on here guys. I figured you guys >> In the end, she was charged with a assault on a police officer, resisting arrest and obstruction of justice. She also had two active warrants on her before the incident. As insane as that lady was, she still didn't compare to this next young woman. She thought breaking down and calling her dad for help was somehow going to get her out of trouble. >> Come on, stand up. >> So am I. So am I. Your daddy going to get you out of this. >> On the 4th of May, 2022, police officers responded to a call reporting a public disturbance involving a lady who had assaulted someone. When they arrived at the scene and met the lady in question, they quickly realized that she was disrespectful and thought she could get away with anything. >> What? >> What ended up happening over at the CVS? >> Me and my mom's friend. >> That's why I was walking in the first place. >> Okay. And then this other person ended up >> I'm literally trying to call her right now. >> I know. Well, listen. Hang on. >> No, I'm not doing >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. No, cuz I'm getting yelled at for something. >> Yeah, I'm getting yelled at for it. >> Well, how am I yelling at you? >> I'm tired of people yelling at me. I just found out my mom has cancer again and she was being a total. So, I yelled at her and threw soda at her. >> You threw a soda at your mom? >> No, not my mom. Why the hell would I throw a soda? >> You said your mom cancer and somebody was yelling at you. >> No, the Kelly. I just try to call Kelly to apologize to her. >> The girl? >> What girl? the one that drove us here, the one that probably called you. To >> ascertain what had happened, the cops decided to hear her part of the story. However, her responses soon began to show how big of a brat she really was. >> Somebody had called CPS. I haven't looked at that call yet. >> Yeah, her name is Kelly. I'm trying to call her back and she won't answer. >> Okay. >> And I've been trying to freaking apologize and she won't answer the phone. >> Okay. So, what happened between you and Kelly? She was telling me that I was a and everything about the being a and being mean because I said that she should regret what she said to my mom earlier before she went in there because she told my mom that she was being dramatic and everything. Started off with a small incident and then she pulled it out of control. >> Kelly did or she did? >> She did. Kelly. >> Kelly did. Okay. saying things about she said I'm calling the cops. >> Sorry for crying. >> She got out the car. I got the car and said if they're taking you they're taking me. >> I'm sorry I'm crying. >> So what happened between >> Okay. >> Cuz you're like oh if you're taking her or taking me. What is it? What are you talking about? She called the cops and said I weren't. >> And I was trying to call her to just avoid the situation. Tell her I'm sorry for throwing soda on you. I'm sorry for yelling at you or being mean or whatever you think I did, but she won't answer me. >> Who is Kelly in reference to you guys? Like, who is she? >> She's my mom's friend. >> Okay. >> My wife's friend. >> So, Kelly started talking crap about your mom and then >> Yeah. And I told her, no, I told her after we got out of there and got >> told her my mom has cancer again. Sorry. >> She's a ridiculous. >> And I was like, you should apologize and say sorry. And you're you should regret what you said to her because of it >> cuz she has now she has a big huge thing of cancer. >> So she got cuz I'm pretty sure my mom's going to die. >> So I threw the soda on her and I was like you're being rude cuz she told me I was being upset. >> She had cancer blown out of proportion and she threw us out of the car. Initially, she was being cooperative with the cop, but when she realized that things weren't going her way, she decided to escalate the situation. A decision that she later regret making. >> So, listen, did this other blonde guy thing ever happen? >> Yeah, it did. I swear my life. >> You know, it looks kind of funny after this other person calls and >> because I thought she must be wasn't being serious. I thought I could apologize to her. >> And then she started saying stuff about your mom's >> and that's when I started walking home cuz she kicked me out of the car and I don't blame her. I was being an So yeah, I would have kicked me out of the car, too. And that's when I was walking and that blonde guy started harassing me, touching me. >> I was behind. >> All right. So you're being from what you said an to Kelly and then you threw a soda on her. >> I spilled my soda on her. Not threw a soda on her. >> Just a minute ago. You said you threw a soda at her. >> Not like I did this. >> So you poured a soda on her. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's why I started walking. That's when the blonde guy wouldn't stop harassing me and I got scared of her. >> Stop whining. Listen, >> I'm not trying to whine. I'm crying about my mom right now. >> Stop about it, okay? Because just 10 minutes ago when you're with Kelly, you're Miss Badass pouring soda on her and then now all of a sudden you're like crying. >> It doesn't sound like it to you cuz it sounds like it to me. >> We're going to start. >> Well, right now she's going to wait. >> You're going to know you're waiting right here. >> Do I Do we have to like chase after you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. For some reason, she felt like she was in control of the situation. But that was about to change. >> Yeah. >> I don't care. I don't care if you're going to wait. You're going to wait right here. >> Do not push me >> cuz I'll push you back. >> Walk away again. This is going to make >> I don't care if it makes your hand off of my mom right now. >> Stop. >> Stop. STOP. >> STOP. You back away. GET OFF OF ME. >> ALL OVER. >> All over. All over. >> Get off. >> We are not doing this. >> Not two days in a row. What are you doing? >> This was unnecessary. >> Completely unnecessary. >> Get off me. I can't breathe. Please. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. Keep making situations worse and worse and worse. >> Yeah, I'm being worse because I'm crying about my mom dying. >> You're fighting with the police. I mean, Jesus Christ. >> Trying to get away cuz you're hurting me. >> You're trying to get away from the police. Why would you do that? >> I wasn't even actually going anywhere. I was trying to sit down. I'm upset. >> Trying to kick me. cuz you were hurting me. I have a >> I told you. We told you to stop. >> You didn't. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> Too late to be sorry. >> Come on. >> STAND UP. >> STAND UP. >> COME ON. STAND UP. >> DADDY. >> HUH? >> DADDY. My arm is out of place. >> What do you think on you're not supposed to have? >> No. Why the would I? You better stop. >> I just wanted to talk to my mom. >> Sit down. >> At this point, she was starting to realize that just because she was in a bad mood didn't mean that she could go around assaulting people. >> Do you want your stuff to go with you or do you want your stuff to go with your dad? >> I don't. >> It's not a trick question. It's one of two things. You want it to go with you and you want to go with dad? >> You tried to kick me. I wanted you to get OFF ME. >> I DON'T CARE. Did we tell you to stop? Did we tell you to stop? Did we tell you stop? >> Scare you. I'm sorry. I really didn't. >> Bull crap. >> I'm serious. >> Bull crap. >> So am I. So am I. Your daddy going to get you out of this. Do you want to keep your purse with you or do you want IT TO GO? >> YES, I WANT MY [ __ ] >> All right. >> Eventually, when they arrived at the police station, it dawned on her that she wasn't getting out of this situation quickly. But it was a little late to salvage things. again. I know you're searching on scene. Do you have anything that you're not supposed to have? >> No. >> Okay. Cuz if not, you've already been to jail before. They're going to do the body scan. >> Yeah, I know. >> If something pops up, then we're going to have to go through that whole mess. Okay. >> I'm different. >> All right. Here. >> I'm sorry. >> Try to adjust your shirt here. Okay. >> There you go. Okay. Trying to adjust your shirt here. Step to the back of the car. Going to take those off again. Swap them out. In the end, she was charged with battery upon a police officer.