My father is P County Sheriff officer. >> I don't care. Do you work for P County [music] Sheriff's Office? No. >> Okay. She's saying you're P County Sheriff. >> You are going to lose your job. >> You got out and walked away. >> They literally kicked me out of the car. >> No. Come on. >> Let [music] go of me. >> On July 20, 2024, Byron Township Police responded to a call of a woman yelling and knocking on doors. The officers found her outside upset and talking fast. She admitted she was drunk and just wanted to go home, but things were already A MESS. IT'S right here. >> She said she had been trying to call her dad for over an hour, but her phone had died. According to her, she had asked people nearby to let her charge it, but no one would help. I literally fall off my phone. I did call him. I tried to go home about an hour ago. I call I tried to go home an hour ago. My phone died. If one of you tried to call my phone, my dad will literally show that he is on his way here. Becky tried to come home. My phone died. I tried to get them to put me to my car because I obviously am drunk. >> Showed up. What's going on? I am drunk. >> What are you yelling for help for? >> Because I'm trying to wait for my dad. I'm trying to wait for my dad because I obviously am drunk. >> So, you just need a ride home. >> Yes. And they're pushing me out of the They're literally pushing me into the street. >> Who is >> literally whoever they are? >> No. I'm sorry, but literally I'm sorry, but who are you? I'm sorry. I don't >> know where I'm sorry. No. Okay. Sorry. I'm going to get >> No, because if you charge my phone, I'm >> I don't care about your phone. I'm asking what what what are you going for help for? >> That I'm trying to go home in my car in >> What happened here? because they're trying to kick me out and I'm literally trying >> I don't even know their names. I'm literally just trying to go home to my house. I live in West Milford. >> All you need is a ride home. >> Yes. And they're just trying to kick me out. >> Ride is on the way. >> I don't even know because my phone died and they're not letting me charge my phone. Nothing. >> Who's your Who are you calling for? >> My father. >> Okay. >> And they're not letting me charge my phone. They're telling me that I'm too drunk, which I am. >> No. I'm so sorry. I do not have an ID on. >> What's your first name? My name is Payton. >> Okay. >> And I'm trying to call my dad >> 48 >> to have me come home and they're not even letting me do that. So I would like to call my dad. >> 4328 County 4328 county. Like I'm telling you, >> let me charge my phone. >> Sir for a phone number. Give me a call. >> Of everything. >> I can if you let me charge my phone. I can show you proof of absolutely >> 973 transfer myself. >> And I'm in AA so I can't even do alcohol or anything. >> So you shouldn't be drinking? >> No, I are drinking. >> I'm not. >> You didn't drink? >> No, I did. I did have one. I >> You just said you just said you were drunk. I did have one. Yes, you're right. And I did tell you I had one. >> Okay, come over here. >> As the situation continued, she became more defensive. [music] She asked for proof that her dad was actually being called. She said she lived in West Milford and wanted to be sure officers really had the right number. >> Just lean up against right here. We have We're calling your dad. Okay. >> And what's my dad's phone number? >> He gave it to me. >> And what is it? Did you call him? >> We're calling him right now. >> And what is it if you actually are calling him? 973. >> I be with when you're calling him. >> Yeah, my dispatch center is calling them and then they're going to put it to my phone. >> What is the problem? >> Nothing. Nothing's the problem. I'm literally telling you what's going on. >> You're giving me attitude. >> I'm not. And I apologize. I am on my period. I do apologize. >> All I'm saying is I'm not trying to give you >> We're calling your dad. >> Okay. And I would like to know that I'm aware of calling my father. >> We're going to be here when you call your dad. >> And I would like to know that. And because of my father, he knew that I was about here two hours ago trying to call him, saying that they would not leave me here alone. >> Okay. So, we're calling your dad. >> So, I would like to know that >> and if I would like to charge my phone, I can literally >> direct. >> And if he's on speaker, I would like to talk to him. >> Okay. >> My talk to him down there. cuz there was also a blue. >> Yeah, we got to mess with >> that was in my name that wasn't mine. Uh >> by the way, >> I would also like y'all to know that. >> She gave more numbers, talked about her uncle working with a local department, and brought up a police report linked to her car, saying it wasn't even her vehicle. Police kept trying to contact her father, but each number she gave either didn't work or went to voicemail. >> Um she just needed a ride out of here, and no one would let her charge the phone. You have the fact that there's a police loomingale police report that's in my car in my name that's not actually my car license plate. I would love to know >> the reason of that too, by the way. >> Oh, all right. All right. >> And this is the second hour that I've been trying to reach. >> You're dead. >> Yes. And my phone is dead. My phone is dead. No one is letting me charge it. >> I'm trying to figure this out. I completely understand. >> Well, right now, let's figure out. >> All right. Your dad's phone is going to voicemail. >> Yes. And I wonder why. Because it's not saying Caitlyn or Alexa. >> What's his phone number? >> 8090, which I know >> ma'am address. >> You told me 97. You told me 973. >> And I just said that now. Did I not? I'm sorry. >> I'm done with your attitude, please. I'm not trying to give you attitude. I'm listening. If you want to help, if you want, let's call the West Mford Police Department because that's also not. Let's also let's call them. No, let's call them. >> Try 862 instead of 973. >> West Mford Police Department. >> That's our next step if we have to. >> I know. So, let's call them. They know exactly who I am. So, I was trying to call them with my uncle. I would love to call them. She started >> and I've been trying to call them past 2 hours. >> And I've been trying to call him for the past 2 hours because I obviously know I'm not okay enough to drive home. >> Okay. Do you need a ride other like do you need help other than a ride? >> My father or my mother to be on the phone? >> Other than a ride. I'm asking if you need any other help. >> And I just told you that I would like my father or my mother to be on the call. I just told him the past 2 hours that my phone has literally been dead. Now I can't [ __ ] call. So >> she started getting louder, asking for badge numbers, questioning if her call was really being made and demanding that someone get her family on the phone. They tried multiple times to sort things out, but she was too worked up. She wasn't listening, and her story kept changing. >> I would love to know about these. I love you. >> You called their supervisor. He knows exactly who I am. >> What? >> He knows exactly who I am. >> Does your dad work for the police department? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> He knows exactly. He'll know exactly. >> Okay. >> And what's your name? >> Patman Concin. It's written right here. >> And what's your badge number? >> Are you kidding me? 43. >> What's your badge number? >> 4328. >> 20 what? I can't >> 4328. >> 20 what? Say it one more time just so I doubt it. Just so I got it. What's your badge number? >> If you're not going to say it, that's also a crime if you know that. You know that. >> What's your badge number? Huh? >> Yeah. >> What's your badge number? >> I tried. They're trying to call the dad. >> WHAT'S YOUR BADGE NUMBER? >> I don't know your badge number. I'm sorry. What's your badge number? >> All right, ma'am. >> What's his badge number? >> Ma'am, we're trying to get you back. >> And what's your badge number? >> 4328. I gave it to you five times. You gave it to me three contacts. >> Why are you asking again? >> She kept demanding badge numbers from every officer she saw over and over, even after they gave her the information multiple times. The officers decided to call the local police department near her home and ask them to go to her address. Can you try running her for a DL to go to her address, please? >> And what's his >> patrolman? >> Controlman. One year or how many? >> 20803. >> How many years have you been patrolman on board? >> Irrelevant, ma'am. >> It is irrelevant. So, how many years again like why you >> I need a DL and send the local PD to her address please and have them call us. >> What is what escort? >> What's your badge number? >> Okay. >> All right. Sarge. >> And what's his badge number? What's your badge number? >> That's not a full badge number. >> All right. That's not true. >> What's your full badge number? I'm sorry. Back up. >> What's your phone number? What's your number? >> I I got to go. Send the local PD, please. There's your name. >> Was that so hard? >> Sorry. >> Sending the PD to her. >> Okay. Thank you. >> Their goal was to reach someone from her family since her phone was still dead and no one had called them back. She didn't seem to understand that. Just so you know, her phone's dead. >> Hello. What's up? Okay, thank you. I need I need someone from the house to call me. She needs a ride out of here. And her phone's dead. >> Thank you. Bye. >> Then things got worse. One of the officers realized she had already been involved in another incident earlier that night. A liquor store had called police because she had caused a scene there, too. Apparently, they refused to serve her alcohol, and she left angrily after yelling at the staff. >> Uh, the incident at the liquor store. >> All right. Well, are they going to the house? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I'm letting you know, though. If it gets worse, she's going to go for discount. >> Yes. >> So hopefully it doesn't reach that point. >> Nope. We're trying not to. But it does. >> But she already did that since she was the one at the liquor store that left. He goes, "I remembered the name. I just didn't remember." And he said he found out that she was the one at the liquor store called No. She was the one that went store. And what? What? She called cuz they wouldn't serve her because How old are you? Okay. She's home. Ma'am. Ma'am. This one's the same as the back. >> Yeah, I thought she was going in the car. >> Yeah, I'll check yours. >> Well, you said if it does get to the point, we're calling a a rig. >> I'll rig the screen >> and I'll and I'll write it. I'll write out the screener won't talk cuz she talks. >> I know. >> I'll leave a 4x9 with her. >> Yeah, >> if it gets to that. >> Yeah. >> She insisted she had the right to make a phone call herself and accused the officers of violating her rights even though she wasn't under arrest. As a citizen, I am allowed to make a phone call, which I am allowed to charge my phone for, or I'm allowed to use someone else's phone. So, he's responding to my last use. >> You're not using any of ours. >> Oh, okay. Well, that's a good lawsuit. Thank you so much. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> Yes, sir. >> Thank y'all. You're not under arrest. >> I would still like to make a phone call which I am allowed to make. I am allowed to make as a citizen. I am allowed to make. So I would like which I am allowed to make. Y'all not going to allow me to make one or not letting me allow to make phone call even though I'm detained, right? before I'm arrested, right? So, which one is it? Because I am allowed to make a phone call, right? >> So, which one is it? >> All right. >> We are We are waiting for you to get arrived. >> We're trying to help you. >> All right, then. Let me make my phone call. >> Oh, boohoo. You do have a phone call that I am allowed to use. >> Ma'am, we're trying to help you. >> So, let me use my phone. We're letting our dispatch >> the phone number to know my phone call. >> Ma'am, the phone number. Okay. The phone number you asked us to call. >> Yes. >> No. No one's answering. >> Oh, boohoo. Because he knows that it's not if Yes. If I left, he would. >> So, we have we have West Milford Police Department going to your house to tell him to call us. >> Okay, cool. >> That's what we're waiting for. >> And I'm still allowed a phone call no matter what. Yes, I am. Tell her about how big they lost. >> It's in the movies, man. It's not like that. When they asked if her phone was working, she said it was, but refused to use it. Instead, she argued that she was being detained and demanded that they hand her a phone to use instead. >> You're supposed to give me a phone call and you're both or not. >> Okay, then it's >> Is your phone on? >> It is on, actually. >> So, can you make the phone call? >> No, because actually I'm detained under your guys's. So, I'm allowed. I was supposed to make the phone call. >> Where do you live? You obviously already know if you ask me, right? >> I mean, your address. I just know the town. >> Oh, no. Didn't you already ask me? Oh, no. >> Oh, you want to attitude? I'll give you attitude. Don't worry. I'll worry. >> You already have. You got here. We're just trying to help you because police officers like you. Yeah. No problem, >> man. We're just trying to help you. >> I don't really give a I don't give a for our help. >> Yeah. And you all didn't help. You all didn't take it. >> How not? How are we not helping you? It's okay. >> Did I not call for a ride for you? >> No, you don't. You did not. >> I'm doing my best to get you a ride. >> As a citizen, I have a right to call. No, you don't. >> Yes, I do. And that was We are We are helping you get in contact with him. >> I'll be a big >> We already made that phone call for you. >> The police sheriff official. That doesn't matter. >> Your phone's dead. >> You want to bet? Yeah, you showed it to me. >> The officers tried to explain again. They were already helping. They were making the calls for her because her phone wasn't working properly and no one was answering, but she wasn't hearing it. >> You're good, boss. Well, you're going that way. All right. >> The best part is my dash cam is not dead. Oh, I love that. >> Where's your car? >> Oh, doesn't matter. Oh, so now you want to know Stop walking around >> over here. I'm literally standing over here. No, I'm standing amongst your car. >> I don't care. Stand over there against I am standing above your car. >> So boohoo. >> Yeah, that's why I'm telling you to go over there. >> So Boohoo. Who? >> Sam, you're making this harder than it has to be. >> She named two people she planned to press charges against and said she had video proof. >> I'm trying to help. >> And you're not. You're obviously not. >> I am. I have dash scares all over my car. And this is literally one of my family's house. And now that I have video >> that you guys literally did not give me mying what's it called? Chance to call someone. >> Uhhuh. >> That's fine. I have easily video of Kayla and um what's his face? Hunter pushing me against the door hand. >> Okay. >> Which I will be pressing charges on that. >> All right. >> So Oh yeah. All right. Now you want to be all right. I've been saying all right this whole time. >> A boohoo. A boohoo. A a so sorry you chose you chose this job. A so sorry. A you have such a hard leg. A citizen I am allowed to call my fathers. So where's my phone call that I am allowed? Where's my phone call that I am allowed? Cuz I am a citizen. I'm sorry but like I am allowed a phone call. both know that >> I know it comes back to >> you both are allowed that I know that I am allowed to phone call so the fact that you both are not letting >> I'm ignoring you at this point >> 30 minutes officers on >> by now both officers were frustrated they had already had done what they could, called the local department, tried her dad's number several times, and kept her out of cuffs. >> So, where's my phone call? I'm still waiting for one cuz I am a loud one. >> I know. Um better hurry, >> huh? >> They better hurry up. >> They're coming from West Milk. It's 40 minutes away. >> I know. >> And you know what's going to happen if we try and put her in a car or bring her somewhere else? It's not going to work. She already won't stay where I told her to stay. >> Well, Jordan won't say where she keeps moving closer to the lane. >> So y'all are not reading me my race so I can go to my car, right? So that's fine with me, right? Cuz if y'all are not allow allowing me to have a phone call and you're not allowing me walking, stand over here. >> Then do you want your Miranda rights? >> Yes, I do. >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to speak to an attorney before any question. If you cannot afford to hire an attorney, one will be appointed to represent you before any question. If you wish you can decide at any time to exercise these rights, not answering questions or making them stand. >> Thank you for actually stand. >> Thank you for actually reading my Miranda. >> Stand over here. You're not free to walk around. Stand over here. >> Then you should have read them to me about 30 minutes ago. Right. >> Right. Right. Right. Cuz I do know my I do know my law. If y'all want to talk to my dad, that's fine. We can Yeah, we can because unfortunately I live 40 minutes away. >> I am aware. >> So Oh, boo. >> Can you please stand over here? >> I am standing over here in the car. I am I am I want you by the car. I am in direct. If you actually went to your No, I am in the direct light. >> I'm not asking you to be in light. >> So it doesn't matter. I am in direct. And if you want to tell them, they can go in back in their house. I'm concerned for your safety. >> I don't really care. I don't really give a [ __ ] I'm concerned for my safety. That's why I'm asking you to stand over here. >> No. And then you can tell them off to go back inside then. Huh? >> They have the right to be standing where they are. >> Then I have to be standing here, too. >> No, I'm asking you to be in a more careful spot. >> Be standing here, too. >> Officers asked for her ID, but she didn't have her license on her. She tried to give them her name and birth date, insisting she was over 21, but they said they could confirm it through their system. I'm sorry, but am I 21? >> Yes. >> Am I 21? >> Yes. You're born in February of 2003. >> Really? Y'all want to make sure about that before you uh >> We already ran your driver's license. >> I don't even have my license. >> We can look it up by the name of the university. >> Doesn't matter contact >> because it's going to West Milford. The same registration. We found your car. And I would love to know my actual address. >> What's the address of uh >> so who's giving me fake alcohol? I would love to know that then they're not here. >> Mallerie road. >> Oh no. Wrong. [clears throat] >> And like I said before, you can call your sergeant saying that right here. >> I would like another sergeant. I would like >> you don't pick and choose your police. >> No, it's not because I would like to call my father then. >> No, we're trying. >> No, it's not. Who? >> Call my father then. I have a right to call my father and you guys are not giving me that right. >> So you guys are literally on video on your actual camera saying that you guys are not giving me the right to call my father. >> So I would love to give my father a call. >> We are calling him for you. >> No, it does not matter. That does That's not right. I can call my father myself. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> And like I said before, then you can give me a phone charger or I can call my phone charger. >> Then it's not right. Then I'm not calling it. >> She's going to turn into a mess. But >> as the officers kept asking her to stay still, she became more agitated, pacing and talking over them. They warned her to stop walking around, but she refused and told them to follow her to her car if they needed anything. [snorts] >> I love everyone else. Yeah. Then you can give me a phone call to my father. >> Thank you. >> We are calling them. >> Where's my phone call to my father? >> Stop walking around >> because and otherwise I have the right to go to my car. I know. Yes, I do. >> Stand then put me in detain. Then do me then put me in handcuffs. Then put me in handcuffs. I don't want I don't want to >> MOTHER BOOHOO. I HAVE THE RIGHT I call my father. My father is bake county sheriff officer. I don't care. >> I don't really care who you are and I have the right to call my father. So you give me the right to call Yes, I do. >> We are calling him for you. >> So give me the right to call him because that's not how it is. That's not how it works. And I know you know that's not how it works. >> That's exactly how it works. You're not educated about your father. >> So I would love to call my father because I stop because otherwise I could go to my car. Am I detained? Am I arrested? Detained for your sake. Then you can No, because then I can go to my car if you're not going to let me. Yes, I am. Because you're not going to let me let me go to my car and you can come with me. >> You are not free to leave. You can go to my car with me. >> She started ranting about job losses, legal threats, and demanded once again to call her father, claiming she had the legal right to do so. >> Then you can come to my car with me. >> Ma'am, you stop. >> Then you can come to my walk towards me. Do not put your hand towards me. You can put your car with me like I have a right TO CALL MY FATHER which you both know is true. Who is a P County Sheriff officer who I'm sorry but one of you? Probably not him. You are going to lose your job. So I would love to call my father right now. And yeah, you could smile all you want. You can smile because who's the one that shot himself? Oh yeah, that was my cousin. >> That was my cousin. I would love I would love Yeah. I'm sorry too because a police officer though I would love to know that. >> Can you please stop walking around with him? >> Well, I would love to go back to my car who I know for a fact that I know who a fact has my my father. Not my father. Yeah, then you can then No, then you can give me a um a phone call to my off to my dad. >> Calling your dad for you. >> Then give me a phone call to my dad. I would love to know. >> Can we try calling the phone? >> Oh, boohoo. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. It wasn't my phone call. It was not my phone call. Was it? Who? I'm a citizen. Oh, boohoo. I'm a citizen, so I'm allowed to have a phone call. >> And you both know that. >> So, you probably are safe because you're newer and younger. He is going to get up. >> So, I would love to know. No, I would love to know that I could call my father. I would love I would love a phone call because I am allowed a phone call. I would love a phone call because I am allowed a phone call. >> Not right now. I am allowed a phone call because my dad is a Pay County Sheriff officer. So, I would love a phone call. I would love a phone call that you you're probably fine, but him, he should know way better. No offense, but he should know way better. And that's fine. I already like you can smile, you can laugh all you want. You know, Ryan Vase, you know, Matthew. Even though officers told her repeatedly that her father was being contacted, she claimed she was being mistreated, pointed out race and power issues, and said the officers were breaking the law by not letting her use her phone. >> Anybody going to be 40 minutes? >> So, I would want to know a phone call. Why can't I have a phone call? >> Well, you called for >> Does not That's not how that's not how it works. So, then give me a phone charger. Give me a phone. I don't have a phone charger. Oh, so boo, give me a phone that I can call my dad. That's illegal. I hope you know it's it is illegal. >> Ma'am, you don't have the right to use other people's phone. >> Yes, I am. Yes, I am. I have a right to call my father and you guys are not allowing me that. >> I'm glad this gravel for >> So, I would love to know that. Why can't I call my father? I would love to know that because police officers who are white cannot call my father. No, I I would like to call my father. No, I would like to call my father or mother who is just in the road. >> No, I don't GIVE A YOUR CAR is in the road. Move your car then. Move your car. You have the right to move your car, do you not? Oh, no. Pew. Don't find a reason to find to find your car or whatever. No. I would like a reason. I would like a reason to call my father or my mother. And you both know that I have a reason to. I'm a citizen and I have a right to call my father or mother. And you both are not giving me the reason to, which I hope you both know are is going to give me in a lot of trouble. Does not care if I'm intoxicated or not. I have a right to call my father and my mother or which either are you guys are not letting me that I call I both told you my my phone is dead. You guys are not even letting me walk to my car. So yes, I have a right to call my father or my mother. I have a right to. If you're not letting me walk to my car, that's fine. I completely understand that. But I have a right to call my father or my mother. I have a right to call someone and you're not letting me. So I would love to know that I want to call my father or my mother or my sister. Someone >> I have a right to call someone and you guys are not letting me do that. >> Now I haven't heard anything. >> It does not matter. I have a right to call someone. It does not matter. I have a right to leave a voicemail. I have a right to call someone and you guys are not letting me do that. That's fine. I'll go back to my car. That's fine. Don't touch me. You're not allowed to walk away. I'll go back to my car. You're not allowed to walk away. THEN I CAN THEN LET ME GO TO MY THEN LET ME WALK TO MY CAR. Then let me walk to my car. Yeah. Let me walk. Stop walking away. >> It finally reached the point where officers had to arrest her. When she refused to stay put and started walking back to our car again, they had no choice. She was placed in handcuffs and taken to the station. So let me walk around your car. Let me call my father. So let me call my father. No because I I'm a citizen. Oh we go. I'm a citizen. I have no because I have A RIGHT TO CALL MY MOM OR DAD AND YOU GUYS ARE NOT LETTING ME DO THAT. SO which is it? I go back to the car. One of YOU WALK WITH ME or [screaming] No. No. I WALK BACK. I WALK BACK TO MY CAR. I YEAH. YEAH. YEAH. RAY IN FRONT of a car. RIGHT IN FRONT OF A CAR. THANK YOU. YEP. And I have a right to call my father-in-law and you guys and you guys are not when we get to this and you guys are not letting me do that. Just thank you so much. >> I'm literally how you're supposed to go to training. Did you go to training? Yes or no? Did you go to training? >> I'm not ready to call my mom. >> Absolutely. When we get busy right now. >> Yeah. Thank you. before snack. >> You want to take my bag out? I don't know when we get inside. over here. >> Turn facing the wall >> at the station. She refused to cooperate with basic instructions. She wouldn't move her hands, wouldn't sit down, and kept interrupting officers with more demands and threats. >> When I take your handcuff, when I take the handcuff off, put this hand on your head. >> Sorry, what? That wasn't a full sentence for me. >> When I put this hand on your head, what's the handcuff from? >> Sorry, what? Sorry, what? Say one more time. I'm sorry, that wasn't a full sentence. >> Do not face me. Are we clear? >> Was that all your Was that easy? You all had to say that. Is that easy now? Can you get it >> now? Put your hand on your head. >> Maybe next time you should >> have a seat. >> [ __ ] >> Have a seat down here. >> Have a seat. >> Actually, basically, sit down. >> Lift your hand up. You can put your arms down. You can put your arms down. >> I'm okay because you told me not to lift them. So, what's what which one is it? >> We just need to take your hands off. Let go of your hands. >> Which one is it? >> And take your phone out, >> please. >> Take your phone out. >> Oh, sorry. I can't reach there. So, you're going to have to >> Oh, boohoo. Sorry. >> A then boohoo. here. She kept arguing, saying she was trained in law, accusing the officers of not doing their jobs, and demanding a female officer be present by law, though that's not how it works. >> You just turn this camera on. >> It is. >> There should be a female officer here with me. That is by law. So, I would like a female officer in here with me if I walk. I would like a female officer in here by law. And I recording on my phone, so if I don't get a female officer by locked, that's going to be a problem. I hope people know that. >> And it doesn't matter if my phone's dead. >> I have video on my Let me see your hand. Let me see your hand. >> Hands. >> Let me see your hand. >> Let go of your other hands. >> My hands. >> Let go of your hand. My hands. >> Good. Okay. Now sit. >> Move your hand. It's going to be more comfortable for you if you just let go. And I'll let go. >> All right. Then your hands going to be stuck behind your back. >> Oh, boohoo. Be stuck behind my back. [music] >> I mean, y'all should be recording by the way, which I already pressed record. >> We're recording. You recording us? >> Yeah. >> She's literally recording. >> There should be a female officer in here. Despite anything, there should be a female officer in here by law. It's >> not true, ma'am. >> Yes, it is true. By law. What are you going to me? >> Is that why? >> No. >> Eventually, they let her make a phone call, but she insisted it didn't count because she hadn't dialed it herself. Even while on the phone with her family, she yelled that she was being mistreated and falsely accused. >> Where's my phone call that I do get one? >> We tried, but you want to try? You don't. You actually don't have the right to one, but I'll let you call. >> But I do have the right to one. >> What's the phone number? >> I have the right to one, which means that you are not able to be in the same room. >> Incorrect. >> So what what's the I am >> and I have the right that I can speak on the phone without you listening. >> No, you're not touching my phone. >> Oh, so why not? I have the right to. And you're allowing me not to have the right to. So I don't have the right to. That I'm allowed to. So, I'm allowed to not have a phone call. >> Hello. Hello. This patrolman conquer police department. >> Yeah, Lexi, it's Katie and they're not allowing me a phone call. So, you can call mom and dad and you can call dad who is the sheriff. So, >> I think you called the wrong number. >> Is it? I can't even see it because you're not allowing me to. >> Uh-huh. He's not going to answer you guys. So then I'm giving you your phone call and that's your fault that it's not. >> It's not my phone call because I didn't give you that phone number which you have on video. You have him on your video and I have him on video which is not my phone call that I didn't make. >> It's not the same phone call that I asked to make. So >> what's your dad's name? >> Okay, sir. >> What's my phone number that I >> Sir? So what's my phone number that I can call? Because you did not give me a phone number that I call. Yeah, hang up on him. Hang up on him. But what is the phone number that I'm allowed to call? You're not allowed to call them. I'm allowed to give you guys a phone number that you guys aren't calling. >> Hello, >> Dad. >> This is Patrolling Conquer. >> This is Katie and they're not literally they're literally not reading me my Miranda writes nothing. Come to the I don't even know what police stations are out. >> Sir, can I talk to you please? >> They have not D. You can read >> the dash cam. You hear me? Yeah, you can read and you can read the dash cam video that we have on our camera. >> Capture police. >> If you could come pick her up, please. She's very intoxicated. >> I'm literally not breth >> disorderly conduct. Um >> Yeah. And then you will see on the dash cam that I they did not read me my Miranda rights or anything. They did once I asked for it, which is literally illegal. And you could tell tell them I have my phone in my pants. Tell him. I would like to know. Tell him I have my phone in my pants. >> Yeah. Do you want to >> tell him I have my phone in my pants. >> Tell him I have my phone in my pants. I'm recording everything still. And yes, it did die. I don't care. Tell him I have my phone in my pants. I would like to know that. Tell him I have my phone in my pants. >> 10. >> Mansfield. My phone. >> Sierra Field. >> Tell him I have my phone in my pants. I don't know why you're not telling him that. >> Mansfield Drive. >> Why are you not telling him I have my phone in my pants? >> Hm. >> I'm going to let you speak to him once I'm done telling him where you are. >> Yeah. So now I'm allowed to speak to him, which is so interesting when y'all have it on video, too. >> 07874 07 874. No, she's just going to be released to you once you get here. Like or once you get here. >> Um, if you want, the vehicle is parked by the house. If you wanted to bring someone else who can drive that car home. >> It's not parked by the house. We have it tracked. It's not parked by my house literally. >> It's parked by wherever the Lawana house is. >> So, it's not parked by my actual house. It's parked by the Lacawana House or Lakeana House, whatever it's called. Um, she's not providing her the ability to call you. So, if you could just talk to her real quick. >> Yeah, because I do have a phone call. You guys are not allowing me. Hey, Dad. I asked them for a phone call about five times. They did not give me my phone call. Um, I have and I have it on video and I have it on my dash cam, too. Um, and I have my phone in my pants and they're not allowing me to take my phone out to record because my phone's in my pants and they don't want to get anything. They don't want to get whatever for it. And after last time, after what Lexi told me, I never want to go through that again. So, I'm not going to lie, I did have a high noon. Kayla Storm gave it to me. I'm not going to lie. I did have a high noon. That was it. Me and Andrew were going to go back to his house and just literally swim. And they did not give me a phone call for about five to six times, which I do have on video. Um, I did ask that I do have a I said I have a phone call that I should be making five to six times, which they did not allow me. Yeah, please. Because do I sound intoxicated to you? You know how when I sound intoxicated. Thank you. Thanks. All right. I'll see you soon and let them know that it it uploads to our cloud. Thanks. All right. Love you. Bye. Thanks. Yeah. Bye. You have any questions for me, sir? >> You could put him on the speaker. >> Her phone is actually dead, which is why she was screaming bloody murder for the police to come. And when we showed up, she told us we weren't calling you even because I have a right to my phone call, which you guys did not give me, which is literally on the dash cam, which is what is concerning to me. It's on my dash cam on my car. Yeah, it's the Byron Township Municipal Building. We're in the back. It's across the street from a uh softball field if you look on Google Maps. Do you need a phone number in case you get lost? >> Okay. >> I would like to put charges on two people as well also. You can put him on speaker. You can put him on speaker. You can put him on speaker. So whatever he has to say to me, I already know that he probably already said to me. The officers calmly explained the charges, disorderly conduct, and public intoxication. She had become a danger to herself and everyone around her. >> I would like a female officer. Thank you. Which I'm legally allowed to have one because you guys turn the camera off, which is illegal. >> We have a different camera. >> Doesn't matter. Does not matter. I would like I would like a female officer here. >> We have a matron already. >> Doesn't matter. I would like a female officer in here. I would like a female officer in here in the next 5 minutes. >> You don't you don't >> Oh, boohoo. Boohoo. >> You're in my house. >> Oh, boohoo. Boohoo. In here. >> Stop smacking the wall. >> IT'S ILLEGAL TO NOT HAVE A FEMALE officer in here. >> Stop smacking the wall. >> It's not illegal to have a female officer IN HERE AS LONG as I've been in here, which has been more than 30 minutes. So, that's illegal. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A FEMALE OFFICER. I WOULD LOVE TO HAVE A FEMALE OFFICER, WHICH YOU DID TURN the cameras off, so Oh no. >> Oh no. I would like a female officer. A FEMALE OFFICER IS GREATLY APPRECIATED. I would love a female officer. >> Oh, I would love a female [music] officer. I'm allowed to still do this. Looking at me in any trouble. Oh well, I'm allowed legally to a female officer. Guess who? I can do this. I would love a female officer. [screaming] OFFICER, WHERE'S MY FEMALE OFFICER? >> SHE'S RIGHT HERE. >> OKAY, so then she can come in the room. >> No, she doesn't have to be. But she's right here. >> Okay. Well, I can see her then. Otherwise, I will keep doing this. Female officer. Thank you. Well, can you stand here before I keep doing this? >> Nope. >> OKAY. FEMALE OFFICER, which is illegal, by the way, for 48 and 1/2 minutes. Can you do me a favor? Is not illegal. >> I now consider your shoe to be a weapon, so I'm going to need >> Okay, cool. Female officer. >> Give me your other one. >> Okay, you can untie it then. >> Thank you. >> Female officer. Female officer. You do not know how to untie a shoe. Female officer. Female officer. Female officer. Sorry. Sorry. Female officer. FEMALE OFFICER. >> SHE'S RIGHT HERE. >> FEMALE OFFICER. >> THANK YOU. FEMALE OFFICER. FEMALE OFFICER. >> KAITLIN. She's trying to talk to me. She's trying to talker. >> It's It's officer. >> I don't care. Officer, whatever. >> She's trying to talk. >> Sorry, but you're old as hell. Sorry. >> She's trying to talk. >> I'm old as hell. >> Sorry. I'm old. >> Well, where's my favorite officer? Why are you not in uniform? Then you give me uniform and get in camera. Go in uniform. She's a matrix. I'm a matrix. My female officer back in uniform that can go on camera. >> I can go on camera. Okay. So, go on camera, please. >> I will put on my work logo on it here. And you can say your uh name and batch number. Uh my name is Patty Poland and I am the female matron. And what's your badge number? >> I don't have an official badge number. >> Oh, well then you can say that to the camera right there. >> I want a female monster. I would like [music] I would like a female officer, which is what I said, which you are clearly not. >> Ma'am, respectfully, you don't run our operations here. >> I would like a female officer, which is what I'm requesting, which I have the right to. So, I would like a female official matrix. Not the same thing. I would like a female officer. I am certified. >> Matrix and Matrix are not the same. >> I would like a female officer. Not the same thing to me. It's not. It's legally not. >> I would like officers. >> So, just so you know, you are under arrest. You're being charged with resisting arrest, obstructing, and disorderly conduct. I'm also required to tell you that you are currently under investigation for assault on a police officer, which is an aggravated assault in the state of New Jersey. your mandatory court dates at the Andover Township Joint Municipal Court on August 7th, 2024, at 9:00 in the morning. There's a phone number that I will circle for you so that you can call them and give them your appropriate information because if they do not have a phone number or an email, it's very easy to end up in a warrant for your arrest if you do not get in contact with the court. Okay? So, I'm going to leave these with your ball. >> She got through to her dad. He wasn't a sheriff like she'd claimed, but he did come to pick her up. The officers explained the full story to him. >> Yeah. >> Hi. >> Hello, sir. >> For gateway. >> Yes. hand over just made contact with those four individuals. >> You just have an ID. >> Do I need mine? >> Okay. No, just you or actually I have your ID and phone number. You're good. >> Call a dog, I guess. >> All right. >> All right. Um, so do you work for Pose County Sheriff's Office? >> No. >> Okay. She's saying you're P County Sheriff. >> No. >> Okay. Are you her father or? >> Yeah. >> She's adopted, but legal. >> So, she's under arrest for existing obstruction and disorderly conduct. I will let you know that there is an investigation for uh assault on a police officer. Okay. >> That's being conducted. >> Uh because she did start resisting causing issues. >> Okay. All right. So, she's got a court date. It's going to be August 7th, 2024. She's got the paperwork and I'm going to release her to you now. She's very intoxicated and very uh agitated. >> And if for whatever >> the car >> the car is on Lacawana Drive right down the road. If you go out this way and turn right. >> Turn right down the road. >> Okay. >> All right. If you um Does >> she have the keys? Do you know? >> I don't know. They might be in her purse. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> We actually did receive a call earlier in the night. We didn't find her. She had called the police because the liquor store wouldn't give her alcohol because she was already intoxicated. At which point she became belligerent in the store. She's not being arrested for that because we didn't see her there. She's just being arrested for what we were dealing with her with, which she was at a party and she needed a ride out of there. So, she was screaming bloody murder for the police. We showed up. Um, her phone was dead. We tried calling you. It went to voicemail. Um, >> cuz it's my number. >> Yeah. So, we went to voicemail and then we told her that uh and she claimed we weren't giving her her authorized phone call. Um, so we were sending West Milford over to your house to wake you up. >> And so, that's our next step. And while we were waiting for that, she started walking around and because she's so intoxicated and walking in the middle of a street, we told her she can't walk away. And then she started getting in our faces, screaming in our faces and acting violent at which point she was under arrest for her disorderly where she did not comply. And >> she does have behavioral issues. >> Okay. >> All right. West offer knows about it. >> Okay. So if you want to talk to her, >> no. >> The officers made it clear if she acted out again on the way home, he should pull over and call for help. They also offered to take her to the hospital if he felt she needed it. Um, do you if if you feel if she feels >> get the car and get home, >> if you feel that she's unsafe or anything and need her to go up to the hospital, you let me know. If you don't feel comfortable, >> we'll make that happen. But, um, obviously, we don't want any to occur when she's released. >> Hopefully, she's more calm because it's not the police, right? >> But, >> she won't be, >> but >> and there will be issues. >> If there's issues right outside here or on the way home, you can pull over, call the police. Okay. >> All right. >> Thank you. Just give me one minute. Okay, GOOD. They're not. All right. Your dad's here. He's not a police officer, by the way. And here's your shoes. >> And we have the same dash cams, right? >> Oh, sure. I mean, just the way things happen. videos don't really edit like that. So, >> you know what I mean? >> Everything's okay. >> And that's why when I ask for a female officer, you got to turn the camera off, right? >> That's not the camera. >> It doesn't matter. >> My head recording. Okay. Record. >> Understood. >> Well, you're also recording on your phone. >> Doesn't matter. Can you Nope. Put your shoes on. Okay. And I hope you know that there are lessons where to give someone a proper handcuff or not. By the way, Can you take it off, please? Now. >> Yeah, once your shoes on. >> It's on. It's literally on. >> Once you tie it, cuz the minute >> You want to tie it for me? >> No, you're good. When the minute that's tied, >> you want to tie it for me? Oh, you want to tie it for me? You want to be like that? You want to tie it for me? >> Y'all know you don't need a college degree, right, for what you do, right? Okay. You need a high school diploma. Can I have one? >> This is not >> No, yours is actually the easiest thing in the world. >> Exactly. >> Here's your stuff. You are free. >> Thank you. >> All right. Follow me. >> Thank you. Shut up. >> Just get in the car. You better have the keys. It's unlocked. No, it's locked. They just said that she's got mental health issues. So, I'm waiting to see if they can handle the situation. After being released, it didn't take long for things to go downhill again. You >> all right? >> She got mad and got out of the car. >> Okay. >> Where'd she go? To the right or to the left? >> Straight. >> Straight. 20 county. Open the disorderly conduct back up and put a ray gun on standby, please. She got into another argument, this time with her own parents. According to officers, she became upset, jumped out of the car, and started walking down the road alone. >> Come here. >> WHAT? >> Come here. >> Under arrest. >> Yes, you are. You're not free to leave. >> Why? >> You're a danger to yourself. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> Then breathalyze me. I'm literally okay. >> Come here. You're not. >> No. Yes, I am. I'm Stop walking. >> I'm lit. Breathalyze me. >> You will get arrested again. You will get breathalyze me. I am okay to go home. >> No, you're going to the hospital. >> You're going to the hospital. >> I'm literally breathalyzed me. I'm okay to go home. >> Mental health. >> I'M LITERALLY FINE TO LIKE >> THEY literally kicked me out of the car. >> You're going to No. What do you want? >> You got out and walked away >> cuz they kicked me out of the car. What do you want me to say? >> No, you got mad and walked away. >> I literally got kicked out of the car and they were like, "Fine, go walk yourself home." I literally So, exactly. I did get out of the car, which they told me, and I'm walking myself home. Which they told me to do. >> No, you're going to the hospital. >> Then breathalyze ME. I'M OKAY. >> NOT ABOUT INTOXICATED. You are a danger to yourself right now. The way you're acting is a danger. >> What if I have someone to pick me up? >> No, you're going to the hospital. >> No, because I have someone to PICK ME UP. BREATH ME. >> STOP. I'M GOING TO ARREST YOU AGAIN. >> I'm going to ARREST YOU. >> DO IT. ME. I'M [screaming] OKAY. >> ALL RIGHT. I'll send you the ticket in the mail. Stop. literally breathalyzed me. I'm okay. I literally BREATHALYZED ME. I'M OKAY. I can't walk home because my parents were like, "Goodbye, get out of the car." So, it's my fault that MY PARENTS SAID, "GOODBYE, GET OUT OF THE CAR AND WALK HOME." SO, that's my fault. >> Where am I STANDING? >> SO, THAT'S MY FAULT. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW WHY that's my fault. Right. >> Right. Why is that my fault? In fact, they literally told me, "Goodbye. GET OUT OF THE CAR. You can walk yourself home. Why is that my fault? Huh? Huh? I would love to know why that's my fault. If they think I'm okay to walk home, those are my parents. >> Clearly, then they think I'm okay to walk home. >> No, they don't think you're okay. >> Well, then why would they TELL ME GOODBYE? GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> Cuz they just came back to us and called you. They told me to get out of the car. >> You're going to the hospital? >> No, I literally am radicalizing. >> It's not about being intoxicated. It's your behavior. She also mentioned she had a diagnosed mental health condition and was on medication, but kept arguing she was stable enough to go home. She claimed her parents kicked her out and told her to walk and that she was just doing what they said. >> I have part of my personality disorder. Yes, >> that's why we're going to hospital because Yeah, I'm mentally Yes, OBVIOUSLY I'M MENTALLY NOT OKAY. OBVIOUSLY, >> the hospital knows that. I'm literally on meds because of it. They I'm 21 and they told me to goodbye. Get out of the car. >> They literally just told me goodbye. Get out of the car. You can walk yourself home. >> Something else. >> So, come over here so one of us can go to Andover. Sure. >> No, I'm very confused right now. Why they come here so one of us can clear you for the >> They think I'm not okay. >> If they truly thought that I was not okay to go home, they would not kick me out of the This is the first time that this has happened. They have literally said goodbye. >> Goodbye. You can go WALK YOURSELF HOME. >> SO WHY IS that my fault for following directions? I would love to know that. >> Okay. Why is it negative? >> They're not available. >> Are they unavailable? >> Negative. >> I would love to know why. Because my own parents said you can walk yourself home. Then now all of a sudden I'm going I would love to know that. I would very much love to know that. >> I I seriously do want to know that. Want to know what? >> That they literally said goodbye. Get out of the car. >> All right. Well, they called the police. Is that it? >> Yes. And this is not the first time that this has happened. My sister does not live with us because of them. >> I'm trying to do the same thing. I do not I'm not >> unfortunately I am adopted. I'm very grateful. But they are parents who should never have been parents. Why would they literally literally 5 minutes I would very much like to know. Seriously, I would like to know why they would just randomly kick me out of the car when I could have gone home >> cuz the way you're acting starts. >> No, because I could have smoked some weed and they know that I could have smoked some weed literally in the car on my way home and then >> you can't smoke weed in the car. >> Oh, well, they let me. So, we can bring that up with them. I don't have my medical card, so it doesn't even matter. >> They can't do anything. >> It doesn't. So, let them know that. And they literally said, "Okay, bye. Get out of the car. >> There you go. He's going to the hospital now. >> So, I would love to know. >> He's going to the hospital. >> Why? Why? >> Why? >> Why? Because I I am already diagnosed by three psychiatrists >> and not because unfortunately they just don't want to be parents. >> And unfortunately, they did tell me to go to my sister. You can call my sister right now. She'll tell you literally the exact same thing I'm telling you right now. And she doesn't even live in New Jersey. >> You can tell her right now. You can literally call her. >> When you go up to the hospital, you call her and she can come pick you up. >> She doesn't have a license. She doesn't drive. >> No, she can get an Uber. >> An Uber for you. >> Oh, well, but do you want to pay for it? >> Yeah, I didn't think so. >> We're just giving you options. >> Oh, well, I didn't think so. Literally, I'm so sorry, but why would my parents literally kick me out of the car then call back the police on me? Like, I was just on >> I DON'T KNOW. EXACTLY. I don't know either. I do not know. >> I have some guesses. >> Oh, well boo. You think you're a smartass? You're >> Ambulance is here for you. Okay. >> Huh? >> The ambulance is here for you. >> Oh, well, good. Then they can come to my psychiatrist. >> Based on her behavior and her history, the officers decided to send her to the hospital for a mental health evaluation. That's when the ambulance arrived. And like I told you, you guys could could have breathalyzed me about an hour and a half ago and y'all chose not to. >> I understand. >> And y'all literally chose not to. I I smoke weed. I don't drink. I smoke weed. >> I I understand. >> So >> stop walking. Hold on. Hold on. COME ON. >> LET GO OF ME. LET GO OF ME. PUT ME IN THE AMBULANCE AND I'M going >> did not ride. >> Yeah, I'll follow you. >> Um Rob, you watch. >> I'm coming with you. >> Yeah. >> Once inside the ambulance, she continued confronting the officers and claiming they were breaking the law by taking a personal call during transport. Yeah, I'm on the way last. Yeah. Yep. Uh-huh. Same person. >> No, I'll call you later. Why are you taking your personal call? >> It's business related actually. >> Is it? >> Yeah. We have juvenile We have juveniles throwing rocks. >> So, who was it? I'm >> not disclosing that to you. Operation >> I'm just not going to tell her. >> I don't I have it all. Literally, I have it all recorded. That's fine. What are you recording with? >> I hope you know my nipple here. That's why I have it open. And if you're going to take it personal, that's fine. We have it. That's fine. That's totally fine. I'll call your lieutenant right after. So, one, you're going to arrest me not the rights when I until I ask you to. And then two, you're going to take a personal call in an ambulance. That's >> Well, we'll use this opportunity to educate you about the law system. So, I don't have to read you Miranda rights if I don't intend to ask you any questions that would incriminate yourself. And frankly, I really don't feel like asking you anything. >> Oh, well boooo because I am asking you something as a citizen. So, you should be refining me as an officer. So, I'm so sorry you picked a career that you didn't want to choose. >> I love my job. >> Oh, well then maybe you should answer if someone's responding. So, >> what what do you mean? >> You lost me there. >> It doesn't doesn't matter. took a personal phone call on duty which is illegal which is not allowed by the way not true. She also insulted them mocking their weight, their appearance and their jobs. Because of how she acted during this second encounter, she was officially arrested again. Well, thank you And what are you just able person? >> Sorry. Sorry. I wasn't supposed to be rude like that. >> What did you expect it to be? >> YEAH. >> He's not going to hear the end of that for the rest of the night. >> No, I'm not the rest of the next shift or the shift after that. >> Hey, listen. can go for everyone, just not everyone wants to partake in it. >> She was being charged with disorderly conduct, obstruction, and resisting arrest, and that there was now an investigation into whether she had assaulted an officer during the incident. All charges are still pending, and she'll have to answer for both arrests in court. What do you think about how the officers handled this? Drop your thoughts in the comments. Thanks for watching. Stay safe, stay smart, and we'll see you in the next