Damn. Dad. I have to revise. >> I don't need to follow any of these laws that your country has. >> Don't you think you should though? You know, you're driving around like a a What if you hurt somebody? >> Okay, they get hurt. What's this attitude? >> The attitude is the car's not yours, it's your father's. >> Brats who are born with a golden spoon are the final boss of spoiled kids. And despite their arrogance, they always fall back on daddy to clean up the mess and fix their problems. >> No, I'm not. My dad is on the PHONE AND HE'S HEY. >> HEY. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KICK ME. SO, those lights and sirens mean nothing? We're just out here. >> Can I call my father? >> No. >> He owns the island. You need to You need to notify him. >> I don't need to notify anyone. >> But what happens when these brats realize that daddy won't always be able to fix their problems? Here are several wild moments when spoiled golden spoon brats realize that daddy can't fix everything. Starting with a wild moment an officer arrested an intoxicated 18-year-old daddy's princess. A brat on campus who was so hammered that she had her skirt on backwards. >> You are intoxicated. You're walking around in public. Your skirt is on backwards. Okay, so even if I supervise you, you don't even know what apartment you're going to. >> On August the 17th, 2025, during a routine patrol, an officer spotted an 18-year-old college girl walking straight into oncoming traffic and quickly stepped in to pull her back. But that simple save instantly opened up a messy, unscripted chain of questions about how she even got there in the first place. >> Okay. You I saw you walking from campus this way. You are nowhere near the parking garage. Okay? You are intoxicated. You're walking around in public. Your skirt is on backwards. Okay? Look at your skirt. It's on backwards. >> Oh, maybe it's twisted. >> You don't have a phone, you don't have a wallet, you don't know where you're going. Right? It's a little concerning for me because I don't really want to let you just start walking. Right? And then all of a sudden you end up at the highway and then you're even further from the cottages. >> Mhm. >> If I took you back to the cottages, would you be able to tell me where she lives? >> Probably not. Probably not. >> Okay. You see how that's kind of a problem? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Is there anybody's phone number, like you know mom's phone number, that we could get Cindy's phone number or phone number from? >> No. >> No? You don't know mom's phone number? >> I will be able to walk there. >> But I'm I'm telling you. >> I mean, you could like watch me walk there, but >> Okay, but so then my other concern is you just told me that if I drove you to the cottages, you wouldn't be able to tell me where what what area she lived in or what apartment she lived in. >> I didn't say that. >> You just said that. >> I never said that if you drove me to the cottages, I would be able to tell you what apartment she lived in. >> I said, "If I drove you to the cottages, would you be able to tell me what apartment she's living in?" You said, "No." >> Okay, but I never asked you to like drive me to the cottages. >> Okay, but I'm I'm If I let you walk there, what's going to change? You know what I mean? >> but maybe you just You could have just like supervise me, maybe. >> Okay, but then when you get there and I see I'm supervising you, how do we know what apartment she lives in? You can't just I know I know the walkway. I don't know the numbers. I don't know like Do you know like where in the complex it is? >> Mhm. >> Okay, do you see how that's a problem? Okay, so even if I supervise you, you don't even know what apartment you're going to, even if you make it to the cottages, which again is a like very significant walk that way. You don't even know when you get there what apartment you're going to. Do you see like do you see my problem? >> I don't know. Okay, I don't see your problem. >> The problem is that you're in public, you're intoxicated, you don't know where you're going, you don't know where you are. You don't have a phone, you don't know your sister's number to call your sister to come pick you up. You're How old are you? >> 18 18 >> So, we're now wandering around a city that we're not from. Intoxicated with no way to call somebody for help. Sister doesn't know where you are. Right? You don't have a wallet. Do you know where you put your wallet and your phone? >> In her apartment. >> Okay, so then how did you get Were you at Northgate? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Yeah. So, then who took you >> He did Northgate. >> The Uber. >> Okay. Where did Where is >> At the apartment. >> Did she go with you to Northgate? >> Mhm. >> Okay, so you left her house to go to Northgate. With who? Who did you go to Northgate with? >> My friends. >> Okay, where are they at? >> I don't know. >> You have no idea? Okay. Do you see Do you see my issue here? >> I don't. I actually don't. >> Okay, you again, you're an 18-year-old in a city you don't know. You're in public. >> I do know the way. I just I just don't know the way to her apartment though. >> Okay, so but how are you going to get there? You're just going to walk aimlessly from College Station until you find it? >> I was just going to walk right wherever that curve is going to go up and then I was just going to take a right and then I was just going to >> Okay. >> A clueless teenage girl on campus on a Sunday evening barely able to remember what had just happened moments ago raised more concern than the brain could process. But for now the officer stayed locked in on safety knowing that with her foggy memory things could go sideways real fast if they weren't handled carefully. >> But then what What is that way? >> Her permit. >> It's It's not I'm telling you that it's not. Like I'm telling you that you are the cottages is like way way that way. >> Which way? >> It's that way. And you would have to cross over a highway which is that way. So you'd have to go all the way down this road, cross over a busy highway, and then you end up at the cottages. >> Okay. >> Does that make sense? Do you understand why I'm concerned for your safety? >> So this >> No, I'm not giving you >> press the button. >> I'm not giving you directions. But I'm also concerned about is that you crossed the roadway on a green light and had I not put my lights on, a very large dually truck would have probably hit you. And you had no idea that it was coming at you or that it was a no crosswalk and you had no idea. >> Yeah. >> You understand the dilemma? >> Yeah, I do. I understand. >> All right. Turn me facing forward. Put your hands on the rail. All right. You're being placed under arrest for public intoxication. Okay? All right. Face the car for me. You have anything in your pockets at all? No? Okay. Oh, look at that. Your ID. >> Oh my gosh. >> Is this the real one or the fake one? >> I don't know if it's fake. >> Okay. How did you get alcohol? >> I didn't get alcohol at the store. >> Okay. >> Sign it. Okay, just like that? >> And then, there you go. Like this one. >> Here I'm just going to hold your arm and then just kind of fall forward. >> Yep, there you go. Can you pull my skirt down a little bit? >> Better? We're going to go to the store with the window on it. >> So, we'll scoot the males around cuz I was like you can't talk to males, but we'll scoot them around so that you're not sitting next to one, okay? >> I can just sit on the edge. >> Uh yeah, that's what I'm probably going to do. >> All right. >> Cuz you didn't see the phone. >> So, do me a favor and go sit over there. I'll have him move. Here you go. Last one. Hey, man. Will you sit right here for me? Here, I'm going to switch him. You sit where he's sitting and he's going to sit right here. Perfect. He's just peachy. Cuz I don't want to Okay, and then face that way. I'm just going to switch you up so that I'm not looking at you, okay? We'll take all of you look at your auto pay account so I just have to give you a ticket. >> Eventually, she was charged with public intoxication. The last brat could have had it worse, but she still had nothing on this so-called royal brat who believed his family's wealth and influence meant he could fool around on foreign soil like the rules didn't apply to him. >> You're a student driver? Do you have your learner's permit? >> Sir, it was just a joke sticker. >> What's the joke about it? I don't understand. >> Because I'm young rich. >> What's his attitude? The attitude is the car is not yours, it's your father's. >> You've already checked. I do have diplomatic immunity. I don't need to follow any of these laws. >> That is what he has. >> On March the 22nd, 2025, Officer Simpson pulled over a Ferrari 812 for revving its engine and pushing reckless speed. As he approached the car, it quickly became clear he wasn't expecting the kind of person sitting behind the wheel. >> But it didn't mean that they could ignore traffic laws. And with that in mind, he kept things calm and controlled, handling the situation in a way that this rich brat wasn't going to forget anytime soon. turned to the unruly rich brat to cut him loose, even though everything I had done up to that moment was irritating. But, he wasn't done just yet because he wasn't just a spoiled kid. He had also completely lost his touch with humanity. The officer was later accused of giving the spoiled brat an open-handed slap. Just like that, the situation flipped with him now under investigation. That royal brat was a bad egg. Just like Stephanie, who learned the hard way that yelling, "My dad owns the island," doesn't mean a thing when you almost erase people with a Tesla. >> What's up, bro? >> I own this >> Actively resisting. 5' 11", she's refusing to comply. >> Get out of my >> You could have killed someone. >> Yes, you could >> Yeah, I could have killed you, too, BUT YOU'RE ALIVE, RIGHT? >> NO, I'M NOT. MY DAD IS ON THE PHONE AND HE'S HEY! >> HEY! >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KICK ME. >> On February the 21st, 2022, during a calm Monday night in Duck Key, Florida, dispatch received a call about a woman who nearly wiped out two pedestrians after a close call with a palm tree in her Tesla. When officers tracked her down, although they expected her to be intoxicated, they weren't prepared for the entitlement and disrespect that she was going to display. Turn off of the vehicle. TURN IT OFF. >> HEY, OKAY. >> Stand in FRONT OF MY PATROL vehicle right now. Right now. Ma'am. >> Sorry, what are you accusing me of? >> Ma'am. >> Yeah. >> You need to come over here right now. >> Why? >> Cuz I'm telling you to. You're running from me. >> I did not. I'm right here. >> Yeah. Now you are. >> So, what are you accusing >> Ma'am. >> What do you need? >> Do you need me to pepper spray you? You need to get over here right now. >> TURN WHAT? >> TURN AROUND! >> TURN WHAT? >> 511, she's refusing to comply. >> Get Hey! No. >> Get out of the vehicle. >> You got me Stop, bro. I own this >> Actively resisting. GET OUT OF GET OUT OF THE VEHICLE. SHE'S TAKING OFF. 511, I'M IN PURSUIT AGAIN. >> THE OFFICER eventually caught up to her again, but this time he approached differently, already knowing just how unpredictable she could be and making it clear he was not taking any chances. >> We're stopped again. >> Turn it off the vehicle. Sheriff's office. >> Stop me over. Oh my god, Dad. THIS SHERIFF IS ARRESTING ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> OH, DUDE. WHAT ARE YOU DOING? >> Don't resist. >> What are you doing, dude? You didn't even know me. Dad, Dad, HE'S HURTING ME. >> STOP RESISTING. >> DAD. DAD. >> GET ON YOUR >> HE HURT ME ON THE FLOOR, DAD. DAD. I DON'T KNOW WHAT I DID. WHAT AM I DOING? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? >> ONE DETAINED. >> WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS? WAIT. WAIT, MY DAD IS IN the car. Why are you doing this? >> Okay, let go of my phone. >> No. No, I'm not. My dad IS ON THE PHONE AND HE'S HEY. >> HEY. >> YOU ARE NOT GOING TO KICK ME. THIS is not okay. Get your leg over here and turn over. >> April, she's actively fighting still. >> What is happening? What happened? What >> No, this is what happens when you flee and then you kick me. >> I didn't flee and I didn't kick you. >> So, those lights and sirens mean nothing? We're just out here >> Can I call my father? >> No. No. >> He owns the island. >> 50-11, you can really see her. >> Call my father. >> I'm not calling your dad. >> Then what are you going to do? >> you? How old are you? >> I'm 24. >> Okay, 24, we don't need to call your dad. >> Yeah, you're right. And you're not going to take me in, either. >> You could have killed someone. Yes, you could have. >> Yeah, I could have killed you, too, but you're alive, right? >> You need to notify him. You need to notify him. I don't need to notify anyone. You're an adult. >> I could do what you >> Uh he's the police. >> I didn't know that. I'm not under the influence. Dude, my parents have three houses here. >> The strong and independent 24-year-old woman was later identified as Stephanie Bloodworth, a name tied to property in the area, though not the whole island. And when her father arrived, one thing became clear real fast. Unchecked bratty entitlement had already turned THE SITUATION TOXIC. >> DAD! >> STEPHANIE, you have to calm down. >> Well, why are they doing this? >> Probably 72755911. And you were speeding. And and now the way you've acted, you've got yourself in a deep hole, and they're going to take you. Calm down. >> Huh? >> There's nothing I can do. >> Just Just see why see why I am. >> Calm down. I'll get down there and see you. But you can't You can't start acting out. It's just going to get worse. >> What did I do? >> Well, you violated this. >> What did >> You You know what you You know what you've done. >> No, I don't. What did I do? Wait. >> So, >> What did I >> I'll come down there if they'll let you. >> Why are there so many lights? What Too bad he didn't see those lights. It just came. >> You just got She got you She got out of the car. Got back in the car, took off, ran multiple stop signs. I am so happy that she didn't kill somebody. >> Yeah. >> I It's It's a blessing in disguise. >> Okay. Um Would you just If you don't mind WALKING OVER HERE, AND show me what >> Yeah, it is. >> You didn't even read me my rights. >> All right, ma'am. >> God! They didn't read me my rights, AND THEY DON'T TELL ME WHY I'M GOING IN. >> MA'AM. MA'AM, it's >> God! >> You resist, you're going to catch more charges. >> I'm right here. >> Get in the car, then. RIGHT NOW. >> GOD! DEBBIE, YOU FOUND AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE IN THE VEHICLE? >> YEAH. In the uh front door pocket. Obviously, because of her level of resistance, we can't do exercises. If she's calmed down when she gets there, and she wants to do them, and you got enough bodies, that's fine. But, we can't risk that with her having fought everybody here already. >> Eventually, she was taken to the station, where it started sinking in that her dad wasn't going to make the mess disappear. And right there, a different side of Stephanie came out, showing just how unpredictable things could get when she stopped getting her way. >> Once you begin, do not stop until the exercise is completed. Stephanie, do you understand these instructions? >> You need nine steps? >> Count it. Nine steps, heel to toe, turn around by taking a series of small steps. Do I need to show it to you again? You sure you understand? >> stretch. >> You need to stretch? >> Well, I just been driving all day. >> All right, Stephanie, you have to We got We got to start doing this, okay? Do you need me to explain the instructions again to you? >> No. >> Are you sure that you understand? >> You need nine steps back. >> Well, do you need me to go over the instructions again? >> No. >> Okay. Can you get into the starting position, please? Do you remember the starting position? Okay, it's going to be the left foot behind, right foot in front, just like this, Stephanie. >> I'm like the other way. >> Okay. Are you ready to begin? Do you understand these instructions? >> Yes. >> Okay, Stephanie, you may begin. >> Do I know? >> What? >> Do I know? >> After a rough field sobriety test, the officers took her into the station for a breath test, just routine. But right in that moment, Stephanie changed into a persona that they hadn't seen since the start of the wild encounter. >> Call your dad, and then we got to go on the road, okay? Thank you, Megan. What was that? >> I don't deserve this. >> You said you don't deserve this? >> Like, duh. >> Oh, I agree. Let this be a learning experience. >> Keep breath. Keep breath. >> You have my word. >> What? I just told you. >> Cuz you think I'm drunk. >> You still want to say that I'm requesting you submit to a breathalyzer test to determine the concentration of alcohol content? Okay? Yes or no, would you take the test? >> Yeah. >> Take a deep breath. And I'll tell you when to stop blowing, okay? And begin. Blow harder. No. Until that machine starts making noise, you need to blow. You're not blowing. >> I know. >> Understand one thing, if you don't >> I am blowing. >> You're not. >> Dude, you can feel my breath. >> Blow. >> You give me the opportunity but that's no good. We're going to try again. Go ahead. Deep breath. You can do the counting. Now blow it. You're not. You got to try again. Deep, hard, blow. Into that machine that's noise. You're not blowing. I'm going to do it at your refusal. And a refusal is another charge. Go ahead. It's not my first day. >> In the end, her breath test result was .268, more than two times the legal limit. She was eventually charged with resisting an officer, DUI, fleeing, and reckless driving. The next case takes us to Libertyville, where Lexi, an already trespassed brat, got schooled on entitlement. She quickly learned that calling mommy while in handcuffs won't undo what she had done. >> Hey, this is a private residence. They don't want you here. You can't stay here. They're asking you to leave. Let's go. >> I don't want >> I don't care what you want. >> to call my mom. I need to my mom. >> On December the 4th, 2024, in Libertyville, Illinois, officers were called to Advocate Condell Hospital after a woman walked into a restricted recovery room, a place she wasn't allowed into. And despite being on the hospital's restricted list, she refused to leave the premises. >> Then we can get you go outside. You are not allowed here. They have They have asked you to leave. If you want, we can bring you out handcuffs and we you with trespassing, and the baby here. Or, you can come outside and talk to me. We can be civil. We can work this out. And then we can handle it out there, okay? >> For what reason? >> I just told you. >> Then can I get my phone? >> I will get it before we leave. Grab the bag. Get outside. >> Hello? >> Now. >> Yeah, I know. I'm leaving. There's no reason why I can't be here. Yeah, I know. >> Grab the bag. Let's go. Or I'm going to grab it. >> But for what reason? >> told you. They asked you to leave. You're trespassing. Grab the bag. >> You're going to cause problems for your There's no reason why I can't be >> I just told you. >> No, I don't want to leave. There's no >> care if you want to leave. That's not how this works. Grab the bag. Push the baby. >> Stop causing problems. >> Go. >> For what reason I can't >> I'm grabbing it, and I'll push the baby. >> Don't touch the stroller. >> Go. >> Why can't I BE HERE? NO! I'M NOT LEAVING! I'M NOT LEAVING. GIVE me my phone, then. I'm not leaving. STOP CAUSING PROBLEMS. NO! THERE'S NO reason why I can't be >> You Hey, you touched him. It's battery, and I'm taking you out. Outside. I told you. Now. >> problems. I can't >> Outside. >> No, I'm not leaving. >> Yes, YOU ARE. >> NO! >> GO. >> WHY, AARON? >> GO. >> NO! NO! WHY CAN'T I BE HERE? PLEASE. >> GO. >> NO! I'm not leaving this. I'm not leaving. No, I want my phone, then. >> You want to leave in handcuffs? >> No, I'm not. Why can't I be here? >> I just told you. >> reason. He doesn't even have a reason. >> Stop acting like this. >> I'm I don't want to leave. >> You're leaving. You're not going back in there. >> No. >> Yes. >> No. no reason why I can't be here. >> Yes, there is. >> No, there's not. >> Yes. >> No, there's not. >> Stay out here. You come in there, I swear you're going out in handcuffs. >> I don't care. >> You don't care? Well, who's the baby goat then? >> My Don't worry about it. >> Yeah. >> The woman was later identified as Lexi, who brushed off the warning like it was cheap talk and pushed things to another level right there in the hospital, forcing officers to take decisive action to get the situation back UNDER CONTROL. >> LET ME OUT NOW. >> OKAY. >> I DON'T WANT TO LEAVE. NO. THERE'S NO REASON. >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT TO LEAVE? >> BECAUSE >> WHY DON'T YOU WANT TO >> MOM, CAN YOU I'M NOT LEAVING. THERE'S NO REASON. >> WHY? >> WHY CAN'T I BE HERE? >> Why do you want to stay? >> What? Because I can. >> No, you can't. >> No. I don't want to leave. >> You are leaving. >> No, I don't want to. Then go say something. I can be here if I want. >> talked to him and he said no. He said no. He said no. They said no. I don't care. >> No. I'm not leaving. >> You're under arrest. >> Stop. >> I want to see your supervisor then. >> Okay. Let's go outside and you talk to >> No, I want to stay right here. I want to stay here. >> Hey, your options right now are leave pushing your child and go home or I take you in handcuffs and then mom picks up the baby. >> Can I speak to your supervisor? >> Sure. You're definitely going to be able to speak to him if you don't go outside. >> I I'M NOT LEAVING. >> STOP SCREAMING. YEAH. >> LEXI, do you understand that if you don't leave you will be placed under arrest for trespassing? >> Yeah, I know. I don't care. I want to stay here. There's no reason why I can't. Why can't you just ask me to leave? >> So, you just want to Hey, this is a private business. If they don't want you here, you can't stay here. That's how that goes. They're asking you to leave. Let's go. >> want to. >> I don't care what you want. >> I want to speak to the supervisor then I'll get up. >> Listen, criminal trespass with the new law makes it a little bit tougher. She gets a ticket. I can't take her anywhere I don't want to. Unless it's multiple offenses. I'm working on it. Thank you. Lexi, let's go. Push. Now. He's right here. He's outside. Let's go. I'm pushing it or you're pushing it. Those are our options. Make a decision. Am I pushing the stroller or you? >> I want to speak to the supervisor first. No, don't touch my daughter then. >> The option's BEEN MADE. >> STOP! >> PUSH THE STROLLER OUT. LEXI, PUSH THE STROLLER OUT. >> STOP! STOP TOUCHING US! STOP! I DON'T WANT TO GO. NO! >> I DON'T CARE. >> I WANT TO GO. I WANT TO STAY IN THE STORE SO I CAN SEE. STOP! STOP TOUCHING >> ALL RIGHT. NO, RELAX. STOP. STOP. YOU MADE A DECISION. STAND BY ONE. >> CALL MY MOM. DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. >> STOP. STOP. >> STOP TOUCHING ME! >> STOP. You are now under You made a decision. You are under arrest. >> Call my mom. >> Okay, YOU ARE UNDER ARREST. >> DON'T TOUCH MY DAUGHTER. STOP. I'LL STOP TOUCHING >> LEXI, STOP. >> I'LL STOP touching you. >> I'M TRYING TO DOUBLE I'M DOUBLE locking the handcuffs so it doesn't tighten on your wrist. KNOCK IT OFF. RELAX. LEXI, take a deep breath. >> No, I want to leave. >> Take a deep breath. >> Let me just go. >> No, it's too late. >> YOU TO THE CAR. >> NO, YOU HAD THAT CHOICE. >> RELAX. LEXI >> NO! CAN YOU HOLD MY MOM SO I CAN speak to her? >> Take a deep breath. >> Can you No, I can't leave without my daughter. >> We're going TO TRANSPORT YOU. PUSH THE STROLLER. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. NO. STOP touching me. >> Shush. >> I want my daughter. Give her >> The daughter's coming. My buddy's bringing her. >> Stop touching me. >> No. >> Give me my daughter. Can you just let go of me? >> No. >> Where is she? I don't see her. >> She's coming. >> SEE MY DAUGHTER. I don't see her. Give her to me. Give her to me now. Give her to me. Give her to me. Give her to me. I need her now. >> You're not reaching for anything. >> No. Give me her now. Give me MY DAUGHTER. GIVE HER TO ME NOW. GIVE ME MY DAUGHTER NOW. Give her to me. >> Acting like she had never been told no wasn't changing her situation, but she kept pushing anyway. Being a brat, she was more than willing to take her shameless act to a whole new level. >> I need to call my mom. >> You're calling her when we get to the station? >> Where is my daughter going? >> She's coming with us. >> even have a car seat. >> You don't have a car seat. >> Yeah, you're not taking my car. I need to call my mom. >> You're calling your mom right in front >> I need to call my mom. Just let me go and I'll leave. >> Oh, you had that choice. I gave you that option. This is what you chose. >> Please. >> No. >> I need my daughter. >> I She's coming. We'll figure it out. >> No. I need to call my mom now. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. >> you all three times. >> I need to call my mom. I can call my mom if I want. >> Okay. Let's see. Have you gotten to do anything you wanted to do since I've been here? >> Can I call my mom? >> That's better. >> No, I need my daughter. >> Lexi, you're leaving. >> Okay, then I can call her in the car. I need my daughter. You can't take her. I need my daughter now. No, don't touch my phone. Stop. You can't be Just take me to the car. I'm already pissed off. Just take me in. >> I don't care if you're pissed off. Judge. >> I need to CALL MY MOM. >> LISTEN, LISTEN. >> NO, I need to call my mom. >> We'll let you call your mom. >> a second. >> No. I need to call my mom. >> We'll let you call your mom. >> I need to call her now. Then where is she going? I need to call my mom. I need to my mom. I need to call my mom now. I don't have anything. >> I don't care. This is what we have to do. >> I need to call my mom. Where is she going? I need to call my mom. Please. Please. I need to call my mom. I need TO CALL MY MOM. PLEASE, I need her. I can't. I need TO CALL MY MOM. I need to CALL MY MOM. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. I need to call my mom. >> She can't go. >> I can't type it in. What am I supposed to tell her? >> Tell her to come to the hospital and pick up the baby. >> Can you come to the hospital? They've arrested me. Oh, cuz you know Leave me alone. There's no reason why I can't be here. You need to >> Okay, I'm calling my mom. >> Her mother arrived at the hospital shortly afterward and took custody of the little one, but as for Lexi, she was charged with criminal trespassing and resisting officers. Next up is this brat who truly believed she could buy her way out of an arrest. >> How do you think I get out of here? >> How do you think you get out of here? >> Yeah, there is. Money can buy anything. >> What What do you need? >> Look at her. >> What does she need? >> Yeah, 30,000 a year, 50,000 a year. >> That's so poor. >> Make it tighter. Make it tighter. Shayan got no money compared to you guys. It's sad. Actually really sad how much money you guys make a week. >> On December the 13th, 2024, officers on patrol spotted an intoxicated woman trying to get into her car after a night out. At first, they offered to help her find a safe ride home. Unaware that they were dealing with a rich, spoiled brat who believed that her wealth made her untouchable. What they didn't realize was that she had no intention of cooperating. What started as a simple safety check quickly took a turn, one that would soon end with her in handcuffs. >> Can you let her Uber you home cuz you're not able to drive? >> No, I'm not going to drive. >> Okay, is there someone going to pick you up? >> I just need your address. >> Okay, who's going to pick you up? >> My friend. >> Who's your friend? >> Friend. >> Okay, where are they? >> They're coming. >> What friend's coming to pick you up? Cuz you got to leave the bed. >> Dory. >> What friend's coming to pick you up? >> Shayan's my friend. >> Okay, but you're not. You're going to talk to me. You're done talking to her. You're going to talk to me. >> Dory. Dory. Dory. It's so easy to get an Uber home. That's all that I'm asking you. >> She had every chance to avoid trouble, but like many who think wealth equals immunity, she chose the worst possible option. Despite clear instructions from the officers to request an Uber home. She decided to drive off anyway. However, it didn't take long for reality to catch up with her. >> Officer, tell me what are you doing? >> One second, ma'am. >> My friend is not going to be very happy about this. >> Do you have your ID with you, ma'am? >> Yeah, I do. Yeah. Um two different sorts of my IDs. >> Do you have a driver's license? >> Yeah. My vehicle's going to be here. I'm not paying it. >> Okay, you're in a traffic stop, ma'am. >> Yeah, I am in a traffic stop in front of the Brand Hotel. >> Yes. >> I have to use the restroom. >> Not quite yet. Give me one second, okay? >> No, I don't really care if you don't like it, but I have to use the restroom, so >> Can you hang out for a second? >> You need me to hang out for a >> Do you have your ID? I've been looking for your ID. You've been waiting for your ID. You said you were looking for your ID the whole time. Do you have your driver's license? >> Sir, no, I do not. Do you know how my driver's license is? Do you want a picture of my driver's license? I have a picture of JFK. Do you want to know? I took a picture with JFK tonight. Do you want to see it? Great. He was a great guy, all >> a picture? Do you have a driver's >> No. >> So, do you have a picture of that? >> Sure. I'll give you a picture of it if you want it. I'm having a great time. Thank you. Um Yeah, we're having a great time. Sir, you're not really making me feel better any better. How can I get out of here? How can I >> to get out of >> Yeah, there is. Money can buy anything. What What do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside, go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, sir? >> She thought her connections put her above the law, convinced that they could get her out of anything. But that confidence was about to cost her dearly. >> I'll ask the Ben. >> Do you want to give me your phone number real quick? >> Okay. >> Hello. >> Okay. Sorry. >> Is that your name? Okay. Go ahead and step out the vehicle for me. >> Okay. >> Can I get the phone number so I can talk to them? >> Okay. I don't have an issue with >> What's the reason? Okay. What's the reason for speaking to your grandparents? >> I cannot find the parking for my parents. My grandparents. >> Look, this vehicle's key? >> Yeah. No, I can't. And I'm not going to like obey the police. >> Okay. I'm going to give them the phone number. >> I don't have any issue to obey the police. I'm the one to abide by the police. >> Right. So If you just cooperate with us, things are going to go a lot smoother. >> I would love that. But like I don't know. See, see, see, this is what I mean. Like Okay, fine. >> When faced with the law, most people hand over a driver's license. But not this entitled snob. Instead of giving officers her license, she handed over something entirely different. But while arrogance can blind its victims, it can only take them so far. >> I'm sorry. >> Hey. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> Call them. >> Excuse me. What are you doing? >> I'm not doing anything. >> Stop. >> You need a breathalyzer? >> Yeah. >> You called 701 to get a total of three of you? >> Yeah. >> For a total of three of >> What What am I going to do to make you feel better? I'm just not going >> for another police officer. >> Okay. For what? >> We need to conduct a couple tests. >> Sir, you're not really making me feel better any better. How can I get out of here? >> You're not going to get out of it. >> What What do you need? I need to use the restroom. I need to get out of here. I need to go inside, go to my hotel room. What can I do to make this better, sir? I mean, I've got the New Testament. What do you What do you What do you need? Bible verse? >> What are you feeling? How about you look at one of them and tell me what do you want? >> So, look at them. What? You're looking at addiction. Adultery. Seeking God. Bitter? What do you What do you What do you want to read? Sir, can you just tell me what you want to read? Cuz they're going to already arrest me, so just tell me what you want to read. >> want to read anything. >> Cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways, so just tell me what you want to read, sir. >> Why would you go to jail? >> Uh because you're looking at me here and I can't find the You should just tell me what we're going to do cuz I'm going to go to jail anyways, so what do you What do you want to read? There's adultery, there's sickness {slash} pain, there's seeking God, there's relationships, there's porn There's peace. Whi- Which one do you want to read? >> You can pick one. Go ahead and read it. >> No, you pick one and please read it. I'll read it, but you pick one. >> You pick any one of them. >> Fine. I'll read peace. >> You live >> Oh, wow. >> Can you give her a phone just so she's not acting crazy? >> She She asked to talk to him. >> Give it back to her. >> Okay, she wants to have the phone back. I'll ask um I'll ask the uh Ben. Do you want to give me your phone number real quick? >> She seems convinced that money could solve any problem, but she's about to face one it could not fix and learn the hard way that money can't buy immunity from the law. >> I can't seem to like relax here. I don't know what's going on cuz I can't find my car keys. >> Okay. >> Can I feel for my car keys? >> We'll help you out with that, okay? So, first thing, um have you been drinking tonight? >> No. >> No? >> No. >> Had no drinks. >> No. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to find my freaking car keys. >> Okay. Um were you driving this vehicle tonight? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Who is the uh Whose vehicle is this? >> My grandpa's vehicle. >> Okay. >> Will you at least help me find the car keys? >> We will. We will. Let me just finish um with this. What were you doing tonight? >> I was hanging out with my friend at the Ben Hotel. >> Okay. Um Okay. And where were you headed? >> Back to Okeechobee. >> Okeechobee County? >> Duh. >> Huh? >> Yeah. >> Yeah? Okay. >> She was certain that mentioning her dad would get her out of trouble, but instead it sealed her fate. The officers didn't care about her perceived privilege and instead of walking away, she was about to learn that connections do not guarantee a free pass. >> Okay. Do you know who Donald Trump is? >> Yes. >> You know who he is? Just one. Please arrest me. Please. Take me to jail. Do you Do you have any like physical defects or disabilities? >> No. >> Do you suffer from like diagnosed or epilepsy or anything like that? >> No. >> Do you have any problems with your eyes? Okay. >> She thought refusing the The test would keep her out of trouble, but in reality it did the exact opposite. She handed the officers exactly what they needed. One awesome reason to put her in handcuffs. Yeah, I said okay. You're going to take the Bible for what? No, no, give me the Bible, you mother Give me the New Testament for what? You can't give me it back? Hey Smith, you can't give me the Bible for what? I might probably inside of there. Are you serious? Bro, seriously, what did I do to you? And seriously? No, my Celine glasses for what? For what? For what? Seriously, for what? What did I do? Seriously, for what? >> Well, just take it off and I can >> No, for real, what? Like, no, no, no, no, for what? For >> For DUI. >> I wasn't driving. Just take it off for what? Ma'am, I'm in the middle of like Seriously? >> The other side? >> Ma'am, seriously, for what? For what, ma'am? For what? For what? >> All right. >> Seriously, for what? For what? I freaking JUST MET RFK TONIGHT. For what? For what? For what? >> We're going to go >> For what? I met RFK for what? For what? For what? For what? I met RFK for what? >> Get in the car. >> For what? I met RFK for what tonight? For what? Is this going to make America great again? For what? Bio logo for what? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, make America great again, please. >> There you go. Get in the car. Put your leg >> No, no, no, no, no, you're going to have to tell me why you're putting my legs in the car. >> to jail, DUI. >> I didn't do [ __ ] Ma'am. We're not playing this game with you. Ma'am, for what? For what? >> Get your leg in the car. >> For what, ma'am? >> Wait, watch out. >> My car key is in the car for what? >> your car keys. >> Okay. No, you can stop touching me. >> Listen. >> tell me why you're going to put me in the car. Ma'am. >> Even after being arrested, she couldn't help herself. Instead of staying quiet, she thought belittling officers would give her the upper hand, but it only made her fall harder. >> Can we have your hands behind your back, please? >> I don't really care. >> Take her watch off. >> I'm going to do Viviane Westwood. Oh, she's so tough. Wow, look at her. Yeah, 30,000 a year, 50,000 a year. God, that's so poor. It's so sad. You know, I have pity for you guys. Please make it tighter. Make it tighter. Make it tighter. >> You want to say >> So I got no money compared to you guys. It's sad. It's actually really sad how much money you guys make a week. Please make it worse for me. Please. >> Sir. >> Put me in the car seat so tight that I can't remember it tomorrow. Yeah, please. >> Sir. >> You can take that. >> Yeah, I'm going to try. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and resisting arrest, learning the hard way that the law's authority trumps anyone's bank account.