So the police just pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window >> that we're not off of me. >> We are not doing that. Oh, but you already did it and I do anything. I never called you. >> Mama trivia to drink tonight. >> Man, shut the door. >> Okay, you're under arrest for OBI. >> Ah, funny. >> Okay, >> I want her to have my phone. My dad is coming, but I can't tell you where he at because y'all got my phone. >> Teenage bullies walk around like they run the world. They think being loud and arrogant makes them untouchable. But sometimes they cross paths with nononsense cops who don't hesitate to teach them important lessons on humility. >> She comes running my room. She grabs at me. She grabs out my phone. So I grab at her back. This has been the craziest week of my whole life. And I don't even understand why she has to do all this over so AC. And she had she grabbed my hair. She took me down to the ground. Okay. >> I've nevering done anything. She's put her hands on me my whole life and I've never called nobody on her. >> Here are satisfying moments when arrogant teen bullies got humbled by non nonsense cops. Starting with these two arrogant teenagers who saw nothing wrong with driving impaired and even thought that they could intimidate the cops in the process. >> I was just asking if this was a DUI. >> You keep you keep talking over me. >> Okay, but I don't understand what I did. >> Well, how much have you had to drink tonight? >> I have not had any. I'm I'm shivering. Why do you have alcohol an odor of an alcoholic beverage on your breath? Ma'am, I'm speaking to you. >> I'm talking to my lawyer, which is my dad. >> Okay. One second. >> Well, right now you're being detained for a DUI investigation. >> Dad, I'm under arrest, so please call anything. >> During a routine patrol, an officer spotted a vehicle tearing down the road at a speed way beyond the limit and initiated a traffic stop. Little did he know that that was the beginning of a very interesting encounter. One fueled by teenage arrogance and a complete lack of common sense. >> Hi, sir. >> Officer, >> police department. >> Okay. >> Ma'am, do you have any idea why I pulled you over? >> No idea. >> There's a couple reasons. All right. First off, do you know what the speed limit right here is? >> 70. >> No, it's only 55. >> Okay. >> Do you know how fast you were going? >> No idea. >> I got you. It's 76. >> Okay. >> Okay. Second off, it's it's night time and I don't know if you noticed your lights are turned off. >> I have no Well, I turned off my car because you were coming over here and I put my hands up here. >> No, that's part of the reason I stopped you is because your lights are are turned off. Now, is there a reason you were following that vehicle in front of you so closely? >> Yeah, that's my best friend. We were just playing Wolf. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Not a lot. >> How much is not a lot? >> Like a drink? >> Just a drink? >> Yes. >> What was it? >> A beer and a drink? >> Just a beer? >> Yes. >> Okay. Will you step out of the vehicle for me? Close the door. Just stand right over there so you're not so close to the street. Okay. I'll be right back with you. 681. Looks like their friends are wanting to pull up next to us. If you can serve me a 54. Are you stand right over here for me, ma'am? >> Yeah. >> Right right here where my light is. >> Stay in your vehicle. Stay in your vehicle. Don't come out here on the interstate. Stay in your car. >> All right. The reason I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle is based on your driving and some observations I'm making while speaking with you. >> I have a little bit of concern about your sobriety. I want to ensure it's actually safe. >> Yes. Okay. >> After a beer. Okay. >> But sometimes people tell me that and it's true. Sometimes people tell me that and it's false. >> My uncle's a cop. I understand. >> It's my job to discern what's true. >> 100%. I'm going to be respectful. >> So, like I said, the reason I asked you to step out is so I can ensure it's actually safe for you to be driving. Okay. >> Okay. Now, do you suffer from any medical issues I might need to be aware of? >> Just anxiety and depression. >> Right. What what I asked you was, does that medication have have warnings on the label about consuming alcohol? >> I mean, it says cause dizziness. I mean, I don't read into it. It just says I mean >> I don't know what exactly says on the bottle. >> So, you don't know of any warning on it that says don't drink alcohol. >> I mean, but I'm not I'm not drunk. I drink an angry orchard. >> I was just asking a simple question. >> I don't know, sir. I said I It causes dizziness. That's all I know of it. >> Okay. All right. Now, one of the things I'd like to do to help me determine your sobriety is check your eye. >> Okay. >> Is that okay? >> Yeah. >> All right. Just stand right where you're at. >> Is this like a sobriety test? Cuz I don't agree to that. Did you hear that? >> Hold on. All right. Well, I can't force you to do anything you don't want to do. >> Okay. But >> I'm just telling you >> I have to let you know that this is part of field sobriety. >> Okay. >> Okay. I I didn't pull you out of the car for no just no reason. Okay. This is design. >> Let me finish. >> Yes, sir. >> All right. This is part of the the exercises that help me determine whether you're impaired or not. >> She knew exactly how intoxicated she was, so she was ready to try every trick in the book to throw the officer off. In her mind, if she could derail him long enough, she might slip away with nothing more than a speeding ticket. >> I was just asking if this was a DUI. >> You keep you keep talking over me. I'm trying to answer your question. >> I'll stay quiet. >> It's very hard for me to answer your question. Keep talking over me. Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, like I said, I have some concern about your sobriety. Okay. And these exercises are designed to help me determine whether you're impaired or not. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> I don't arrest everybody that I investigate. >> Okay. >> Okay. But if you refuse to do those field sobriety exercises, I then have to make a decision of whether you should be arrested for a DUI or not. >> Okay. >> Based on my observations so far. >> Okay. >> Okay. And if you were arrested, >> Yes, sir. >> the fact that you refused to do those field sobriety exercises, sir. >> Could be used as evidence against you in court. >> Okay. >> Okay. At this point, I'm asking to check your eyes to help me determine your sobriety because that is part of those field exercises. >> Is there someone coming? >> Yes, this is my backup officer. >> What's his name? >> Hello. What's your name? >> Okay. >> All right. So, is it all right if I check your eyes out to ride? >> Can I call my mom before I do all this? >> No, ma'am. This is You're an adult. >> Okay. I'm asking you to >> Yes, she can check my eyes. >> Okay. All right. Can you see the light I'm holding in front of your face? >> Yes, it's red. >> Okay. That was going to be my next question. Here's what I want you to do. I want you to look at that red light. Follow the red light with your eyes only. Yes, sir. >> Keep your head completely still. You understand? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. Try not to move your head. I need you to keep your head completely still. Let's try that again. >> It's hard when you're in the flash. >> All right, you can relax. >> All right, ma'am. Listen, I'm seeing what what's called six out of six clues of impairment during that that horizontal gaze and stagnance exercise. Okay. Okay. So, I'd like to continue my investigation and ask some addition that means. >> Okay. Yeah. Horizontal gaze estagmus is something caused by uh CNS depressence or central nervous system. It's your eyes are displaying >> your eyes are what? I follow attributes of of >> how can someone not be nervous when they're >> You asked me a question. I'm trying to answer it. >> Okay. But I don't understand what I did. Well, ma'am, >> look, it's giving me like >> I've taken I've taken literally hundreds of hours of of courses on DUI and you're asking me to explain it here in a couple of seconds and I'm trying to, but you keep talking over me. >> I'm not talking over you weren't even speaking. >> Okay. Well, in any event, >> I'm trying very respectful. I understand my uncle's a cop from Bokeh. Like, I understand it. >> Let me know when you're done and I'll continue. >> All right. As I was saying, I'd like to continue my investigation and ask perform some additional field sobriety exercises that would consist of you walking a line and standing on one leg. Do you have any injuries or physical defects that would prevent you from being able to walk or stand on one leg? >> Do this. >> All right. Are you Are you declined to perform those field exercises? >> I'm just I don't understand why. Like I'm not even >> Because I think you might be impaired. >> I'm literally freezing. Like I don't understand. I would like to call my my mom. >> Are you willing to do these exercises? >> I don't want to. One thing she didn't realize was that refusing the sobriety test wasn't going to save her. Not with a nononsense cop standing in front of her. >> Go ahead and turn around with chains behind your back. You are under arrest with me. >> Why? >> All right. Because I think you're impaired. >> Okay. Now, >> so if I do these, then I'm not arrested. >> That's not what I said now. Okay. I've given you the opportunity to perform the exercises. You don't want to do them. I'm not going to force you to do them. >> Now, I'll do them if it doesn't cause me to be arrested. Now, your car does smell like Is there anything in the car that I need to be concerned about? >> Not that that I don't get a smoke shop that I'm 21 on. >> All right. So, the next part of this process, I'm going to take you down to central breath testing. I'm going to give you an opportunity to take a breath test. >> I don't want to do it. >> Oh, okay. All right. Well, there are consequences to refusing the breath test. I'll explain those to you here in just a moment. >> Am I allowed to? >> Yeah, I'll grab your phone for you. All right, step right over here for me. I'm >> now requesting you submit to a lawful test of your breath for the purpose of determining its alcohol content. Do you understand what I've just read to you? >> I mean, can I read it for myself? >> All right. This is what I just read here. >> So, if I refuse to do this, my license is suspended. >> Correct. Okay. So, that means >> Do you have any questions about >> Do you have any questions about the warrant the warrant? >> So, like what about like um driving to work? >> I'm sorry. >> What about driving to work? >> Your license would be suspended. That means >> So, I can't go to not I can't go to work. >> If your license is suspended, that means you cannot legally drive. >> Not even to work. >> If your license is suspended, I just asked you a question. You're not saying drive. >> I'm asking you. >> If your license is suspended, that means you cannot drive. >> I refuse. >> Okay. So, you have any questions about the warning? I asked you and you didn't answer. >> I answered your question. Yes. >> You keep repeating the same answer. >> Correct. >> So, it's a yes or no question. I can't drive to work. Yes. >> You cannot drive. >> I cannot drive to work. >> Okay. All right. If you change your mind, let me know. >> Okay. So, I asked for and I >> body cam. I asked for a question and he did not. >> You cannot drive. >> To work. To work. Can I ask that guy? >> If you're going to work, are you driving, ma'am? If you're going to work, are you driving? >> Would you like to give your friends an opportunity? >> Then you cannot drive. >> Okay. >> All right. What's that? >> Would you like to give her friend an opportunity to talk to her or no? >> No. Look at being she's being ridiculous. >> As the saying goes, birds of a feather flock together. Her friend was about to land herself in hot water she definitely hadn't bargained for. >> Your friend's being arrested for DUI. >> A DUI? Is there any way that I can say like a couple of words to her really quickly? >> No. >> No. Okay. >> And her car is being towed. Do you know where >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I have not had any. I'm I'm shivering. Why do you have alcohol an odor of an alcoholic beverage on your breath? >> Mom, he's trying to say I have alcohol in my breath. I have >> Well, you do. You're sitting here talking in my face and I can smell the alcohol on your breath. >> Tell you what, ma'am. You step right over here for me. Ma'am. >> Ma'am, I'm speaking to you. >> Excuse me. I'm talking to my lawyer, which is my dad. Okay. One second. >> Well, right now you're being detained for a DUI investigation. So, step over here to my vehicle, >> sir. I have not. Step right over here, ma'am. Ma'am, you need to step right over here. >> Okay. I just explained to you you are being detained for a DUI investigation. >> Okay. So, step right over here. >> Something wrong. I was just trying to follow my friend. >> Actually, your friend was following you. >> Yeah. And >> step right over here to the front of my car. >> What are you? >> So, I don't want you to be so close to the roadway. I can't >> I'm sorry. >> Step over here. Okay. The reason I'm speaking here right now, okay, is I suck your friend for speeding, tailgating, driving lights. Okay. She was right on you, so you were speeding as well. Okay. You decided to interject yourself into this traffic stop. And while speaking with you, I'm noticing you're slurring your speech. You have bloodshot, glassy eyes, and you do in fact have a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage on your breath. Okay, you can deny it, but you do. You're also wearing a club uh a club admissions wristband on your right wrist. So, one of the things I'd like to do to help me determine your sobriety is check your eyes. >> So, I refuse any test. >> Okay. Well, if you refuse to do any kind of field sobriety exercises, I then have to make a decision of whether you should get arrested for a DUI or not based on my observations thus far. Okay. >> Okay. I have to let you know that if I do arrest you for a DUI >> and you refuse to do those field sobriety exercises, that refusal can be used as evidence against you in court. >> Yep. >> You understand that? >> Understood. >> Also, if you do field sobriety exercises and you do not display signs of impairment, I would not arrest you for a DUI. >> Understood. >> Okay. Because I don't arrest everybody that I investigate. Contrary to popular belief. Do you understand all that? >> Okay. So, I'm asking you right now if I can check your eyes to help me determine your sobriety. >> No, you cannot. I refuse. >> You're under arrest for DWAT. Put your hands behind your back. >> Dad, I'm under arrest. So, pleaseing call anything. >> All right, ma'am. The next part of this process, I'm going to take you down to central breath testing. I'm going to give you an opportunity to take a breath test. >> Okay. Are you going to take the breath test? You're going to refuse. Okay. There are consequences to refusing. Okay. Step right over here. Wow. For somebody who hasn't been drinking, you sure do weak like booze. Then have a seat. >> I will get my phone. Right. >> Yep. >> In the end, both teens were charged with DUI and refusing a breath test. While the first driver's case is still pending, the second driver entered a no contest plea getting her DUI reduced to reckless driving. She was sentenced to 75 hours of community service, placed on 12 months of probation, and had her license suspended. Up next is a case of this arrogant brat who got humbled by nononsense cops after she threw a tantrum because they wouldn't let her charge her phone at a bus station. >> So, what we need you to do right now is gather your belongings and make your way on property. But I'm charging my phone. >> It doesn't matter. You have to go somewhere else. You >> can't do it here. Understand? >> Do it here. I'm not leaving. >> You're not leaving. Stop pulling back. >> Catch me again. See what happens. >> All right. I went about that before you just attacked police. On October the 18th, 2024 in Orlando, Florida, officers were dispatched to a bus station after reports of a teenage girl causing a disturbance. She had boarded without a ticket and flat out refused to leave, insisting she had every right to stay just to charge her phone. When the officers arrived, they found themselves dealing with an arrogant brat who acted like the entire world revolved around her. >> I got like a young girl, young wife. She's a little bit crazy, but I want her to be trespassed. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> You just want to trespass. You want to press charges if she doesn't want to leave? I request her to be trespass. this one. >> Hey, >> are you with with are you with anybody else or just alone? >> No, no, I'm alone. >> Okay, so security here, they're giving you a warning right now. They want you trespassing. mean security here. They're giving you a warning right now and they want you trespass, meaning you can't come back, right? >> So, they're not they're denying you service and they just want you to leave at this point. >> I'm going to get my ticket. >> You're going to get your ticket. You're going to have to go somewhere else. >> What do you mean somewhere else? >> So, yeah, you can't stay here after this warning. If you stay here, come back and serve it to the rest, right? >> But sir, you don't understand. >> All right. So, listen. for the night. They're not going to sell you a ticket for whatever reason you guys had an argument or whatever. They want to refuse services. So, they're asking you to leave the property. If you refuse to leave, you're going to go to jail. So, what we need you to do right now is gather your belongings and make your way on property. >> But I'm charging my phone. >> It doesn't matter. You have to go somewhere else. >> Are you for real? >> Yes. >> For real? >> So, please gather your belongings and make your way on property. >> So, you're not even listening to me. >> There's no option on this. This is a decision off of the business and we're just telling you what the business is requesting. >> Buy the freaking ticket. >> You're not going to buy a ticket. They're not going to sell you anything. >> Why? >> We're not going to sit here and explain it. >> Gather your belongings. >> Can you stand up? >> No. Go ahead. Gather your things. Make your way outside. here. That's wrong, sir. What you're doing and you're not even letting me explain. There's no need to explain. This is what the business wants and you just have to comply. Okay. Like any arrogant teen bully who had never been told no. She couldn't believe that she wasn't getting her way. It didn't take long before she exploded. Unfortunately for her, she wasn't dealing with pushovers. Standing in front of her were nononsense cops who were more than ready to put her in her place. >> You guys are wrong. You're not listening. >> Exit this way. >> Exit that way. >> You You guys don't do other way. Ma'am, you got to go to your right. >> You have to leave property. >> It's completely off of the property. So, the parking lot, everything. If you need to make a phone call to, let's say, have someone pick you up, just do that across the street. You can't do it here. Understand? >> You need to do it here. This is still the property. >> We're still giving you We're still giving you a chance right now, right? >> To explain this is the property. You have to head on out. >> Update for 8:30 p.m. >> You guys are [ __ ] up. >> I'm not leaving. >> You're not leaving? Again, I'm going to give you a chance. If you do not leave, you're going to go to jail. >> That's the next option. Ma'am, you got to keep walking. >> Listen, I'll say this one last time. Get off property or go to jail. >> Pick up your bag and continue to walk. For reasons best known to her, she tossed aside every chance to walk away freely. It was obvious that she was feeling way tougher than she really was and tried to make herself a hard nut to crack. A decision that she was going to regret badly. >> All right, step back. >> You're under arrest. Do >> not hop. >> Don't resist. Stop pulling back. >> Scratch me again. See what happens. >> Let me know when you're ready. >> No. Oh, she just my battery charges. My >> phone. >> I need my phone. >> No, we're going to go to the car. >> Ow. Ow. Ow. Hold on. You're hurting me. >> I should have thought about that before you just attacked police officer. >> Please, please stop. Please. >> Spread your legs. Such a freak. >> Stop hurting me. Stop. Please >> stop moving. >> Please stop. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. You're hurting me. Please. Please. Please. You're hurting me. >> Okay. >> You're hurting me. >> Know when you're down. One sec. She has money on the side. >> That's mine. >> Yeah. It's going to go with you. Don't worry. >> Ready? >> Yep. my shoe. >> What do you want me to do? I got to do a report now for this. Why don't I just take the whole thing? >> Uh, yeah, sure. >> I'm giving you another chance just to make stuff easy, right? Like the same way I was giving you a chance to leave willingly so that this didn't happen, I'm giving you a chance right now to just say your name and your name or your date of birth. No. >> In the end, she was charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer and trespass. Just like this arrogant brat, here's another entitled bully. One who went all out, throwing punches at her own friend while he was behind the wheel. >> What happened? She punched me in my face, broke my chain, everything. Sir, >> how'd you get blood all over yourself? >> You're clearly lying to us because something happened. Look at you. >> You're clearly doing too much and I'm not going to talk to you anymore. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Shut the out. >> Step out. >> Out of the car. >> Out of the car. >> Out. >> Out of the car. >> Get On April the 21st, 2024 in Tampa, Florida, officers were dispatched to a residence after reports of an ongoing physical disturbance between two individuals. Witnesses said a vehicle had slammed into a curb and the occupants appeared to be fighting. When officers arrived, they found themselves face to face with a messed up bully who had a little too much to drink. >> Are y'all good in here? >> What the hell's happening in there? >> No, we good. We good. >> Y'all are good. >> All right, come on out. Get out of the car. >> Get out of the car. Balancing us. >> You need an ambulance, girl. >> No, I'm on the um Scott side. You can slow everybody down, but I can use one more unit. >> Huh? >> I'm over here passing him. >> Okay, come over here. >> Come over here with me. >> I felt bad because I'm passing him. >> Do you need an ambulance? >> No. >> Why are you all bloody? >> No, because I got into an accident. I I told my car the >> the week before, right? >> Like that's my review. >> Who is he? >> That's my guy. He's traveling from New York. He's not >> Is he your boyfriend? >> No. >> You're drunk. >> Was he hitting you? >> No. >> No. I probably >> Were you hitting him? Why are you bleeding? He would never face. He can't do this. >> Where he >> were y'all fighting? >> No. >> No. I promised him he would never do that. >> Okay. What's y'all's problem then? >> He's very separate. He wants to go to back to York. >> Who is she to you? >> A friend. >> A friend? >> Yes. >> How long you guys been friends for? >> A long time. >> I just right now I just trying to get distance. >> So you guys are just friends? Yes. No. We We got That's my wife. >> That's your wife? >> Yes. >> Okay. How long you guys been married for? >> 3 years. >> Let me get your ID. >> So, you're telling me right now y'all were not physically fighting? >> No, he's not. >> So, why are all these people saying y'all were fighting? >> No, he's not like that. >> I promise you. I swear to God, my mom was life like he was not He was >> Do me a favor. Have a seat right here. >> Have a seat right here. >> I promise you what I promise you. >> I hear you. Just have a seat for me. >> Have a seat for a second. >> Yeah. >> I promise you he would not do anything to me. Like he was not a he was not respectful. Like he was not >> Well, I just got here so I don't even know what happened. The duo were obviously far too intoxicated to give a coherent explanation of what had happened, leaving the officers with the not so easy task of piecing it all together on their own. >> He wasn't hitting her. >> No, he wasn't hitting her. He was just doing this to like and they was outside the car and like and she she tried to he punch him in his face and I guess they she wrapped around his neck. >> He was just like arguing a little bit. But the only thing is because I'm a Latina, I'm I'm jealous. That's why. Like >> who drives this car? He ate him a little bit. >> What's up? >> Him. >> I didn't know you was at this. >> Yeah, that was it. That was it. >> Where were you at? >> My passenger, but I was going home. >> I know her, but I don't know her like that. She broke my chain. She >> You just told me you guys are married. >> No, we not married, sir. I'm sorry. >> But you just told me you guys are married. >> No, because I just don't want her to be in trouble. But she she broke my chain. Everything. >> All right, man. Enough games. Is she Are you guys married? Is she your friend? It's your girlfriend. Stop with the whole [ __ ] What are you guys? >> We're just friends. >> You guys are just friends? >> Yes. >> First friends, then girlfriend, then wife. What are you guys >> said? >> So, cut the [ __ ] man. >> What happened? >> She punched me in my face, broke my chain, everything, son. Look at me. >> All right. So, you want to press first charges? >> No. >> So, what do you want done? >> I just want to get I just want to get on by my name. I got a flight to catch. I'm from New York. >> So, you saying nothing happened to y'all? And then you make more soft like >> blood everywhere. >> Yeah. And the dude >> we're going at it while he's driving and he looking at the front. >> Hey, >> Jonathan. >> Jonathan. >> Jonathan. Let me talk to you. >> Thank you. >> All right. Listen, hear me out. >> She got my phone, bro. >> Okay, I will take care of that. But you're telling me a whole bunch of different things. She's telling me nothing happened. You're telling me something happened. I promise you I respect your service. Thank you for your service so much. I swear. >> How'd you get blood all over yourself? You clearly lying to us because something happened. Look at you. >> Mommy, you're clearly doing too much and I'm not going to talk to you anymore. I'm going to check right now. I got into accident um a week ago. Sunday a year a week ago today. >> She punched me in my face and we hit the bump >> with the speed bumper or whatever. Okay. You haven't showered in a week. That's why you got blood all over you now. >> And you haven't checked your stuff in a week. So, I'm going just tell you right now. I swear to God. I like >> What kind of phone is it? >> It's an iPhone. >> Like a black iPhone, right? >> Black. >> You were driving the car. Driving the car. >> You have a black iPhone? >> Yeah. >> Hello. Do you have >> Hey, who was driving when it crashed? He or her? >> Me. >> You were driving? >> Yes. >> Is it your car? >> Yes. >> Okay. You have your ID on you? >> I don't. It's still there. >> You can got it. >> Do you have his phone or no? >> Poppy. >> I'm not Poppy. Do you have his phone or no? >> I don't care who you are. >> Okay. >> You're my You're my uncle, right? I'm my first color. >> All right. You know what? Forget it. Forget it. >> I try to talk to these people. They just stared at you. >> What about these people over here? >> I don't care. >> What about those people over there? >> I have talking. Oh, I see. So, she went over there. >> Hi, man. >> She did walk over there, but I don't >> know if >> Seeing that her lies had started to crumble, she immediately switched tactics, grasping for anything that might save her as the truth closed in on her. >> Like, I didn't give a >> I got like I respect a woman and police officer. I wanted to be a police officer. >> I'll be I'll be a police officer. like our vehicle or something. Don't call me. >> She'll take your application if you don't call us. >> Yeah. >> We called a tow truck. So, what's going to happen? They're going to they're going to have to tell us. >> They going to have to tow this. >> They can't fix the tire cuz the whole thing is broken. >> Don't do anything. >> It's been a long day for do anything. So, I'm sorry. I'm scared over here. Like, I'm really scared. But I do love my baby. >> Oh, he was driving. She was dealing with that while he was driving. >> Hit the curb over there. >> Yeah. He said he talked to the 13-year-old over here. He saw everything, but he was 13. >> I know. Right there. You see? >> Did you hit the sign? >> No. No, I didn't hit the sign. >> Where the black uh the curve? >> You see how it curves in the curve right there where the flower is right there? >> Okay. There. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Okay. All right. Cool. Just go hang out with my partner. All right. >> Where is this police officer? I feel I'm going to write a complaint. I'm going to I will write a grievance. Agreements. >> A grievance. >> Okay. >> I will. I will. I will. >> I can't. >> Who the >> I have no idea what you're talking about. >> Yeah. I don't care how you care. I know. I have I have all the respect. Thank you for the service. I'm not going to lie, but >> why don't you go back over here? >> I don't care how you talk to me. Yeah. Look at you. Like, bro, >> didn't say anything. You're lovely. >> I respect people. >> This is my favorite call ever. >> No one knows. >> You have no warrant to go on. >> Yeah. God. Jesus. >> Well, your car is getting towed. So, >> all right. >> There were more people out here, but they've since left. >> Yeah, their car is going to be towed. and she's very up and down. Sometimes she likes it, sometimes she doesn't. >> You're doing great with her. Keep it up. >> What's up? >> But the thing is, I can't tell that it's your car. >> Why? >> Because that is orange. >> You said it's your car. >> No, it's a rental. >> Okay. >> So, because it was involved in a crash, >> he has a cluster, but Go >> careful. Get out of the road. >> Mommy, >> don't don't answer. I'm so sorry, but can you cancel our tow truck, please? As they scrambled to figure out how to deal with the damaged vehicle, the bully whose actions had started this whole chain of events wasn't done yet with her antics. But this time, the officers were more than ready to shut her down real quick. >> That's what I'm trying to That's what I'm trying to do. But I I'm trying to get her out. That's That's big problem right now. That's my biggest problem. Y'all have not got my biggest problem. >> Are you going to get out of the car or not? >> Let's go. >> Please. Come on. I don't give a >> step. >> Get walking. Come on. Get out the car. >> Get out the car. Let's go. >> I'm getting my car. >> I've been trying to contact him. We got an alert saying they got hit. >> Okay. >> It's brand new. >> He rented it from you though. >> Yeah, I've got it. The >> re through Toro. Okay. >> Can I just pull up here? >> Yes. >> Okay. He's hanging out right here, man. >> Pull up down there. Don't get out of your car. >> They're going to go 10:15 on her end. For why? I have no idea. They just told me they're going on 10:15. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry. >> It's okay. >> I really am sorry. Like, I do wish to get the hand. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Step out. >> Out of the car. >> Step out. >> Out of the car. >> Out. >> Out of the car. >> Get off. >> Don't you like stop? Stop. I promise you I would never face the [ __ ] >> I would never do like that. >> You guys are stupid. >> What the he done? >> I would never do like that. I would never deserve a a woman a woman or a man in service. Like I would never do that like you're a human too. So don't tell me that I would be this. I would never expect you. I'm not like that. I'm not like that. I'm not like that. No, you don't want me into the regular. >> Why? >> You [ __ ] Look at me. >> You fat, Leo. Yep. >> No, not no shirt. >> No, no, no. Myself. Myself. >> Nope. >> Myself. Look at you. Let me feel, right? >> And you're a grown adult. You just spit on a police officer. >> I know. I know. I know. I love her text. >> I will be a fireman. >> Yeah. Not anymore. >> You already spit on me. I'm going to drop you on the ground. You keep moving. Don't attack me. I'll kill you. Don't touch me. Don't me. Don't me. Don't me. Good. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Please. I won't I won't comply, but please don't. >> Get in the car. >> In the end, she was charged with resisting without violence and battery on an LEO. Taking it up a notch is a case of this 19-year-old bully who thought it was a good idea to turn her own mother into a punching bag, only to find out the hard way that the law doesn't play games with teenage arrogance. >> You said you got you got hit then. Is that my understanding? >> Yeah, she was hitting me. She grabbed my hair. She took me down to the ground. >> Okay. >> She didn't do like this. >> Okay. >> But it was more like this. >> Yeah. Wrestling wrestling over >> like over top of me going like this. Place your hands behind a brick. This >> is supposed to be my mother and you're supposed to protect me. >> On April the 3rd, 2025 in Ohio, officers were dispatched to a residence after reports of a domestic disturbance. A mother had been attacked by her psychotic 19-year-old daughter. When the officers arrived, they immediately tried to deescalate the brewing upheaval inside the home. >> She grabbed that. She came in my room and grabbed that. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Absolutely. >> Yep. I can talk with her. What's going on? You want to step over here? Talk right here. >> I'm in my room. I come in here. It's hot. It's hot in It's hot in here. So, I turned the AC on. >> Okay. >> They're not home. They just came home probably 10 minutes ago. I've been in my room all day. I'm currently in the middle of like breaking up my with my boyfriend. It's complicated. It's weird. And we're just on the phone. We're trying to talk about it. She comes in. She's like, "We've been having this back and forth about the AC. You need Aaron. Close the door before the cats get out. She's like, "You well, you can you can turn the heat off. You can't turn the AC on." And I'm like, "Okay, mom. All righty." She's telling me, "Can you hang up the phone? Like, come out here and talk to me." And I'm like, "Can you give me a second? Me and Ren are breaking up." And she screamed. She was like, "You've been breaking up for a week." And I was like, "Can I not? Like, we're going. Like, we're just going." And she's screaming at me. And I'm telling her, "Just give me a minute. just give me a minute. And I'm telling her, when her and her little boyfriend were breaking up on and off for years, and we had to put up with it, we had to go live at his house. I We had no bed. We had no We slept on the floor. >> Yeah. >> No blankets, no bed, no pillow. >> I get that. I get that. >> Nobody ever gave her [ __ ] about it. Nobody ever said, "This man is weird for you. You You have your children laying on the floor." >> And it sounds like it was really frustrating for you. Yeah, I get that. >> I'm telling her, nobody said that. Nobody was. She comes running over. She grabs at me. She grabs at my phone. So, I'm grabbing her back and we're on the floor. I'm just trying to get my phone. I didn't kick her. I didn't punch her. None of that. We were just grabbing at each other. And I was trying to get my phone. A is now on my back. She's telling me to get off so I get off. And I get up. She starts kicking at me. She's kicking at me from on the floor. I'm back here through the door. She's on the floor kicking at me. She's kicking my legs. I'm like, "Nobody's on me. Get up." >> Do you have any injuries? Are you hurt or anything? >> No, I'm I'm fine. >> Okay. Yeah. This has been the craziest week of my whole life. And I don't even understand why she has to do all this over so AC. Like, is she crazy? >> It is over the AC. That's what all of us has been over. >> Don't talk. Don't talk. >> If she just walked in and turned the heat back on and left me alone, this all would have been fine. >> Yeah. Okay. So, >> she had to scream at me for what? And then grab at me because I I can't hang I can't hang up right now. And I'm telling her, give me a minute. >> Okay. So, it seems like you're having a hard time this week with breaking up with your boyfriend and you know it's got you on emotional rocks right now and it seems like your mom and this is your mother, right? >> Yes. >> Okay. It seems like you guys have had some troubles and you guys are arguing a little bit. Okay. Um, so no one got hurt from my understanding. So, that's good. Um, >> so she's calling me all these names. She call me a call me. >> Yeah. She's be calling me things like that since I was little. Since I was She's been calling me a since I was little >> and I'm I'm helping her pay for this place. I'm helping her. >> Yeah. >> So I can't I'm hot in my room. My room is right next to the furnace. My room gets way hotter than this whole house. They're not home. >> Yeah. >> So I can't turn on the AC and get cooled off in my own room that I pay for. >> I I understand your frustration. Okay. We're going to try to figure it out. Okay. >> The officer didn't rush her. Instead, he let her talk, making sure she felt heard and understood. But beneath that calm approach, she was focused and determined to leave no stone unturned and to get to the truth of what had unfolded in the home. >> I get your you guys had an argument over the the air conditioning going on here and you were having some emotional trouble with your boyfriend at the same time. >> She was upset about something, too. I don't know why. >> So much [ __ ] bro. I've been I've been thinking of going back. I've been in and out of the hospital plenty of times. I think go back cuz I just I genuinely >> can't I can't you guys start arguing over the You said you guys were wrestling over the phone. Uh >> yeah, she went in my room. She grabbed at me and she grabbed at the phone. So I grabbed at her back like who are you grabbing at? >> Okay. So you guys were fighting over the phone there. Okay. And you guys said it was just it was just >> grabbing. Nobody swung. Nobody. >> Okay. And then somehow she ended up on the ground or something like that and started kicking at you. >> She was on her back and she started kicking at me through the door. >> Okay. Okay. >> Like after the whole thing I kept dry even like I kept I felt like I was going to throw up all throughout. >> Is there been a history of this before? Is this the first time? >> She's definitely made me angry to the point I've been like, "Bro, I can't be here anymore, but >> it's never been like this." >> Do you have plans to move out or are you trying to >> I just We just moved in here. We just moved in here because she didn't want to live at where we I was I was planning on moving out by myself, but she and Arie didn't like where we were living. So she said, "Would you help me move in here?" like if you help me in a little bit, we can live here. So, I'm like, sure, if y'all will be happy, sure. But now I'm in some room that I'm sweating every single night. I hate being here. And I did this to help them. >> It sounds like we need to talk out what what was going on, the causes of these problems. Okay. So, we can we can prevent another point. That's what we want to do. We want to talk it out and try to figure something out. Okay. There might be an agreement we can come on to on on the the heating unit here with it getting warmer weather outside. I get that it's getting hot. >> I know, right? She's telling me She's telling you it's not hot outside. >> I get you. >> She told me it's 30° out. It's 68 today. >> Do you have any injuries on you? >> No, I'm okay. >> No, you're okay. >> Yes. >> Give me a second. I'm going to talk to my partner real quick. >> With her version of events on record, it was time to speak with her mother. If the distraught woman told a different story, there was a chance her daughter would end up in jail. >> Okay. So, you said you got you got hit then? Is that my understanding? >> Yeah. She was hitting >> Okay. What What How did she hit you? Was it with open hand or a fist? >> Um, she was so I had the phone like this. >> Okay. >> And she had she grabbed my hair. She took me down to the ground. >> Okay. >> Then I was on the ground and I at first I was kind of like forward and over it and she was like whipping at me to try to get to the phone. I ended up like this on my back at one point and that's when I was like saying, "Get off me." And I was kicking her off. And once I did that, she I got her back far enough and she couldn't get at me anymore. But >> when she was on me, it was >> Whose phone is this? >> This is my phone. >> Who's your phone? Did Did she have it or >> I bought the phone for her? >> Okay. >> So, it's it's her phone, but it's a phone that I paid for and that I pay the bill every month. >> Okay. So, I asked her to come talk to me about the, you know, the original issue that I wanted to talk to her about was just the air conditioning and the heat. She's giving me major attitude. I'm trying to break up with Ren, but this is this whole breaking up with Ren thing is is regular. Okay. How this is they're always breaking up. So I'm like, "No, I want you to come talk to me." She starts like losing it. So I just take the phone. I'm like, "Okay, you don't have to talk to me, but you're done with this phone conversation." Like, "I'm taking the phone." So then I just turn around to leave with the phone. And she came out, took me down to the ground right there next to the refrigerator. >> Okay. Okay. >> I mean, I was getting hit with >> Was it Was it What What landed? What was the one that landed on your neck? >> I have no idea. >> Okay. >> I have no idea. >> Okay. Did you remember her grabbing her neck or is it maybe the phone bumped into it when she was wrestling for it or >> No, like she didn't do like this. >> Okay. >> But it was more like this. >> Yeah. Wrestling wrestling over top of me going like this like >> Okay. >> Like she was like I was like a rag doll like but she I was I was like this with the phone. I had it in had it in my grips and I wasn't letting go of the phone. So, I'm just all over the place. >> Want to see? >> I want her out. I want you out. Okay. >> This person that she's breaking up with is very bad for her mental health. >> Mhm. >> I've tried to talk to her about it a number of times like, "Honey, this is not good for you or anybody else involved." We've been in arguments like I mean she's 19 so like at 15 and 16 and 17 we have had arguments and but not to where she's ever like physically attacked me and come for me. It's never been like that. It'll maybe like a walk line like a bump but not like I'm swinging on you and I'm coming for you. And like she was coming for me. I was thinking she's about to give me a black eye or a black lit, but I ain't let go of this phone. Like, I don't care. I I was I was gonna take it. I I cannot I'm I'm not putting up with this level of disrespect and her putting her hands on me. That's my child. At the end of the day, I've never put my hands on my mother. >> Yeah. >> I mean, as many of arguments have we gotten in, we've definitely used our words, but I've never attacked my mother. I will not >> I will not tolerate that. >> With the evidence laid down in front of him, the officer finally asked the million-doll question. The mark on your neck and it being a physical fight. Uh I want to ask if you want charges arrest against her for this. Um she'd be arrested. She be taken out and they'll she'll be in jail for night and they'll they'll she'll see an arraignment. She'll probably be out by the next 10 days when bail her out. there be a temporary protection order put in place between the two of you until your guy's case was settled. So, she'd have to stay somewhere else for the time being. At the end of the case, uh it'll go to court and then uh seeing something like this, I don't know how far it will go. You know what I mean? With with how minor is I can't even tell if that mark was caused from this event or not. >> Definitely. I >> it definitely was. >> I was perfectly fine before this. >> Okay. All right. Can you stand for me? >> Place your hands behind the >> We're going to get this sorted out real quick. Okay. Can I put some shoes on, please? >> Shoes. >> Which ones are yours? >> These ones are mine. >> These ones? >> No. >> No. >> No. >> Are you guys taking >> No, I need my Nikes. Those ones will slip on. >> Does she need her Nikes? >> Can she just use something to walk to the car? >> The car is open. >> It's whatever. She can walk to the car. It's fine. >> Okay. So she just wanted >> here. Come on. >> Shut up. You put your hands shut up. >> No. Why? You put your hands on me first. Like what are you talking about? You You grabbed me. You You ran in my room screaming at me. You grabbed at me. >> This is supposed to be my mother. Is she supposed to protect me? She's supposed to be protecting me. And she grabbed at me. I didn't butcher or kick her. She kicked me. Like, what's going to happen to me? >> I am who I am. I've been going through so much and I don't deserve this. All this [ __ ] I do for her. All this [ __ ] I do for her. >> I don't have surgery or >> do you have any kind of weapons on your face? >> Oh no. >> With it being domestic violence. Okay. We we have to do a mandatory arrest of me. >> But I understand. >> I I understand. I understand your your frustrations. Okay. So a lot of times what's going to happen it's going to be pretty simple. In the back of the police cruiser, the weight of her actions finally started to sink in, but it was far too late to rewind time or undo the damage that was already done. >> I know. I know this is a little scary. First time being arrested, right? Okay. I know. I can imagine that's that's terrifying and scary. Okay. >> What's Let's I can explain a little bit of the process. Okay. I know it's it's all a little bit daunting. Let's just breathe. Just breathe. Just breathe. I just bought myself food and gas and a whole bunch of [ __ ] for the house. Like, oh my god. >> Yeah. >> I literally do so much for her. She can't even give me 5 seconds to just break up with my boyfriend. She's screaming at me, yelling at me over air conditioner. >> Yeah. I moved them out of there to help to help them to make them happier. >> I don't Okay, >> she just hates me. I don't even know why is about to happen to me. >> Okay, so we're going to we're going to take you down to Summit County. They're going to take you in. They're going to check you out. Going to be make sure you're okay and you know nurse is going to see you. Make sure you're okay. Um, >> I know. I don't want to. >> And then you're It'll be It'll >> I just want to go back home. Like I just >> I couldn't evening go to work today because I just woke up with just this I couldn't I just couldn't I just I just bought myself food and I was just going to relax. I just I can't believe her. I can't believe her. I can't believe her. She's ruined my wholeing day for what? Over air conditioning. Over air conditioning. >> So once they check you out, make sure you're okay. They're going to get you booked. >> I don't want to go to jail for what? >> Okay. So it's not typically it doesn't take too long. Okay. >> I can't do this. >> And then you'll sir, I really can't do this, sir. I can't do this, sir. >> Let's breathe. >> I'm not even aing criminal. I don't even do anything. I've never done anything. She's put her hands on me my whole life. And I've never called nobody on her. I've never told my dad. I've never told nobody. >> Okay. Well, I I didn't make that decision for you >> cuz I'm a kid. I'm a kid. >> And I didn't even punch her or nothing. She grabbed at me. So, I grabbed back. I wasn't about to let her just throw me around. >> And so, and you'll get a chance to talk. Literally, they do it. It'll be in the morning. You'll talk. You will talk. the nightmare one night. >> I have to spend the night there. >> I have to spend the night there. >> One night, >> sir. I would really rather just myself right now, sir. I swear to God. I swear to God, I would much rather just right the out. My mom doesn't me. My boyfriend doesn't me. My dad doesn't see me. I can't do this. All right. >> Look at me. >> Yeah. >> Look at me. >> It's going to be okay. >> You've been Have you been through some hard things in your life? If it sounds like it already, right? Right. You made it through those, right? >> You made you made it through them. You're you're you're with me right now. I can tell you made them you made it through headstrong. Okay. You said you went you got through some stuff with your mom in the past. You got through the stuff with your dad. You got stuff through the stuff with your boyfriend here. >> I I can tell you're you're really trying. You're really trying. Okay. >> I know you can. I know you can make it through a day. Okay. Okay. I know you can do this. You're you're you're strong, right? You're strong. Okay. Is that your little sister in there? Okay. You're strong for her, too. You You love your sister. Okay. I I know you I can tell you love your sister. I can tell your sister loves you. Okay. If you want to blame somebody, blame us, okay? Cuz we're When we get in a situation like this, we have to do something. But you you can you can hate us, okay? And you can blame us for it. Um, I don't want you to blame your family for it, okay? It It's just kind of like a It's like a kind of like an intervention, okay? It's a little stressful at first, but really, I know you're strong enough to make it through, okay? >> In the end, she was charged with domestic violence. From one arrogant teen to another, here's a girl who actually thought that she could bully the cops by calling her dad like he was some kind of magic shield. >> Don't put up on the barricade. either give me your driver's license or step out. >> Daddy, >> it's going to be a point 19. >> So, the police just pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. >> I don't know, daddy. I'm telling you like put my hand up. Mind my business. >> Okay. >> No, you didn't tell me that. On November the 29th, 2024 in Sanduski, Ohio, while on a routine patrol, officers spotted a teenager brazenly driving through a closed road barrier and immediately initiated a traffic stop. What unfolded next was surreal and straight out of an arrogant teen's playbook. >> Can you roll in your back window? >> I'm right here. >> Can you roll your back window down for me? >> Why? >> Cuz I can't see in it. >> It doesn't matter. Roll your back window down. 85 419. >> Roll the back window down. >> What y'all looking for? >> What happened? >> You guys went around a big sign that said street clothes. >> I know, but I live down that way. I was about to go home >> and then when I see I Okay, I went around that. >> Okay. So, I was going to go this way and go home >> on Market Street. I love that. >> Well, what happened that you roll the um but you want me to roll my back? >> Yeah. >> All right. Okay, I'm going to need you to step out of the car for me. >> Okay, I need your driver's license. >> So, I'll pull up for what the barricade. >> Either give me your driver's license or step out. >> She can give you She can give you a license. >> For reasons best known to her, she decided it was smarter to call her dad instead of obeying the officers. A decision that would turn out to be incredibly dumb. >> Daddy, >> it's going to be a point 19. >> So the police pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. She pretty but she ain't tell me why she wanted me to roll my roll my back window down. I'm going out. >> She ain't tell me why. So I asked him why reach back there to get it. >> He should have wrote it down. Step out because I went around the barricade. I said yes. I went around I went around cuz I was going home. So then I was going up. >> Step out of the vehicle. So now you hear them. Daddy, stay on the phone. >> Now, now they want me to step off the vehicle. Missy. >> Yep. >> Turn around. >> I'm on half. I said >> turn around. >> Put the phone down. >> Don't worry about it. I got it. >> Um, what is it? The church. >> Let's Let's walk back here. >> The church. Um, Stay on the phone. Honey, ain't nothing on me. Do you want what's in my pockets? Here you go. >> Can you turn around? Get off of me. that we're not get off of me. >> We are not doing that. Oh, but you already did it and I do anything. I never called you. >> I don't know, daddy. I'm telling you like dog. >> My business. >> Okay. >> No, she didn't tell me nothing. >> What day is right now? >> Right now. >> You hear him? Right now. cuz she's not complaining. >> Teacher, get my phone. Come here and get my phone. >> He just took my phone off of me. >> You stay in that car. >> He just took my phone off me. Can you get my phone, dog? >> Not. Get back in the car. >> Sit down in the car. Watch your back. >> Yep. I got >> Excuse me. >> I can get in. >> Give me my phone, please. >> No, you're not having a phone. Get in the car. >> Why? >> Get in the car. >> Why? >> Because I told you get in the car. You're going to get pulled in the car. >> Okay. You're either going to get in the car or you're going to get pulled in. >> Those are your eyeballs. >> And I'm going to get right out. >> Quit playing with me. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Man, shut the door. >> Okay. You're under arrest for OBI. >> Ah, funny. >> See if she has a valid license. >> Do you have a valid license? >> Yeah, but my purse and everything cuz she's getting ready. I live down my everything is at my house. >> Okay. >> Before her one-way trip to jail, the officers had to figure out a way to take care of the vehicle. Do you have a ride in case? >> I mean, I'm going right there to a bridal shower. >> Have you Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. No. But >> would you be just >> I can take her car to the >> I was going to say, would you be willing to take a breathalyzer to show just so we can say that you're under the legal limit so that you can drive the car away? It doesn't matter what you blow. >> Oh, >> yeah. I mean, >> I'm going right there. If somebody else need to come get her car, I'll come get her. I mean, I'll have somebody come get a car. driving. I don't want I don't >> No. Do you want to take a breathalyzer? Like I said, you're the passenger, so no matter what you blow, it doesn't matter. >> Yeah. It's just so I can say like, "Yeah, she was sober. She took the car." >> Oh, it doesn't matter. Um I'm just going right there. If she want to leave her car, have her dad come cuz she did call her dad. Where's her phone? >> Yeah, we have. >> Her dad was on the phone. He come get it. I'm just going right there. Okay. >> You don't want to take her? No, I I don't like driving nobody else's car. I don't have insurance on her car. I don't have, you know, like I don't know how I don't know the rules of driving with no insurance. I don't have insurance on her car. She lives she literally lives right there. >> If she's got insurance on the vehicle, you can drive it. >> Oh, okay. >> Yeah. As long as she's fine with it. >> Um, but I mean, if you don't want to drive it, that's fine. >> We just got to figure out what we're going to do with it. >> If her dad call her dad, >> she was on the phone with her dad. >> Yeah. She's not getting her phone. >> Yeah. Can you have give me the number to call him? >> I would can't get a number from him. >> If she was a little bit more cooperative, I would just have her. >> I tried I tried to tell her. >> Yeah, I I heard you. >> I tried to tell her to just do what y'all asked. Um, >> where were you guys coming from? >> Um, my house. She lived right here. I live right here. And she was going to take me to get my car and I was going right here, too. I have a um cousin that's getting married. Okay. >> That's why I look like this. The brighter showers, right? It's literally right there where those cars are >> at that uh that one place on the corner. Okay. >> How much did she had to drink? >> Um I don't know. I She didn't. She picked me up. >> You didn't smell it? >> No. >> She'd like to talk to you for a minute cuz I asked her. Yeah, you can come over. >> Okay. >> Bring your phone just in case she gives you a number. Okay. >> Hold the window down. Yep. >> Just this for sure. Yep. She's going to roll the window down. >> They have it, but they said they can't give it to me. >> Why? I don't have it. >> I know, but they said they can't give it to me. They >> But I don't have it. >> What's your dad number? Cuz then >> it's in my phone. >> I asked him and they wouldn't give it to me. >> But I don't have my phone. So they >> I know they have your phone, but they're not giving me your phone or the number. >> Stay right. Daddy, daddy. >> That's why I say he going to come. That's why that's why I >> So stay in my car. >> I I'm going to stay with your car. Stay stay in my car. So daddy the 225. Okay. If you want to have a seat. Yeah. If you want to have a seat in the car, we'll give him >> Is he coming from down the street? >> No, it's in the car. I don't know this. I don't know daddy number. >> Is he coming from down the street? >> Where's dad live at? >> I don't know. >> Is she How far in her phone? >> If she can just give you the number out of her phone. >> If she can get >> Where does your dad live at? >> Or how long is it going to take him to get here? I don't know how far he is. >> You got my phone. How do I know? >> Well, you know where he's at, don't you? >> No. You know, I do not know. I was on the phone with him when you took it. >> All right. Here's what's going to happen. Do you want her to have your phone so you contact your dad? If not, we're going to have to tell her. Okay. >> I want her to have my phone. My dad is coming, but I can't tell you where he at because y'all got my phone. >> Listen. Do you want her to have your phone? >> I just said that. >> Let's give her the phone number so she >> It's Aaron's birthday. 04206. That's how you unlock it. >> Okay. With her car finally taken care of, it was time for her to face the full reality of her actions. And this time, not even her dad would swoop in to save her. >> Do you understand that? >> You want to provide a breath sample? >> Yes or no? >> Would you like to provide a breath sample? >> Okay. It's a refusal. Okay. You're under uh administration. >> No. No. It's not a refusal. >> Are you going to take me? Are you going to provide? >> No. No. No. You arrested or you arrested? >> Yes or no? >> I'm arrested. >> Correct. >> I don't have to do anything. >> I'm arrested. Okay. Now, let's listen. >> So So that's >> Let's go. Take me to jail. >> So you're under >> I'm already arrested. Take me to jail. >> So now your license is suspended for >> Yeah. You made it up. Let's go. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So your driver's license is suspended for a year. Okay. Um, you can't speak with no suspended here. >> No, >> we we suspend your license since you since you refused. >> I didn't refuse anything. >> I I asked you if you want. >> You arrested me before. >> Well, I'm not going to argue with you. >> Oh my god. >> I'll see you later. >> Eventually, she was charged with OVI. Just when you thought that you'd seen it all. Along come these entitled teenagers so full of themselves they actually thought they could bully and assault an officer. >> You better get away from me right now. >> Back up. Back up. >> Police back here. Yo, you better get out of my face and back up. >> On the 16th of February 2021, some undercover officers were on the lookout for a suspect in Florida when someone started acting suspicious. Immediately, the police team sprung into action and went after the suspicious man and eventually arrested him. However, the officers had no idea that they were about to deal with something more chaotic. >> You're right behind him. >> All right. That's not him, Chris. Hey, he just threw a gun into the >> Yeah, he just threw a gun right here. We had another guy run back here to hold this. >> Get on the ground. Get on the Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. >> Shut your mouth. >> Keep your Keep your hand right. You get away from me. >> You better get the away from me. >> You better You better get away from me right now. >> Get out of here. Get out of here. >> Get out. >> Yo, get away from me. Get away from me. >> Hey, I'm 102 by the front. I need to get you guys over and that'll be the last thing you do. Get away from me. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> You hit me. By the front of the >> Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. Get back. >> Don't stay right here. Back up. >> Back up. Antonio, back up. >> Back up. >> Back up. Back up. >> Police back up. Police back up. >> Yo, you guys need to get out of here. >> Shut your mouth. >> Shut your mouth. Get out of my face. >> Get away from me. Get away from me. Back up. Back up. Back up. >> Don't touch her. >> I'm back up. Back up. >> Back up. >> Yo, you better get out of my face and back up. >> Hey. Hey, take her. She's going to jail. >> She's going to jail. >> She's going to jail, too. >> She's going to jail, too. >> Yo, come here. Come here. >> Oh, yeah. Now you want to be tough and walk away, right? As soon as the officer caught the fleeing suspect, three girls who were family members of the suspect came out of nowhere and began to threaten the cop, thinking they were in the right and that there was nothing the officers could do to stop them. However, it didn't take long before they realized the hard way that they were not above the law. >> Yo, she's she's going >> hey, don't tell me. You don't get to you don't get to do that to the police. Yeah, I know. Now you're tough. >> Put your hands. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands behind your back. I got one. >> Are you touching? >> Hey, you got cuffs right here on my camera. I didn't touch him. He pushed him. I'm telling you, bro. No. No. He pushed. >> I'm glad I have it all on video. >> Oh. Yeah. You pushed him. You pushed them, bro. They didn't touch you. I didn't touch you, bro. >> Yep. All three. Bro, you pulling the [ __ ] out of my [ __ ] bro. I'm going to elbow your ass. >> Dude, you see what you just did to your family, bro? Instead of saying instead of saying, "Hey, just back off." >> You did this camera. >> No, I need to talk to the y'all. Hi, man. He push his camera. >> All three of them. >> And him. >> All three of them and him. >> He know, bro. He >> All three of them. Hey, I had to I had to push them off me cuz they're all up on me. >> Hurry up, bro. >> Okay. >> What about these guys? >> This guy know. This guy know. Hey, you need to go or you're going to go with them. >> You need to go over there or you're going to go with him. >> I need >> Hey, go over there. >> Go over there. Go over there by the sign and we'll tell you whatever you need to know. Absolutely. Absolutely. I did. You can't be all up in my face like that. Get out of here. Get out of here. >> Spinning your face. >> No. No. You're lucky you didn't do that. Hey, s just stand there. Relax. >> You all right? >> Who are these young ladies? My sister. >> All of them? >> Yeah. >> Can you tell him to calm down? >> No, but he can't do that though, right? >> That's my brother. That's my blood brother. I told him to get off him cuz he wasn't doing nothing. Why he he walking with me? What y'all doing? >> It looks like I seen a whole started running. I seen him cuz he don't he just got hot. So what y'all taking him for? >> That's my brother, bro. That's my blood brother. And I was telling him I'm like, "Get off of him." >> All right. You have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? >> Just say yes or no. >> Yes. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? >> You have the right to talk to a lawyer before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> Yes. If you cannot afford a lawyer and want one, one will be provided for you before question without charge. You understand? No. >> Has anybody threatened you or promise you anything to get you to talk to me? >> No. >> Okay. >> The girls realize that their attempt to fight for their brother only made things worse, but it was too late. Now they have to pay for their thoughtless actions. >> Listen, when they when the police came in up there, we weren't after you. Why did you take off running? >> I don't know. I thought that y'all that's me or something. >> Okay. When I when I got you over here, there was there was a a silver like a clear plastic thing with with bags of white powder >> on there. I think it's or what is in there? >> That is not mine. I don't know what I'm saying. You had in your right back pocket. >> Yeah. Okay. Stuff on the ground is not yours. No, it's not mine. Forgot I have Okay. Okay. Were you scared? Why did you throw the gun? >> Huh? I mean, I >> Why? I mean, why didn't you just stand there? You didn't Then you didn't have to run or throw the gun? >> Cuz like I said, we weren't after you. Hey, is that gun going to come back to any crimes like homicides or anything like that? >> No. >> I mean, I ain't have no guns, bro. Tell me, bro. So, what I saw you take like this and throw out of out of from your waistband, hit the trees, go down on the ground. Me and another officer saw you do. And there's the gun and the holster laying there. I mean, >> is it going to come back to any crimes? >> No. >> Has it been used in any shootings? >> No. >> Okay. Eventually, even though the man was not the officer's main suspect, he was taken to jail where he was charged with illegal substance possession, while the three girls were charged with battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting without violence. Then there's Anna, a teenager whose arrogance was so over the top that she turned the very officers conducting a welfare check on her into her foes. Please let me go. >> Stop resisting. You're just making us worse. >> Please let me go. We knock it off. On April the 25th, 2022, officers responded to a Quick Trip convenience store in western Wisconsin following reports of an intoxicated female passed out in her vehicle. Upon arrival, concerned customers informed the officers that they found the woman only known by her first name, Anna, sleeping in the back seat. Despite their offers to help, she refused to provide further information. As the officers attempted to engage with her, they suspected that everything was not okay with her. Do you have your ID on you, Anna? >> I do. Just give me a second. The ID just came out. >> Well, I I want to >> just give me a second. >> Okay. No, I want to talk to you. >> I know. I will. Just give me a second. >> Well, why do you need the door closed? >> I get >> I get it's cold. Well, your ID. You can get your ID with the door open. >> Yeah, we know. Can I have the door closed, please? >> Why do you need the door closed? >> So I can get my ID. >> You can get your ID. >> I'm not stopping you from getting your ID. I want your ID. >> You're making me my eyes closed. >> What's that? >> What did you have you been taking anything tonight? >> Have you been drinking alcohol? >> No. I need my eyes closed. >> Why do you need your eyes closed? >> Cuz I can't hear them anything else. >> You can't what? >> Hear them? Anything else? >> You can't hear them? >> Yeah. >> You can't hear your eyes. >> I can't hear my ID. >> You can't hear You don't need to hear your ID. >> I don't need to hear my ID. I just need to know that it's there. Okay. >> Your name is Anna? >> Yeah. >> Anna, what have you been taking tonight? >> Nothing. >> Yeah. >> I want to know because I want to get you the help you need. >> Things started taking a turn for the worse when she proved to be uncooperative and started raising her voice at the officer. >> You don't need your door shut. Find your ID. >> We knew you. >> Hey. Okay. Look it. He's being an no we don't disrespect we don't disrespect them he's being an idea >> then why can't I don't do that hey we don't do that we don't do that I was an MP and and then I became a combat medic there's no reason to shut your door honey just get your ID >> why can we shut my door please then >> you're going to get arrested you're going to get arrested >> and can we Someone shut my door, please. Please. >> Do you want Do you want to go home? >> Can you please shut my door then? >> No, we're I'm not shutting your your door. >> Yes, I am 100% sure that I want you to set my door, please. >> I'm trying to help you. >> [ __ ] you. I don'ting like you. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Can you go find my sister? >> I don't know where your sister is. I don't >> That's where my sister. Yeah, she [ __ ] is. Go look for her, you dumbass. Go look for her. >> The officer had remained calm, but things were about to change as Anna struck the officer. >> Go look for her. >> All right, >> go look for her. >> Get out of the car. >> Go look for her, >> Anna. Get out of the car. >> No, go look for her. I'm not going to look for your sister. >> Yeah, you are. Go look for her. >> Where would she be? >> Exactly. Go look for her. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stand up. Get it on. Don't look for her. >> Go look for her. >> Thank you. >> Go look for her. What's wrong with you? >> Stop grabbing >> this right here. >> No. >> No. No. I don't want toing grab you guys. My handcuffs keeps laying on your hand. >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Stop kicking. >> Let me go. >> Stop kicking. >> Let me go. >> Knock it off. >> One of the officers arrived with a squad car to transport her. But Anna was not ready to comply with the officers, thus escalating the situation further. Let me go. >> Stop kicking. Let me go. >> All right. Slide back on the seat. Well, find your sister, but you got to slide back on the seat. Yes, we will. You got to slide back on the seat. Please let me go. >> Stop resisting. You're just making us worse. >> Please let me go. >> We can't let you go at this point. >> I can't let me go. If you let me go, we let me try to push her back up in the seat. Ready? One, two, three. I hope your leg right. One, two, three. We should be using your squat. Sit back on the seat. noise. >> Stop kicking. >> Stand off. >> All right. >> Please let me go. Let him wait till he gets the doors open. >> Grab the door. Please let me go. Please let me go. Inside the squad vehicle, she continued behaving dramatically and officers attempts to try PBT on her were met with resistance. Hey, stop. Hannah, stop doing that. Anna, sit up and look at me once. You got to sit up and look at me. How How are we supposed to help you then? How are we supposed to help you then? Well, that's not going to help. >> Anna, sit up and look at me. Here, we need to get a PBT from you. We got to see where you're at. We want to see how high you are. Come on, sit up. Come on, Anna. Sit up. >> Anna, you got to sit up. >> Anna, sit up. >> No. >> The officer's efforts to communicate and assess her condition were unfruitful as she remained uncooperative. However, the officers seemed convinced she was intoxicated and therefore had to take necessary action. Knock it off. Stop doing that. >> Stop. >> You're going to make it worse for yourself. Knock it off. >> Mom. Mom. >> Hi, Anna. My name's Lorraine. I work up here at the jail. We want to get you upstairs and get you settled in. All right, you take a deep breath for me. >> Sit back. I've got a wheelchair here for you. Come on, sit back. >> All right, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Sit back. >> Can you see the chair, please? >> The chair. >> Hey, do not fight me. >> I'll bring I'll bring the wheelchair. >> In the end, the officers managed to force her to take the PBT and confirmed she was highly intoxicated. She was charged with battery to a police officer and resisting arrest.