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. >> Can you turn around? >> Get off of me. >> That we're not >> Get off of me. >> We are not doing that. >> I don't know, Daddy. I'm telling you like my business. >> Okay. >> No, didn't tell me that. Daddy's spoiled little girls seem to have this unshakable belief that no matter how deep they sink, no matter how wrong they are, daddy's always just one call away from cleaning up their mess. But what happens when they come to learn bitterly [music] that daddy is just below the law like they are. >> I promise that's so fine. He about lose his job. >> We waiting here. >> Yeah. >> Wait right there. >> Yeah. You better lose your whole career. Uh don't even know my face about my grandfather about >> here are several encounters when daddy's spoiled girls realize that he can't always save them. Starting with Jessica Nicole Mendoza who threatened cops with her people after they stopped her from escalating a bar fight. >> All right, >> ma'am. Stop. That's another point. >> That's another felony. >> You know who my people is. You know who my people is. >> All right, man. I'm out. >> Yeah. [screaming] All of y'all trying to touch me in my private area. Go ahead. >> On April the 26th, 2024, just past midnight in Fort Myers, officers rolled up to a packed nightclub after reports of disorderliness at the Soho Bar. It turned out it all started with a flirty kiss that went sideways and someone who didn't take rejection too well and even assaulted an officer in the process. >> Be a bridge of peace. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> No, I'm not touching you. >> Handry. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> I'm tempor. I'm not going to tell you again. Put your hands behind your stop resisting. >> He's mad at me. I don't know why the >> I'm not mad at you. Put your hands on me. Put your hands on me. >> Yes, you did. >> Put your hands. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Step away from me. >> Stop. Step away from me. >> Yes, you back. >> You ain't trying. >> We good. Take me. Take >> me. >> Okay. >> You >> wanted me. >> You wanted me. >> She's bringing the 10. I need you to step away. >> Step away. You got to go for [ __ ] >> Baby, go. >> Step away. >> I always knew you. We're waiting for unit to put you in taking >> the resisting help. >> I know, but I don't want you to go to jail, too. >> All right, >> man. Stop. >> That's another felony. Shut up. I do. >> Just shut up and listen to me. >> I need a case. >> I'm talking to you. >> I'm talking to >> I'm talking to you. Get up. >> Just get up. >> You don't want to >> you talking about >> Shut the up. What started as routine and now turned into a full-blown public scene, thereby forcing the officer to switch tactics just to contain the brat. >> I'm a three on scene. Back up. Back up. Back up. Let's go. >> I'm trying to help you. >> Go. Go. Thank you. Go. But just back up. Thank you. >> Okay. >> Down there. Thank you. >> I was just Thank you. I I appreciate it. Thank you. >> Kiss the girl. talking about. >> She punched me in the >> punching me. >> Resisted. >> She's going to go for >> Yeah. I don't give a >> Okay. >> All right. Yeah. All right. >> She hit a cop so that everything's out. >> Okay. >> When you punch a cop, you're done. >> I understand. Okay. >> I was trying to go. >> Appreciate it. Thank you. I understand. Thank you. Have a good Have a good night, though. Okay. No, you punch a cop, you're going to jail. >> She did. Well, I'm trying to help. >> You're not helping. You're disturbing. Go >> see you. >> Why the am I resisting my >> trying to help? >> No, you ain't. >> How the relax? >> Yeah. All right. Keep with me. >> No, [screaming] you >> that's why the you working. Okay. >> Tell us your You know who my people is. You know who my people is. >> All right, ma'am. Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. Take my back. >> I got to >> take my [screaming] whole bag. >> You might man. I'm going to >> No. >> How many times am I telling you you're going to join her? Back up. >> Back up. >> You told me to back up. >> Back up. Back up. Do you want to join her? Back up. >> Can I have her? >> Back up. >> Baby, back up. Give him my bag. >> Baby, you have my car. >> No. >> No. >> I don't want him locked up. >> Wait, hold on. Hold on. Let me tell him. I don't want him locked up. Let me tell him. >> I don't got to go. That's my name. >> No, no. I I understand. It's [music] It's going with her. You want to say that? You want me to get your bag? >> No. >> I have your whole number. >> She'll be downtown. She's probably going to call you and come pick you up probably later on today. All right. >> She's not She know She knows your phone number by heart. >> Uh, can can I check it by the credit card? >> No, >> you can't go [music] in there. You hear me on scene at the bridge on 2201 on B1? >> Cuz that's the only way I can bomb her if I got her credit card. >> She everything's going to stay with her. She She'll use your credit card to bomb herself out. So she What I'm saying is she know your number by heart. >> Her cell phone number. >> She don't know it. >> Can I make sure she know? >> I'm going give I'm going give you a piece of paper. We'll get it done. All right. What's your name? >> Joey. >> Joey, you want to wait by that mobility payment right there for get your number >> over there. Judy. Judy. We're busy. >> Babe, go to the car and call my mom. I What the >> I'm going to call you, [ __ ] >> You have my call me the >> Take her. Hey, we don't have anybody. Take her. >> Put me the in the car. With Jessica finally [music] in cuffs, the officers thought that they had things under control. But she wasn't done yet. Her next moves would test just how far their patience could tolerate. >> What the did I do? The >> I'm playing my job. No, you trying to touch me in my area. You was a He's a B. Yeah. [screaming] All right. They don't know that that he's a trying to touch a and they're pride of >> man. Go to hell. Take me to jail cuz he's a you all [screaming] trying to touch me in my private area. Go ahead. is you talking about you? Yeah. [screaming] You like this job? You know, you probably ain't got no You probably ain't got no What the Where's my [screaming] Go ahead. Go ahead. You driving like you a big [screaming] Oh my god. Shut the up. What the >> No. Shut the up. What the you call for? Cuz you're You ain't got no mom and dad cuz you got beat when you were a kid. The is you talking about? Get me the out of this. They shouldn't have bought me out cuz he will. Yeah. All right. Where's my purse at? Cuz you What the you police for? Cuz your mom and dad ain't show you cuz you my >> Okay. >> You ain't had no mom. You a no dad cuz you get me the out this. So, get me the out of this. I promise you right now. Give me the out of the Y'all took my shoes. Y'all took all of y'all. >> The officer kept his cool through all her shouting, but behind that calm look was a move Jessica never saw coming. Man, I'm going to Oh my god. [screaming] >> Give me the Give me the Yeah. You ain't have no mom or dad to teach you discipline >> cuz you ain't got no me. You want this? Don't touch my private. >> But y'all don't care. Oh yeah. You're looking, man. What the? You don't think I know about Fortnite? You give me the out of this. [snorts] >> I'm done, man. Y'all locked me up for Give me the out and I'm >> No. Hey, nothing. >> Can I ask you a question? >> No. Go ahead. >> Have you Have you had any kind of >> No, but your officer touched my That with the glasses. touch. But no, act like you did. >> She's a kicker. She's a kicker. >> Where's my purse at? So, where's my go? I got it. Come on. >> All right. Do y'all work it? >> Hey, just say we were barely able to check. Eventually, she was charged with aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer and resisting arrest with violence. Jessica was unhinged, but she had nothing on this entitled Daddy's Girl, who thought the rules didn't apply to her as a simple traffic stop turned into a pile of charges. All because she believes that one call to daddy can make it all go away. >> Daddy, >> it's going to be up 19. >> So, the police pulled me over and she wanted me to roll down my back window. >> I never called you. I don't know, daddy. >> How much have you had to drink? >> My business. >> On November the 29th, 2024, police officers spotted a car that clearly thought [music] a road closed sign didn't apply to it and drove right through as if they own the place. The cops approached calmly, just trying to straighten things out. But soon enough, it felt like the driver had been actively cruising around all day looking for a fight. 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. >> 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 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 um went around? >> What you want me to roll my back? Never step out. >> Yeah. >> All right. I'm going to need you to step out of the car for me. >> Okay. I need your driver's license. >> So, I'll put 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. Where is he? >> Daddy. It's going to be a point 19. >> So the police that 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 on time. >> She ain't tell me why. So I asked him why back there to get >> He should have rode it down. Step out because I went around the barricade. I said yes. I went around I run 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, now they want me to step off the vehicle. Miss Listen, >> turn around face. >> I'm on side. I said >> turn around face. >> Put the phone number. >> 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 pocket? 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 >> my business. >> Okay. >> No, she didn't tell me nothing. >> But there is right now. >> Right now. >> You hear him right now? >> Cuz she's not complying. Kisha, get my phone. Come here and get my phone. >> He just took my phone off of me. >> You stay [music] in that car. >> He just took my phone off me. >> Get my phone, dog. >> Not get back in the car. >> Sit down in the car. >> Watch your back. >> 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 pushing in the car. >> Okay. You're either going to get in the car or you're going to get pulled in. >> Those are your options. >> And I'm going to get right out. >> Quit playing with me. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> Yeah. Shut the door. >> Okay. You're under arrest for OBI. >> Ah, funny. >> The officers got the situation under control, but it wasn't over yet. They went back to the car hoping that this time the other occupant would act right and not prove that trouble really does attract its own kind. >> Do you have a ride in case? >> I mean, I'm going right there to a bridal show. >> You're going to treat? >> Yeah. >> Have you Have you had anything to drink today? >> No. 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 doing right there. If somebody else need to come get her car, I'll come get her. I mean, I'll have somebody come get her car and drive it back. 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 and 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? >> We have her phone. >> Yeah, we have her. >> Her dad was on the phone. He could come get it. I'm just going right here. Okay. >> You don't want to take your car? >> 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 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 can >> call the dad, >> she was on the phone with her dad. >> Yeah, she's not getting her phone. >> Yeah. >> Can Can you give me the number to call him? >> I We can't get into her phone. >> If she was a little bit more cooperative, [music] I would just have her. >> I tried I tried to tell her I I heard you. >> I tried to tell her to just do what y'all ask. I know. Um >> Where were you guys coming [music] from? >> Um my house. She lived right here. I live right here and she was going to take me to get my car, but then I was going right here, too. I have a um cousin that's getting married. Okay. >> That's why I live 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 [music] she had to drink? >> Um I don't know. I She didn't She picked me up. >> You didn't smell it? >> No. >> Maybe 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. >> Hold the window down. Yep. This this she's going to roll the window down for you. >> 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 them and they wouldn't give it to me. >> But I don't have my phone. So >> I know they have your phone, but they're not giving me your phone or the number. They daddy about Daddy. >> That's why I said he going to come. That's all. That's all. >> So stay in my car. >> I would I'm going to stay with your car. >> Stay stay in my car. So daddy 2255. 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, he'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. >> If she How far? If >> she can just give me the number out of her phone. >> What? 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 [music] know how far he >> You got my phone. How do I know? >> Well, you know where he's at, don't you? >> No. No, I do not. And I was going to phone him when you took it. >> All right. Here's what's going to happen. Do you want her to have your phone so you can contact your dad? If not, we're going to have to tell him. Okay. We're not going to >> 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 then? >> I said that. >> Let's give her the phone so she >> It's Aaron's birthday. 04206. That's how you unlock it. >> Okay. >> Before long, the officers made their way back to [music] the brat, ready to wrap things up. The tables have turned, but with her, never really knew what was coming next. >> Make sure you get on the phone. Get the UPS coming. >> Britney [music] pop the truck. >> What's the code? >> 04. >> 04 days. 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. You're under uh administration. >> No. No. It's not a refusal. So, are you going to take it to 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. Now, 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 a year. Okay. >> 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 [laughter] >> suspended for a year. >> No, we we suspend your license since you since you refused. >> I don'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. In the end, she was charged with traffic infraction, obstructing an officer, and DUI. Daddy's princess was a handful, but next to Kayla, she looked almost saintly. Kayla started a bar fight, then hit a cop right where it hurts most, and still had the guts to wave her daddy's name around like it could [music] clean up the mess that she made. >> Yeah, let me right there. >> Yeah, you better lose your whole career. >> I'm going to leave kicking my boss. >> I'm not getting away with this. I promise you, my family goes to court. [music] My family got money. >> Stop asking me questions. Ask my dad. >> On October the 27th, 2024, [music] just before 3:00 a.m., officers rushed to a nightclub after reports of a heated brawl breaking out outside. When they arrived, what they found was beyond what they expected, especially how they met who was behind all the disorderliness. >> They're looking for their phone. They lost their phones and they're trying to find their phone. But you know what I'm saying? While the officers were still taking witness statements, the troublemaker decided to make her grand entrance. Even the cops couldn't believe what they were seeing unfold [music] right in front of their eyes. >> Yo, relax. >> All right, relax. I got it on video. >> I got video, too. I can't believe >> now you're under arrest. >> Now you're under arrest. All right, relax. Help! Help! Help! Help! I got I got I got I got it off with my arm, y'all. >> As the officer waited for transport to take her in, Kayla seized the moment, making it crystal clear that her earlier outburst wasn't some kind of accident. >> I'm so glad I got a good You're fine. You're fine. It's all right. You'll get it later. >> No problem. think that's dumb. Y'all think y'all so dumb. Y'all dumb. >> Whoa. Why? >> Thank you. >> I got you. >> It's okay cuz I got it all on video. >> Yeah, it's on video. >> Can you please let go of me? >> I asked you to let go me. I'm not kicking. >> You're in custody. You're in custody. So, just relax. Okay, I'm relaxed. And I asked you to let go me and you didn't let go me. That's fine. That's fine. >> That's so fine. That's so fine. There's a third. >> And they're trying to come down this. >> That's fine. >> No, nobody tried kicking me. It's on video. That's fine. >> Yeah, that is. >> I'm not going to argue with you. >> That's fine. That's fine. Nobody [ __ ] It's on video. Fine. That's so fine. He about his job. >> We here. >> Yeah. >> Wait right there. >> Yeah. You about to lose your whole career. >> Don't even know. >> Seeing that the officers were unfazed should have been her cue [music] to back off, but Caleb wasn't built that way. Instead, she got even bolder and dragged the whole scene into [music] darker water. >> Where's your ID at? >> It's in the back of my phone right there. Kayla McMen, bring it in the back of my phone. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> My grand Yeah. >> Call for unit already, right? >> Yeah. >> His unit already responded. They said something. >> I didn't even look at my face. >> Look at my face. Y'all better eat your job because my grandfather about to make y'all dog. >> He runs stupid. I didn't do nothing. I know not to do that because my grandfather run I know not to do that. >> Oh, but you're not going to check that, right? Y'all just go check. Oh, that's fine. That's fine. My grandfather around here and it's all on camera. >> All right, let's come over here. >> Mhm. >> Right over here. Right. >> Hello. >> What's going on? Mhm. Nothing nothing but police station officer on duty right now. >> She's getting charged with disorderly on a Leo. She's taking my boss. Um the person >> just do Agnes early. [music] Put me around the holding with one try mileage. It's gonna be 626. >> Y'all not getting away with this. I promise you. My family goes to court. My family got money. >> You're losing your job. Honey, >> yeah. You do $1 an hour. I could never. >> Mhm. I'm coming right with you, boo. And I'm pressing charges cuz look at my head. Yeah, >> that's fine. I can't wait till my dad comes here. >> I want to press charges. I want to press charges. >> My dad already knows that, too. So, go ahead, sit there and do what y'all want to do. That's fine. That is so fine. Y just going to be Y'all just going to be fighting more charges. That's so excuse me. I said I want to press charges. Nobody's listening to me. Nobody wants to. Okay, that's fine. >> Kayla had plenty to say, but none of it made her look innocent. From her tone, she clearly still had something to prove. But what she didn't realize was that her arrogance had a crack in it, and she was about to learn the hard way just how costly that gap could be. >> I don't know what happened. I just transported you. Um, >> what's your what's your last name? I'm not answering no questions to my parents here. I'm not going to lie. I'm not answering nothing to my parents here cuz I'm not going to lie, I'm getting weird vibes. I don't know if this is getting recorded or not. I'm not answering no questions to my parents here. I'm not going to lie. I'm getting weirded. I'm getting weirded the out. Like, no. I'm not answering I'm not answering no questions to my parents. I'm not going >> Everything is being recorded. I just want to let you know that. Okay. >> Mhm. >> What are you doing? Please stop. [music] Please. >> No. Can I talk to my parents? I want to I want to talk to my I want to talk to my parents. I'm underage. I want to talk to my parents. Thank you. >> You'll be able to talk to them. >> Okay, that's fine. I want to talk to my parents right now. I said I want to talk to my parents [music] right now. That's fine. I want to talk to my dad right now. Can I talk to my dad? >> Uh not right now. Uh when you get in the holding cell, you'll be a There's a phone in there. You'll be able to >> Why can't I Why can't I talk to my dad right now? cuz we got to like get even cross. >> Okay, that's fine. But why can't I talk to my dad right now? I didn't do nothing wrong. That just hit me inside my head. You see my head? >> Yeah. So, why can't I talk to my dad right now? I'm confused. I didn't do nothing. I did not do nothing wrong. Why can I not talk to my dad right now? >> I don't know. Listen, I don't know what happened. Okay. I was I wasn't there. Okay, that's fine. Can you ask him why can't I talk to my dad right now? >> Hey, Jim, can I uh can you just watch it real quick? >> Can I talk to my dad? Can I talk to my dad right now? I got hit upside my head. Can I talk to my dad? Do y'all want a lawsuit against Could I please talk to my dad right now? I didn't do nothing. I did not do nothing. Can I please talk to my dad? I did not do nothing. >> Why am I getting processed though? I didn't do nothing. >> That's how I'm so glad that she's on camera, dog. All y'all dumb ass. >> Kayla, um, were you born in New Jersey? >> Stop asking me questions. Ask my dad. I feel very uncomfortable in here with you. I'm not going to lie. Excuse me. I feel very uncomfortable. >> You can't go. >> I feel very uncomfortable. >> I feel very uncomfortable with him. >> Can we get another officer? >> Excuse me. >> Can we get another officer? I feel very uncomfortable again. >> We're waiting for AIO to come search you. >> Okay, that's fine. I just said I feel uncomfortable though. So, you're going to leave with a male officer, but I just said I feel uncomfortable with him. >> I understood exactly. Okay. So, you're going to are you going to have somebody else come in here? Cuz I just said I feel uncomfortable. >> I'm standing right here. >> Oh, okay. Did y'all call my parents? >> Okay. Did y'all call my parents? Cuz I asked for a guardian like probably like 2 hours ago. >> I haven't been here for anywhere near. >> Okay. Did y'all Okay. Well, an hour ago, did y'all grab a guardian for me? Cuz I'm asking for a guardian. I'm asking for a guardian. I'm asking for a guardian right now. Did y'all grab a guardian for me? You're over 20 years old. You're an adult. >> I'm 22 years old. Yeah. Did you rob a guardian for me, though? >> Adults don't get guardians. >> Okay. >> A sudden request for a guardian almost [music] mocked the confidence she had been flaunting all along. But Kayla didn't strike as a type to back down. If anything, it looked like she was just [music] getting started. >> I asked for a guardian multiple times. I can't make this. >> Kayla, real quick. Real quick. You don't have you don't have to listen to me. That's totally stupid question. But if you do break that, you're going to get charged. >> It's fine. I asked I asked for multiple times. I'm underage. I asked for a guardian multiple times and nobody is giving me a guardian multiple times. Y'all, >> are you currently taking any drug? We can stay here all night. If that's what you like, that's going to stop you from getting >> My dad's going to answer the questions for y'all. That's fine. >> When do you think your dad's arriving? Answering questions. >> He's going to He's going to ride right away. Yeah. Ask him if I'm thinking. And this [music] just literally popped me in my face. Like, you could see my face clearly. I didn't do nothing. >> It's okay. It's all on camera. I don't care. You're dumb. Shut the Stop [music] talking to me. You dumb. I'm not listening to none of y'all dumb thing. It's all on camera. That's fine. And as you can see on the camera, his fat literally seen her her dumb hit me and he grabbed her but then grabbed me afterwards. You see all on camera. It's so fine. I can't wait. You dumb. You losing your job and everything. I'm getting [music] >> That's so fine. That's so fine. I don't give a These are fat. >> That's why I'm chilling. You still fat. The You still fat. [music] The You still fat. You still fat. You fat. Baldheaded. >> Right. >> Is my dad here? >> No. I don't believe your father. What's going on today? >> I I need to talk to my dad. I asked for my dad. I don't like that. I feel I asked for my dad. >> You need to go to the hospital? >> No, I asked for a guardian. >> Not on her day. >> There's one not on my head, but I asked for a guardian. You have to go. >> Yeah. >> I don't know what happened. >> I'm just asking for >> but she has to go. >> I'm just [music] asking. >> Oh, she doesn't have guardian. I'm asking for >> How old are you? >> I'm asking. >> You're a full adult. >> Yes. >> You're your own guardian. >> That's what I'm saying. Right. >> My own guardian. Right. >> Kayla, what happened tonight? >> Nothing. Some dumb hit me upside my head and he grabbed me. He didn't grab her, but he grabbed me. >> Okay. Yeah, he was here the whole time. Watching on the cameras. No, I did not. >> Where did this happen at? >> Right here. I kissed kiss. You could watch it on the cameras. I want my guardian. I'm not saying nothing else now. >> I want my guardian. Excuse me. I asked for my guardian. I asked for my guardian like six times. >> Excuse me. I asked for my guardian. Thank you. >> It's right there. No, you're good. Okay, just to confirm, you believe you need to go to the hospital. Is that correct? It's It's really not that difficult of a question. >> Show the punk to me. I swear I want my guardian. Y'all being weird. I want my >> Excellent. >> Yeah. >> Be funny. I hope this is all on camera. They're being funny. They're being funny. And that shit's all on camera. They're being funny on camera. This is all on camera. They're being funny. before that. >> After all was said and done, she was charged with aggravated assault on an officer, disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest. Next up is a spoiled girl who was so high she zoned out right in the middle of the road. And when the cops caught up to her, she switched to full toddler mode, pulling every childish stunt [music] she could to dodge reality. >> Gotcha. Have you had any other drugs? >> No. Have you? Have Have I >> She's gonna fight. >> All right. I need you and now it's just a DIY. But if you continue to find >> If you continue to resist us, we're about to take warrants out with you. Can you please >> On May the 25th, 2023, at around 1:00 a.m., police officers came across a Chevrolet Malibu parked [music] right in the middle of the road. This was a strange sight for that hour, but when they approached to sort things out, what should have been a quick fix unraveled faster than anyone [music] could have expected. Can you put your car in park for me, please, ma'am? Yes, ma'am. >> Can you put the car in park for me? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. I'm officer Madwood, Georgia College Police Park. Ma, I stopped you. You've been sitting in park right here. >> Yes, I was waiting for my friend. >> Waiting for your friend? >> Yeah, he said he was here, but like he just was never coming here. >> Okay. >> Gotcha. Where he coming from? >> Um, it's over there. >> Gotcha. >> Apartment. >> Yeah. Yeah, I know what you're talking about. >> Yeah, he um said he was coming there, but like I was like, I'm coming here closer to you cuz he was over there. >> I gota >> Well, you've been sitting here for a good minute. >> Yeah, I just I' been, you know, give him a second. Give it >> I gotcha. Um, how much you had to drink tonight? >> Not much really. >> Not much at all. >> 117 10 >> 10 for 118 25 with me possible. 1055 if you don't mind. >> Oh, could you step out the car for me, please? >> 17. Just be advised that tag is not coming back out of Tennessee or Georgia. >> 10 4 You got Queen Nora. Nora for Nora William sound. Hello. Just step over here for me. >> What's the problem? >> Step over here for me, please. >> Well, I stopped you cuz you were stopped here at the stop sign for a minute. >> Now your t your tag's not coming back. >> Step over here for me, please. >> I have the tag in the car. >> I got you. I'm sorry. >> Well, it's a temporary plate. Do you have your actual tag, too? >> Yeah. No, I have the actual PL tag. That's my bad. >> Okay. So, you did admit to you've had a couple drinks tonight. >> No, no, no, no, no. I haven't had any drinks tonight. >> Okay. Well, you just said a second ago when I said how much you had to drink, you said a little bit. >> No. Yeah. I mean, a little bit, but >> Okay. So, a little bit. >> A little bit as in none. >> A little bit as in none. >> None. >> I gotcha. Have you had any other No. No. No. Have you >> have Have have I? No, ma'am. >> Okay, that's >> okay. So >> So we're on the same page. >> We're on the same page. Yeah. >> Her slurred speech and shaky movements already told the story, but the officers decided to let her seal her own fate by herself. >> All right. So, um, Officer Tenny here is going to run you through some evaluations just to make sure you're safe to drive. >> Okay, that's good. >> I'm going to let Officer Tenny take over from here. >> All right. >> Hello, >> Shane. Will you fix your lads for me? >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you. Okay. >> So, what I want you to do is imagine imaginary line going that way. I want you to put your right foot on that imaginary line. >> Yes, babe. Just >> put your right foot on that imaginary line. Okay. I want you to put your right foot on that imaginary >> I thought you were showing it for me before you I >> I'm going to take it through you step by step and I'm going to show it to you. But first, I want you to do what I'm telling you to. >> Okay. Okay. So, you want me to do it while you do it? >> No, I'm going I'm going to explain it to you, but I want to first have you put get >> Look, you don't have to look at me like I would look at my roommate. >> No, I [laughter] >> My roommate's kind of [ __ ] >> I look at her. I'm like, look, >> I promise you I'm not looking at you like that. I really am just trying to ask you to put your foot on that imaginary line. >> Okay. Like, I feel you. I [laughter] feel like you just look at me hard. >> No, I'm not. I promise you I'm not. >> I see that look. I see it. >> I promise you I'm not. >> Sorry, mate. I'm like, okay. Okay. Okay. So, we're going to do this. >> Like I said, I'm going to have you get in the position and I'm going to demonstrate it for you and then you're going to do it. Okay. >> So, and then put your left foot in front of your right foot. >> And I want you to stay just like that with your arms down by your side while I finish explaining. >> What I'm going to have you do is you're going to take a series of nine heel to toe steps. And then >> what? Hang on. I'm not done yet. >> See, you got me excited before. Like, you got me going before. This is your fault. [laughter] >> I thought I was doing it before. >> I understand. Like I said, I'm going to explain it first and then show >> in my defense. >> I get it. I get it. Like I said, I'm going to have you take nine heel to toe steps. And at the end of the ninth step, you're going to take your foot and make a series of small steps and take nine heel toe steps back. I'm going to show you three, but I want you to do nine. You understand? Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All right. Like I said, you're going to take nine heel toe steps looking down at your feet and you're going to count out loud just like so. One, two, three. Okay. >> Once you get to three, you're going to take a series of small steps turn leaving your foot planted. And you're going to take nine back. I'm going to do three, but you're going to do nine. and go one, two, three. Just like that. So, first I want you to get >> one, two, three, four, five. >> My bad. Five. >> Step. >> Seven. Eight. >> Eight step. >> And then I'll do it backwards. >> No. Do exactly what I told you to do. >> Backwards. >> I didn't say backwards. You said it backwards. >> No, I didn't. >> She probably thought that the officer [music] would draw the imaginary line and let her prove that she was fine. For the moment the test began, it was clear that she couldn't keep it together. [music] Eventually, the officer did what had to be done. For what came next was a level of drama no one saw coming. >> Keep you done. >> Five, six, seven, eight. >> Are you done? You said nine. >> I I asked, "Are you done?" >> I'm done with the nine. Yes, I'm done with the nine. >> Okay, next thing we're do, we're going to go right back over by this car. >> We're going to come right back over here. >> What are you doing? I'm having you come back over here. >> What are you doing? >> I'm having you go through field sobriety right now. Do you understand what's going on? >> I mean, kind of. Am I going to pass? Like, is there a chance? >> There is. There is a chance. >> Is there? Cuz I could pass if there's a chance. >> There is. >> Like, I like I'm just trying to make sure you're safe to drive. That's all I'm doing. [laughter] >> You willing to do the last evaluation for me? >> All right. Chance. I live for us literally to stop over. >> Like I said, I'm just trying drive my car. >> I'm not going to drive your car. I'm just trying to make sure you're safe to drive. >> The last thing we're going to do is the one leg stand. I want you to put your feet together, arms down by your side, just like this. >> So, what I'm going to have you do is whichever foot you're the most comfortable with, you're going to lift it up just like this, 6 in off the ground, and you're going to count out loud. 1,00 1,002 100,004. Just like that. Do you understand? All right. Do not start until I tell you to. All right, you can begin. 1 10 12 14 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 >> All right, you can stop. All right, give me just one second. Lay right there. Mhm. >> Yeah. Get a license first before >> Yeah. >> Do you have your license on you? >> Yeah. >> And I I need that tag as well. [snorts] >> My literally just >> I just need your license for right now. Can I just go there or not? >> We're about to let you know. I just need your license first. >> But I mean, it's a temporary thing out of 10. >> My bornman out of Waco, Georgia. Class C validative 29 [snorts] >> temple. All right. So this is a PBT or preliminary breath test. It tests for positive and negative results and it's not admissible in court. Do I have your consent to give you this test? >> That's fine. You don't have to take it. >> So as a Yeah. Yeah. All right. I'm going to need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> Yes, you do. I'm my consent. >> Well, I mean, that was I mean, do you want me to do this now? >> Okay. Well, I mean, it really doesn't matter. I'm going to need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> No, you do. >> Okay. Well, I'll get it to her just in case >> just to make you feel better. >> If you want, I can get you a new one. I'm [snorts] with the car somewhere. >> I live right there. >> What? >> I live right there. >> He's asking you to You said you wanted to do this. You still want to do the PPT? >> No, I want to go home. >> Can you please help me? >> Reality had finally caught up with her, but this brat, clearly not used to facing consequences, started pulling every trick in the book, desperate to find a way out >> again. Do you want to do or not? That is your choice. You do not have to do the PB. >> No, he's going to arrest me. >> That's not what he said. >> Yeah. So, >> literally, please just y'all like >> I live right there. >> I understand that, but I'm asking you. Do you want to do this or not? >> Please help me. >> Um, do you want to blow this or not? You don't have to. >> It's up to you. >> We're not making you do it. >> Yeah, we're not making you do it. Can you please help me? >> We are trying to help you. >> Yes. I'm just trying to figure out if you're going to blow in this. >> Can you please help me? >> Again, we're trying to help you. You said you wanted to blow in the PBT. Do you want to blow in the PBT or not? >> First. >> So, yes or no? >> I don't know. >> You don't know. Like I said, you don't have to. >> And like I said, it can't even be used against you. >> It can't be used against you in court. >> We're not making you do it. >> Yeah. It's just a positive and negative. You don't understand how it's going to be used against me in a corner if I get arrested. >> Okay, here you go. >> Look, I feel like >> All right, I need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> No, please put me in place under arrest to see you. >> No, I need to I'm going to need you to turn around. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back. >> I want to use the >> ma'am. We're past that. Yeah, I need you to turn around. Put your hands behind your head, please. >> No, I want to >> We are past that. Yes, we are completely consistent. >> No, I want to use that. Put your hands behind your back. >> Turn around. >> I want to use this. >> I want to use that. >> I would rather not have to put my hands on you. So, please can you >> I want to use that. >> So, you want to use it? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Well, let's do it then. >> All right. >> That makes a deep breath. >> Take a deep breath. And when I tell you to put your lips around this and take a tight seal and blow until I tell you to stop. Do you understand? >> Do you understand? Sam. >> Sam. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to need you to turn around, put your hands behind your back, please. >> Listen, ma'am. We are past that. >> Turn around and put your hands behind your back willingly, please. >> We are past. >> Yeah, ma'am. We are completely past it. >> Turn around. >> No. No. No. No. No. Please. >> No. Yes, it's unfortunately not. >> Ma'am, we're okay. >> [ __ ] go. Stop. >> Well, you're resisting us. We're just trying to put handcuffs on. >> I'm not resisting. >> Yes. >> Yes, you are. Let me hold your hand, please. I'm not trying to hurt you. >> Thumbs in the way anything. >> Yeah, you completely are. >> Okay. Stand still. Please stand still. >> There's too tight. >> [laughter] >> Drop it. Ma'am, please just stand still. >> How can I hate me? [snorts] [laughter] Ma'am, please. [cough] Do you have anything in your pockets at all that can math? Is there anything in your pockets? >> Okay. I don't want the handcuffs. [snorts] All right. Do you have anything in your pockets that are going to stab or hurt us? >> Please get off of me. >> I need you to walk to the backseat of my car. [laughter] >> All right, let's walk towards my car, please. >> Hey, hold this while you put down. >> Yeah, she's going to patch it down right quick. Make sure you ain't got new weapons on you. [laughter] >> All right, I need you to stand up. >> Her approach wasn't exactly bold. They were more sneaky, almost childish, like something out of a kindergarten handbook. While the officers had seen that act before, she still had a few surprises tucked up [music] her sleeve. >> Ma'am, ma'am, we need you to stand up, please. >> All right, >> ma'am, stand up. Can you please please stand up? >> No. >> This car should be unlocked. >> It should be. >> If not, you're going to have to go to my driver's side. [laughter] [laughter] >> All right. We need you to stand up, please. >> Ma'am, you are either going to stand up or we're going to pick you up and carry. >> Yeah, we'd rather you walk over there. And I'd rather you walk because there's less likely chance of you getting hurt. >> Yeah, we're not trying to hurt you. We just need you to stand up and walk around. >> I was passed when y'all arrested me. So, >> well, you we didn't hurt you arresting you. >> All right. We need to stand a lot easier for you. >> If you just stand up, please, can you help? >> Yeah. >> She's not going to use her legs. >> Okay. I'll just I'll grab her legs then please. >> Okay. All right. All right. If you can stand up, just be easier. M. >> Ma'am, >> let me tell you this way. Right now, this was just a D. If you continue to find us, >> if you continue to resist us, we're about to take warrants out on you. >> Can you please put arrest me >> right now? It's just one, but if you keep fighting us, it will become an obstruction charge. And that is a war. >> And you will not get out of jail for tonight. You will stay in there longer. >> So, [laughter] please I don't care. I'm [ __ ] jail. >> You're not going to die. [laughter] Help me. >> Okay. So, just [laughter] tap your feet in there. >> They're going to kill me. >> Can you put your feet in the car? >> My car. >> Watch your >> No. No. I think this is a joke. Not >> a joke. You're the one that's falling on the ground and we're just trying to put you in the back. [laughter] >> Okay. Listen. We need you to put your feet in the car door. [laughter] [screaming] >> I can guarantee it. >> You completely take >> I got to see how old she is. >> Everyone. >> Yeah. >> I'm 22. 23. >> 2020. She's 21. >> I'm 22.2. >> Thank you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I get it right. I got you. >> Yeah. >> I just want you to know like what the are you doing? >> We already told you we're arresting you for >> I mean I'm aware of what you're doing with me but like so many people are driving out they're unaware and arrest like unaware and like >> unaware of what >> driving and they're [ __ ] up. >> Well, you just happen to be the one that I found tonight. If you submit to testing and the results indicated >> an alcohol concentrate. I'm not I'm reading this. >> You kind of are smiling. >> Will you submit to the the state administered chemical test of your breath? >> I want a lawyer. >> Is that a yes or no? >> I want a lawyer. >> Is it a yes or no? >> I want a lawyer. >> Is it a yes or no? >> I want a lawyer. >> I want a lawyer. >> Is this a yes or no? >> Read it for >> Okay, I'm going to read this again. >> I want a lawyer. The state of Georgia has condition the first time >> you're privileged to drive upon the highways of the state upon your permission to state administer chemical tests. >> Are you smiling? >> Of your blood, breath, urine, or other bodily substance for the purpose of determining if you and >> smiling if you are under in under the influence of alcohol or drug. >> All the fake sniffling and toddler style antics didn't change anything. The outcome stayed the same. But the show wasn't over yet because the ride back to the station came with its own round of drama. Anything wrong with you your entire life? >> I am not a perfect person. >> Huh? >> I have been in handcuffs myself. >> Handcuffs. >> 117 station 1023 and the mileage is 58141 58141. Call over to the LEC and ask them to open up the gate for me please. [laughter] >> You said you've been >> I sure have ma'am. I was arrested when I was 17 years old. I've been in your same exact spot. [music] All right. Need you to step out. Let's please not uh do what we just had to do a second ago. Just step out for me, please. and we'll, you know, calmly walk inside. >> More relatable than more fun. >> Well, you decided to resist us, so we had to do what we had to do. >> You decided to fall on the ground, >> ma'am. >> I'll gladly explain that to you when we get in there. Get your book in and I'll come and talk to you. >> Are your knees okay? >> My knees are perfectly fine. door. You're [snorts] >> all right. We're going to go through this door. Hopefully, they'll open it for us. [snorts] >> Hopefully, if you're 17, then why do you want to call this such a big deal for everyone else? >> Oh, I'm not 17. I'm not I know you're not 17, but I'm saying if human like the situation when you're we 17, >> you know, I didn't really have a choice then. They took me to jail, too. >> I [clears throat] know. So, why do you want to do that for everyone else? >> I'm not doing it for everyone [snorts] else. I only do it to people that break the law. >> But you broke the law when you were 17. >> I sure did, and I learned a lot from it. So, I hope you learn a lot from it. >> Eventually, she was charged with DUI, less safe obstruction, and improper stopping on a roadway. Now, we've seen plenty of Daddy's girls lose their cool, but this one rewrote the script. She was driving drunk, and when the cops caught up to her, she ditched reason and went straight to violence. >> I don't care. Cop, get my No. [screaming] >> On September the 8th, 2022, an officer responded to a call involving a car accident, unaware that he was about to encounter a woman who believed she was untouchable. Upon arrival at the scene, he found the victim, who said she was hit by another driver, later identified as Christina, while leaving the store. Surprisingly, as the officer approached Christina, the individual responsible for the accident, she quickly took on the attitude of an entitled brat. >> I want to call my dad first. >> Okay, but I still need your charge as insurance. Okay. >> Why? Because that woman is going off her rocker. What happened today? >> My grandma died. >> I'm sorry. >> That's what happened >> today. >> Today. I'm so sorry. >> And I was going to the special cemetery and that's when I got into the car accident. I think that was the current one. Mother, >> I understand. But so she's buried here. She passed away two days ago. So you were coming today to to to pay her respects grieve or just to vis visit her today? >> I was coming here to pay my to pay my respects for my grandma. >> I understand that. >> So what happened here? How did how did this occur? because she was too close to my end end. And when I went into there and I pull Yeah. You know what? Tell her just stop. >> Well, she's just taking her whatever photo she needs for the insurance. >> Okay. >> That'll be in the back. >> So, do you have a newer copy of insurance? >> What What What do you need right now? Okay. Like seriously, what do you need? >> So, I need your driver's license. >> Okay. >> So, I need your driver's license. That's your registration. >> Okay. >> I don't need that. I need your driver's license. >> Okay. >> Right there. How much did you get to drink today? >> I didn't have anything. I told my mom told me that my grandma passed away. >> Okay. >> And that they were going to the monument. >> Okay. today that they were going to the appointment today. >> Yes. And that's why I'm so upset so you can talk to my parents. >> As the officer interacted with Christina, it became evident that she was in no condition to provide the necessary information. >> Oh, my driver's license. >> So, how much did you drink today? >> None. I did not. I have I have two different breathalyzer things in my car. >> Oh, you do? >> Yeah, I do. >> Where are they? >> Did you not see me point to them? >> Well, those are garage door openers. >> Which are also breastilizing the mission. >> Oh, that's cool. So, she was buried today or >> She's being buried here today. And if all of you guys are here, >> what time? >> I don't know. >> I need your I need your phone number, Christina. >> I know. And I'm going to call my brother-in-law who is a 411. >> He's a 411. And you can tell your whomever >> for the four for the 4th of July. >> Uhuh. >> Tell them good good luck. >> I see. >> All right, Christina. I need your phone number for the report. >> Yeah. And I'm going to talk to my >> in private. >> You're That's a That's not a phone. That's a It's a hand wet. >> I know. It's a hand wet. It's still a phone. It's still a phone. Okay. Don't >> Don't re >> You know what? >> Don't ever remain me as a dumb. >> I'm not. >> Yeah, you did. You said, "I'm trying to." >> Okay. So, what me? >> No, you're not closing the door. So, here's what's going to happen. Okay, Christina. Okay, >> I can have my own. >> No, not not at this time. >> Despite Christina's display of entitled behavior where she boasted about her connections, the officer remained undeterred. It had become clear at this point that Christina was intoxicated and the officer decided to conduct sobriety tests on her. >> Guess what? My brother-in-law is >> a lot ahead above you. It's >> good. >> Yeah. So shut the hell away from me. Get away from me. All of these people driving down Devon. >> Driving down Devon. >> Why don't you guys ever clock them? >> You never do. >> It might be a good idea too, right? Get some radar on the people on Devon in Chicago. >> All right, Christina, can you step out of the car for me? >> Yeah. All right. >> Right back here for me. Okay. You said no medication, nothing. Let me shut off. >> I'm on medication. >> All right. Reason I'm asking is the way you're speaking and the way you're acting. You're holding up a a hand wipe as a phone. All right. And you're telling me that you were trying to turn in here, but you went straight across this way and slammed into her. >> I was scared about what was happening. >> So, how much did you have to drink today? >> Today, I didn't drink anything. Like >> I was here for my bobsh, >> right? >> Grateful. Gravy, >> right? >> And that's all I was. >> Okay. What did you take today? >> I didn't take anything today, officer. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> All right. Can you do this for me? Can you put your feet together for me? >> The officer attempted to administer the sobriety test, but Christina's impaired state hindered the process. Throughout the process, she continuually issued threats to the officer. >> How many times are you going to do it till you know I'm I can do it? >> It's a few times. Unfortunately, I got to go through all the steps >> and then you're going to run into my dad and he's going to tell you to go. >> Christina, can you do this for me? >> I've done it. >> Okay, just hold still and just follow with your eyes. I think you're the [ __ ] one. >> Oh, I can't wait for you to meet my father. >> Okay, follow the tip of the pen. >> I am you. >> All right, so next what I want you to do. All right, you can. >> What? You want me to stand on my hand with one, two feet? I can't do that regardless. >> No, luckily we don't have to do any handstands. So, here's what I want you to do. All right. >> What do you want? >> Take a few steps back real quick. Move back a little bit. All right. Stop right there. All right. So, keep your hands flat on your sides. Knee on the toe. Just like this. We're going to take series of I can't do it. >> Are you saying you're not able to do this? >> Because of my back problems. >> I have curvular back. >> Are you saying you physically cannot do this? >> I will try, but I'm telling you I have back pain. >> This is why I'm asking. Can you physically >> and you have and you're holding me up >> from my grandma's funeral. >> The situation took an unexpected turn when Christina refused to continue with the test, but the officers already fed up with her drama face the unexpected challenge head on. >> You know what? I'm I I want my attorney. >> No, you do not touch. Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> Do not touch. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. I want to talk to you. >> Turn around. Put your hands behind your back. You can call when we get to the station. Turn around, please. Okay. You are hurting me. >> Turn around. All right. You're under arrest for DUI. >> Uh, no, I'm not. I'll do whatever test you want. >> It's too late, Christina. All right. All right. All right. This is absolutely ridiculous. >> You're hurting me. >> Calm down. >> You are hurting me. >> All you need to do is walk. >> At 10:45. >> All right, hold on, Christina. I got to make sure there's nothing in your pockets. >> There's nothing in my pockets. >> You're seriously going to make me miss my grandma's funeral? You're seriously going to do that to me? Is that what you're going to do? >> Christina was taken into custody. And it was at this point that the situation escalated even further. Mistaking the officer's patience for weakness. She persisted in threatening him with her family connections, only to realize she was gravely mistaken. >> Can I take a picture? A screenshot? I I want to take a picture. >> We have lots of video going. This one of the 10 of them that are >> sweetheart, I know how it works. Okay. My brother-in-law is >> I know you >> way above your pay grade. >> And thank God for that cuz you guys are just a bunch of hoodlums running around. >> Okay. I hope you see. Does that make sense? >> Give me your arm. Thank >> Does that make Oh, don't [music] hurt me. >> I'm not. Give me your arm. >> Does that make you feel better inside? I'm just asking. >> I know. I'm letting you know. I'm answering your question as thorough as I can. >> Okay. So, don't be as smart with me. Oh, you're not. >> You don't ask a lot of questions. >> No, you're good. talk to your sergeant all nicey night when you've been an >> to me >> your address. >> I want to talk to my father first. How about that? >> Well, it doesn't work that way. I'll call you back later. See that? I need >> No, I don't care how old I am or where I live or blah blah blah blah blah. I want to talk to my dad and I have that right, too. Do you want a piece of my blood, too? >> We'll get to that. Give me a second. >> I want to talk to my father. >> I understand that. >> And he'll tell you to go yourself. >> Okay. >> Okay, >> that's fine. I want to talk to my dad, >> but I still have to. >> It's his mom who is getting buried today. >> Sorry. >> How do you not have [screaming] a goddamn heart? >> I do. >> No, you don't. >> And I tried speaking. >> No, you don't. >> Okay. >> Because of what was going on. >> And I understand that. >> I'm not under the influence, you dumb [ __ ] >> Okay. I want my phone. >> So, let me explain to you >> now. >> Christina, >> no. I [screaming] I have the right to my attorney. Who is >> who is the freight ghost? >> The officer kept his composure, trying to adhere to protocol. However, Christina's drama intensified as she continued boasting about her wealth, insisting that every one of her demands be met. >> Nope. I don't understand it. Okay. So to put in layman search for you. >> All right. I don't say blah blah blah blah blah blah. >> If you refuse to take any of these tests. Okay. >> I I literally suspended for 12 months. >> I literally cannot hear you. >> Okay. Well, I already read it to you. You understand? I have read it to you. No blah blah blah blah blah blah blah. Uh, >> can I have my expensive purse back? Uh, and then you're going to say that I'm un that I'm >> Christina, you have to wear the cuff. I made it loose so it wouldn't be bothering you, but you can't rip out of there. Okay. >> So, you want all >> if you want to >> that. Do you see my cuffs that are off and now on me? I really do. I hope someone in your family dies and you can't [music] make it. Give me my goddamn phone now. >> I need to sit down. >> No. Give me my phone now. I have the right to my phone. It says it right here under people arrested or retained by the po by the pope. >> Go ahead, take your time and read it and let me know what it says. All right. >> Give me my [screaming] phone. >> I want my phone. Do you think I'm scared of you? >> It's not about being scared. It's about me trying to get your paperwork done so you can get out of here. >> What? >> What? How do you pronounce your J? You're you're >> Jimenez. >> So pronounce it like an H. >> Menz. >> Eventually, the kind police officer allowed her to use a phone, but the details of the call turned out to be shocking. >> Dad, I got arrested coming to your mother's funeral. Okay. Yeah. So you tell you tell your sister that she is not part of my family. They said that I'm under the influence. I'm at the N police station. Come and get me now and tell your sister to go off. I [laughter] don't ever want to talk to your sister ever again. I don't care. [screaming] Come get my nose. I want to see my grandma before she's buried. Okay. >> The monument. >> I said I refuse. >> How many times do you want me to tell you? >> In the end, she faced charges of DUI alcohol, failing to reduce speed to avoid an accident, and improper lane usage. Next is a drunk brat who thought a few quick lies could get her out of the mess that she'd made all by herself. >> Get off of me now. >> I want to. >> On the 7th of February 2023, reports of a highly intoxicated female standing next to her car were made. This was only the beginning of a crazy situation. >> Okay, listen. >> He saw everything. I did not drive. >> I did not drive. >> Who can we call to come pick you up? >> My mom. Your mom. >> Okay. >> Or my dad. My mom. My cop. >> This is your car. >> Yes. >> Where's the guy that? >> My dad is the cop. You can call my dad. And my >> Who? Where's the guy that left that was with you? >> I don't know. >> I don't know. You can verify. I was not driving. >> All right. Just calm down for a second. >> My foot My left foot is broken. I cannot drive at >> What's your name? What's your name? >> My name is Ashley. My father's name is Brian is a cop. Spell your last name for me. What's your middle name? >> And I have not done nothing wrong. >> Where's your birthday? What is your mom or dad's number? We call >> I don't know. I truly do not know my dad's number cuz they he just got a brand new number. My mom just got a brand new number. >> Where you live at? >> Um somewhere in my foot is broken. You can tell I did not drive. >> Who was the guy you were with? >> I do not know his first last name. >> Okay. >> Wait. >> Is this is your child? >> Yes. As he could tell you, I did not leave. I did not drive. I did not do nothing with my child. I went dies. >> So, was the other guy driving? >> No, not my car. >> So, who was driving? >> He was driving my car. Then he stopped here and then he just walked away from my car. Moment that man walked into my car and he could vouch for her that I was not driving my car. >> Car roster to >> me. It is in my name. I'm not trying to hit my fist trying to get at >> We'll see who she is. This woman's personality kept changing over the course of a few minutes. The police didn't know what to expect since she was totally unpredictable. >> Actually, you trying to say who is she? I am actually I'm telling you >> because he being a dumbass. I'm telling you who I am. I'm just call >> I'm telling you who I am and he's saying all that [ __ ] >> Listen to me. What I'm trying to what I'm going to do is use my resources to try to find your parents number. You're going to do what? >> Use my resources. >> You're going to use your resources. >> Back up. >> You're going to go to jail. You're going to go to jail. >> I'm asking you not to touch me. You touched me. Put your hand. I did not put my hand in your face. Don't touch me. >> You said what, sir? >> Put your hand down. Put your hand down. >> Put your hand down. >> What did you say? >> Put your hand down. I'll talk to you. >> I'mma talk to you like this. I'm not touching him. I'm not in his face. What did you say, sir? >> Put your hand down. >> I'm talking. >> Put your hand down. >> What's going on? >> You can continue talking to him. I just got >> She's going back. Back up. Back up. Back up, please. Oh, I about that. >> Smell like alcohol or nothing. I don't like it. I wasn't driving. You ain't getting my witness. Okay. Listen, listen to me. Stop talking for a second. Stop. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Do you have a phone number for you or someone that could come get you? You're drunk. You can't drive. We don't want you to drive. >> Where's your phone? >> I don't have my phone. My phone was taken out of my car. That's >> okay. So, do >> listen. That's I'm trying to explain. >> My phone was taken out of my car. I'm trying to tell the white guy where my was taken. He saw you driving. That's the black guy right there. Ask my witness. I never pulled up driving. >> Okay, listen. We We got to find a solution. >> Okay. >> Give me a phone number to call someone that can come get you in your car. >> Okay. I got a solution. >> What? >> I didn't pull up driving. That's that. >> Okay. We didn't see you in the car. That's that we can't arrest you for DI cuz we don't see you driving. So that's >> I never drove. >> Even if you did, it don't matter. >> It don't matter cuz I didn't. Okay. >> As him as my witness, I never pulled up driving. >> Okay. >> All of a sudden, they found her kid inside the car. >> Pass that. We need to find someone to get you home safe. So, do you remember a number of someone that could come pick you up? >> Who can I call to come get you? >> I can walk home. >> Where do you live at? >> Um 20 minutes that way. >> Oh, you're not walking 20 minutes drunk. That's not >> I Where you have a child in here? >> I have to hold my cousin for my daughter. Does that work? >> You have a child in the car? >> Yes. >> I'm sorry. I didn't mean to blind you. >> Don't blind my child. I can call >> I can help my mom and my daughter. That work? >> Can you call who? >> My mom for my daughter. >> What is your mom number? >> Call your mom for you and your daughter. >> What What is your mom number? >> Baby, can I use your phone? >> I've got a phone right here. What is your mom number? >> What's the number? >> Can I type in the number? >> Sure. I didn't know you had a kid in the car. That changes everything. >> Mr. Here to try to help you, okay? We're not I understand, man. My thing is I didn't have no problem. >> Let me say this. You didn't Okay, baby. >> You didn't dial the number. >> Okay. Cuz I'm in the middle of dialing the number. Do you understand? But I'm stopping to speak to him. >> Okay. Don't speak to him. You with me right now. >> I understand. But he just spoke to me. >> Please put the number in the phone so we can get you and your daughter home. >> Her personality changed more and more. Eventually, her cop dad came to the rescue. >> So what? >> What is the number? >> Are you trying to be slick? I'm trying to be No, >> cuz I was trying to give you the number until you try to be a dick to the other cop. >> No, I want you to talk to >> And I was trying to give you the number, but my daughter has to use the restroom. I have no problem giving the number cuz I was not the one driving. Listen, before you interrupt me cuz you trying to roll your eyes to try to be a I have no problem. I was not driving. I have volunteer or other people saying I was not driving. I'm not the one. I know for a fact I'm not going to go to jail for no sham. We're past that. Can you give him the number so we can get >> it? Brian's on his way. I got That's what I was trying to tell you. I was going to find your dad's number. I just spoke with him. He'll be here in 20 minutes. >> The cops are these two cops. Okay. >> You should say, "Where's that? I had to hold her back." >> She was screaming on the ground. >> But he does have to >> He does. That's why she don't know. She don't >> Yeah. She ain't got nothing to say to me. No, >> I just got a hold of her daddy. Well, he'll be here in 25 minutes. He's a cop. >> Now, with her father on the way to save her, she got more aggressive. What happened next was shocking. >> They dumb as right. I already know. >> So dumb. I got your dad's phone number in about what, 5 minutes or less. She's punching the window now. Just letting you know she's acting a fool here. So we being we being very patient. She's we took the keys. >> Oh, see if I got no drivers. I don't got [ __ ] to drive. You saying I'm driving? What do I What keys? Got keys. >> We're trying to be patient. >> Driving out here can respond. I never told him over here. >> All right. Okay. >> Sounds dumb. I never pulled up over here. I'm still the driver. Okay. The [ __ ] >> Okay, people can vouch. I never drove. You can laugh as much as you want. >> I sure can. >> Show it. Show about the camera. I never drove. >> Good. I'm glad >> you hear me. >> It's Corporal Young. >> Oh, Corporate Young. I'll be on the same street, same day. >> I don't care. I don't take nothing personal. >> Doesn't mean nothing to me. I don't want to take I don't want to have to take you to jail. >> Hope so. >> I don't. You got your baby here. >> Hope so. >> You get pissed off at me all you want. I don't care. >> So, I hope so. >> Don't bother. >> That don't bother me. I hope so. I hope so. >> Cuz if they wasn't there, you would think you [ __ ] out of your >> You probably would. I probably could. That's okay. >> I could I would that fake leg would sit right there. I'll be sh >> She won't touch me. I tell you that now. You >> Oh, God. I would. >> How about you act like you got some sense in front of your daughter? >> You better check my track record. >> Act like you got some sense in front of your daughter. >> You got your child here. Won't you act like >> Check my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> Quit calling him now. >> That's all I got to say. You better check my [ __ ] Oh G [ __ ] Oh some G [ __ ] >> You even know. Do you even know what that mean? >> You better check my [ __ ] >> Do you know what that mean? >> Oh G [ __ ] >> You know what I mean? >> I showed you. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> I ain't going to walk up on you. I ain't going to put my hands on cuz I know y'all going to take me to jail. Check my [ __ ] Actually check my [ __ ] >> That's all I got to say. You already know what I'm about. >> You're drunk. That's all I know. >> On some jeans [ __ ] BD plane BD >> is what is what is what is BD? >> Birthday. >> BD stands for birthday. >> BD stand for BD. >> What you trying to be on? >> It's not even a >> birthday gang in Orlando. I have nobody come out here. >> It's surprising that she could act like that with her kid around. >> She won't touch me. I tell you that now. You >> Oh, God. I would. >> How about you act like you got some sense in front of your daughter? >> You better check my track record. >> Act like you got some sense in front of your daughter. >> You got your child here. Won't you act like >> Check my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my track record. >> Act like a mama. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> Quit calling him now. >> That's all I got to say. You better check my [ __ ] Oh G [ __ ] Oh some G [ __ ] >> Do you even know? Do you even know what that means? >> You better check my [ __ ] >> Do you know what that mean? >> Oh G [ __ ] >> You know what I mean? >> I showed you. >> You better check my [ __ ] >> I ain't going to walk up on you. I ain't going to put my hands on your clown. Y'all going to take me to jail. Check my [ __ ] Actually check my [ __ ] >> That's all I got to say. You already know what I'm about. >> You're drunk. That's all I know. >> Awesome jean [ __ ] BD plane BD >> is what is what is what is BD >> my [ __ ] >> up to my [ __ ] up >> birthday >> BD stands for birthday >> BD for BD what you trying to be on >> not even birthday >> gang in Orlando to her more screaming. It looked like she was going to stop, but like most entitled people, it didn't take long for her to complicate the situation. >> Oh, the keys ain't got keys not coming back to you. >> It don't matter cuz mommy get my keys. >> Back up. >> It don't matter. Mommy get my keys. >> I've said enough to you. You're not going to get up my face. That's assault. That's assault on a law enforcement officer. >> That is an assault on a law enforcement officer. >> Don't even try. I have not touched you, sir. I did not touch you. I did not touch you. So, how's that insult? If you got a recording, how is that? How's that if I did not touch you? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> How? >> Put your hand behind your back. >> If I did not touch you, >> put your hand behind your back. >> How if I did not touch you? >> How if I did not touch you? >> So, if you don't have to touch >> If I do not get in your face and I did not touch you, how >> how if I did not touch you? >> We had a female 1015. >> I'm trying to ask some questions, sir. How if I did not touch you? You can pick up your key. It says I'm a handcuffs. Can I look? Move, sir. Can I look you in your face since I'm a key? Baby, can you watch my kids? >> Get up. Her daddy. >> No, baby. Watch my >> I got your baby. I got your baby. Calm down. Calm down. I got your baby to your daddy. Get here. >> Okay. For what? >> No. So, I was trying to grab a black to get to my daddy to get to my lawyer. No. Like this. that [ __ ] baby. Pick it off the floor on some real [ __ ] baby. I want my baby in the car. Get in the car. >> You're going to get in the car. >> I want my baby to make sure she in the car. >> We ain't leaving till your dad gets here. >> I can get myself in the car. >> Okay, move. >> Your daddy's coming. I call you. You would have chilled out and stayed in the freaking car. You >> sit down. >> I can bend down. Look at me. >> Sit down. >> I'm not going this. I will bend down now. Sit down. Look at me, sir. Sit down. Scoot back. >> Sir, >> sit. >> Can you take the money out of my hand and I will sit down? >> That's all I ask. >> Weirdly so, she switched personalities again and the cops didn't know what to expect this time around. >> Respectfully. >> There's no respect. You showed zero respect. Especially your daddy being a law enforcement officer. That's ridiculous. >> I understand that. But I'm angry. I've been abused. I've been punched in my face. Look, just respect real quick. I understand you should show me zero respect cuz there's zero respect I showed you. But if you could show me 0.2 respect just look at my foot. >> We'll have that checked out. We have >> understand I don't need my foot checked out but my foot is broken. But the point I'm trying to show I'm sorry for spinning but my point I'm trying to show is I want my I don't give a if I go to jail tonight. I'm sorry for spitting. I don't give >> You're going to freaking dad's going to take your take your child. But listen, listen. >> I understand, sir. >> Get in or we're going to put you in. >> I understand. >> I'll have EMS come check your foot. >> That's fine. I don't care about All I care about is my daughter. >> Your daughter is fine. Sit down. >> I understand. >> Sit down. >> But listen, brother. >> I can listen to you when you sit down. >> Ma'am, I I have no problem listening. >> I ask. >> Yes, sir. Listen. >> Yes, sir. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Sit down. >> Record. >> Sit down. Now, you're being made. >> Okay. No. >> You're being made in in Put your head in. >> Yes, sir. Put your head in. Put your head in. Put your head in. Sit down. Get on the other side. Pull her over. >> I'm trying to come, sir. >> Get in the car. Not planning to do this. >> I'm not trying to play no game with you. >> I can't move, sir. I have a broken foot. >> You could if you would have did what we asked you. >> Hold on. >> You going to do what we asked? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Sit back up. >> Okay. Stop, please. Cuz I legitely have a broken foot. I'mma listen. >> Sit. >> Yes, sir. >> Slide in. >> Okay. Yes, sir. Duck your head in. Slide in. This is your good foot. Slide in. >> That's my bad foot. >> Yes, sir. I'm going to dump my foot. >> This is your bad foot here. This is your good foot. >> No, that's my This is my bad foot. Cuz you see it? I'm trying to show you. That's the only You see the black and blue mark on my big toe? >> Your foot looks a little swelled up. Yes, ma'am. Your toe looks a little >> Yes, I have a bro a broken foot. That's all I'm asking. I want my All I want. >> All I want to do is make sure I have my daughter taken care of. I never went to the hospital. by Ro. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I'm not trying to get mad. I'm not trying to get in your face. I'm not trying to be disrespectful. I don't care if I go to jail. But today, my only thing is, and if you do, guys, you help my dad cuz you I guess you guys already know my dad's troll. My dad >> I called your dad. >> That's okay. That's okay. That's okay. I'm not mad about that. Go >> ahead. >> I'm not mad about none of that. My only thing is my daughter cuz I do have a broken. I'm not trying to get disrespectful. I'm not trying to get angry. >> All right, we just sit right there. We'll let you drink. >> This story gets more and more confusing because suddenly she cared about her daughter now that she was in cuffs. >> My car was stolen from me and I a [ __ ] to do with this [ __ ] You could tell that my phone my foot is broken by my toes. I wasn't even trying to spit on y'all, bro. That's just how I'm talking cuz my foot is out. Baby, go next to my baby. I don't trust you. Baby girl, go next to my daughter. Baby girl. Baby, go next to my baby. Why she in my car? Baby. Baby, go in my car. Baby, I only want you in my daughter. Baby, I ain't got no problem. I ain't I ain't going nowhere with her. I only want her in my car. I don't care if y'all got to go in my [ __ ] search my car, whatever. I only want that [ __ ] in my [ __ ] >> I'm going to jail. Let me see my daughter's face. Can I have a kiss with my daughter? >> Can I kiss my daughter if I want to jail? Sir, what's your name? >> Corporal Young. >> Corporal Young. May I please have a kiss? >> Right now, you're going to sit here until EMS gets here and your dad gets here. >> Oh, that's fine. I can show you my broken foot on on long on my mom put me what would be waterman hospital can label as my shur >> you went last night the waterman >> waterman hospital in yes sir >> why didn't they put anything on it >> I have a cast ma'am baby can you show him my black cast in my back car my big cast in my back feet from my foot grab the cast my foot go on the other side of the off. I should have a cast for my foot. >> I have a whole cast that's supposed to be on my leg that I took off. >> That should be on my foot. I took that off my foot. >> Let me get my kiss. Let me get my daughter kissed on the lips. You can bring it out. I got I'm handcuffed. >> We'll see what dad wants to do when he gets here. Her daddy's on the way. Right now, that's not happening. >> Okay. >> Bring my daughter out the car. They can't say nothing about my daughter beyond her face. Daddy like a kiss. Daddy got me an >> Get off me. I want to go to jail. Let me >> No. That stole that car. >> Let me >> Her dad, who was a cop too, was finally on the scene. She thought her dad would be able to save her. However, she would soon find out that that wasn't possible. Baby, think about your baby. Think about yourself right now. >> You need to think about your baby. You want to see your baby. You want to give her a kiss. You need to calm down. >> You'll be out in the morning and you going to see your baby. >> If you keep acting ass, you're not going to see your baby. >> DCF going to have her and you ain't getting your baby back cuz DCF don't play that. >> All ain't going. >> It don't matter if I don't drive home. All I want to do is give my kid a kiss. I never got Listen, daddy. I never got in their face. That right there slam me. But listen, that right there slam me against the car. They said I got in his face. Slam me on the car. Say [music] I put his hands on pull the cop video camera on the car. I never got once got in his face. I never once touched him. >> Talk to her. Talk to her cuz she saw everything. >> Calm down. But talk to her. She >> want me to speak to >> I'm trying my baby. Go get my daughter. >> Keep acting crazy. They not going to want to hear [ __ ] I got to >> Baby, go get my only trust you. Go get my daughter. My daughter stay in there. >> My daughter only Baby, trust her. >> Baby, trust her. >> Some gang. >> Yeah, she only three. >> Yeah. No way. >> Trust her. Only go to her. >> I can put on >> the woman swore she didn't do anything wrong and called her a daddy, but she'd find out that he couldn't save her. I didn't put my hands on him. All I said was, "You getting nasty towards me." So, I got right in his >> Did you know we were coming? >> No. No, I did not. 100,000%. Put me on a lie detector test right now. I want a lie detector test. No. All my daughter's life. No, >> I understand, sir. No, I did not know you were coming 100%. They yanked me on my You know my foot. Dad told him my foot is broken. They yan me off his daddy. >> That's why I brought him here. >> My I figure out later. >> I sit on my phone. >> I'm going take the handcuffs. I'm moving to the front and I asked you several times to back up. >> You didn't. But pull your camera. You have a camera recording. Just hold on. Hold on. I got you. I got you. But hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm not trying to run. I'm not running. I'm not. >> Daddy, >> I'm not going to sit in jail. Dad, >> Dad. Dad, get off here. >> Come on. >> Dad, [screaming] >> come get me. >> Ashley, sit down. Don't go that way. Don't go that way. >> Ashley, sit on the stretcher. >> Sit on the stretcher. Stop this. >> Don't kick him. >> Stop. Come on, >> glass. Grab. Put your legs over here. [screaming] >> You going to let them take me? >> You going to let them take me? Count your day. Look at me in my eyes. Count your day. Look me in my eyes. Count your days. That's all I want you to do. Day. >> [screaming] [screaming] [crying] >> They have to do this for their safety. >> They have to do this for their safety. [ __ ] Someone killed him. >> Unfortunately, he had no power there. >> Are my leg? Cuz my leg is throbbing. Dad, my leg is throbbing. >> Are you going to get me? Are you going to come get me? >> Dad, >> are you going to come get me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> Yeah. On yellow. >> Are you going to come get me? >> Are you going to come get me? >> I'll come get you. Dad, >> I'll come get you. >> After all the drama, she was charged with simple assault on a law enforcement officer and resisting without violence. Sure, that lady was out of her mind, but she was nothing compared to this wild one who genuinely believed a quick cry to daddy could save her from the mess that she had made. >> Come on, stand up. >> Daddy. So am I. So am I. Your daddy ain't get you out of this. >> On the 4th of May 2022, police officers responded to a call reporting a public disturbance involving a lady who had assaulted someone. When they arrived at the scene and met the lady in question, they quickly realized that she was disrespectful and thought she could get away with anything. >> What >> What ended up happening over at the CVS? >> Me and my mom's friend. >> That's why I was walking in the first place. >> Okay. And then this other person ended up I'm literally trying to call her right now. >> I know. Well, listen. Hang on. >> No, I'm not doing okay. >> Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> No, cuz I'm getting yelled at for something. >> You're not getting yelled at. >> Yeah, I'm getting yelled at for it. >> Well, how am I yelling at you? >> I'm tired of people yelling at me. I just found out my mom has cancer again and she was being a total. So, I yelled at her and threw soda at her. >> You threw a soda at your mom? >> No, not my mom. Why the hell would I throw a soda? You said your mom cancer and somebody was yelling at you. >> No, the Kelly. I just tried to call Kelly to apologize to her. >> The girl? >> What girl? >> The one that drove us here. The one that probably called you. >> To ascertain what had happened. The cops decided to hear her part of the story. However, her responses soon began to show how big of a brat she really was. >> Somebody called CVS. I haven't looked at that call yet. Yeah, Kelly. I'm trying to call her back and she won't answer my phone. >> Okay. >> And I've been trying to freaking apologize and she won't answer the phone. >> Okay. So, what happened between you and Kelly? She was telling me that I was a and everything about the being a and being mean cuz I said that she should regret what she said to my mom earlier before she went in there because she told my mom that she was being dramatic and everything. >> Started a small incident and then she pulled it out of control. >> Kelly did or she did? >> She did. Kelly. >> Kelly did. Okay. things about. >> She said, "I'm calling the cops." >> She got out the car. I got the car and said, "If they're taking you, they're taking me." >> I'm sorry. I'm crying. >> So, what happened between >> Okay. >> Cuz you're like, "Oh, if you're taking her, we're taking me." What is it? I What are you talking about? She called the cops and said, "I want her." >> And I was trying to call her to just avoid the situation. Tell her I'm sorry for throwing soda on you. I'm sorry for yelling at you or being mean or whatever you think I did, but she won't answer me. >> Who is Kelly in reference to you guys? Like, who is she? >> She's my mom's friend. >> My wife's friend. >> So, Kelly started talking crap about your mom and then >> Yeah. And I told her, no, I told her after we got out of there and got >> told her my mom has cancer again. Sorry. >> It's just a ridiculous. >> And I was like, you should apologize and say sorry. And you're you should regret what you said to her because of it >> cuz she has now she has a big huge thing of cancer. >> So she got >> I was dead cuz I'm pretty sure my mom's going to die. >> So I threw the soda on her and I was like you're being rude cuz she told me I was being offended. >> She had cancer blown out of proportion and she threw us out of the car. Initially, she was being cooperative with the cop, but when she realized that things weren't going her way, she decided to escalate the situation. A decision that she later regret making. >> So, listen, did this other blonde guy thing ever happen? >> Yeah, it did. I swear, >> you know, it looks kind of funny after this other person calls and >> because I thought she must wasn't being serious. I thought I could apologize to her >> and then she started saying stuff about your mom's. That's when I started walking home cuz she kicked me out of the car and I don't blame her. I was being an So yeah, I would have kicked me out of the car, too. And that's when I was walking and then that blonde guy started harassing me and touching me. >> I was behind her. >> All right. So, you were being from what you said an to Kelly and then you threw a soda on her. >> I spilled my soda on her. Not threw a soda on her. >> Just a minute ago. You said you threw a soda at her. Like I did this. >> So you poured us out on her. >> Yeah. Yeah. That's why I started walking. That's when the blonde guy wouldn't stop harassing me and I got scared and ran away. >> Listen, stop whining. Listen, >> I'm not trying to whine. I'm crying about my mom right now. >> Stop. Stop about it. Okay. Because just 10 minutes ago when you're with Kelly, you're Miss Badass pouring soda on her and then now all of a sudden you're like crying. >> It doesn't sound like it to you cuz it sounds like it to me. you. >> All right, we're going to start. >> Well, right now she's going to wait. Going to know you're waiting right here. >> Do I Do we have to like chase after you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> For some reason, she felt like she was in control of the situation, but that was about to change. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I don't care. I don't care if I >> You're going to wait. You're going to wait right here. >> Do not push me >> cuz I'll push you. Do not walk away again. This is going to make it. >> I don't care if it makes your hand off. >> Stop talking to my mom right now. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. >> Stop. You back away. >> Get off [screaming] of me. >> All over. All over. >> We are not doing this. >> Two days in a row. This was unnecessary. >> Completely unnecessary. >> Get off me. I can't breathe. >> Please. >> I can't breathe. I can't breathe. >> Keep making situations worse and worse and worse. >> I'm being worse because I'm crying about my mom dying. Let her fighting with the police. I mean, Jesus Christ. >> Trying to get away cuz you're hurting me. >> You're trying to get away from the police. Why would you do that? >> I wasn't even actually going anywhere. I was trying to sit down. I'm upset. >> Trying to kick me. >> Cuz you were hurting me. I have a >> I told you. We told you to stop. >> You didn't. >> Well, I'm sorry. >> Too late to be sorry. >> Come on. >> Stand up. >> Stand up. >> Come on. Stand up. Daddy. >> Huh? >> Daddy, my arm is out of place. >> Anything on you're not supposed to have? >> No. Why the would I >> better stop? >> I just wanted to talk to my mom. >> Sit down. At this point, she was starting to realize that just because she was in a bad mood didn't mean that she could go around assaulting people. >> Do you want your stuff to go with you or do you want your stuff to go with your dad? >> I don't. >> It's not a trick question. It's one of two things. You want to go with you and you want to go with dad? >> You guys did. >> You tried to kick me. >> I wanted you to get off me. I >> don't care. Did we tell you to stop? Did we tell you to stop? Did we tell you to stop? >> Scare you. I'm sorry. No, I really didn't. >> Bull crap. >> I'm serious. >> Bull crap. >> So am I. So am I. Your daddy going to get you out of this. Do you want to keep your purse with you or do you want to go? >> Yes, I want my [ __ ] >> All right. >> Eventually, when they arrived at the police station, it dawned on her that she wasn't getting out of this situation quickly, but it was a little late to salvage things. >> Again, I know you're searched on scene. Do you have anything that you're not supposed to have? >> Okay. Cuz if not, you've already been to jail before. They're going to do the body scan. >> Yeah, I know. >> If something pops up, then we're going to have to go through that whole mess. Okay. >> All right. Here. >> I'm sorry. >> Try to adjust your shirt here. Okay. >> There you go. Okay. Trying to adjust your shirt. Here. Step to the back of the car. Take those off again. Swap them out. In the end, she was charged with battery upon a police officer.