over. So, do you have to know the reason why I'm stopping you? >> Yeah. Going a little fast. >> I don't know what I did. What did I do? >> What did I do? >> My mom is going to me. >> It's a harsh wakeup call when young people face the reality of their actions. So, what happens when they finally encounter real consequences? >> All right, come on. We need to get up. They want you out of here. >> All right, you're under arrest at this point, buddy. Put your hands behind your back. Here are the moments when entitled teens realize they're not above the law. Starting with the cunning teenager who faked insanity just to avoid the consequences of hitting multiple cars on the highway. >> Open the DOOR might still be >> you got to step out. You got to step out. All right. Come on, ma'am. >> You're under arrest. Let go of what's in your hand, please. Okay. >> I just need my medicine. I'm so scared. I don't know what I did. What did I do? >> Thank you. >> I see you soon. >> On the 21st of March, 2024, police officers were dispatched to chase a car that had gone rogue. The driver had hit multiple people and eventually fled. Upon encountering the driver, the officers quickly realized that this was no ordinary encounter. Heat. Heat. The vehicles went higher. >> OPEN THE DOOR. SWIM IN. I HAVE I HAVE AN ASKABLE watch yourself behind. Watch yourself behind. >> Hold on. >> Behind. >> Put it in park. Put it in park. >> It's in park. It's in park. >> Ma'am, you got to step out. You got to step out. All right. Come on, ma'am. Ma'am, you got to step out. You were fine. >> You got to come out with me. You got to come out with me. >> There you go. >> Come on out. Stand up. >> There's big bracelet or something right on her wrist. >> Yeah. Okay. >> All right. We just hit her on the burger. >> What's that? We just had her on the burger. >> Oh, you know her. Okay. Michaela. >> Michaela. What's the last name? >> Yep. That's her. >> Okay. >> Do you have anything on you, Michaela? >> Is she the owner of the car? Still a little better. >> You taking her that way forward. >> I didn't hear you. Although >> we're getting you somewhere. It's not going to be there right now. Okay, >> here. Let go of this. >> Killing a bunch of people. >> Hey, M. Hey, Michael. We got to let go of this. Whatever this is. >> The young woman had not yet grasped the gravity of the situation. It was only going to get worse from here. >> Hey, you got to let go. Whatever. You got to let go. Michaela, >> you're under arrest. You're under arrest. Let go of what's in your hand, please. Okay. We don't want to hurt you. So, just let go of what you have. So, we don't want to hurt you. Not either. >> Okay. >> What's going on, Michaela? Hi. >> You can hear me. That's not >> We'll make sure it stays safe. You can't have it. >> You can't have it right now. >> No, we're we're going to give it to you. >> Do it with >> Where's your dog? >> I can't find my cat. Morning. >> Can you facult her in your car? >> Oh, yeah. >> I'm sorry. I need my measure. >> I just got her. >> Do not Yeah, she was all over the place. So, I don't know. >> Do you realize what you even did? with you. >> Okay. Okay. >> Okay. You You could have somebody >> You could have somebody sitting up there watching. >> You take my shoes. >> If all you need is meds, I would have been happy to help you with that over. They told me to call me in two weeks. They didn't call me. >> I just need my medicine. I'm so scared. >> Well, I was scared, too. >> I know. Just keeping her preoccupied. >> Where she lives? Where >> she lives? I have an I saw one >> 1738 Northampton Road. >> I'm sorry. I didn't realize I was doing I didn't even I'm glad NOBODY'S >> I DON'T WANT to kill you. I don't know why everyone here. If >> you want to put it over here, >> I'll make sure over there. >> We're going to walk. Okay, that's good. You can get that out. >> You want it in car 11? >> Yes. >> Oh, absolutely. Yeah. Have a seat, though. >> That'd be great. We can take those off. >> You're fine. Sit down. >> Sit down. Sit down. Get your feet in. >> Okay. Okay. Stop. I'm just unzipping it. >> Okay, you're okay. You almost hurt a lot of people. >> Lot of people. >> You're okay. >> Head on. There's no trying to stop me. I SAID, >> MICHAELA, we're >> enough. >> Are you Are you Are you the sergeant? >> Yeah, sure. >> Lieutenant, just keep the shoes. Yeah, that was the plan. >> Her attitude drastically changed upon arrival at the station. Unfortunately for her though, she had no choice but to face the consequences. >> I don't know what I did. What did I do? >> The only thing I need you to do is listen to everything I tell you to do. Okay. >> I'm sorry. >> My directions are very simple. >> We're going to stay all nice and calm, but you have to do everything we say or you're going to get yourself in more trouble. Okay. Yeah. You don't have shoes, so just walk. >> Okay. I'll just walk you. I'll see you. >> I appreciate that. >> Okay. trust you people. >> You're going to stand on this carpet. >> Okay, let me take this off. Okay, put put your left hand on this still counter top. Do not remove it from that countertop. You keep it right there. >> Okay. Michaela. Okay. >> Oh, God. Help me. >> Okay. >> All right. Michaela, first things first. Take this jacket off for me. >> You can take it off for me. >> Sure. >> I have like pain in the line. Okay. Okay. Sure. >> Sure. >> Relax. Breathe. >> My body. >> Breathe. Trash is right here. >> Trash is right here. Trash is right here. Not at me in the trash can. Face the trash can. Face the trash can. Very good. If you have to do that, I would expect you to be courteous and not do that at any of these officers because again, that's going to cause you a problem. >> I'm going to bring the trash can over here. Stand up straight. Walk over to the carpet for me, please. Stand up straight. Walk over to the carpet for me, please. Okay, Michaela. >> Sure. Come on over here. I'm sorry. Walk over here. I'm going to come over here. >> Come over here. I'm going to let you lean on the trash can. Come over here for me, please. I'm going to let you lean on the trash can. >> You're allowed to lean. You're allowed to lean on the trash can. There you go. But again, listen one more time. Stand right here. I don't want you facing me if you have to vomit. I want you standing here and I want you facing the trash can. Okay. >> No, we're saying just we're saying just >> I don't need to vomit anymore. I only felt like vomiting when you move this. Face the windows, please. Face the windows. Remove your bracelet. Does this just slide off? If I just didn't make eye >> I'm sorry. What >> you think I'm looking? Sorry. >> No, you're allowed to look at me, but I want you to face away. I'm not going to search you. >> Yeah, we're going to make sure you're okay. I'm going to search you. >> I'm not letting go. I need you to listen. McKenna. Michaela. Sorry. Michaela. >> Michaela. >> Michaela, come this way. >> Come toward me. >> Michaela, I made a mistake. >> Michaela, >> you're Michaela, right? Please take a step toward me and face the windows. Take a step. I will have you do it if I need to. with an A. >> Okay, I'm >> an A. >> By this point, it seemed like every part of her body was hurting. She was still acting as if she didn't do anything wrong. >> Do you have Are you wearing underwear or garments underneath your skirt? >> I'm not going under anything. I'm asking you a question. >> Yes, I have I have under I have under you. Is this Is this a sweater? Are you able to remove this blue garment? >> Do everything for me. I have so much anxiety and pain right now. Sure. I want to help however I can. >> I want to help however I can. >> Okay. Anything you want. >> Sure. >> Oops. >> Let's get that button undone there. Let's get this one off. We're going to remove the blue garment. Okay. You still have >> You still have the white sweater. What hurts? Tell me what hurts. >> Tell me what hurts. >> What hurts is like my wrists. >> Your wrist? Is that from you crashing your car? >> It's like >> or did you do something else? >> I felt like it was the class and he took off my wrist. Like these are took off. >> Michaela. Michaela. >> These are coming off. You're under arrest. >> We're not going to keep them. You get this. >> No, we have no need for your >> property. Hey, Michaela, I'm going to feel your hair to make sure you have anything concealed in your hair. I just don't want to surprise you when you feel messing around with your ponytail. Okay. >> Breast officers. >> Absolutely. Good idea. Hey, keep facing that way. Go ahead and walk straight. Just step backward. Step backward. You're going to have a seat. You're going to have a seat on this bench. >> Okay. >> Have a seat. Okay. Oh, yeah. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Sit. Here we come. >> Bend your knees. Bend your knees. Bend your knees. Down to the seat. >> There's a bench down there. >> Down to the seat. >> There's a seat down there. >> Down to the seat, please. >> There you go. >> Great. >> There you go. >> Great. There you go. >> Great. >> So, Mr. We need you. >> Lieutenant is calling me. >> Hey, Lieutenant. >> Another officer attempted to obtain her information. However, things took a darker turn when she became confrontational. No one. >> I think it's 4421 maybe. I think though I'm confused. I'm sorry. >> Otherwise, but then my dad tells me, "No." So, you're right, officer. What is my What is my address? I'm sorry. >> Do you think it's full? >> Yes, I do. But when I close my eyes, it thinks different. I'm sorry. Let me come back to reality. >> It's okay. It's okay. >> That was weird. I'm sorry. >> Okay. How old are you? >> I'm 20. >> 20. What's your date of birth? >> Um, >> okay. How tall are you about? >> I think I'm 5 oh 5. >> 5 foot. How much do you weigh about? >> I think I weigh 117. >> Okay, perfect. What color your eyes? >> I think though. I don't know. I really don't know. >> What color are your eyes? >> These are all just guesses. Um, >> my eyes they are green. They are hazel though. They change color sometimes. But that's what I think. Like I've been told they're green though. >> Okay. All right. Where were you born? City and state. >> Um I was born in Ohio. And that's where I'm trying to get to my dad cuz he lives on um in trying to get to my dad. >> He lives. Okay. >> Yeah. >> But I couldn't get there so I just came home cuz my family is in Silver Lake. Like my like family isn't so bad. >> Your uncle you said, right? Um, yes. His name is >> Okay. >> Well, who So, who do you want to put as your next of Ken? >> Next of um I will do. That's my emergency contact. >> Who is that related to you? >> That is my blood moment. >> Does she live around here or no? >> No. >> Okay. Do you know her phone number off hand? Oh, it used to be four bags. >> If you don't, that's okay. >> I'm sorry. I don't >> I think it's 614. >> Well, I have I have >> Due to her erratic behavior, the female was sent to the hospital, but this didn't go smoothly either. >> You want to go about it that way? >> No. Where you at? >> Got me confused. We're back to the front. >> All right. So, >> look at me. You have to listen to what he says. Okay. >> Right. So, I'm just going to put the You want to take one off, then we go behind your back. Okay. >> Any questions? >> You going to listen to them? >> All right. Just relax your hands. Are >> you going to listen? >> Comply. >> Comply. >> Okay. All right. >> That's going to give you a little break. Okay. >> It hurts. >> What did you say? Okay. I said, "Ooh, it hurts." >> Move your wrist around like this. Behind your back. >> And you just turn around. Put your hands behind your back. Palms together. Please >> turn around. There you go. Good job. >> You can bring that gown down if you can. Keep her decent. >> That's just because >> Yeah, >> that's I love policy. That's cool. >> Policy. So, >> all right. It's going back on. >> Don't get in that cruiser >> and put it up here. Okay. >> Would >> Okay. because that is fear based and we don't do that anymore. We are human based. [laughter] >> Okay. >> No, because you guys can tell when I'm acting like an alien. I can tell when you're acting like an alien. It's like, can we all just act like one? >> We can't look at each other like hello. >> We have to have emotion. >> Do you have emotion? >> We all have emotion. You feel it? I mean, that actually would feel it. >> Oh, yeah. Would you >> words? Can you pull your hands back, ma'am? I'm I'm going to get this gown behind you. Okay. So that way you'll be sitting on that. >> What hurts me is words. >> Mhm. >> That's why we're being nice. >> Yeah. So I'm saying like >> keep your papers on there too, please. All right, ma'am. >> So unkind words hurt you. >> Yeah, let's go. >> We're going to walk you out here. >> Is it Michaela? Am I pronouncing it properly? >> Your name? Michaela. >> Michaela. >> Okay. All right. So we're just going to go out this way to my cruiser. Okay, >> let's go. >> You can wear these things. And then my stuff is in the back of my >> All your stuff's right there. It's gonna go with you. >> That's cool. >> That's cool. >> I'm cool. >> I don't feel anything. We're cool. >> I feel like a human around you guys. Look at that. This is cool. >> This is very nice. Look, it's so sunny. >> It is. >> I'm about to go celebrate my holiday because I am a Catholic. That's good. >> All right. Just right over here. >> I feel so much better. >> Just relax. >> Sorry about that. >> Just think about it. That door doesn't hit you. >> There you go. >> All right. So, we're going to have a seat in here. All right. And then I got to buck you up and we'll be on our way. Okay. >> Where are we going? >> Summit County Jail. You're going to do good. Okay. >> You got this. Go ahead and get in. >> You got it. >> It's a lot easier. You >> actually will need help like for re if you turn around and scoot your butt in first. >> Turn around to me. There you go. And then scoot your bottom in. >> Yep. >> That'd be easy. >> Your butt right there. Put your butt there. >> Your leg up and your butt in. >> Okay. Butt here. Cool. >> I'll help you then. >> There we go. >> Okay. I appreciate the help. I think we were together enough. >> Yeah. >> There we go. Good light. All right. >> I appreciate it. >> I do have to buckle you up. Okay. >> Oh, it hurts so bad. >> Is it cold? What's happening? >> Yeah, it's it's bit chilly out here. >> Oh, it's so cold. >> And I know these gowns don't keep your warm. >> You're not wearing clothes. >> Yeah, unfortunately. You got the >> my clothes and my shoes. >> Right here. They're right there. >> So, I'm just going to do this so it doesn't dig into your neck. Okay. Now, [snorts] there's a little dip in the back of the seat there. If you scoot your butt up just a little bit and lean back on and just sit on your shoulders, that way you're not going to put pressure on your wrist. >> So, like literally for my health, like can I please put my hands in front of my back? >> They have to stay hind. It's our policy. I can't do it. All right. But like I said, because of that, if you scoot your butt up more >> and just lean back on your shoulders, that >> divot for my hands. Yep. >> Oh, you made it to I've never been arrested. I would not. >> Okay. All right. >> Thank you. Wash your leg, ma'am. >> See you. Thank you. Bye. Bye. See you soon. In the end, the female was charged with reckless driving, evading or eluding police, reckless endangerment, hit and run, and driving without a license. Now, moving on to the entitled 18-year-old who persistently lied to evade a DUI charge only to learn her lesson the hard way. >> So, for So, do you have to know the reason why I'm stopping you? >> Yeah. Going a little fast. >> How much have you guys drank tonight? >> None. >> None at all? >> No. >> Why am I getting the smell of alcohol on you? because I got scooped up on you. >> It's okay. Don't make me be nervous. >> Can my mom get me? >> On the 2nd of February, 2024, an officer conducted a traffic stop on the vehicle of an 18-year-old girl and her best friend. >> Hey, how are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Not bad. >> So, my name's Officer Sofer. So, do you have to know the reason why I'm stopping you? >> Yeah. Going a little fast. >> Yeah, you're you're cruising back there. You also got a passenger side uh headlight out as well. Really? >> Yeah. >> Dead. >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> Yeah. >> My mom takes care of all that for me. >> It's all right. So, where you headed >> for? Where's your house at? >> Trenton. >> She has a 1:00 a.m. curfew. >> Oh, you do? Is that why you're hauling? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I thought it was 35. I told her, so you know, she was >> That's all right. No worries. >> I've literally never been pulled over before. >> Never once. >> No. >> Okay. All right. Uh, do you have proof of insurance and registration for the vehicle as well? >> Let me check. >> Yeah. >> I got my >> How old are you? >> 18. >> Is this it? >> Uh, that'd be your health insurance. >> Okay, there we go. >> Might be like in the glove box or something. >> It says 23 through 24. So, I hope so. >> That's going to be your registration. How much do you guys drink tonight? >> None. >> None at all? >> No. >> Where are you guys coming from? >> Chanks. >> The bar. >> Yes. >> Okay. You guys didn't drink at the bar? >> No. I was h hanging out with my 20-year-old friend Sam. >> Is this it? I don't know what anything is. I'm so sorry. >> It's all right. No. Her helplessness and initial respectful attitude didn't last long. It was as if she was begging the officer to get her out of the situation she had brought upon herself. >> So, am I smelling the alcohol just like from the bar? Does it happen to be like just on you guys or something? >> What was that? >> Am I like smelling the alcohol like from the bar? Like does it happen to be like on you guys? >> Okay. Okay, that's no worries. I just knew I could I just knew I could smell it. >> This is all like Do you know who your car insurance is through? >> My mom >> company through >> like State Farm. >> I don't know if TripleA has >> She always puts more papers in here for me. So like >> Yes, no worries. >> How old are you again? >> 18. 18 >> like freshly. >> Okay. And then where do you live at? >> Trenton. >> Per >> Trenton. >> Both of you are going to Trenton. >> Yes. >> So you're headed back to Trenton right now. >> Yes. >> Going the wrong way. >> No, I'm not. I was following my GPS >> to Trenton. >> Yes. >> Trenton's that way. >> That's the way the GPS is. It took us this way on Chestnut, I think. >> To Trenton. >> Yes. >> Trenton. You should go 70 >> to go here and then take a right somewhere. >> Did you come off Oxford Millville? >> I don't know. My road's like that. >> Are you coming from Hamilton? >> We were coming from Chanks and then we turned this way and then supposed to go this way and then turn right and then go back this way. >> Do you have that pulled up on your phone by chance? >> I mean, I might. Just give me a second. >> There's no need to be nervous. >> See, it was like turn right on McDuffy. pull up uh like the address that you're headed to. >> Oh, I can do that. >> No matter how many times they lied, the officer could see through their bluff each time. This only aggravated the situation further. >> So, what are you guys headed to Oscar Commons for? >> That was where Sam lives. >> That's where she lived. >> That's where she lives? >> Yes, >> that's where we were. >> But you're headed to Trenton. >> We were going to go get food for free, but now I guess not. >> Where you getting food at for free? >> She works at Texas Roadhouse. We were going to pick up her rice from her house and her rolls. >> Okay. You see where it's not really like adding up a whole lot? Tell me you're going to Trenton, but you're headed to Oxford Pro. >> We were going Well, we were going to pick up food and then we were going to my house. >> Where's your house? >> Trenton. >> Where are you picking up food at? >> Her house. She works at Texas, but she's still at Chanks. >> Okay. So, how why are you headed to Oxford Commons, though? >> To get food from her house. >> At Texas Road House. >> Yes. >> She just worked tonight. >> Okay. >> So, you're getting food at Texas Roadhouse? >> No, from her house. Like, she works there as a server and she brought some home for us >> at Oxford Commons. >> Yeah, she lives at one of the apartments there. >> Oh, I thought she lived in Trenton. >> No, she lives at Oxford Common. She's one of my friends. And then we were going to go back home to my house cuz I have work in the morning and she has work in the morning. So, I'm going to take her back home. >> Okay. So, you're headed to Oscar Commons to drop her off and then you're going back to Trenton. >> I'm headed there to grab some food cuz I'm hungry and I haven't ate all day and then I'm going to take her home and take my cell phone off. >> So, does she live in Trenton or not? >> Yes. >> Yes. She lives in the apartments >> at Oxford Commons. >> Her name's Sam. >> Sam. So, you're going to Sam's house. We were going there to grab food and then go back to my house cuz I work in Trenton and I have to be home. >> Okay. >> Yes. >> And she has a 1:00 curfew. >> Yes. >> Okay. All righty. So, if you would just stay in the vehicle for me. I'm going to go back and run your driver's license. I'll be right back up with you. All right. >> Yeah, you're good. >> She had no idea things were about to take a different turn once the officer asked her to step out of the car and perform a sobriety test. >> Hey, >> I found the registration. >> Oh, you're already handing that one to me. I just needed the insurance. >> This one? >> No, that's your uh You already handed me your uh registration paper. There was a There was another one. >> So, that one might be expired. I haven't read the other one yet. >> It might be. My mom literally does everything for me. >> So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm just going to have you step out with me real fast. >> I'm just going to run you through a field sobriety test. >> Okay. Just to make sure you haven't been drinking, neither of you. And then I'm gonna give you the option to if there's a building right here that we can go into. If you want to go into that building, I can run you through the test in there where it's warmer. That way you're not out here like freezing. Yeah. It's it's completely your option. >> Yes. Cuz I have um anemia. So I might be like >> anemic like you pass out easy type deal. >> Like I get really really cold and then my body's like this. >> Yeah. Yeah. For sure. We can go ahead and step in there if you want. >> Yeah. if you would just >> Yeah, I think so. Both of us. >> Uh, you don't have to. >> No, I don't need to run. >> Yeah, she's >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Just look at me and let me show them. >> Yes, >> that's fine. That's fine. >> Uh, there's another officer over there. You can just talk to him for a little bit. Just tell him what you told me and whatnot. All right. I'll get out. Let me roll my window >> for sure. Bruh. >> Bruh. >> I already lost my lip liner today. >> Does her parents know she's out? >> Yes. Okay. >> Her mom. >> Go ahead and step over here to the sidewalk. And then did you want to go into this building right here and do it? >> If we can. >> Yeah, for sure. I'll let you lead up, sir. >> You want to go in the hallway? It's right here. Go. >> Yeah, just over here. The driver might have felt confident during the test, but it only demonstrated her intoxication. >> So, what I want to do, I'm just going to test your eyes real fast. Do you have any major head injuries? >> No, I have like nighttime glasses, but they're my work. >> Okay. Do you have any uh medical conditions that affect your eyes or anything like that? You have a natural distag? >> Just an autoimmune disease. It's not >> And then uh do you have allergies or anything else going on right now that affects your eyes? >> No. >> All right. So, what I'm going to have you do, I'm just going to have focus on tip my pen. Can you focus on it for me? >> Yeah. >> All right. What I'm going have you do is just follow with your eyes and your eyes only and keep your head very still. Okay. >> You understand? >> Make sure you keep that head still for me. Hey Josh, can you come over here? Keep following it. Despite her best efforts, she struggled to maintain composure. This was when things quickly turned south. >> Yeah. So, the next test I'm going to have you perform is going to be a called the walk and turn. So, basically, I'm going to have you turn. Yeah. I'm gonna have you turn this way, but I'm going explain it to you right here first. >> So, [snorts] I'm going to have you go ahead and place your imagine a straight line in front of you. It's going to be about the width of your foot just down through this hallway. Can you do that for me? >> Yeah. >> All right. Go ahead and place your left foot >> like toe to toe. >> Yeah. I'm going to put you into a starting position. Okay. >> Okay. >> So, what I'll have you do is place your left foot on that line and place your right foot in front of your left foot with the heel of your right foot touching the toe of your left foot. You can go ahead and do it. Just make sure they're completely together. Just like that. And now keep >> just like that. Go ahead and make sure your heels touching toe. Now take your arms down to your side. That'll have you in this position. Please do not remove yourself from the position. So I told you to begin the test. Do you understand? >> Yeah. >> All righty. So, for this test, I'm going to have you take nine heel to toe steps all the way forward in the following manner. It's going to look like this. One, two, three. Once you get to your ninth step, all the way to nine. Once you get to your ninth step, I'm going to have you stop on that leaf foot and turn around taking a series of small steps just like this. Then, I'm going to have you go ahead and get back to start. Then we'll have you take another series of nine heel toe steps back. One, two, three. Just like this. Do you understand my instructions? Do you have any questions or do you want me to explain it again for you? >> Okay. >> Just let me know when you're done. Step off. Stepped off. Stepped off. Stepped off. All right. So, for the next test, I won't have you just look straight at me. I want have you put your both heels together, just like that. Put your arms out at your side. Now that you're in this position, [music] do not remove yourself from the position until I told you to begin the test. Okay. >> Up until this point, the female still wasn't admitting to having [music] consumed alcohol. She was trying to be clever. >> All right. Let me stop. How much she >> Nothing. Is there any other >> you have do you have diabetes? Any other medical conditions? >> No, I just have psoriasis. >> What's that? >> It's like whenever my body gets sick, I get like instead of getting so like all these spots around your body and stuff. >> Is there any issue that would cause you to like your balance and stuff be a little >> Your eyes are balancing? You have you perform at one test. >> These tests have been proven. I mean there's the standard uh for determining whether something uh whe your eyes specifically symptoms that you cannot control that indicate that you have had something going on. I genuinely haven't. I don't have like a fake ID or anything like that. So obviously serves me. I just like I do get a date and I'm not like which I'm going to be honest with you about and like I do sometimes but I haven't smoked today. >> Okay. Why am I getting the smell of alcohol on you? >> Because I got spoken on it >> like when you're exhaling I can smell it. Like when you're talking to me I can it's getting I have a drop. >> None. Not one drop. >> The 18-year-old seemed to believe she was too good to be arrested after driving while intoxicated. But believe me, she was mistaken. >> Like I haven't worked. I work a 9 to five. I can't. >> Okay. >> Cuz I graduated early so I can't. >> All right. So, what have you do? Go ahead and turn around for me. >> You know what you're being placed under us for? Huh? >> It's a operating vehicle while intoxicated cuz you're 18. So your legal limit is going to be 02. Okay. >> Can you blow me? Test me. >> Yeah. >> You have that option. >> Cuz I genuinely don't think I'm ready for that. >> Okay. Yeah. >> I pay my own bills when I can't afford it. Yeah. So, we're going to go to the second car or my car right here. So, before I put you in, do you have anything on you that's going to like poke, stick, stab me? >> No, I just still You mind if I I'm going to go in your pockets? Okay. Is that okay with you? Is there anything in your pockets at all? >> I can't feel. >> Do you know if you have anything on you at all? Do you know where your phone is? >> I think it might be in the car. >> In your car. Okay. So, who's the uh owner of that car? >> My mom. >> Okay. Is there anything out of the vehicle that you need? >> I mean, my phone. >> Yeah, for sure. So, if you would just go ahead and uh sit back for me. I'm going to buckle you up. That way, we're safe. >> It's okay. No need to be nervous. >> Can my mom get me? >> Uh, yeah. Once we get down there, we'll uh check it out. >> I'm not made for this. >> I'm I'm what? >> I'm not made for this. >> Made for what? >> This. >> So, I'm I'm going to read you something. All right. Just real fast. >> I know it. My stepdad is a cop. >> He is okay. So, I am a police officer. I warn you that you have the right to remain silent. That anything you say can and will be used against you in a court of law. >> In the end, she was charged with DUI and had her license suspended for 6 months. If you thought that was crazy, wait until you hear about the disturbed teenager who attempted to ignore the cops, but ultimately broke down in tears. >> All right, come [snorts] on. We need to get up. They want you out of here. I swear to you, I do not know what I did. >> On the 2nd of April, 2024, police officers were called to a library regarding a young man who was pretending to sleep and completely ignoring the security guards trying to get him to leave. Little did they know that the suspect wouldn't respond to them either. >> What's up? Sleep in the library. Told him twice to leave. He won't acknowledge me. Won't look up. Won't move. Since you're out, let's go. Get out. We won't leave. So, >> okay. >> Trespassed. >> Okay. If we can get him identified, he'll be gone for a week. Okay. So, >> hello sir. How are you? Hey, you all right? Hey, police department. Police department. Come on. You all right? Police department need medical attention. You all right? You just tired? What's your name? All right, come on. We need to get up. They want you out of here. All right. I need your ID. There won't you trespass from here, so you need to leave. Was he fine beforehand? >> This is the way I found him. I won't acknowledge anybody. >> All right. You need to set up here. Come on. Come on. >> Come on. It's fine. Come on. What? What? What do we got going on? Why are we fighting to stay at the library table here? >> All right. What's your name? Realizing that he was not ready to listen to them, they decided to forcefully remove the teenager from the premises. However, it wouldn't be that easy. >> We need to go here. You can't keep fighting your way here. So, let's get up. >> Come on. Get up. >> Get up. All right. Come on. Get up. We're going to get you a dude. Stop. Stop insisting. It's time to leave. All right. All right, you're under arrest at this point, buddy. Put your hands behind your back. >> Put your hands on your back, man. >> Stop way harder than it has to be. >> Put your hands on your back. Stop resisting them. You got it. >> Yeah. Huh? Sleeping gym, man. Stop it. Let go of my arms. Get the >> You know what? Get your arm. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Why are you doing this? >> What in the are you doing? >> You need help or something? Perfect. [ __ ] like this. >> What did that [ __ ] do? >> I was sitting there. >> Get the off my rib. >> Stop. >> Then get up. >> All right, we got an ID on him. >> Jesus. >> Let's see who he is. >> All right, >> you literally just had to leave. All you had to do is give us your ID. >> Airsoft. Airsoft. >> Yeah, we got a >> airsoft. It's really >> feels like an air. >> Jake, >> what's his? >> He knows to say you're not allowed back in here ever. Okay. As a permanent fan, you're in here again. We'll call the guys and they'll be picking up. That's possible. >> Sorry about your back. Yeah. >> What's that? >> What's happening? >> What's happening is you're under arrest. >> I didn't do anything. >> Yeah, you did. >> They told you to leave. You didn't leave. We came. We told you to get up. You didn't get up. We told you to give us your ID. You didn't. >> What happened at all? Well, you think about it when you're in jail, I guess. >> I don't remember. >> Actions have consequences. >> I was sleeping. >> No, you weren't. >> You can't actively resist me if you're asleep. >> I don't remember doing anything. What the hell? >> I swear. >> Like most entitled brats, it didn't take long for him to complicate an otherwise calm situation. I don't >> remember doing anything. I can't I was I What? >> I swear. Please, please. You just got to unbeliev. >> I don't remember doing anything. >> It'll be all on video for you if you >> don't. I swear. Can you at least loosen this cup a little bit? >> Yeah. Once we get to the jail. So, I didn't do anything. >> All right. >> All right, J. He's going to get a picture of you for their stuff. Okay. >> Yeah. So, you can't back in here. Okay. >> Can again forever. Okay. All right. >> If you just want to listen quick one day, man, >> just one quick second. I swear I do not remember doing a single thing wrong. I was sleeping and I swear I don't know. But you had that gun on you, too, man. And that was >> I I know. I did. I did not have it on me for any intentional reason. I just had to move out of where I was and move into a different place. That's why I came here with all of that on me. >> It looks like you need help, professional help. So, I think they're going to get it to you. Okay, man. >> Please. >> That's what you need. >> Jade, I'm going to get a picture of you just cuz you you did get a little bit of a nose bleach. Look at Look at me real quick. >> Only injury you got right now is your face. >> Please let me go. >> What? >> Can you please let me go? I swear I do not remember. >> We can't let you go, man. We want to be in jail. >> They're going to talk they're going to talk some more about you. They're going to talk more about this whole thing. Okay. They're you're probably going to go back to the station and they're going to do some more talking. All right. >> So, just sit tight. Do you have a current address right now at all? Living >> No, I don't have >> living on the streets now. I've been hanging at my friend's house. >> Okay. >> That's why I was here and I had my bag on me and I fell asleep because I haven't been getting any sleep. >> All right. They'll talk to you more about this whole thing, man. All right. So, just sit tight. >> At this point, the suspect was freaking out. It soon began to dawn on him that he couldn't talk his way out of the situation. >> All right, take a few deep breaths, man. Take some deep breaths. [panting] >> I don't know what I did. I swear to you, I do not know what I did. >> So, at this point, it's the officers out there asked you um to security asked you to leave. You didn't answer him. And I I was >> we showed up, we we moved you, tried to waking you up, woke you up, asked you to identify yourself, you refused, and then refused to leave. >> I do not I I do not remember that. I swear to you. >> Okay. Well, there's cameras of everything. So, that's kind of what's going on right now. >> The only thing I remember is when my face got hit on the ground. And ever since that, I remember after that, I swear. >> All right. So, real quick, man, just because you are in handcuffs and you are in the back sitting in the back of a cruiser, I'm going just let you know your rights, okay? >> You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say may be used against you in a court of law. You have the right to advice and presence of an attorney. If you cannot afford an attorney, one may be provided to you without cost or charge to you. Okay. You have the right to have an attorney present during questioning. Do you understand those rights? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. So, with those rights in mind, you want to talk you want to talk about anything? >> I just don't know what I or I don't know what happened. I swear. >> Okay. So, like I explained, sec security saw you nodding off. You weren't answering their questions. They asked you to leave. You >> sleeping. I didn't get any sleep. >> They tried waking you up, telling you to leave. >> Then we we arrived. We actually shook you. You actually looked at us. >> I'm so sorry. I >> and then you try you tried you tensed up and you reheared with the officers. >> All I remember is hearing stop resisting and then I'm like >> and I just you been diagnosed with anything before? >> No sir. >> Any mental health or anything like that issues that you know of? >> I don't think so. >> Not that I know of sir. >> Okay. So that's where we're currently sitting at. They tried getting you to stand up and then you tensed up and they sound like they took you to the ground. >> Yeah. I don't know what happened until like ever since my face got hit on the ground. All I remember is after that I swear. >> The only thing you remember is your face hitting the ground. >> Yeah. Like that's when it all came to me because I didn't know what was going on and >> Well, so there's camera footage of everything. So that's kind of where where it's sitting at. >> I'm not saying July or anything, but if my eyes did open before my face hit the ground, I do not remember. You don't remember that? >> Well, your eyes were very open before they actually did all that. >> I do not open I do not remember opening my eyes. I just remember smacking my face on me and then >> Okay. >> The BB gun I had in my pocket. I only had it was the only reason why I had it was because I was at a friend's house for a little while. I was staying there >> and you Well, you shouldn't be walking around with anything like that. That looks like a legit gun, man. >> I know. I know. First of all, in there it shows no weapon, no firearms of any kind are allowed in there. There's a sign, big sign says no firearms. >> So that that could have gotten you in serious trouble, man. That that can potentially get you shot. >> Yeah, I did not have that on me in any way, shape, or form. >> It was in your pocket, man. I saw them pull it out. >> I know, but it was not in there for a bad way. >> Okay. >> I would have had it. >> How long you been living out in the streets? Just today. >> Just today. Where were you living at before this? >> Um down on Blanchard Street. I can't really remember. >> Is that where your parents live or who lives down on Blanchard Street? >> It was with a friend. >> Didn't the friend kick you out? >> Yeah, cuz they didn't really have much more room for me. And >> gotcha. >> I've been looking for a job for the past few weeks. So, >> so no narcotics or anything like that today? No, or anything like that. >> Okay. He ended up in tears after hearing what was going to happen to him. He still hadn't realized that his excuses weren't going to get him anywhere. Loosen >> these a little bit. >> The handcuffs. >> Yeah. >> I I can't I can't loosen them right now. The the other officer is going to come grab you out here in a minute. And so sounds like as of now, um you there is going to be you're going to have to postpone. If not, you're going to have to go to jail. >> How long? Just a day or so >> until the judge sees it. So [snorts] yeah, if you haven't been judge will look at it tomorrow. Today's Tuesday arrested. >> Okay. >> This is my first ever time being arrested or anything. >> So if you've never been in jail before, the judge will probably review this whole case by tomorrow. Judge will look at everything. If the judge will do one of two things, um he'll either release you on what's called own recgnizance bond. If you've never been in trouble, that might be what he does, but that's going to be completely on the judge. >> Never been in trouble. >> Own recgnissance bond basically just says you have you have to go to court on so and so date. If not, they can issue a warrant for your arrest. So, option B is the judge will say that you have to post bond and you'll sit stay there until this case is until the judge says otherwise. Till you post the bond and the judge says otherwise. >> I don't remember doing anything bad. If I can I just like get released to that cover. >> Unfortunately, I swear you will be back at whatever time you told me to be back. >> Unfortunately, it's not up to me, man. Unfortunately, it's not my my call. It's above my head, man. Above my pay grade. So, jail is not as bad as it seems. They'll take care of you. >> I just had other stuff to take care of today. Now, I can't do that. >> You got to what? >> I had other stuff I was going to try and take care of today. >> Like, what were you going to try to take care of? >> I was waiting on my girlfriend at the library and I fell asleep. >> Who's your girlfriend? >> Her name's Kayla. Okay. >> Your your girlfriend live here in Finley. >> Okay. >> We were together. We don't have a house now. And that's why I was waiting at the library so me and her could try and figure something out. >> Okay. I I understand all that, man. >> Thank God. That is true. >> I Okay. So, like I said, I understand everything you're telling me. We're just unfortunately we're we're we're where we're at. We're here where we're at. So, >> so these officers when they're done, they're going to be walking you. Like I said, you'll be sitting in jail at least for tonight. Judge will review everything. As long as you haven't been in trouble before, then um you may release you. They may release you tomorrow. >> Oh, really? [panting] >> So, if I remember right, um video court is at 2:30. So, you you'd see the judge at 2:30 in the afternoon. and they'd review everything. If they release you, they send paperwork and you're out shortly after that. >> Do you have Do you have my phone? So, I can at least >> We have your book bag. If it's in there, >> I had my phone. I was on my phone. I was >> I There was no It might have been in there. I didn't look at your stuff, man. >> It's there. Okay. I didn't look at your throw anything. So, it your phone's in there. >> Can I use it to call her, please? >> Well, I can't I can't take the handcuffs off right now, man. Especially everything that happened. >> But to hold it and you guys can hold it or anything. I just want to call her and talk to her just so I can let her know that I'm okay. >> So if she has any questions, I'm sure that that I'm sure they're going to explain everything to her. So she comes asking for you. Do you have an Ohio ID yet or no chance? >> No. Okay. I saw you were walking around with your birth birth certificate. That's why >> that's it. All I have is my birth certific what's going on. >> They're going to explain that if she calls us. We'll let her know as well that where you're at, let her know that you're safe. Okay. >> The young man swore he didn't remember anything from the library. Unfortunately for him, there was enough evidence to prove otherwise. >> What I did wrong. I swear I can't remember anything. >> Okay. Well, I said, like I said, security asked you to leave. You didn't answer them. >> We showed up. We asked you to leave as well. You didn't answer us. That's just like I was like, I can't >> I'm explaining it to you. We asked you to leave. You didn't not you didn't we asked you to [snorts] get up. You didn't want to get up. They asked for your ID of that. >> You you didn't answer them at all. >> I don't remember doing any of that. All I remember is my face hitting the ground hard as hell and that woke me up from whatever I >> Okay. >> Whatever kind of sleep I was in. >> I got you. >> I don't know what it was. That was a a very deep sleep for some reason. All right. All right. >> Okay. So, these officers are going to walk you over. Okay, man. So, just cooperate with them. Be cool with them. Grab bag. >> Hang on to that. >> Yep. >> Step down right here. >> I don't remember what I did. >> We're going to walk right over here. All right. I don't remember what I did. I swear. I swear. >> I don't remember what I did at all. I just remember hitting my face on the ground hard. That's all. [snorts] I swear to you. I swear I'm telling you. >> Unfortunately, it doesn't really matter what you do or don't remember. All that matters is what you did. equality. >> I know. I did not do it. I did not do any of that on purpose. >> I did do it. It's all in. >> I did not I did not do any of that on purpose. >> I'm so sorry. >> I'm not mad at you, but I do have to do my job. >> I know. Is it okay if I hold you my girlfriend's back to my girlfriend's cup right there? I was holding it sitting down with one. I was listening to the music talking next right through here. In the [snorts] end, he was charged with resisting arrest, failure to provide personal information, and criminal trespass. Next up is the driver who tried to play the victim when it was obvious she was driving under the influence. >> I'm a senior. I just Okay. Right now, I'm starting a a different investigation. It's criminal and it's for DUI. >> And if I pass this, whoever messed up my car goes to jail, right? >> You're under arrest for driving under influence. >> My mom is going to kill me. On the 20th of May 2023, police officers were dispatched [music] to a single vehicle collision. Upon arriving at the scene, they discovered the driver was an 18-year-old female [music] and suspected her of a possible DUI. The cops would eventually find out why she was acting so entitled. Do >> I look really ugly? Why would you worry about that? You just >> Because you're taking pictures of me. >> Yeah, they're not going to go on Facebook or anything. >> Am I not going to have a mug shot or something? >> Okay, listen. I know. >> I understand you're upset about this. >> Of course I'm upset. I'm upset at the freaking auto body shop that messed up my car. Is there any way that I can get my insurance to like have some justice here? >> Well, you're going to have to contact the insurance for sure. Um, do you have a paperwork for the car? Do you have >> Of course. >> I think this is it. If not, I a senior. I just graduated. >> Okay. So, you you said the cars were registered to you. >> Mhm. It's register my parents. I'm just turned 18. >> Do you have a registration? >> I mean, I don't know which one it is. >> It should be in there. >> So, I understand. Um I think I understand what happened. Okay. So, there's going to be a traffic crash. >> This has happened before. >> Did you crash before? >> No, but this steering like I brought it to the auto shop for this exact issue. Okay. And like I said, there's going to be a crash report and then you can contact your insurance and and tell them exactly what happened and then you'll take it from there. Okay. So, let's go. So, right now, um the traffic crash investigation is over. Okay. Right now, I'm starting a a different investigation. It's criminal and it's for DUI. Okay. So, before I ask you any questions, uh I'm required to review your rights. So, I'm going to need you to listen to me. If you have any questions after that, you can ask me, but just listen to what I'm going to read. The young woman attempted to cry her way out of her own mistake, but things were not going to be in her favor. >> Have you asked any law enforcement officer to speak to an attorney? >> No, but I want to call my uncle. >> Okay. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> No, I want to talk to my uncle. I want to talk to my mother. I want to talk to everyone. >> Okay. But what we're doing now, it's a criminal DUI investigation. And in order to for me figure out what's going on and if you've been driving under the influence, I need to ask you specific questions. So, I need you need to know if you're willing to answer them or if you've been broken your rights and you don't want to answer them. >> I don't I don't know what to do. Can I just take a minute? >> You can take a minute. But you're 18, right? >> Yes. >> So, you So, you you're just Can I just take a minute? >> Take a minute. It's okay. >> All I need to do is ask you a few questions. Okay. So, you let me know if you're okay with that or not. Do you need me to repeat this? >> I know. I can call my mom. >> You cannot right now, but you're an adult and you need to delete this on your own. >> I'm just a little scared. This has never happened to me before. That's why I'm scared. >> Okay. So, I cannot really talk to you unless you tell me you're okay with talking. >> Okay. Can I just have like 10 more seconds? >> Okay. >> Are you unlocked? He's He's going to come get it from the back. >> Uh, I have a bouquet of flowers. Just make sure they don't tip over. >> Don't sit on the pl. >> So, okay. We're talking or not? >> We're talking. >> So, I can smell alcohol from you. So, be honest with me. How much did you have to drink? >> I didn't really have much to drink. My friends were all drinking around me. >> So, how much did you get? Maybe one or two. >> Maybe one or two. Like those huh like those soda the the what is it? >> But I had them spiced four hours ago. >> So did you have them 4 hours ago or what? 4 hours ago. >> Like two 4 hours ago. >> Two 4 hours ago. So um was that by the pool? >> No. >> Yeah. >> At the marina. Do you feel under the influence right now? >> No. I'm just scared. Okay. It's understandable. Right now I'm under pressure of your appearance and the smell of the alcohol from you that operating influence of alcohol or to the extent that it impairs your normal faculties to safety. So I'm asking will you submit to the voluntary field society exercises to dispel my belief that should be driving. >> Um what is that like like walking? >> Yeah. Sure. Sure. I'll do whatever. Oh, I can't. >> She showed more signs of driving drunk before escalating the situation even more. >> Just be thankful you're not injured. >> I was trusting you >> or anyone else is injured. Okay. >> It's not my car. >> You said it was your grandmother's car. >> It was. Yeah. And I'm scared. That's why you said And like look at it. It's broken. I put it on. You can put them on. All right. So, we know this is mom's car, right? >> Or it was. This is a tow slip showing why it was towed. Okay. So, you give this to your mom. Shows the date, time, location, who the owner is, and where it was towed from. >> Is she going to get like >> This has nothing to do with your mom right now. I'm just saying she's a registered owner. Let her know about the car. >> Yeah. showing how to do >> you have anything in your eyes and you wear >> um anything I should know about other than crying >> okay no no that's put your feet together hands at your side keep your hands still and uh arms on your side okay do you see where my index touches my hand. Can you imagine this? Okay. So, I'm going to hold that. So, stay in this position. So, I'm going to call this a So, I need you to hold this in your eyes. Your eyes only. You understand? You can blink. It's not really blinking. I don't want you to start crying anymore, but just uh don't move your head. Just move your eyes. Don't move your head. Okay. Ready? You're getting ahead of my head. I need you to my hands and just just keep rolling with your eyes. >> She had no idea things were about to swerve in a completely different direction as she refused to take any accountability for her actions. >> Do you want to wait till I leave? Oh my god. break. I'll pass whatever you want me to pass. I just want whoever messed up my car. Whoever didn't fix my car to go to jail. >> Again, you can do that. >> Okay. Well, I'll walk in whatever lane you want me to walk in. All right. Let's uh >> Okay, great. I am so ready. I So >> because this is happened this has happened twice. >> Can you see this line? >> Yeah. >> Can I go barefoot? >> Yeah. >> Do you agree? It's pretty straight. There's not really much debris. I mean, if you want me to go in two straight lines, I can go two. No, I just need to do the one. I mean, it's almost there's a specific way you got to do this. Pay attention. >> Put to foot. >> Just pay attention to her instructions. >> I'm going to show you exactly what I need to do and then you can start. Okay. >> Okay. And if I pass this, whoever messed up my car goes to jail, right? >> So, that's going to be between you and the That's not our investigator. But you will investigate whoever you'll investigate whoever checked out my car before this. Right. >> Okay. Isabelle, we are not investigating whoever checked out your car right now. Right now, Officer Bernato is doing her own investigation. Okay? That has nothing to do with who fixed your car or who did work on your car. Okay? That's all civil and that's something that you can go and look into after the fact. Okay? But right now, this is what we're dealing with. >> Okay. >> Okay. You with me? >> Yeah. Okay. Do you see the line? Can you put your left foot on the line and put the right foot in front of it with a heel touching the toe? Right in front of it. Right in front of it. Okay. >> Like uh like look from the side. It looks like this. Left foot right in front of it. On the line. >> I'm going to put my shoes on because I'm going to step on my toes. >> Whatever is more comfortable. All right. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it. No touching the toe. Arms down your side. Come here. No, no, no. I need you to do what I'm saying. What I'm telling you. Okay. So, left foot on the line, right foot in front of it, arms down your side, and stay in this position until I explain to you exactly what to do. I'll show it to you, and then you can start. Do not start the exercise until I tell you to do so. Do you understand? >> I understand. >> You just said you understand, but I told you to stay in the position. So, I need you to stay in this position. Okay? So, stay in this position and listen to. Do you understand? Do not start until I tell you to start. Understood? Okay. So when I tell you to start, I need you to take nine. You'll take those steps down the line. Then you're going to turn in a very specific manner. I'm going to show it to you. Down. Is that Can I listen now? Just listen till I finish the instructions. And then if you have any questions that I can talk about, you can ask me. Okay. Stay in the position. Left foot in front of right foot in front of the left foot. Right in front of me. You're going to have it a little like this like this. Perfect. >> Minutes after the collision, it seems like she still didn't understand the gravity of the situation. Now, this only made the cops more suspicious of her actions. >> So, again, when I tell you to, I need you to take nine hill to toe steps down the line. Take a serious small steps to turn around and take nine to those steps back. The whole time you're going to your arms down your side. You can watch your feet and you're going to count down your steps loud. So, it's going to look like this. Left foot in line, right? I'm going to go one 2 3 all the way till nine. And then on the ninth step, I'm going to take my back foot and take a series of small steps to turn around. Exactly like this. >> Like a pivot. >> Yes. Exactly. >> Yes. But not not like like that. You got to take >> like a like a basketball pivot. One, two. >> Uh I don't know what that is, but let's say it it looks exactly like this. So this is my ninth step, right? >> Can I I'll take Listen, I'll take the right my back foot and I'm going to do this exactly this >> pivot. So now I'm facing the other way. Then I'm going to take nine steps back. >> Okay, I got it. 1 2 3 all the way till 9. >> Got it. >> Any questions before we start? >> No. >> Is everything clear? >> Understandable. >> Is there anything physically that would prevent you from doing this? >> Okay, now go ahead and start. How many? One, two. Okay. Okay. So, that one's done. And then we just have one more. Are you with me? >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, this one is called um one leg stand. So, that's literally what it is. Just don't do anything, but I'll explain. So, stand with your feet together like with the icing. Arms down your side >> and listen to my instructions. Maintain this position until I tell you what to do. I'm going to show it to you and then you can start. If you need me to hold, I can I can literally hold whatever you want. I cannot hold >> I need you to do exactly what I'm asking you. So again, stand like that >> and this is my instructions and do not start until I tell you to. Do you understand these instructions? >> Okay. So when I tell you to begin, I want you to raise one leg, either leg, whichever is more comfortable to you. Approximately 6 in off the ground. It's like the height of a soda can. Uh you're going to keep the raised foot level to the ground, both legs straight with listen with both arms. It's your side like a tree. You're going to look at the elevated foot and you're going to count loud in the following manner. 10,000 1,002 1003 and so forth until I tell you to stop. Do you understand so far? >> Understand? >> Okay. So, listen. This is exactly what it looks like. Let's say I decide to pick my right. So, I'm going to go 100123 10045 1067 and so forth so forth until I tell you stop. >> All right. >> Any questions? >> Nope. With nowhere to go but jail, the young woman was left to face the consequences, but continued acting arrogant and confident that she made no mistakes. >> Let me know when you're ready. Don't start yet. Just tell me when you're ready. And don't do that. You need to keep your arms down your side. Okay? Do not keep them off of your body. Keep them down your side. >> Is this like a yoga pose? >> No. Like this. Literally, if you're like standing like a like a soldier, just like that. >> Okay. One. >> Now you you're having your hands like this. I need you to have them down on your side. Perfect. Okay. Okay. So, don't start yet. >> Can I Can I >> It's very specific. Yes. Let us know when you're ready. >> Do you want me to show it to you again? >> Well, I'm not good at balance, but I will do my best. >> Okay. That's all we want. >> 2 3 4 1 2 3 2 30 31 32 33 Okay. 34 35. It's okay. foot back. Don't put the cross back on. Turn around to see if you're happy. Anyway, >> you're under arrest for uh driving under the influence. When we get to jail, there's going to be a bread test machine. So, you will be able to provide um the sample of your bread to determine the alcohol level. Okay. So, you can prove us you're not over the legal limit if that's something you believe. Do you understand? >> Yep. >> Will you take the breath test? >> Yep. >> Okay. Do I have to take a mug shot? >> Yes. >> Funny how everybody's worried about that one. >> How much is my bill? Let's walk over to the feet. So, >> Jordan suit. >> I'm going to patch you down real quick. I know you just put your clothes on in front of us, but I got to do it. >> Literally, you didn't get in front of me. >> What's that? >> I wasn't wearing anything. >> I know, but it's just a problem. We got to do that. Listen, Isabella, I got to tell you, if there if there's anything illegal on you anywhere on your body that you're going to introduce to my car or the jail, you're going to be charged with >> Isabella. Listen, listen. That's our biggest issue here today. >> I don't have anything illegal on me. You can protest. I have nothing. I have nothing. The only problem is that I'm going to jail. My parents are being really mad at me. >> I know this seems like it's the worst thing in the world. Listen, listen. Take it as a lesson learned. and be thankful that you did not kill yourself or anyone else. Okay? >> That is the most important thing. All of this you can get past. >> No, >> you can. I'm going to college. [laughter] My life is over. I'm not a freaking scary person. I'm a freaking teenager. I have my whole life ahead of me. [laughter] My mom is going to me. In the end, the 18-year-old driver blew 8.167, more than twice the legal limit. [music] She was charged with driving under the influence. And now we have a drunk male who chose to squander every opportunity to peacefully end a night without getting arrested. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> 12. >> A 12-pack? You drink? Dang, man. >> You want to put your shorts on real quick? >> You're not wearing anything. >> No, I mean, seriously, that's [ __ ] up. I want to go to bed. >> Go to bed. >> Go to bed, man. >> You can go. You come inside. Go inside. >> Hey, I'm going >> hanging around with them stupid little friends of yours. >> But but when I catch their ass, I feel >> on the 7th of October 2022, police received a call from a mother regarding her son who came home [clears throat] drunk and naked after a night out. What happened next was a tense encounter. >> Sheriff's office, we're not moving. He's over there and we don't know what the hell's going on with him. >> Where's his car? >> Where's he at? >> He's My son's in there. >> Okay. What's going on? >> Uh, he left earlier. >> Okay. >> He left earlier. He >> got back. He has a bump on his face. He's butt naked. >> He's not saying anything. We don't understand nothing. He's saying I'm asking him. >> His car is not here. >> 222. Seems scary for your message. Okay. So, who did he go out with earlier? >> We don't know. Who did he meet? >> I want to go to bed. >> That was Ro. >> Okay. >> He was with >> Okay. >> Where's Where's Rico at now? >> No one. It doesn't matter, man. >> Stupid. >> What happened earlier? >> I went to bed. I want to go to sleep. >> I went to You went to sleep outside. You were sleeping outside naked, man. >> It doesn't matter. But I want to go to bed and go to sleep. My >> We got a We got an ambulance going to check you out now cuz you're you're not making a lot of sense, man. Let it. It doesn't matter. What is it? No. >> Listen, man. I'm not being rude to you, am I? >> I'm not. But the thing is, I want to go to bed. >> I understand. I'm sorry. I'm sorry that I'm upsetting you, but we're just here to make sure you're okay. >> I'm sorry. >> I'm I'm bed. I'm going to go sleep. >> Why don't you try to take a nap now until the ambulance gets here? >> I'm trying to, but this is so stupid. My >> All right. Why are you sleeping outside? >> Cuz I want to go to bed, but the thing I love myself, you know. >> Okay. Was was the door locked or something? >> I'm in the seat. This is everything. >> Okay. >> What happened there? Cuz you got a not touch. >> Good man. Hey, listen. I don't know what happened before I got here. I'm sorry. >> I'm just trying to figure it out. >> We'll get you We'll get you taken care of for just a minute. Okay. >> We'll tell them when >> the ambulance is almost here. Once they get here, they'll check you out. Make sure you >> see the best. >> They just want to make sure you don't have a concussion. >> From where? >> You have a bump on the side of your head. >> From where? >> Hold on. Let me see. Tilt your head down. Go ahead. The young man had no idea how he got home that night. He had also misplaced his clothes and his car. This was obviously just the beginning of a crazy situation. >> I don't know, Jose, where you got hit from. You got a You got a big scrape here. >> Where are your glasses off? >> Show me. Come on, glasses. >> No, it's okay. >> I don't got nothing. I'm >> You do, man. I can see it right here. >> Show me. >> I'm showing you with my face. It's on It's on your right eye. Let me show your right eye. >> Go to bed. Let me go to bed >> right here. You got scrap. >> So, what the he doing over here? Go to bed. That's it. >> They're just making sure that you're okay, man. >> I'm okay. >> They're worried about you. >> Going to bed. That's it. >> We're going to have EMS come and check you out real quick. How much have you had to drink today? >> That's it. That's it. There's a [ __ ] That's what a little bit. >> How much have you had to drink today? >> A 12 pack. >> A 12 pack. You drink? Dang, man. >> Dang. >> That's good. That's good. >> That's it. I'm trying to >> You're lit. I understand why you're not spending sense now. >> Give us just a minute, man. Please. Just give us >> Mom, >> we're just waiting for EMS. We'll get you take care of and then we'll get you inside. >> Okay. Yeah, I'll go to bed in a few minutes. He drunk a 12pack. Does he normally drink a lot? >> You >> to tell you the truth, I really don't know what his girlfriend would know. >> Okay. >> She's the wor to sleep. Mom, >> I can hear the I can hear the ambulance. Give them 5 minutes and then we'll get you taken care of. Okay. >> You want to put your shorts on? >> But you guys are down sleep. Like, let me get the line. >> Oh, they're worried about you. >> You want to put your shorts on real quick? >> You're not wearing anything. >> Here, we'll turn around. You want to put those shorts on real quick? >> He's got a little scratching right here. >> Yeah. >> I He said he drank a 12-pack, so it makes sense. >> His buddies are >> drunk. Come on, man. >> You drank a 12-pack by yourself, right? >> Yeah. >> Did you walk home? >> Does it matter? I don't even know where. >> They're worried that your car got stolen or something. >> We're trying to make sure your car is okay. >> Where's my dad at? >> Your dad? >> Where's my dad at? >> He's out front right now. Is it okay? >> We're trying to figure out where your car is at, man. >> Is it here? >> No, it's not here. >> No, it's not. Where Where were you earlier? >> We're trying to figure out where you were. >> I don't even remember. >> You don't remember? >> What kind of car do you drive? >> A little Nissan. I don't even know. But is it home? >> No. >> No. >> So, what is that? We don't know. >> We don't know. >> We're trying to find out. >> No, it's not home. Are you serious? >> Yeah. >> By this point, the medics had arrived to check him out, but it was already obvious that he was too drunk to function. >> Doing all right. I hate my >> relax. I just want to help you out. >> We're not sure, man. >> Can I feel your pulse? >> Yes. >> All right. I'm trying to help you out, man. You know what city you're in right now? >> Beach. >> Beach. How many quarters make a dollar? >> How many quarters make a dollar? It's a question. >> Four. Who's the president right now? >> Who's that mother? >> All right, dude. Today's Friday. What's tomorrow? >> Saturday. Come on. >> All right. Cool. We're just here to check it out, man. >> Okay. Res 13 PC. Can we take some B on you? >> Okay. >> All right, man. Hey, man. I want >> Let them check you out real quick and we'll get you right to bed, man. >> Let us check out. Um, >> just give him just a minute. Okay, I'll hang out with here if you guys want to go grab the stuff. I guess >> give it just 5 minutes. Okay, go ahead. >> Just five. >> Were you out somewhere like a bar or something? >> I went out to drink while I was Where'd you go? You remember? I went to like four or five different bars on >> Oh, wow. You You did a crawl, huh? >> Yeah. But >> Nice. Where'd you start? >> I went He I went to the bar. I got off of work. I went to a drink. >> Okay. Which which bar did you start at? >> I don't know. I don't know. >> Okay, that's fine. That's cool, man. You said you went to four or five. Having a good night, right? >> Yeah, I'm back. >> It's Friday, man. I hear you. I wish I was out drinking. >> I know, man. I want to go to bed. >> I got you. Hey, listen. If they can get your vitals, they'll just check you real quick. I'll hook something up to you and then we'll get we'll get you to bed at 4:00. I'm back home on you. >> Well, they're not going to charge you anything or anything like that. They're just going to check to make sure you're going to make make it through. Okay. >> I'm back home. What do you mean they're going to check in 5 minutes? >> We're going to make just they're going to check your heart rate, your all that stuff. They're going to they're coming right back. >> I just want to go to bed and that's >> We'll let you go to bed in less than 5 minutes. Okay. >> So, why the are they doing all this? >> We're just making sure you're all right. That's it. >> You what? What the [ __ ] >> See there? >> We just want to make sure. All right. You're sleeping outside naked. It just looks a little weird. That's all. I'm in my [ __ ] porch. >> Just want to make sure something's not wrong with you, man. That's all, dude. >> Nothing's wrong with me. What the [ __ ] do you do? >> I'm like, you need to go to the hospital wrong with me. >> Why don't I go to bed? >> Yeah. We just want to check you out. You got to cut on your eye, dude. You want >> to check me? You guys don't check me. >> All right, man. Relax. We just want to help you out. As long as everything looks good on here, we're going to help you out. All right. >> It's like your blood pressure, your heart rate, you know, that kind of >> I'm only getting checked cuz all these food. Let me go to bed and go to bed. >> They'll check you real quick and we'll get you to bed. Okay. >> I'm only checking back cuz you got to check over here all the fun. >> They're going to check you real quick and we're going to let you go to bed, man. Let me >> What's your first name? >> It doesn't matter. You You already know who Jose I just showed up. All right. >> Jose. Okay, I'm fine. >> That's good. I just want to get >> You say it's Jose. >> You guys are wasting your time, your money, this your pay raise on everything cuz this >> Let me That's it. Let us take some vitals and you can take your blood pressure. Listen, your time, your money, this >> Well, listen. We're already here, man. >> We're already here. >> I'm getting paid, bro. >> Just let us take some on you. All right. All right. Cool. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. I appreciate it. >> Everyone was trying to find out how he got in that situation. He was so drunk that he didn't even recognize his own family. >> We don't know. his girlfriend came and he was just there like that >> cuz he said he drank like a uh 12-pack and he not sure where his car is at. He knows he's at home. Like he understands that, but he >> he doesn't know where he left his car or >> Yeah. Or where that's what we're trying to find out. >> I don't think he got beat up or anything like that. >> He may have fallen >> cuz I see that knot on his head. But >> cuz you you'd tell if he got beaten up. But why he does he take any sort of narcotics or anything like that? >> You think he would like smoke and drink? >> Um we know he drinks. I I >> no like nothing like that. No. >> The problem they hang out with the the people they don't know >> they trick is something. >> Okay. >> When was it confirmed with his mom and me cuz he never act like that. >> Okay. Well, he tried to find me and he points his mom. >> Okay. >> He never did that. He never >> like he didn't recognize you. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um >> maybe it's not >> what's his what's his first name? >> She says when he when she got home he he it took her a while to get him to wake up. >> Um >> assuming that he was at the speak easy drinking with his friends and then he said he had a 12pack by himself. like he's pretty intoxicated. >> So, he has the keys. [clears throat] I just don't know >> where the >> how he got here. >> So, we're going to put in the our uh our cameras, see like maybe if it's driven around somewhere. >> Um right now, she's checking the cameras. We're going to run by Pocahontas Park and uh speak easy and see if we see the car in the parking lot. Um, we'll let you know, but I don't know if he's going to get transported by EMS just cuz he's intoxicated. Um, it doesn't look like he got beat up and like his car was taken, but I know his brother said this isn't the first time that he's done this. So, the police and his family tried to locate his vehicle. While they were at it, they found him doing the unthinkable just outside his house. >> We'll see if we can um locate the vehicle here. Oh, I think I heard. What the [ __ ] >> So, what are you doing, man? >> I'm taking [ __ ] to my bedroom, >> bro. You can go inside and go pee. >> She won't let me in. >> You can go now. They're They're open the door. >> My wife went out and let me go. >> Yeah, she opened the door. Let's go, man. >> No, she will not. >> She opened the I just watched her open the door. Let's go. >> So, you did and she >> I just watched her open the door. Let's go. >> No, she didn't. All right, >> let's go. Come on. No, she did not. >> She did. I just watched her do it. >> I sat there and wait. No, >> she just opened the door, man. Go over there and go inside. >> Tell me. No, you're not going to lie to me. >> You said you want to go to bed. She opened the door. She can go inside. >> Go to bed. Hey, she >> good, man. You're good. [ __ ] up. She She did not let me in. No. >> You can go inside. >> We were talking. >> We were talking to her. >> You guys did. And I did nothing wrong. It's my house. I did. >> Man, you're right. Go inside. >> I did right. And you guys are not going to follow me in our backyard and tell me this and that. >> Go ahead. Go inside. >> You're good, man. And you guys know and she's not and not and I walked in when I would I wanted to. Not what she wanted to do. >> Am I right or wrong? >> Yeah, you're right. You're right. >> I'm right. >> All right, man. Have a good night. >> I am. But no one is not to tell me not right wrong. No matter if you guys did wrong. >> You're right. >> I know what the I did or not. Unless they're not. >> Am I right or wrong? >> You're wrong. Go inside. >> I'm wrong. >> Yeah. >> About >> Go inside. >> She let me She did not let me go in >> inside. The door is open. Go ahead. >> The door is open. >> Door's open, man. The door is open. As soon as you look me in the door is open. Look, >> she didn't let me in. And you guys, >> go inside. Go to sleep. You said you want to go to sleep, right? And you guys want to leave? >> Yeah, we're going to leave. Go inside. Go to sleep. >> I know what I did, right? Right. >> Sure. >> We're not going to leave until you go inside. So, just go inside. >> And I don't know how to even get you inside. >> You go inside. Go to bed. >> We'll leave. We're going to leave you alone, man. Just go inside. Go sleep. We're going to leave. >> Just go. No, I'm being serious cuz that's up. I want to go to bed. >> Go to bed. Go to bed. >> Go to bed, man. >> You can go. You're You're right. You can go to sleep. Go to sleep. I am right. Go to sleep. >> I did nothing wrong. That's it. >> Okay. Go to sleep. >> Have a good night, man. >> Go to sleep, man. >> I know how. >> Hey, but if I want to go outside and get a black out, what's wrong? >> Just go inside and go sleep. >> All right. Have a good night, man. >> All right. All right. Good night, guys. Despite the police's attempts to deescalate the situation, the young man just wanted to fight everyone around him. If he gets violent with you, call us, okay? Don't Don't let him him do anything, okay? He's legitimately so drunk he just tried to fight us. All three of us, okay? Be careful. Be safe. If he starts getting upset with you, starts doing anything, call it. And tomorrow when he soers up, if he can't figure out Yeah, we're good, man. Thank you. tomorrow when he soers up on his car. >> Bro, can you go back inside? >> I don't have to. This is my ticket. >> You don't have to. But can you take closed? >> What? >> Come on. It's closed. >> Doesn't matter. It's open till >> No, it's not. It's closed. Nicotine is open. Whatever. Whatever. We get home. >> It's closed, man. >> Okay. That's Let's go. We got to go to bed. Okay. >> No, it doesn't matter. It's midnight. They're closed. Midth Midnight is whatever Jose. >> They're not Oprah. >> Are you sure? >> Nicotine. >> They're closed. That little trailer they have clothes. >> The little No, it's >> nicotine. Let's go. Let's >> go. Start walk start walking that way. Go ahead. Yeah. Go ahead. Start start walking. >> I'll meet you over there. Oh, I know. >> Go ahead. >> No, no, no, no. Go ahead. >> Yeah. I don't >> Go ahead. We're go inside and go to sleep. Like I don't get >> Yeah. Go inside and go sleep. >> Okay. I'll get somebody to >> Okay. Okay. Leave. That's it. >> We're not going to leave till you go inside. That's what I'm going to do anyway. It don't matter. That's it. >> Good night, guys. >> Good night. >> Good night. >> Thinking that the situation was becoming unsafe, the police requested his family to stay somewhere else that night as he just wouldn't stop causing chaos and making the residents unsafe for them. >> If he gets violent with you, call us, okay? Don't don't let him him do anything to you, okay? He's legitimately so drunk he just tried to fight us, all three of us. Okay. Be careful. Be safe. If he starts getting upset with you, starts doing cult. And tomorrow when he soers up, if he can't figure out Yeah. Whatever, man. Thank you. Tomorrow when he soers up at his car, >> bro, can you go back inside? >> I don't have to. You don't have to, but can you take some of those clothes? What? Come on. It's closed. It doesn't matter. It's open to whatever. >> No, it's not. It's closed. Nicotine is open. Whatever. To whatever you get. >> It's closed. Okay. Let's go. We got to go to bed. Okay. >> No, it doesn't matter. It's midnight. They're closed. Midnight midnight is whatever. Jose, >> they're not open. >> Are you sure? >> Yes. >> Nicotine. >> They're closed. That little trailer. They have clothes. There's no Let's go. Start walk start walking that way. No. >> Yeah. Go ahead. Go start walking. >> I'll meet you over there. >> I know. >> Go ahead. >> No. No. No. No. Go ahead. >> Yeah. I know. >> Go ahead. >> Yeah. Go outside and go sleep like I don't go inside and go sleep. >> Okay. >> I'll get somebody to Okay. >> Okay. That's a long long time. Just leave. That's it. >> We're not going to leave till you go inside. >> That's what y'all going to do anyway. It don't matter. Come outside. That's it. >> Good night, guys. >> Good night. >> Good night. Is >> there any like guns inside dolls or anything like that? >> I think he's going to try to leave. >> If he leaves, call us. >> I'm going to wait out here for a few minutes. See what happens. >> Ma'am, do you have somewhere else that you could stay for the night? >> Yeah. Do you guys have any kids inside or anything like that? No. You have somewhere safe to go? >> Yeah. >> Okay. Can you go somewhere else so you be safe? >> Okay. >> Please. We can just refrain from like having a whole domestic violence thing come back out here or something like that. Like that's that's a completely different charge. >> Somebody call 911. We get calls about people walking around in their front yard, let alone on the street drunk. So, don't worry. >> I'm just going to stay over here if you don't mind leaving the door open just to make sure that you uh don't get hurt. >> My dog is out. >> Your dog is out? Okay. >> No, she's right here. Stay inside. >> Never mind. >> Yo, where are you going? >> I'll say go around. >> I have my back on my porch. I have to find where it >> There you go. You already smoked it. Go back inside. >> Just go over the bed. >> Okay, but let's go inside. Come on. Let's go to bed, >> mama. Okay, that's fine. Okay, >> I'm allowed to get what I want for my own stuff. Okay, come on. Come on. Come on. I'm not even going to sit. I'm going watch TV. >> Okay. Well, then go watch TV and relax. Well, you know, if I was on my own, >> they would be the only >> If they were on a private property, this is not they would not even be able to step foot on this street. >> That's how it is, man. That's how they know. >> Okay. >> Wish I did. I'm to tell. >> By this point, the cops were already sick of his repetitive behavior. This was the last straw. >> What are you doing? >> Hey, Alexis, can you send me to 71 to buy me a [ __ ] black? >> I can't. >> Yes, you can. You can, cuz it's not. >> But why? Just buy me one. >> You already >> Yeah, but I want one. >> Come on. Why buy one of those? >> But there's nothing bad. >> You just go to bed without it. >> No, I'm going to stay asleep and watch TV all night. >> Stay asleep. >> So, you want to do that? >> Yeah. >> I I want to smoke. >> All right, man. Let's go inside. Let's go inside. Come on. Let's go inside. Go inside. I'm going >> fighting. >> I am. >> Don't move. >> Say they told you. I told you. We need this castle. >> I'm going in. >> No, you're not. You're not going inside. >> I'm going inside. >> So, you need to quit hanging around with them stupid little friends of yours. But when I catch I feel sorry for me. >> Hey, can I sit on my lap? My back hurt. >> No, you're good. >> Okay, >> you stay right where you are. >> Oh, >> this is what you wanted. It doesn't matter if my back's turning. >> No, you're not turning around. >> Can I sit on my back or not? >> No. >> Oh, [ __ ] This is hurting. >> We're not made to be comfy, unfortunately. >> I know. I'm not my back. >> I want to go to bed and go to sleep. >> It's too late now. >> I know, man. >> All right. Listen. >> Yeah. >> I'm going to roll you on your side. >> Mhm. When I tell you to, you're going to roll your knees up to your chest and we're going to stand you up. You try to resist or anything, you're going back to the ground. You understand? >> That's fine. >> Okay. On your side. >> Roll your knees up. >> Stand up. >> Ready? >> One, two, three, up. >> I'll give them shoes. >> I want All right. Sit down. Yep. Watch your head. No. Get in. >> In the end, he was charged with disorderly conduct and resisting [music] arrest without violence.