On December 10th, 2022, officers responded to a report of disorderly conduct. They were informed by mall security that three young girls, who appeared to be minors, were refusing to show identification as per the mall's policy and were attempting to flee. The officer was able to locate them based on the description provided. Here's what happened next. >> What's good everybody? Welcome back to Body Cam Vibes. Back with another body cam video. I'm going to react and discuss two today. Shout out to Police Insider for this video. Hey, it look like it's going to be some moon fly resticity going on in this video. We not going to waste any time. Let's get into it, y'all. >> Instead of arguing with the man, would have been producing an identification card. >> And he wasn't going to read it. >> That's not what he said. >> Were you able to read your identification? >> Huh? >> I only got to see one name. >> You trying to be smart. >> Huh? >> So, a simple solution would have been >> Act like you feeling it. >> No, it's not. It's just being rude and walking away and not talking to him. >> Yeah, I get that too with you. >> Mhm. >> Got your ID on you? >> No, I don't. >> What's your first name? >> Right, that's the one I showed him. >> What's your first name? >> Right, my mom just sent that. >> No, you got to tell me. >> My mom just sent that. >> What happened? >> Right. I got to tell him my name. >> Yeah, so all you had to do was tell him who you are. >> Yeah, he's snapping and whistling. I got to tell my name. But they don't talk to nobody nice. >> All right, okay, just tell me. D A L A. The rule here is and and you have >> Right, they didn't give us no information. Right, but they stopped us and asked us, that's what we told him. He said I didn't see it. You did see it. You didn't want to You didn't want to look at it. So that's what you want to do. >> Okay. All right. >> Well, my sister just got her gender reveal, so >> All right. >> Come on, we going. >> Stop. Say nothing to him. You don't get to just walk away. >> All right. You get arrested then. >> Go ahead and lock me up cuz that's what y'all going to do. Lock me up. Put me in handcuffs. >> You're under arrest. You're under arrest. Can you just STAND HERE? >> I DON'T CARE. Y'ALL CAN TRY TO CHARGE ME. I'M TRYING TO WALK OUT. WELL, THEN >> YOU KNOW WHAT? You're not going to walk away. You're under You're under arrest. You want a handcuff? Okay, you get it. >> One of the females started resisting the officers, escalating the situation. >> OH, JESUS, MAN. OH, JESUS, MAN. EVEN THOUGH I YOU SEE THE WORD ON MY thumbnails and stuff, I cannot stand that fatigue word. I hate it, really. But I understand it. This is why people say fatigue. I get it. CAN YOU STOP, PLEASE? JESUS, MAN. >> GET HER. >> RUNNING OUT OF COURSE CHEESECAKE. Running out of course cheesecake. >> I'm not RUNNING ON MY BROTHER CUZ I DIDN'T DO [ __ ] I DON'T GET NO RESPECT. I DON'T CARE. I don't care. I don't care. It don't take all in the world to grab nobody. I don't know my rights. I know my rights. I can say what I want to say. >> I know my rights. Do you really? >> YOU HURTING MY ARM. >> BOY, if you [ __ ] comply. >> I DON'T GET NO [ __ ] YOU. What you talking about? >> What? I got a call. This phone going too. All right. Put your phone away. >> Mom, they pulling me in here cuz I'm calling you back. Who knows? Stop playing. >> She continued to scream and argue with the officers while being taken outside. >> Y'all don't got NO RESPECT. I KNOW MY RIGHTS. I'M GOING to say what I want to say. >> Okay. >> Let me go, gang. Okay, y'all don't have to grab me that hard. >> I'm on 722. We're going to have a couple in custody. >> I'M NOT TRYING TO RUN. YOU DON'T HAVE TO TAKE ME. LET ME GO. LET ME GO. Y'ALL LET OH, I SWEAR TO GOD, GANG. I SHOULD HAVE RUN AND MADE YOUR FAT ASS RUN TO CATCH ME. >> GOOD. >> Go down there. >> Who is that? Is that mom? >> No, mom's right here. >> What? Dude, that's sister. You want to take her bag? >> Y'all got the phone off? >> Don't. >> No, what the [ __ ] >> You're I'm going anywhere. Relax. Relax. >> He said yeah. >> [laughter] >> Got him. Yeah, you have the whole >> Cooperation would have been a lot easier. >> It don't matter. He needs to learn how to talk to people. >> Whatever. >> I know my rights, bro. >> WHATEVER. >> IT DON'T MATTER. I STILL don't care what y'all talking about. >> Orland, we're walking one out by Cheesecake. Everything's okay, I guess. There was like three or four. We got one. Sanders got the third one, I thought. >> We have the third one, right? >> Yeah. >> I don't know. You can let me go. >> No, I can't let you go. >> I have a weapon. Yes, you can. You can let me go. >> Is there a weapon here? And then they refused to talk and got loud. >> matter. Let me talk to people, bro. >> They were running away from them. >> I talk to nobody. I know my rights. You can't tell me I can't talk. >> Okay. I guess you'll FIGURE IT OUT WHEN YOU GO TO COURT. >> OKAY, THAT'S FINE. THAT'S FINE. >> WHAT? >> What is What is the nature of this? >> Disorderly. >> Disorderly. >> Ain't nothing. No. No. No. Let my sister walk off first. >> No. >> No. Let's go. >> Nala, walk up. Walk up, sis. >> Who's car is that? >> My mama's car. >> That's That's mine over One of them is mine. >> You got >> That was one of our cages. Do you have a cage in there? You got a cage in there? >> I think so. Yeah, I got 18. >> We got 14. >> We know our rights, officer. You know that. >> Is that your car? >> I do too. He lied talking about we didn't show him no ID. I showed him a ID. That's on you. You got the dick. >> All the girls were taken to the police units and transported to jail. >> Y'all are going to the same spot. Don't worry about it. >> No, my sister. She's pregnant. She can't go nowhere. She'll have to drive. >> Well, you can still go to jail if you're pregnant. >> No, she No, I'm not talking about her. She's not going to jail. She's the one that was in the store. >> Okay. >> No, that's it. They're doing nothing. >> All right. >> I know how to get in. >> How old are you? >> 19. >> 19, okay. You got an ID on you? >> My My ID is in my phone. I showed him my ID. My sister has my phone. She's pregnant. I just told you that. >> Okay. >> Me and my sister are going to the same place. >> Uh yeah. >> All right. So, what they going to do about my pregnant sister? They're just standing out there. She come down there, too? She got my phone, though. >> You're with her? >> Huh? Oh, [ __ ] So, what she going to be standing out there looking slow? And then my mama's car out there, so then what? >> She's standing there looking slow. >> She's sister to one of them, not involved. She's on the phone with my mom. >> So, we only have two. >> No, cuz she had three total. >> Are there names and all written down or no? >> Uh I I started writing down the information and then they started freaking out, so I I didn't get everything. >> You really have any of their information? Who is sister to >> I have a little bit. >> Yeah. >> Are so are they all under age or like >> Yeah, she said that they're all >> I'm pretty sure >> I think I have. >> I don't actually know. We were just driving through the mall and then they were bringing them out yesterday. >> Dasani was charged with resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Parigi was charged with unlawful use of a weapon, resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. And Dazia was charged with disorderly conduct. YouTube thinks you'll love the video >> Man, let me tell y'all something, man. I'm going to say it and I wish my lady was right here to say it with me. Um I'm I'm going to keep it real. Man, I'm I'm a I'm a black man. I love my people. Um I'm never going to throw them up under the bus, even though they throw their own ass up under the bus all the time. I'm not going to do it. But I'm going to put the mirror to their face. I don't care if they don't like my videos and call me a sellout, whatever you want to call me. I put the mirror to your face. We act like not us. I ain't going to put I got to say we, you know, as a whole cuz of of my race, but not me. We act like [ __ ] damn fools sometimes. And this is a prime example of especially the black women. Some black women, I said some, have some of the nastiest ass attitudes, especially the young generation. It's like a cycle of disrespect, a cycle of just rudeness, just nastiness, ghetto-ness, ratchet-ness. They think they can talk to anybody how they want to talk to. And and okay. I did I didn't see the the full video, so I really don't know uh what happened. Sometimes those people uh the security guard probably do talk to them kind of nasty. And I got a feeling I know why. I'm going to tell you a little story if you stick around. Uh she said they was she said they didn't know how to talk to people. And the cop said in the beginning, he said, "Well, if if um if you were coming at me being rude." he said, "Yeah, I would have a little attitude with you, too." Knowing these girls, knowing these young chicks, they pop off at the mouth. They just nasty as hell. And I know I lived in the hood, lived in the ghetto, that it always been like this. I ain't know I was raised in the ghetto in the hood in the '80s and the '90s, and [ __ ] ain't [ __ ] changed. It like got worse. Their attitudes is beyond 100. I don't know what it is about black women and their effing attitudes. And don't get me wrong, I've seen other races pop off, too. Especially those country country white um women. They act just as ratchet. And then I you know, but it seem like it's my people more, man. I'm just I'm just keeping it real. I don't like to say stuff like that because it's like I'll be feeding into all the racist white people um point of view of saying, "Hey, you see? I told you. It's those niggers." You know, so excuse me for saying them. Anyway, I just I don't want to feed them, but I have to admit, man, that it it's some truth in it, and it's sad. So, all of them are of age. They're not They're under 21, but what it is, I think, because my old mall in my home's um city, they implemented those things. You had to show your ID, and man, people used to go crazy. I don't want to show my ID. They do the same thing them girls saying doing. They didn't never want to show their ID for some reason. And these It was some chaos going on at the mall um back in the early 2000s uh because some gangs want to come in, and all the young people coming in fight at the mall, and the mall started changing, so they implemented IDs and stuff like that. And the same uh incident happened like just like this with some girls one time that they didn't want to show their ID, so it seems familiar. But I'm going to tell you something. I just want if anybody black who looking at this, some females, change your attitudes, man. Learn how to respect people. We respected authority when I was growing up. We feared them, not in a way of like being scared, but like a respect. You know what I'm saying? And everybody said, "Well, they don't respect us and blah blah blah." It's some bad cops out there. They are. It's some bad apples out there, but not all of them. Some people just doing their job. They're They're here to protect and serve. Some of them are doing their job and all they want you to do is comply. Everybody ain't out to get you. Despite what we've been taught in our community, every cop is not out to get you. Like I say, it's bad apples in every bunch. But everybody ain't out to get you. And just comply. People just hate that word. You're not losing your power. Just because you comply, you're just following orders. Things could go so much smooth if you just shut the [ __ ] up. I had to cuss y'all. Excuse me. Just shut your mouth. We've been saying that We've been saying that for years to women. Shut up. Stop yapping all the damn time. Just calm down and comply. But I'mma tell you a story. I remember when I was catching the Greyhound bus and and in my younger days, I was coming to see my lady. And it was this white I told the story before if anybody who've been in the channel. It was this uh lady, she owned She was at the uh Greyhound station. She had a little private She owned her little private Greyhound station. Well, how do you say it? I guess it's like a She was just the uh the She didn't own it, but she was like the manager of it. She was managing it. In in a small town. And she just I'll be honest with you, she looked like she was racist to me. I was scared of her cuz when she looked at me, she gave me a mean look. And I was like, "Damn, this white lady right here might be racist as hell." I'm just being honest, man. And she It's just the way she talked to you and I can tell she didn't want us want us like want certain people around. And I would just I would always sit outside cuz I was like, "Man, that woman right there She would like she would call you a N-word in a minute." So, I just I stayed away from her a little bit. And and one day I came down, it was cold and I didn't want to want to see that outside. So, I went inside and I sat down and she just gave me that look. And I said, "Hey, how you doing?" She's like, "Hi." And I said, "Oh my god." So, I just sat there. And all of a sudden we just sparked up a conversation. And we started talking about old movies cuz I'm a I'm a old school head. I I love old movies 1950s, '60s, '70s. I love it. And she starts uh talking about movies and she was talking about like To Kill a Mockingbird and all kind of stuff like that. And then we start having good conversations. And then I come to find out this lady is real cool. She's a cool nice lady. And we were talking and she said she said, "I noticed that you always sit outside." I said, "I'll be honest with you, man." I said I said, "You look like one of them uh white people that's kind of racist." And she said she said, "Oh my god, do I give off that?" I said, "Yeah, cuz I said, man, I was the only black person down here. I was scared, you know." And she and I was coming to a small country town. So, I was like I said, "You just you just like you gave me a look." And I you know, we automatically assume down here in the South that when a when a white person feel like they don't they give you a look or they don't feel like they want you around, we we think they kind of racist. That's how we think. And she told me something that really broke me down. And she said she said, "I understand." She said, "I kind of give off that look for a reason." She said, "I have no problem with black men." She said, "They always talk with respect." She said, "But those black women she said, "I clash with them." She said she said, "I'm just picking franks." She said, "They have some of the baddest attitudes ever." And I said, "Trust me, I'm a black man and I understand." And she said she said, "I So, I be a little defensive a little bit." She said, "I come off She said, "I'm I'm the only person here." She said, "It's just me and my dog. I have to I have to have a a harsh demeanor. I have to have a stern demeanor because people will run over me. She said, "If you notice I'm like that with everybody." I said, "Yeah." I said, "That's true, but I I said I noticed when when I would see certain people come in and you have a worse look." And she said, "Have you noticed it it was always black women?" And she said, "For some reason they just don't like me." And I said, "I understand. I said I don't I don't get it. I didn't I didn't get it at first." And I said, "That that came from my assumption." And when I got to know her, man, she was a beautiful old older lady who just just was protecting herself. And she's gone now, and I really miss her because we used to have great talks. And but I just I just made that said this to say that even if she's saying it and I'm saying it, too, I just want my black women to get a better attitude. Now now all of y'all the same, but y'all got to have a better attitude because people see that. And it's all over the internet. People just saying fatigue, fatigue, attitudes, attitudes, attitudes, and stuff like that. And we keep on trying to say that, but y'all never work on it. So, we just want our people to get better at the end of the day. Uh you know, even though I do these ratchet videos, I'm tired of seeing this ratchetness in my community. Y'all come to the comments and let me know what y'all think about this saying. Thank y'all for being here. And understand on this channel we going to keep it real. It could be some uncomfortable talks, but at the same time we like to keep it [clears throat] real. Thanks again Police Insider for this video. Y'all come to the comments and thank you for all the subscribers that really really leave us comments and look at our videos and and show us love. We really appreciate that. Until next time, don't get caught slipping on camera.