They say money can't buy class. These Karens proved it can't buy common sense either. Here are five cases when entitled rich Kairens think they can't be arrested. Number five, entitled driver learns that she's not above the law. In our first video, an officer in Northport, Florida, pulled over a vehicle linked to a suspended license. Here's the traffic stop that followed. >> Hi. >> How you doing? I'm Sergeant Mario. >> Oh, I actually know you. Yeah. >> You came when my mom passed away, you can came help. Thank you. >> Yeah. I'm sorry about that. So, did you switch insurance recently? >> Insurance >> on your car? >> Did you miss a payment or something? So, what they're telling me is that your license is suspended. >> Okay. How come it to be suspended? >> Yeah. A lot of times what it shows me is a financial responsibility suspension. So, a lot of times what it shows me is that it'll happen a lot when people switch insurance or miss insurance payments. If you do that, your insurance will lapse. They'll, >> you know, I'm sick and tired because they play with me with uh every month's up down up down up down and sending this information is because today in uh internet it's a big mess. I'm driving safe. I'm watching how I'm driving. Nobody could suspend. It's not a law. If you're >> if you have if you have >> like >> if you have you're required to have motor vehicle liability insurance in the state of Florida. >> Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. >> If if you don't have insurance, that's also a crime. You can go to jail. It's not a crime. >> Yes, it is. >> No, it's not a crime. >> Ma'am, I'm not going to argue with them. It's the law. >> It's Show me the law. >> I will gladly show you the law. >> Show me the law. I have a written law about that. >> Okay. and I'm letting you know that it is a crime. I'll be right back with you. We're not doing this. >> I just wrote her the 116 trailer and carry >> liability insurance cuz I'm a nice guy. >> That's the impression though. That's not mandatory court date. >> I know. >> Still unwilling to listen, the woman challenges the officer's claims. With that, the officer starts collecting all the facts he needs to back it up, including the toe. Whether the woman would finally listen or not, however, is another story. >> All right, ma'am. Uh, so not only did I print you out the statute that covers that you're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance, I carry I printed you out everyone and I printed you out why your license is suspended and why you're being issued citations. I also need to explain to you that you're not able to drive this vehicle and there's a seiz tag order on your car that I have to take. >> You know what? It's a state firearm agency over there. Who made that law? artificial intelligence >> or civilians and like >> ma'am this is the law. I'm not going to argue with you about it. >> What I need you to do is call for a ride. You cannot move this car from where it is right now. >> You don't have motor vehicle liability insurance. >> Stop telling me this awful thing. They know how many people driving without insurance. So my question is right now now you suspend their license. So, who have state light riding with suspended license? >> Yes. You're currently driving while your license is suspended. >> You cannot suspend my license. >> All right. Well, if you have a problem with it, >> yes, but you can take these to court and argue that with the judge, and I'm sure it's not going to go your way. >> If this is artificial intelligence, print you this. >> No, I printed. >> You're supposed to put your brain. Okay. >> Listen. This is what Listen. This is what's going to happen. I have to take your tag. I have to turn it into DMV. No. And you're not going to move this car. This car an inch. I will take you to jail. Do you understand? >> No, you cannot. >> I guarantee you I will. >> I'm going to ask Siri right now. >> So, what you're going to do is call for a ride because not only >> Yes, you are. Because I >> But it's an awful thing to do that to people. Okay. This is why you follow the law and do what you're supposed to do. >> Because we we building gold America like this. >> This has been a law for a long time. >> Okay. >> Okay. I'm not lying. >> Right now, the officer just wants her to step out, sign the paperwork, and talk through her options. But once again, it's clear she has no intention of cooperating. >> No, let's go together. Let's drive together. You are not moving this car from this spot. >> All right. I need you to get out of the car. [Music] >> Ma'am, get out of the Hey, I'm going to put this down. Then she's getting out of the car. >> Hold on. >> Just listen to me. Just roll down the window for a second. >> I'm here as well, but like this window. Like this. >> Okay. So, here's the deal. If you have any issues with anything, all right, don't make it criminal. So far, everything is civil. >> Let me finish. I'm not. >> You're not a criminal. As of right now, you're not. Ma'am, >> listen to me for a second. Let me explain something to you. >> Here's the here's the issue. Right now, it's everything civil that can go in the court and be done with it. But if you refuse for lawful orders the sergeant is give you and you refuse to listen to his orders, you can get charged for obstruction which is a criminal matter. I don't want you to get criminal charges >> to stay on my side because >> I am staying on >> I didn't suspend it. Ma'am, you need to step out of car. You're going to get pulled out of the car. Step out of car, ma'am. Ma'am, this is a lawful order. You need to This is a lawful order. >> You're going to get arrested for obstruction. If you don't step out of the car, >> I'm not playing. >> Ma'am, if you don't step out of a car, you are going to get arrested for obstruction. >> You understand that, >> ma'am? You don't want that. Ma'am, please step out of the car. >> Ma'am, it's very simple. You're going to go to jail if you don't step out. >> At this point, the officers know she's not stepping out on her own, but enough is enough. They're ready to act. >> Ma'am, open your door, please. >> You're going to go to jail if you don't step out in the car, and you're going to get a window busted out. Okay, >> ma'am. You need to step out of a car, please. That's simple. I don't want you to get criminal charges. >> Open the door. >> You good? Send it. [Music] >> Wow. This is complete stupid protection. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. >> Look at this. Get out of the car. Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. >> Wow. Get out of the car. >> Wow. >> Get out of the car, guys. >> Wow. This is America. Golden America. Watch. Every church, people. Golden America. We're building. >> You did this to yourself. This could have been real simple. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 44. I have a white female. 105. >> You're going to answer for your actions >> before Trump. Before Mr. Trump, you're going to answer for your actions. >> I can't do it. >> You're going to answer for your actions before Mr. Trump. You heard me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have my belongings in my car. Okay. My driver license. >> I don't care. I'll type if somebody wants to transport. >> I'll do it. >> Let's walk. We're walking. >> You I have my belongings in my car. >> You going to answer for >> ma'am? You made something that was really simple. very difficult today. >> You're going to answer before. >> Just like that, the situation takes a turn for the worse, bringing heavier consequences for the woman who still continues to resist at every chance >> for this kind of patience. >> Okay, I will be very disappointed. >> Step out of car. >> I can't my leg not >> turning around and come this way. >> I can't. My left leg not moving at all. >> 1050. >> Okay. Do you want me to fix this or no? >> Yes. I'm covered, please, because I'm losing my hand. >> Yes. So, you need to step out. I can't do that. Okay. >> I can't move my head. >> Young boy 46B XYB in the blue Camry. >> It's not working. >> Come on. >> I can't over here. >> There you go. 41 m. >> Put the other leg on the floor. >> There you go. >> Now come out. Perfect. >> Now stand that way. >> That's fine. I'll hold you. >> Just turn this way a little bit. Turn. Turn. Fantastic. Stay in this position. >> Can you put it up front, please? >> I cannot put it up front. No front. But what I suggest you to do, put them palm together. Palm together like this. >> Can you please give me a couple seconds to just rest? >> Yes, but I don't want you to pull away. Just relax for a second. >> Just relax for a second. That's fine. >> She kept arguing until the last moment, but it's clear who's responsible for how things ended. >> Put in front, please, so I could >> I cannot put it up front. That's a policy violation. I cannot do that. All guys, we're animals, not human animal. >> Well, that's fine. That's your opinion. >> So, what kind of golden America we building? >> You sit inside. That kind of America we living. Stay inside. >> Okay. >> Go back inside and >> let me rest a little bit. >> I already show you how we going to Okay. a beautiful building. >> It is >> land of opportunities. [Music] >> All right. >> It's a large Polish and Russian population. >> Ultimately, the suspect walked away with several charges, including resisting arrest, obstruction, driving without a license, and citations for traffic related offenses. Number four, how one family's night out ended with a police getting involved. Next up, in Sarasota, Florida, officers on patrol spot a man and a woman loitering on the street, both appearing visibly intoxicated. Wanting to prevent further issues for the night, the officer approaches them with one goal in mind, to send them home without incident. However, as you'll see, that's easier said than done. >> You all right, man? >> Hi, sir. >> You need an ambulance? I heard you got pretty messed up. >> You want to press charge or anything like that? >> No, ma'am. >> All right. >> H. >> She's very respectful. It's 5050. >> Do you know if it's hard? >> No, definitely. >> Is it a friend of yours or >> Oh, no. This is a woman. >> No. >> Oh, I >> The one you fought with? The one that beat you up, man. >> Oh, no. I don't think anybody fought me. Anybody find me? >> Oh, you're that drunk. >> That's up to you. I probably that drunk. >> That's up to you. >> All right. No, >> I don't remember to be honest. >> You don't remember fighting anyone? You know you got blood all over your face, right? >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> Well, I guess I'm a very punchable guy. >> 9 to 7. Can you give me a 21? >> No. No. I don't think anybody punched me. >> Okay. All right. Uh, you calling an Uber? >> Oh, yeah. Definitely. >> No, no, no, no. We got we got we got family coming and give me >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. My mom's coming to get me. It's all I just need to stay with you because you're really drunk. So I >> She works for I'm not drunk at all. >> She works for >> If you walk out and accidentally fall in the street, >> you get hit by >> That's a five man. >> That's a five man. >> That's a what? >> A fivest man. >> A what? >> Do you uh >> a bystander man? >> Okay. >> A bystander man. >> I don't know what that means. >> Is that >> especially when you have Are you with them? >> Yeah. >> That's what I'm saying. Are you with him? >> Yes. >> Oh, okay. Can you call an Uber so you guys so I can leave? >> I'm very sorry for >> You understand liability, right? I can't technically leave while he's that drunk and that hurt. >> Especially if he's fighting on Main Street. I can't >> I don't think I'm >> You're more Yeah, you're more sober. So, I'm going to ask that you call it over for you guys. I'm sorry if I'm sorry because what you're meaning is >> the female officer isn't here to take both of them in. At this point, she's just trying to clear the street and keep the peace. After all, it's obvious these two have already stirred up some trouble before she arrived. >> I'm being a lawyer. Stop with him. >> I'm being destructive. >> Hey, stop by wanting for you to get home safe. >> They want you. Oh, that's so >> she's being sarcastic. Just stop. Stop. >> Okay. >> Cuz the more you talk, the more she's going to be sarcastic. >> So, let's call your mom. >> I'm very sorry. >> I'm very sorry, but you have been >> Listen, you're not in any trouble. >> Literally, it was a fight. I'm sorry. >> I just get picked up. >> I'm very sorry. >> I'm trying to talk to her because you're you're too drunk, man. That's not good. >> Is that some Is that a lawyer or something? Do you want me to talk to him? >> Um, it's none of your business. We can take care of it. >> I can't get him for public intoxication. >> Disorderly conduct. I could take him to jail right now. >> Please just get a ride home. >> I'm very sorry. We should go on our way. >> I think you're I need you to get a ride home or I'm going to take you to the hospital. >> Yes, ma'am. I will get a ride home. I I promise. >> You need to right now? >> Yes. Yes, ma'am. And I I would go >> So if you're starting fights, >> you already admitted to me. You're not going to walk away now. >> So if you walk away, No, no, no. Cuz if you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> I will stand right here. >> If you walk away, you're going to end up in handcuffs. >> Okay. Can I stand right here? >> You can sit sit down right there. >> Call your mom. Get picked up before you go to jail. >> I'm not going to sit down, but I I'll come over. Sorry. Please >> come get me. >> Sit down. Just take a seat, man. >> Take a seat. >> Yeah. and I I will call you. >> So, she said, "I don't got to take a seat if I go too far." >> Okay. Um, Stormy, >> she That's what she said. If I don't If I don't go too far, I don't >> You just need to get a ride home, man. I don't want to take you to jail, but I will if I have to. That's it. >> No, I understand. >> Have you been to jail before? >> No. >> Okay. You don't want to do that then, right? Over this. I'm stupid. You just want to go home. >> I mean, I have, bro, but it's it's a drunk tank and a drunk tank really. The officer contacts the man's mother, informing her of the situation and requesting someone to pick up the couple. From here, it's just a matter of staying calm until their ride arrives. >> Yeah. >> Disorderly conduct is actual charge. >> Shut your mouth. >> Is that the mom? >> Do you want me to tell her where you're at? >> You want to talk to the police? >> No. >> Okay. >> No, she wants to talk to the police. >> Just to tell you guys where we're at. Hi, my name is Officer Ken, Sarasota Police. >> Is everybody okay? >> Yeah. No, they're fine. Um, there might have been a little physical altercation. I don't know what happened. I don't really care. As long as they're fine, they're safe. I just want them to get home safe. We're at um Pineapple and Lemon. >> Save me, guys. >> So, >> just don't walk away, man. I'm cousin. I'm not I promise you I won't run away. >> All right. I need someone here soon because he's trying to walk away and I have to take >> I promise you I'm not walking away. I would sit down. I would sit down. Just >> Yeah. Honestly, if you want to stay on the phone with him until whoever gets here, who needs to get here, that's great. You can talk to >> I promise you I'll promise you I'm not trying to walk away. >> I get I can barely do a sit up. >> Just talk to your mom. Chill there. You're going to get picked up in 10 minutes. >> Thank you, ma'am. >> She thinks I'm trying to I'm trying to run away. >> No, I didn't say that. You said you're trying to walk away. I understand you home. >> Yes. I'm very sorry, ma'am. I'm honestly >> You're good. I'm just trying to get you home safe. All right. Like I've been through here quite a few times actually. Just because not of me, just because of my friends. >> Yeah. My my my friends been through some time. >> Like it's it's very understand. I'm very sorry. This like irritate you. >> You're not irritates you. Like I drive like all I want to be a job for like man like it was a job. You say you wanted to be a cop? >> Yes. >> You could still do it? How old are you? >> He wants to be >> Can you get out? >> No, I couldn't. I couldn't. >> Why can't you? >> You can still do it? >> I could, but I couldn't. >> Why can't you? >> Cuz you've been arrested. >> No, I actually have a clean record. And I really could be a cop if I wanted to. >> For now, the officer humors the man and his girlfriend with small talk, keeping things relaxed while assessing the situation. >> What do you want to do, though? I want to make my family happy. >> Yeah. >> And uh I'm sorry, but I can't. >> No, my family's not happy. I agree. No. >> Yeah. Yeah. I mean, some are liberals, some >> like you know it is that I met the safety. >> It is what it is. It is what it is. I mean, you call masters. You call them massels or not. >> I call them massels. >> Yeah. You have the freedom of speech, man. >> Yeah. Exactly. So like we were we both at the same positions even though as you were in your your coworkers. >> Are you in school? >> Yes actually I am. >> What are you studying? >> I'm in school too. >> Well >> what are both of you guys done studying? >> I got my bachelor's and I'm getting my masters in social work and actually his mom inspired me because she's so smart. >> We'll probably work together then. We work a lot. >> Social worker. >> Yeah. His mom, like I don't think he knows it, but his mom inspired me to be a social worker. >> I'm probably the dumbest one in my family. >> No, don't say that. >> Yeah, I got a hard and I I agree with that. >> You're doing the right thing right now, so I'm happy. The only reason I'm detaining you right now is cuz you were fighting and intoxicating. >> I'm not fighting, bro. >> Admitted to me, you're good. Exactly. You're good right now. >> Just wait for your mom. She's probably like 5 minutes away now. >> Fighting and intoxicating. scam. >> You're not going as long as you cooperate. >> There's a there's a statute called disorderly conduct. Okay. >> So, yes, if you're involved in disturbing public peace by fighting >> disorderly conduct win. >> It's almost pointless to explain anything to someone under the influence, but the officer still tries, hoping it's enough to keep the man in check until his ride shows up. >> That's when it's >> when you approach what? when you post your aggression. >> You don't have to show the aggression towards me. You just have to serve public peace. I just bar the first semester. So like >> just complain. It'll be okay. >> Yeah. I'm sorry. >> Yeah. Just wait for your ride. That's it. It's late anyway, man. The bar the bars just closed. >> I just kind of like went through it. So like I'm I'm just >> I apologize about that, man. >> Yeah. I'm I'm just showing it. I understand. >> The bars are closed anyway. 5 minutes ago. >> Can you walk fine? >> Oh, no. I'm done. >> No, no, no. Sit. No, no. Come here. Come here. Come here. Get out of the street, though. I just don't want you to get hit by car. >> Oh, yes, ma'am. >> Hang on, ma'am. >> Wait, wait, wait. >> Hey, watch me. Watch me. >> Is Marissa your sister? >> Yes. >> Listen, this is serious, okay? Cuz she's crying and we need her. So, let's go on the sidewalk. >> No, let's go see your sister. I'm going to We're going to I'm going to take you. >> Come on. Walk on the sidewalk. >> Let's go. >> She's not. >> Come on, Vincent. >> Marissa needs her brother. All right. Just stay. Just stay on the sidewalk for me. You're fine. You're fine, man. >> Take a right. Okay. >> Blood my sister. Like I've done this before. >> Your sister's very upset, so we want to go try and find her. That's it. This way. >> But you I really don't give a >> No. No, man. You're good. >> I know, bro. >> Walk this way. >> Yep. We're We're on our way there. >> Walk straight. >> Yep. Just keep going straight. Your sister needs you, man. Just keep thinking about your sister, >> ma'am. We got to find a way for >> I'm walking. Come on. I'm walking. >> Okay. The other sister's there to pick you guys up. Awesome. So, we're meeting them. >> The calm doesn't last long. As the officer approaches the man's intoxicated family, tensions rise fast. >> Are you the one that got jumped? >> Yes. They >> She has blood all over her. >> Yeah. >> Do you want There's people coming right now. >> And they're the ones who jumped you? >> No. No. No. No. No. What? Come on, bro. >> I'm here. You're good. You're good. You're good. You're good. >> I'm not going to touch you. She was very >> We got multiple trying to fight. >> This lady was very sit down. >> I I very respectful, bro. But like this is my family, bro. >> Listen. Who's driving? Who's driving? Who's driving? >> Are you drunk? >> I'm being man. This is my family. >> No. No. No. No. No. No. No. I'm going have to take you to jail. I'm take you to jail. I'm not trying to go to jail. >> You're the one. [Applause] [Applause] [Applause] Sorry, I'm sleeping. [Applause] [Applause] Backup officers arrive just as the fight begins to escalate. But even with more units around, tensions remain high. Hands never been. [Music] [Applause] her friend. >> She was supposed to drive. [Applause] >> You guys talking Stop. It's time to stop. Okay, just calm down. We're all going to go home. >> It's just words, man. Let it go. >> We're going to go home. Let's go to the club. I have to walk to the car. But um can you go with her? >> Yeah. [Applause] >> Hey man, >> can we cut it? Can we cut it? >> I got the camera on. >> You can keep the camera on. >> No, I ain't got no camera. I got nothing. They been me since I've been over. >> It's just words, man. It's just worse. I got you. >> I just like you a little bit. I know. I got you, too. I got you. >> Come on. >> Nice. So, we go. I appreciate you guys. >> We go. Have a good night. Thank you. >> You done, man? Come on now. Please go with your girl. The officers have given every opportunity for things to settle down, but now it's clear one person won't be walking away tonight. >> You guys want us to everybody here? >> I want you to go home is what I want you to do. >> I don't want to fight anybody. >> Then go home. >> Get out of here. >> Don't touch me. >> Don't touch me. Don't touch me. Don't [Applause] Now it's really time for y'all to go home. Now it's really time for you to go home with you. Please >> go with her. Please go with her before you go with us. >> Go with her before you go with us. >> Why don't you guys go home? She's going to jail. >> She's going to jail. You guys are going home. Goodbye. >> Goodbye. Have a good night. We're done. Thank you. >> Time to go home. jail for him. >> He's going to get watch >> please. Come on. >> Come on. Please, please. >> We're done with this. >> He's already been in one fight to sort of >> We're done. We're done. We gave you a chance. Now you're done. >> Take him, please. >> Actually, give me that wallet. >> Hey, can I take his wallet with him, please? >> I'm not sure, man. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Alcohol, people. Alcohol. In the end, the woman was charged with disorderly intoxication and resisting arrest. While the man who was originally free to go, also ended up getting charged with disorderly intoxication. Number three, grown man thinks having a district attorney dad will get him out of trouble. Police show him that's not how things work. On September 19th, 2023, officers responded to Orlando International Airport following reports of an intoxicated man causing a disturbance while trying to board a flight. Upon arrival, they're met with airline staff who immediately tell them what occurred before they arrived. >> Do you know are you the man here? >> Oh, you don't know too much English. So, he came over and pushed to court. So, he was walking normally and he came out of nowhere. He's drunk. We denied them boarding until the next day. >> Okay. >> But he came out of nowhere, came up to him and did he get rebooked? >> We did rebooked them for tomorrow. >> Okay. >> He's saying that he didn't say nothing to him. He just came out of nowhere and pushed them. >> Where did this like was he was he fumbling or was he did he just >> No, he was just walking. >> Like ask him if he was falling or He came out wide open. I'm sorry. Where did it happen at? Does he want >> Does he want to press charges? >> Oh, he was in front of 12. That door with alarm. You know when you go downstairs right there. >> Show me. He said he don't want to press. >> He just wanted to explain to you what happened. >> Okay. You don't want to do anything? >> Hey boss. >> Hey boss. You all right? Hey buddy. Wake up. Wake up. Come back to us. You okay? M >> you okay? >> Yeah. >> Oh, wake up. Hey, there. >> Hey, how you doing? >> Please. How you doing? >> Oh, yeah. Hey. >> Hey. No, thank you. >> No, you're good. >> You got to go. >> Yeah. >> Come on. Come on. We'll help you out. >> Come on. >> Oh, yeah. You're good. >> Come on. Come on. Get on. >> You're good. >> All right. Pick up your stuff. >> Grab your bag. >> Grab your >> So, I'm just waking up. >> That's right. >> Yeah, I see that. >> Here, get your uh charger. >> Get your wires. >> Yeah, I'm getting it. Airline employees reported that the man was heavily intoxicated and disruptive, prompting them to stop him from boarding. His wife, clearly disturbed, seems caught between embarrassment and concern. >> Yeah. So, I'm just waking up. Cool. >> Can you tell my wife? >> She's over here. >> She's over there. >> Hey, Chrissy, what's this? Nope. Over here. Over here. No. Wrong person. >> Nope. She's over here. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I'm looking at. >> No, she's over here. >> Yeah, I know. That's what I'm looking at. >> Okay, >> Chrissy, what's this? [Music] >> Come on. No. No. Get up. Come on. Nope. This way. >> We're going out. >> We got to go this way. >> We're going out. >> Come on, Chrissy. Stand up. >> Stand up, ma'am. Come on. You okay, baby? You okay? >> We just got to walk. >> Nothing to be scared about. We just got to walk. >> Come on. >> We just got to walk. >> Do you want to carry that phone? >> You seem a lot more sober. Come on. We just got to walk. >> Come with daddy. >> That's all we got to do. >> No, don't be. It's going to be okay. >> It's okay. >> They rescheduled you guys for tomorrow. So, just uh you got your boarding passes for tomorrow? >> No, we were supposed to. >> Okay. Don't talk to me. >> Okay. Just I'm trying to help you out there, Ben. You're not in any trouble. I'm just trying to help you out. >> I don't know you. >> My name's Chris. >> My name's Ben. >> All right. Nice to meet you now. We know each other. So, I'm trying to help you out. >> Actually, I seen you on the YouTube about uh 3 weeks ago. >> Oh, maybe you did. Yeah. So, >> I'm trying to be very nice to the gentleman behind me. >> Don't be you. Just stick with me. >> No reason not to be nice. He's a nice guy. >> Oh, no. Well, we're all nice guys. >> Yeah, you too. >> Yeah, we're just trying to help you out. >> Hey, Chissy. >> Absolutely. >> Stay with your stay with your husband. >> They just they rebooked you guys. We don't want to see y'all like get put on their not do flight list. So, as long as we get out of here, >> we're No, we're I don't know what y'all are up to, but we're >> They called us because you were passed out. >> Their situation could have gone worse, but instead they're given a pass. Too drunk to fly tonight. They're free to leave and return sober for another flight the next day. >> Huh? >> They called us cuz you were passed out on the floor. >> Yeah, cuz we were sleeping. >> Yeah. So they don't >> We have hard hours. >> Yeah, >> you know that. >> Oh, yeah. I know. I know. I know. >> We have hard hours, right? >> Yeah. No, absolutely. >> Yeah. >> You're not in any trouble. You're just so inebriated to the point where you guys were passed out and they just want you off that. >> We're not in >> I could totally smell on you. >> I haven't been drinking alcohol. Cool. Walk out to the trams. >> Just keep on walking. That's all you got to do, sir. You rebook for tomorrow. >> Hey, I've been drinking now for >> I can smell it on you, sir. Please keep going. >> Well, that's all. >> You know who my father is, right? >> My your father is not a concern to me, sir. And you're a grown adult, so let's just keep on walking to the tramps. No, but I'm I'm just letting you know that like >> you still haven't let me know and it still doesn't matter. >> Since we haven't >> Let's just keep on going to the tram, sir. >> No, but since >> you just told your wife not to say a word, you can do the same. Go to the trams. >> Yeah, but I'm going to say something. >> Okay, go ahead, sir. Use your first amendment right. >> Since we had drinking any alcohol in over a month and a half. >> Okay. >> I don't know what the talking about. Sir, you know, >> watch out, sir. There's children over here, so please watch your language. >> My language ain't my concern. >> My language ain't >> Keep going, sir. >> This is harassment. >> My father's district attorney. >> Okay. >> Where would you like us to go? all the way to the front doors. >> Tired and he went to sleep. >> Okay, hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> Hang out here. >> All right. >> I came out the bathroom and uh the officer was waiting for me. >> The goal now is to get them out of the airport without further incident. But the man, visibly drunk, can't help but push things further. here. Talk to me. Talk to you about me. >> Which one? >> Point him out to me. Is it him? >> No. >> Is it him? >> No. >> Who is it? I'm >> not telling you. >> We'll take We'll take care of it. >> It's not. >> Hey, we'll take care. >> It's not either one of these. >> Hey, we'll take care of it. >> Hey, we'll take care of it. You hear me? It's not either one of these. >> Don't let these guys intimidate you. You hear me? >> I'm done. >> All right. >> Cuz these guys don't know what we go through on a daily basis. It's our job. You know what I mean? They have no idea what we go through. So, don't let them like >> And neither one of these men were the ones that um came to me outside the restaurant. >> Did somebody do something to you outside the restaurant? No, they just made sure I was okay when I came out. >> You like these guys? They didn't hurt your feelings. >> Neither one of these. No, >> I don't respect that. They're both >> respectful of me. >> Hey, >> you've been shake your hands. >> You don't stake my sand. What? You too good for me? >> You too good for me? >> If you want to, >> huh? >> Focus on a transport. >> Yeah, I see that. But this thinks he's too good for me. I don't want to shake your hand. Just get on the tram. >> I got you. >> Respect your law. >> Get on the tram. >> Get on the tra. >> Step out these doors, sir. >> Step out these doors. >> Take a left. >> Take your husband side. >> No, I think you need to keep it like >> stop. You need to stop. >> The officers are working to deescalate, but the man's behavior is only making things worse. What follows isn't something anyone expected. >> Don't talk to her without representation. >> You don't you don't have to stay. >> Here you go, sir. >> Stop it, >> sir. You can keep on going. >> And you will if you do what you say, >> sir. Keep walking. >> Keep keep walking, sir. You guys are about to get in an argument. I don't want you guys getting an argument. >> No, I'm just >> I just want you needs to be grabbing. Grab it. Grab his left arm. Hold on. >> I got I got his right. >> Okay. >> I got his right. >> Wrap him up. >> I can't breathe. >> We're fighting one. Dude, don't listen to >> Dude, you threatened the cops, man. >> No, I told you. You're a piece of me, man. You told him. >> Back up. >> Back up. Do it now. Back up. >> They're not on our side. >> Back up. Do it now. Chrissy, they're not on our side. >> Give me this. Give me this. >> Good. Cuz they're not on our side. >> You hear that, Chrissy? >> Wrap his legs up. >> Good. >> We have something to wrap up. >> Grab one. >> Relax. >> Do not kick. >> Do not kick. >> All right. >> You know, I'm going to >> just like the guy last night. >> There you go. Now in cuffs, the man starts yelling that he can't breathe. But given his behavior up to this point, release isn't on the table. >> Bring that back leg up, Ryan. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> I can't breathe. >> There you go. >> Hey, grab his arm. >> I can't breathe. >> Push his arm down. >> I can't breathe. >> Back up. Do it now. >> I can't breathe. >> Get sprayed. Back up. >> I can't breathe. Can we get a car? >> I can't breathe. >> And uh one more. >> I can't breathe. Hey Ben, you need to relax. >> No, you don't understand. I can't breathe. >> Do you need medical attention? >> Yes, you stupid. >> I can't breathe. I have heart failure. You piece of >> PTSD and heart. >> Okay. >> I can't breathe. You >> can take it. >> Don't kick. If you kick, we cannot help you. Do you understand that? >> Okay. What you think you're getting sued? >> Relax. Catch your breath. Okay, relax. Catch your breath. Stop. Stop moving around. >> Chissy, help me. Call my dad. Call my district authority father. >> I can't breathe. >> Take her over there. >> Chissy, I can't breathe. >> My god. Sit up in the seat. There you go. Sit all the way back. Pull him up. Pull him up. >> Get underneath his arms. >> Oh, you my wrist. >> Sit down, man. Sit down. >> They're attacking me. >> Attacking me. >> Sit down. That's it. Relax. >> Oh, my wrist. >> Relax. >> My left wrist. >> Relax. >> My left wrist. Well, stop >> my left wrist. >> Stop moving around. >> My left wrist. >> Stop fighting us. >> Stop fighting us. You're going to get sprayed. >> Spray me, you. >> Despite being moved to a wheelchair, the struggle isn't over. It takes three officers to keep him under control. >> You're not going to go in my hand. You're not my hand. >> You're not going to move to me. Please stop. Let's go. Let's roll. >> Okay, let's roll. >> Get out of the way. >> You please. >> Hey, Frankie. Clear away. >> Got a scratch on my face. >> I feel it. I just need to relax. >> I Oh my god. My dad's a >> Oh my god. >> What's your dad's name so I can call him? >> Glen Cortella. >> Clay Cortella. >> Glenn Cortella. >> Not aware. Stop pushing against my hand, sir. >> I'm lagging. Sir, >> I'm not. You That's just your prerogative because you >> No, sir. You keep on. Stop fighting us. >> Oh, I get it. Oh, I get it. You >> don't fall out of the chair. You're never going to walk in this department again. You >> We're going to stand up here and we're going to search you and you're not going to fight us. You understand? >> Of course not. The only thing I want to fight you on is the abuse. >> You fought me already one time. Stand up. >> Yeah, cuz the abuse you fed me on. >> Stand right there. You pieces of fighting me. Just sit back. Look away. I'm blind. >> Give me that piece of belt. >> He's exhausted from the struggle and at last officers are able to get him into the back of the patrol car. >> Step back. That's it. >> I'll give you I'll give you that to me. Be quiet. >> I've been cool with you. >> Yeah, you have. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Behind you that >> I get it. Just sit up. Sit up. Great. >> These pieces you have >> relax. Ben. >> Ben, are you injured? >> Hey, can you re >> Are you injured? >> Yes. >> Where? >> This this wrist right here. >> Okay. Just from the handcuff. >> Yeah. This this wrist right here. Not this white one, but this one. >> Tight. >> I know you don't give. >> I'm asking you. >> All right. It's over. That's it. >> All right, it's over. >> No, no. My dad's Glenn Cortella. >> Okay. Well, you can call your dad in a later time. Okay. >> Oh, you're right. I am. >> Okay. >> You're going to be right. >> Cuz you don't got on me. The officers gave him a way out, but ultimately his choices led to a stack of charges, including battery on law enforcement, resisting arrest with and without violence, and disorderly intoxication. Number two, entitled teens push their luck and get humbled fast. On June 4th, 2025, officers in Key West, Florida were called to a marina after security caught two teens illegally fishing and jumping into the water to do it. When they ignored orders to leave and started getting disrespectful, the security officer was forced to have the authorities involved. [Applause] >> Do you need anything else? >> Put that down. We are not done. You are paying. So I see you. So you are not free to go. >> Okay. >> You run. You will be paid. I'm not you get another card. So you get out of the water right now. >> If you don't put that down, I'm taking you to jail. Just so you know that >> I already gave you instructions to get out of the water and and cut this down. >> I said it twice. >> I got stuck in the water. >> Well, we got it on video, bro. >> Yeah, I think so. position has been charged and a trespass after warning. >> You can Google it on your phone. What's a misdemeanor? You better you see a judge in the morning, you will be released. >> Touching will touch. >> I'm not since you want to act like then here we are giving you giving you answers. >> I'm not I'm not asking but I understand. >> Good. Well, I got you right here. >> Oh my. >> Are they on their way right now? >> Just start. Look up. >> Is it good? Is it good? >> Uh, get try to get a tail. A little bit of tail. [Music] >> You need help? Can I help him get out of the water? Yeah, of course he can get out. That's what he needs to do. >> Oh, yeah. That's close. Let's do it. >> It's clear they're not expecting consequences, but the officers make sure they understand this isn't a joke. >> Everybody good? 67. >> Officer, I'm not >> signal display. >> I'm not I'm not going to run. Officer Officer, we're not >> 67. I probably have my case or display. >> We're not. >> Do you have any weapons? Any knives or anything like that on you? >> There is a knife in my >> I'm not asking. Stop. >> Come on. >> No, sir. >> Come on. You good? >> Got it. >> All right. Let me see your pockets. Got no internet. >> No. >> Got your bag. That's his bag. All right. You got your ID in that bag? Yes, sir. You do? >> Sit over here. >> Just listen to my sit there. >> You start running. I'll get away from you. >> You will be faced. >> Do me a favor. Just sit right over there. Do like not near my back. Sit right over there, please. Good. So, you're from Georgia? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay. Listen, CityQ West has different rules when it comes to fishing. All right. Cuz I can see the sign that says no swimming and no fishing. All right. >> Not listen to lawful commands from a police officer is an issue. I told them to get out of the water multiple times. >> You're not talking about me, correct? >> No, I'm I'm I'm forming you cuz you're you're the one giving us information back. All right. >> I was just wondering. Yes, sir. So, I'm giving you information so you know what's going on. >> All right. So, >> told him to get out multiple times. He is detained right now. That does not mean he's arrested, but he is detained. That's why he has custom. >> Just like you're in police. >> He's in our He's in our custody. But that doesn't mean he may or may not. >> Okay. Depending on how this situation >> goes. Yes, sir. >> Okay. Yes, sir. >> What should have been a simple background check is already becoming difficult. The teens aren't making it easy. Just notice I >> I promise you I give you my real name. >> Listen List List List List List List List List List List. When we know the state, we just put the state in as well. >> Okay, officer. I I like Is there any way Can we go back to my house so I can show you my name? >> I'm not Why would I lie about I mean I don't want to argue with an officer. >> I'm not saying you are. I'm saying this officer said it was not going to come back. He thinks you're giving him a fake name, which is a weapon. >> I know. I understand that. That's why I wouldn't. Can I write it down for him? Like >> Well, I'll see you when this officer then. >> All right. Well, I I'll tell you what. >> We'll do it nice and slow with me. >> I advise you not to give me the round. >> I didn't pick the wrong. >> No, no, no, no. I don't need I don't need arguments anymore. >> So, I'm going to get down onto your level and I'm going to do it nice and slow. Okay. >> Okay. All right. T >> Y >> Y >> L L E R. >> First name, correct? >> Yes, sir. >> All right. What's your last name? At this point, it's clear that they're stalling and they plan to drag this out as long as possible. >> What's the date of birth? >> Oh, officer, my parents are divorced, so my address, it might be listed under my dad's house. >> The address don't matter. >> Okay. >> The date of birth. >> 2006. >> Okay. >> All right. You said there's nothing in this bag besides the knife and the tool box I should be aware of, right? Can I look through it? H. >> Is that a yes? >> I'm not saying no, but guess I can look in anyways. >> So, this is where your knife would be in here. Sure. >> See it right there? Right. >> How do you guys get in this uh marina? Did you walk or take it? Did you drive here? >> Bikes. Bikes. >> Yeah. >> You guys are both over 18. >> Yes, sir. >> Oh. Oh. So, you guys are adults? just it >> makes it easier for us. >> So, let's kind of go over what happened today. >> Yeah. Yeah. You want to scoot over? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> So, this gentleman that works for the city told you not to get get out of the water. Correct. We're not the fish here. Correct. >> Yes, sir. >> We're out of the water. All right. Right here. >> Fish here. They're like, "Oh, we're going to jump on the water." You can't do anything about that. >> We just We It's I understand why that isn't good, but he hooked into the biggest fish of his life. And I understand I understand it's not an excuse to not listen to the an authority figure. >> He kept trying to defend what they did, but the officer had had enough. They ignored every warning and continued pushing the limits. >> Okay. So, let's fast forward when I arrived. >> Yes, sir. I am a police officer. >> Yes, sir. >> Right. >> Yes, sir. >> You can see my badge. You can see my taser. You can see my gun. >> Yeah. It it hand on hand. Right. There's my vehicle. >> I told you guys to get out. You actually got out. >> You stayed in cuz you got the fish, >> right? >> I get it, right? You have a big fish on your >> You probably never caught a fish like that before, right? >> You do. You most people wait their whole life. >> So, this is what I need you to do. I need you to stop talking when I'm talking to him. >> Okay. You keep interrupting and that bugs me. >> Okay. >> Right. >> So, you got the fish. You I know you heard me get out. I didn't just say it once. I said it twice. And then my colleague comes. I get you have this fish, right? When it comes to the fishing laws, that's FWC. That's why we en routed them to come here. cuz I don't even know if you're allowed to even have that on at one of these places. I don't know. But not listening to a lawful command from a police officer is an issue. Okay. You could have told him to hold on to the pole while you climbed up and got out of the water. >> So I I could have caught it from up here. >> You could have for a little bit. >> I thought being in the water would be like >> Being in the water isn't your saving grace. That's actually what's getting you guys more in trouble. You can't go in the water, right? This area, this whole area, even that even those docks over there, there's there's signs. There's everything. >> How would we know? >> And there's there's little signs that says no fishing and no swimming everywhere. >> So, that's what I know and that's what will happen. Correct. >> Correct. All right. >> Everything is on hold until the background check comes through. Only then will officers decide how to proceed. >> So, are you both locals down here or >> No, I'm from Atlanta. >> Okay. >> Del Beach. Where you both stand right now? >> Uh, Truman Annex. >> Truman annex. >> Yeah. >> Are your parents military? >> Military? >> Yes, sir. >> My dad was in the National Guard. >> Okay. >> Why do you have to be in the military there? >> No, cuz Truman Annex is over by Truman base, so sometimes I get the two mixed up. >> No, it's just >> All right. Are you who are you staying with then if you guys are a red German annex? >> Who are we staying with? >> Yeah. >> Our parents and family. >> Your parents and family. >> All right. How long are you guys planning on being in town? >> Till Sunday. >> Till Sunday. >> Sunday morning. And you guys knew each other before this? >> Yeah, we're cousins. >> Okay. >> So, at this moment, we're waiting for FWC to come. You made a statement about flesh being on your own. That's about correct. >> All right. Yes, sir. What was that statement again? It's all the reason why you can't release it. >> No, you can't. You're not allowed to take them out unless it's in. >> No. Well, usually fish on the you know the pier down there like anywhere that's we've just been trying to go back anywhere that's like everywhere we go to verify what you said about the fish They told me they were 17. >> We did not tell you they were 17. >> Well, he said two 17year-old kids from >> While officers focus on closing things out, a man hanging around the area catches their attention. >> Uh, basically I live here. >> Uh-huh. >> And I'm assuming most of us are oranges from the state. >> Uh-huh. It's like a metaphorical way of saying it >> of like saying like you were born in Florida, >> right? >> Okay. >> Um just trying to pass out some more. >> Uh listen, uh when we're done here, we'll probably take them. But for right now, >> it's an active investigation. >> Yes, it's an active investigation. And the fact that you keep coming around is making me and my partners a little uneasy because we don't know who you are, what you're doing, and what if you have any relation to the boys. Okay. >> No, not at all. Uh it's simple as we're all from the state. >> I know >> they're young. They're our future. >> Okay, I understand that. However, for right now, if you could just keep your distance. >> Yes, ma'am. >> It would be much appreciated. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> Small. >> What you say? We have small rods. >> 100 48 out. >> How long were you fighting for a lot? You guys just probably talk to people like you are just kings and this you guys don't even That's why we confused from >> I'm from Atlanta but what about like my stuff >> the other one I After everything, officers decided to charge both individuals with trespassing after warning. Number one, man thought he could end the night with one more drink. Instead, it ended with handcuffs. Our last case takes us to Indian River County, Florida, where officers are dispatched to a restaurant after a man allegedly caused trouble, ignored the staff, and refused to leave. Here's how it unfolded. >> Porch out here right now, but he came to the restaurant. He's s sleeping on the table. He's got a black guy. He acts like he's been drinking. And I asked him to leave cuz he was in disturbing our guest. And he come off and just sat there and didn't get up. So then he finally got up and came out here. He's been out here the whole time. Okay. You want to press? >> Yeah, definitely. I don't want him to sit down here. Okay. >> How we doing, sir? How you doing, sir? What's up, bro? What's going on? >> So, so we good. Um, how you doing? >> Good. How are you? >> Uh, I'm good. I'm good. I'm very good. Um, I'm good. All right. Let me let me let me get out of here, man. Okay. >> Okay. What's going on with you in the store today? [Applause] >> What do you say? We want to get out of here. What do you say? >> No. What's going on with you in the store? Why are we arguing? >> Okay. No, not at all. Just not at all. Just I'm ready. We're ready to go. That >> your good push. >> Huh? >> Good push. Okay. >> Hey, >> you wanted me my um manager wanted me to tell you that he was already dressed for public today? >> Okay. >> You what? >> What are you talking about? >> Pay attention to me. You don't know how it happened? >> Yeah. Okay. >> I'm good. >> Do you have ID on you? >> Yes. >> How you doing? >> Did you drive here? >> No, I can't drive. >> Why? >> I can't drive. >> Like physically can't drive? >> I can't drive. I I I'm I'm >> Is your license suspended? I mean, there's >> Well, I can't drive, ma'am. >> I don't know who you're getting loud with, but it's not going to be me. You understand that? >> It's a simple question. >> I'm trying to figure out how you're going to get out of here. >> Both officers are simply trying to confirm his identity, but the suspect chooses to make the situation more complicated than it needs to be. >> Cuz obviously, you're way too intoxicated to walk down the street. You're going to walk on a truck. Not that's not the key at all, bro. >> Okay. >> That's not the problem at all, bro. There. >> That's a credit card. >> I know. Okay. Okay. [Music] >> Here. >> That's not your ID's right there. >> Yeah, I know. There's one of three. What do you want? One. You want to take one? One of them. Here you go, bro. your ID, your driver's license. >> Yeah, I know that. >> I know that. Smart brother here. >> You're about two seconds going in cuffs. I hope you understand that. So, keep it up. >> ID, please. [Music] >> Thank you. >> What is going on with you? >> Leave me alone, man. Leave me alone, please. >> Leave you alone. >> Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone, please. >> I'm not bothering you. >> Leave me alone. Leave me alone. Leave me alone. >> That's all you got to do. Leave me alone. >> Leave me alone. >> I'm not bothering you. >> Yeah, you leave me alone. >> Hey, Douglas. Yes, sir. >> Question for you. >> Yes, sir. >> So, are we getting a call from the store saying that you're causing a disturbance inside? >> Explain that. >> Oh, [Applause] I just kind of just go, man. >> Not right now. No. >> I ask you a question. >> Why are we causing disturbance inside of the restaurant? I'm running ass all these stupid ass one all these guys. >> It's clear that the man's intoxication is clouding his judgment and preventing him from understanding that all he needs to do to avoid further trouble is leave. >> I'm I'm actually the nicest guy in this whole. [Music] It is what it is. >> Good question. Good question. Where you stay at? Which one? >> Um, North Ver Beach. >> Yes, that is the city. Which hotel are you staying at? >> Vero Beach. So, you don't even know what you're saying. You're going to reach. >> How do you get there? >> That's it. That's where I want to go. And that's that's where I want to go. >> I can't get you anywhere if you don't tell me where you're going. >> Okay. That's where I want to go and stay in all the above. Okay. >> Can I ask you a couple questions, sir? >> Kind of. >> Kind of. How many quarters make a dollar? You be a smart. >> No, I'm not. >> Four. >> Who's the president? >> Trump. >> Okay. What year is it? >> 25. >> Okay. And what city are we in? >> Port St. Lucy. >> We're not in Port St. Lucy, but >> Yeah, we are. >> We good? >> Yeah. Is Mickey Mouse a cat or a dog? >> I like you. That's That's funny. She That's good. >> I'm just wondering. >> Yes, a dog. I love dogs. >> Mickey Mouse is a cat or a dog. >> No, I love dogs. >> Okay. >> The officers are met with yet another round of pointless remarks from the man. >> All right. So, how are we Yeah. >> All right. So, how we going to how we resolve this situation? >> No, I'm asking how we get you to where you're going. That's all I need to know. >> So, why that that's that's where we want to resolve this situation. Okay. Vero. That's where I want to go. >> You're in Vero. >> I I'm scared. I don't know. I don't >> You're in Vero Beach. >> I don't know. I don't know where I'm at. >> You're in Vero Beach. That's 12th Street. And this is US1. >> Are you serious? >> Yes. >> I literally don't know where I'm at. >> I have no I'm not I'm not you. I don't know where I'm at. >> Well, I'm telling you, you're in Vero Beach. >> Okay. Okay. That's where I want to be. >> Okay. Okay. Well, you're here. So, where are you staying? How can we get you somewhere? >> I paid five nights. >> I paid five nights there. >> Where? >> There at the hotel. >> Which hotel? >> That hotel. >> Buddy, you know how many hotels are in Vero Beach? >> Man, you you're tough, man. I like >> I mean, >> but Okay. Okay. Okay. So, okay. Smart. I'm not being a smart you are. But I like you. I like you. You're cute and you're funny and just cute. Right. Right. It's just cute. Right. Okay. So, that's where I want to be at. >> That's where I want to be. Vero. >> You're in Vero. >> I'm in Vero. I'm That's where I want to be at. >> And And I'm I paid five nights and >> All right. So, here's the deal. Listen. >> Yeah. So, >> I I'm This >> It's Douglas, right? >> Call me Doug. >> Doug. >> Yeah. >> Doug. Yes. >> Okay, listen to me for one second. All right, >> so they're requesting that you be trespassed from this property. So, he's filling out some paperwork. In the meantime, my sergeant here and I are going to figure out how to get >> Yes, sir. >> My sergeant here and I are going to figure out how we can get you somewhere safe. >> Okay. >> If we cannot figure out how to get you somewhere safe, we're going to have no choice but to take you to the hospital. The female officer makes a reasonable suggestion, but given how he's acted so far, it's clear the suspect is not about to listen. >> No, you don't want to do that. >> Okay. So, I need you to work with me. >> So, let's let's Okay, so listen. How you doing? You're the sergeant. >> You're the boss. >> Talking to her. >> Okay. And you're cute. Okay. And you're very We're past that. >> Okay. We're past that. We're past that. >> Okay. So, this is where I want to be at. Let's Let's go way past that and I want to go go to the hotel and that's it. >> Hotel Bureau. >> You're buddy. >> Bureau. >> You have a hotel key? >> Yes, I do. You have a hotel. >> I do have a bureau. I have wallet right there. >> Oh, yes I do. $500. >> I don't care about the money. You say $500. I just paid. Turn around. >> Oh, sorry. >> Oh, what are you doing? What are you doing down here? Put your hands on. >> Just relax. >> Like I said, we tried to work with you, buddy. >> I'm not trying to be around. Stay >> still. Got it. >> Beer there and beer corner. >> I don't know. I don't I don't think so. >> You don't think so? >> No, I I don't know. You want me to fill out the trespass? >> Yeah. >> Well, this really >> I understand that, but they also want you trespass, too. You want me to fill that out or >> I can do it? >> All right. Just have them sign it real quick and then you'll be done and then you we can drop off the um >> but I'll I'll listen. >> And you came for Can you let me go? Can you let me go? [Music] You're not going to let me go. >> In the end, his decision to get drunk in public and ignore police orders means he'll be finishing the day at the station. >> Okay. >> That way. Face that way and walk. >> Okay. Nobody's fighting. Nobody's fighting with you. >> You can't walk. So, I'm going to walk you. You understand that? >> Nobody's fighting with me. >> You just >> Nobody's fighting with me. >> I'm not worried about you fighting. You just can't walk to the point where you push me into a freaking Sorry, dude. >> What are y'all doing? >> We're taking you to jail is what we're doing. Why? >> Stay there. >> Why are you y'all taking me to jail? >> For disorderly intoxication. >> Are you serious? >> Yes, we've we've tried. >> Do not push off that car. >> Yeah. >> Wow. >> Spread your feet. Spread your feet. >> What are you talking about? Okay. What? >> For what? >> Pretty simple statement. >> I know, but what did I do wrong? What am I doing wrong? Okay. Okay. But >> let me explain it to you. >> Oh, stop. I'm not I'm not What did I do wrong with my feet? >> I asked you to spread your feet. >> He asked you to spread your feet. >> We have a policy that we ask, we tell, and then we make. Okay. Man, you know I ride my feet, man. Stop that. >> I'm sorry. I got like I'm just disobey you know I'm not disobeyed. I'm I'm being very nice to you guys. Come on, man. You know I'm being courteous you guys, man. Stop. Stop. Nobody's fighting. >> Just slide over. >> Nobody's fighting with you, man. >> I'm helping you get in the car. >> Nobody's fighting with you. Nobody said you were fighting. >> There you are. >> Okay, calm down. >> What, man? >> Ultimately, the man's behavior left officers with no choice but to arrest him on disorderly intoxication. Think they'll be making better choices next time? Let me know in the comments, and I'll see you in the next video.