Tomorrow morning? >> Correct. >> So, like what does that mean? >> What do you mean? You'll be held in the jail until you are able to speak to the judge. >> What even, like >> Everything you're saying is going to be seen by a judge. >> Oh, oh shoot. I'm sorry. >> You're not going to piss us off. Just relax. You're going to just make it worse. >> Oh, you you scratched my up. Now, I'm I'm suing. >> Well, how you doing, bro? >> You got a scratch on you. >> With the rise of TikTok and other social media platforms, gaining fame has never been easier. But followers, views, and online popularity don't carry much weight when these cocky influencers meet their match with no-nonsense cops. >> Oh, hi. How are you doing, sir? >> Well, I'm doing all right. >> I'm doing good. >> Put your stuff down, okay? >> But I have to put down stuff cuz are you grabbing me right now? >> Yep, you're being placed under arrest. >> On July 27th, 2025, track and field athlete Sha'Carri Richardson was at an airport and had gotten into an argument with her boyfriend, Christian. According to witnesses, she yanked her boyfriend's backpack, pushed him into a wall column, and threw a pair of headphones at him. First up, the officers talked to Christian. >> I know she didn't say anything right now. I just want to know the severity of like we're in the airport. She got up. She had my bag. I want to get my bag. >> And we're both going to the same place. But she hit me. >> Together? >> So, we're standing together? >> We were seated together in the >> I'm not sure cuz we were supposed to be going a long time ago. So, now we just sitting in the airport. >> You guys having a Just a rough rough patch in your relationship with one >> I would say no. >> Okay. So, So, you tell me that that you needed Did you lay hands on her? >> No, it was nothing like that. >> Did she lay hands on you? >> For sure. >> I was >> Any pushing or hitting? >> Nothing like that. >> None of that? >> No. >> just verbal. >> Who got who? >> Just cheating. >> So, if that's all that it is, there's no assault, there's no business. >> The officer suggested that to give them a chance to cool down a bit that they get some separate seats pretty far from each other. As far as Christian went, he seemed to accept it. But then Shakira came back over eager to give her side of the story. >> Thank you so much. >> You're so welcome. I have to get my sweater bag. Is there anything else that you could let me know? Cuz now that you have You got me involved, is there anything I need to >> Yeah, why don't you come talk to me over here? >> Is there something wrong with >> Come talk to me over here. >> Okay. >> Hey, did you talk to her? >> I would never do that. >> She didn't. >> So, what >> Hello, hi. >> Hey. >> So, we're in a relationship. I will no longer mess with him or what he had going on he has up in my in his bag. I just need to get out of my bag. >> Okay. >> My iPad, some clothes. I can take it out, put it in my suitcase, bring his bag back. That's pretty much it, but we have a relationship this You know, kind of a kind of thing going on right now. But yeah, exactly. But I brought his bag back. I took all of my belongings out. I would leave him alone. You don't have to worry about me. I have a flight coming and going for myself. Like I said, I'm on the phone right now. I have all of my belongings, but you don't have to worry about me while I'm in the airport with him at all. I just had to get my belongings out. >> an ID on you and boarding pass by chance? >> Yeah, do you need my ID for what if I'm if you don't mind me asking? >> Assault and battery if possible. So >> Assault? Oh, Christian I I assaulted you? >> Listen. >> Christian I assaulted you? Okay. I'm so sorry. I'm just making sure. >> in the report or what the TSA folks reported. >> Oh, one of the TSA people because I can definitely have evidence of him assaulting me if possible. Okay. But like I said, yes I do. My name is Shakira Richardson. I do have my ID. Um yeah, but I would definitely leave him alone. I there's nothing that I want to do with him anymore. Like I said, it was a relationship thing. >> At that point, Shakira accused Christian of being a coward and claimed she wanted nothing more to do with him. She insisted she hadn't assaulted him, but claimed that they had been arguing, so the officer asked what they'd been arguing about. >> He lied about a couple things that's personally, you know, just in a relationship. I I pretty much Officers can understand what a relationship is about, but he lied. He's a liar. And that was something that I kind of just grasped and emotionally, I'm just like that. You do your thing, but you're asking me for things that is within my possession and for my right, I don't have to give it to you because it's in my possession. But when it comes to the point that I saw that he called to make it more um about the police and things of that nature that showed that he made a choice. So, I just want to be more professional and just come professionally and let you know I just know like, "Hey, relationship thing, have no problem and walking up to you guys." So, I'm not hiding here. Right. >> Was there any type of physical assault? >> No, I didn't touch him. He didn't touch me. I will be honest. No, I haven't hit him with anything. Not at all. He had headphones that were mine and I just grabbed those headphones, but not physically. If you would like to ask him, you can ask him, but I don't want anything. Okay, absolutely. You can ask him whatever you need to ask him. But yeah, you're a coward. >> When asked to get more details, she cooperated, but despite her insistence that the altercation with the man had not been physical, security footage told a very different story. There was only one place she was going and it wasn't on a plane. >> Hello, hi. How are you doing, sir? >> I'm doing all right. >> But I have to put down stuff so I can driving me right now. >> Yep. Yep, you're under arrest. >> I'm under arrest right now? What am I under What am I under arrest for? Christian, are you serious right now? Okay. I didn't assault him, though. >> We have video cameras. >> I literally was having a We were having an argument. I'm not resisting, so you don't have to You're hurting hurting Christian, are you serious right now? Christian. But I understand. We We but I understand entirely. We were arguing. Okay, I'm not going to resist, but I'm telling you that we were arguing. I didn't assault him. I didn't do anything wrong, but the fact is you guys are doing this to me, and he's the man in this situation. I'm just going to comply I'm going to comply. I am. I'm not going to argue with you at all. But you have me on camera, but at the same time what he has on camera what I have on my phone shows something different. So if I need to show that, I will. Okay, but I have my phone that shows something different. But Christian, thank you, Christian. Okay, I won't. Thank you so much, officer. They are arresting me right now, Christian. They're Christian, they're arresting me right now. Do I Am I going to go actually to jail right now? Wait, but right now Please, I didn't. Can he tell you that I didn't do nothing to him? Christian, are you serious right now? Christian, I'm actually going to jail because of you right now. You know what? Okay. I will never ever. Okay. >> As she was escorted through the airport, Shakere couldn't seem to believe what was happening. She kept hinting that it was actually Christian who was the abusive one, and said she wanted to press charges on him. Then she made it sound like the cops had taken the man's side without looking at any other evidence. >> And y'all didn't even listen to my side of the story. Y'all just arrested me, correct? So I didn't want to hear that part of the story. Because I have proof that and if everything Okay, I'm not even going to oh I'm not I'm not resisting. I just feel like this is crazy. And y'all didn't even listen to the woman's side of the story, but y'all accept the fact that it was on the video. No, I haven't had read any rights read to me at all. >> to go ahead and read you your rights to you. >> Please don't read me my rights cuz I feel like do I have to stay in jail for the night? Are you telling me that I have to go to jail for the night? Do I have money if I can bail out tonight? Can I bail out tonight? >> No, you have to see a jail. You have to see a judge. >> for the night? Are you kidding me right now? >> I'm not saying >> How do I get out of jail tonight? >> Hold on. >> I'm I'm not arguing. I'm just asking questions. >> You'll write your name sign it. >> Can I get out tomorrow? >> Everything she said can't be used against >> Get out tomorrow? >> You can talk to a >> Okay. I'm just asking. Yes. Can I get out tomorrow? >> She confirmed to the cops that she understood her rights, but no matter how many times they told the woman that she'd have to go to jail and see a judge, she continued asking if she could just pay something to get out of it. As she was led to the squad car, she asked if they could take her handcuffs off [music] since she wasn't being violent. Sadly for her, they had to follow protocol and keep them on. >> Are you serious? Like I have to work, like everything. We're in a relationship. We had an argument. And that's how y'all are treating me? He's not even out here. Can y'all talk to him? But I'm going to jail. Are you serious? I'm not I'm not resisting. I'm not resisting. I don't have anything on. >> I know. I just have to check. >> I don't have anything on. Everything. I don't have anything. >> I just have to check. >> serious? He's not even coming out to vouch for me. Can he come and vouch for me? Like nothing. Can I I'm just asking questions. I'm not resisting at all. >> come out here. >> He can't come out here? Are you serious? >> You guys have a chance to talk. >> Are you serious, ma'am? We had an argument. I'm not resisting. Can y'all just talk to me as a person? I would just leave him alone. Like I won't go nowhere near him. Please. >> We don't have that discretion on this call. >> asking you. I haven't done anything but argue with my boyfriend. >> We have you on record. >> a boyfriend. We had an argument. >> I understand that. However, >> I don't have a car. I had a layover. Are you serious right now? Are you dead right now? And I have to stay in jail overnight for this? >> You have to see your judge. >> even bail out tonight. >> Correct. >> This is crazy. Y'all not even listening to me. I know. You want me to take it off? It's not a weapon. Like I'm not resisting. I don't know. I get in my boyfriend. Hey, y'all. Please just listen to me as a person. It's a carry. >> You have to go ahead and >> This is crazy. Are you serious right Cuz I argue with my boyfriend. >> They charged the woman with domestic violence in the fourth degree, and she was held for about 24 hours. Since her boyfriend, Christian, chose not to press charges or participate as the victim, the case was later cleared. On the 5th of November, 2025, while a cop was on patrol, he saw a car change lanes without using the blinker, so he pulled the car over. Little did he know at that point that the man in the passenger seat was Tony Allen, a former basketball star from the Memphis Grizzlies. >> You got your driver's license? Proof of your insurance and registration? So, you got an ID on you? Are you? >> Yeah. >> I got you. Good. How are you? Where y'all headed? >> We got Infinite Interiors. >> Infinite Interiors? I got you. Headed to a podcast. I got you. All right. Give me just a second. I'll be right back with you. >> The officer had a quick chat with his partner, then returned to the car. He started asking about the podcast they were headed to, and as Tony and the driver began telling him about it, he began to pick up on the smell of marijuana. >> Y'all smoke in here today? Not today. When's the last time y'all smoked in here? Last night. Y'all got a card? Yeah. I mean, okay. Do you have a card? Okay, is there any weed in the car? Be honest, it goes a long way. I got you. We can work with that. I'm going to have both of y'all step out. Watch that traffic though, okay? I'm going to have both of y'all step out. Watch that traffic over there, okay? You're tall. >> Yeah, what's that? Tony Allen, bro. I ain't I ain't know you. I thought you moved. >> I don't really watch basketball. I'm going to be real with you. No disrespect. You sit back here? Nothing on your person like that? Will you Will you put your hands on the roof for me? What is it? >> Is there anything on my person here? >> All right. You ain't got nothing on you. You're okay. The lead officer then searched the vehicle, and he found weed in it, and what he suspected to be cocaine. At that point, they decided to handcuff Tony, but he was only being detained, and wasn't yet under arrest. Tony claimed the drugs had nothing to do with him. >> I don't know what's going on, bro. Like, for real. Tony >> Honestly, I don't know. If you Tony Allen, >> Hang up. >> Look, how you ain't saying it? >> There, that's the best I can do. >> I don't got Man, this ain't Man, they came to pick me up to do a podcast. If that's it, bro, then All this other you got going, bro, ain't got nothing to do with me, man. >> I can I can show you my text messages. Where I picked up my prescription last week. >> Yeah, all this is legit. >> And all the I probably uh signed stuff, autographed stuff. Yeah, signed autographed Jimmy Hart uh >> The cop wrapped up his search of the trunk and then went back to the fact that Tony didn't have ID. Tony still maintained that he had nothing to do with the drugs and it quickly became clear that he felt it was a setup. >> You be leaving the house without your your wallet? >> Yeah, bro. I was going to do a podcast. Literally he telling y'all what he told you everything what was going on. All this extra I don't even know if I'm mad or if I should have just had a Uber bro. Y'all bogus, bro. That me, bro. Should have never came and [ __ ] got me. I got too much to lose. >> Calm down. >> [ __ ] you, man. >> Calm down, Tony. >> Hey, y'all this is my life AND I'M A BALL PLAYER, BRO. I DON'T GOT TO DO WITH THAT SMOKE. Y'all see bro, y'all bogus. What those animals come GET ME FOR? Y'ALL BOGUS. >> YEAH. >> Y'all bogus. >> So we're going to go back here, okay? >> What's wrong with y'all? Why would you Why would you >> Come on, Tony. >> All right, but y'all bogus. ALL RIGHT, BRO. I swear to God I was >> Tony. >> I've got too much to lose. >> Come on, man. >> He did all that, bro. I don't know why y'all got >> We're going to figure it out. >> Bro, I swear to God, bro. He's bogus, man. They shouldn't have picked me up like that. No way, bro. >> Tony continued lamenting his choice to do the podcast, but when the officer asked him to get in the back of the squad car, it presented a whole new challenge. >> I'm not the same me, bro. >> Here, bro. Have a seat down. >> You really don't I'm a community guy, bro. I'm not I'm not this ain't I can't fit in here, bro. Look, I'm 6'5, bro. I can't fit [laughter] in that, bro. I'm 6'5. I can't fit in there. >> Hey, man. >> I'm not even on that, though, sir. Why y'all Why y'all treat me like I'm I'm really like >> Look, the only reason we got on that what you're calling on that is because you started getting mad, frustrated. >> cuz I'm looking at this like bro, I don't want to be in this situation, bro. I could have stayed at home, BRO. I WAS AT HOME. They came and got me on that, bro. I >> I understand that, but we're going to need you to bring it down a little bit. That's the only reason why For real. That's the only reason >> I'll walk back home, bro. I don't got bro, I don't even know this man, bro. I literally met him one time, bro. They taking me for a podcast, for a podcast, but I smoke my weed, that's it, bro. I don't got man I I work for somebody, bro. I can't I can't be on that bus. >> Listen, listen, listen. >> Listen, I'm telling you I'm all the way real, bro. I can't be no realer than this, bro. I'm just telling y'all, bro. Y'all don't get no I'm a I'm a huge figure in this world, bro. That's bogus of how they transporting me from this part to the podcast, but I got podcast footage I shoot with them, bro. But this the transportation they being cheap, bro. They probably got me in a black car, bro. And I didn't want to let them down, so I jumped in the car with this [ __ ] >> According to Tony, the drugs they found belonged to his driver, William Hatton, and he asked the cops if they could work something out. They Mirandized Tony, and he confirmed that he understood his rights. >> So. Yeah, that's all that's that's all I got for me to smoke while I'm out here. No, no, I didn't know the All right, that's what I didn't I didn't know I didn't I didn't understand that and then I I would ask what the issue was with the man. I honestly was [clears throat] going to. Yes, sir. I never have. Never have. Never had to, no. That ain't part of my deal. >> You have no way of knowing everything that was in that car? >> Yes, that's his car. And I honestly don't have no [ __ ] issue. >> So, where do you live? You live in Memphis? And podcast is in Jonesboro, Arkansas? Where do you Where do you get off the interstate at? Get into Jonesboro, where do you exit off at here? Caraway? >> Sensing they weren't buying his story, William then asked for a cigarette, though they'd already given him one, and he admitted he was nervous. But unsurprisingly, he was also claiming that the drugs weren't his. >> I'm getting charged? >> We're going to go with possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia. >> For what? >> Possession. >> Marijuana possession. >> I didn't have no possession of marijuana. That's not what that's Sir, I'm I'm asking you, sir. Can we talk? Can we Can we have a conversation? >> Yep, we're going to We're talking. We'll get you to jail, okay? I promise you that. >> Sir, I I I don't do no I ain't sir, that's I I'm not in possession. This is a random for me, sir. I promise to God, sir. All five of my kids. I wish I would have never done the crime, sir. I didn't have to come in no car, I could have stayed at home. Yeah, I smoke. That's it, sir. Ain't none of that stuff mine, sir. This going to hurt my image, sir. I don't have nothing to do with that, sir. I'm truly honest, sir. >> And I'm going to have an honest conversation with you when we get up there. I'm going to talk to both of y'all, okay? >> Man, please, sir. This I This stuff And this This none of this stuff is mine. This not my stuff, man. I don't want this to hurt my image, bro. Like, for real. >> Ultimately, Tony and William were charged with one count of possession of less than 2 g of meth or cocaine and another possession count of less than 4 oz of marijuana. Tony pled guilty to the lesser charge of possession of a controlled substance and had to pay a $500 fine and he avoided going to jail. On November 21st, 2024, Malina of Atlanta, a popular TikToker, was caught stealing from a Target by the store's security cameras. On the security footage, instead of scanning the things she was buying at the self-checkout, she was scanning a tag she had in her hand and some of the items she wasn't scanning at all. >> Are you with someone? Are you Are the Are you the only one home or >> No. My kids are home. >> Okay. Is anybody else home? >> No, it's just my kids. >> Okay. Do you mind if you talk to us real quick? >> Sure. >> So, uh I want to talk to you about a certain incident, okay? But, before I do that, I'm going to ask you to turn around, okay? Put your hands behind your back, okay? >> Okay. Um what about my kids? >> All right. I will figure out an arrangement for your kids. >> I Can I just call my >> Yeah, you can. You can. >> Okay. >> So, we'll give you that opportunity, all right? >> Can I change? >> No, no, not right now. All right, this is locked. And your shirt. >> Like I'm literally freezing, like I'm allowed to change. >> No. >> Like my kids are literally babies. >> I understand that. How old are your kids? >> Um three and one. >> I'm going to stay right here just in case they wake up. He's not leaving until someone else comes, right? >> Okay. Wait, can we like wait inside? I'm cold or am I being >> car. It'll be warmer in there. Once the lead officer got Marlena nice and comfortable, he Mirandized her and she confirmed that she understood her rights. She was willing to speak to him, so he went on with the questions. Do you know why we're here? >> No. Just I see that earlier. >> Okay. I know you had said something you thought it [music] was something to do with Walmart. On the phone. Okay. Why do you think that? >> Uh I don't know. He said something about security camera footage. >> Okay. >> And I think my brother was only out one night yesterday, so. >> Got you. All right, well, um you shop at Target often? >> Um Walmart. >> Walmart? Not Target? >> I do shop at Target. >> Okay. Um do you remember an incident in October? Okay. Um >> I don't remember the exact dates that I go. >> Okay, that's fine. Um so I'm going to be real with you, okay? So, there's security video footage of you um stealing from Target, okay? Um you go to >> Yeah. Tell tell me if it, you know, if I have it wrong or or what. Or correct me if I have a if you have a different point of view. Um you go to a self-checkout. Um you have a separate little barcode scanner. You scan multiple times, rings up for a dollar, and then you take the merchandise past the scanner and put everything in a bag. You do that multiple times to multiple items. Um and then you put it in the cart that has the two kids in it. So, I was just wondering kind of what was going through your head at that point. >> In October? >> Yeah. >> When Marlena asked how much she was accused of stealing, the officer replied it was a misdemeanor, but he also warned her that there might be pending charges. She didn't seem very happy with his answer. >> Um correct. >> So, like what does that mean? >> What do you mean? You'll be held in the jail until you are able to speak to the judge. >> But even like >> That's what That's what happens when you steal, you know what I mean? >> Well, might be a second appearance on the 11th, but I'm not sure. >> Yeah, there there might Like I said, the The benefit to you right now is that it's really early and that they haven't even opened yet. So, so right now you have a misdemeanor charge with me, but you may have a felony down the road coming. Just letting you know. I I I don't know. >> So, there's other ones open? Like what does that mean? >> There may be. I I don't know. I'm not saying that you're >> how there may be other other ones at Target. >> Well, that's That's not true. Well, you know, because we have you on security video footage at other stores, okay? >> What others? >> Well, I'm not going I don't I don't I don't know specifics about other cases. All I know is this case is my case and I Like I said, I found probable cause to make an arrest, okay? >> Before they could take her off to jail, the cops still had to ensure that her kids were safe. She'd called her grandmother off and while they waited, the officer took her details down and discussed the case with his partner. >> I guess she did do the same thing at the other at the other Target, so >> Of course. I don't >> you know. >> Yeah, she's just claiming I mean, I read her. She was willing to talk, but she's claiming she doesn't remember, so. >> I was showing her pictures. >> It's all right. >> I mean, she don't trust us. >> want to I don't I want that. >> Is that good? >> No. >> Oh, no problem. >> No, I don't I don't need it. I was just going to I wasn't I don't want to tell her about the investigation. >> They know 100% they know. >> public social cuz I don't want her to go home and delete everything. >> They know 100%. >> 100% agree with you. >> Let's all just leave it at that. >> You know, it's easy to identify her, you know, I mean, I >> Absolutely. As soon as she opened the door. And then, she just gave me her >> She said the tattoo, too, so. It's crazy. >> Yeah. >> All right. >> The lead officer checked in with the other officer who was looking after the kids, and then finally, Marlena's grandmother arrived. Marlena wanted to talk to her, so the cops wound the window down so they could have a quick chat. >> So, what happened? You know? >> Something that's already in there, but something happened to >> Target or Scope or Walmart, which one? >> He said Target. >> Well, you better figure it out. I don't know. I have to keep I have to call to because I had to cancel my eye doctor's appointment. appointment. Okay? I'll text you and tell him. >> Yes, but don't call anyone else. >> I won't. I won't. I won't. Yeah. >> Don't call anyone else. >> No. No, I mean, I'll tell you the truth. All right. And the stations are going to freak out today, right? Oh, no. I'm not going to do that because then I have to get Papa up. I say I have to. Okay, she goes cancel today. All right. Love you. >> Remember what I said. >> I Don't worry. Don't worry. I got it. Okay, thank you. I appreciate it. >> Just real quick, ma'am. I'm going to Do you have your driver's license with you? Because I have to document where the kids were left in the car. >> Marlena was taken to the jailhouse, was booked on a petty theft charge, and after posting bail, she was released. But just 9 days later, on November 30th, the cops came back to her house about a second incident at Target. >> I'm going to need you to put your hands behind your back. >> Wait, what? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Wait, jeez. >> Don't fight it. Don't fight it. >> I have to put shoes on. >> talk to you in a second, all right? Just give us a sec. Just give us a sec. >> No, this is why I told you. Call Call um Sydney. Call Call my dad. Call my grandma. Tell them to call my lawyer now. >> As things turned out, due to those barcodes she was using, there was a $500 difference between what she paid and what she owed. She pled no contest to the charges, and she was trespassed from all Target stores, and was put on probation till March of 2026. >> [music] >> On December 17th, 2025, the cops were dispatched to the residence of Ashley Trevino, and they had a felony warrant for fraud. They'd accused the woman of lying on her application for Medicaid and SNAP benefits, and failing to disclose additional sources of income so she could get Medicaid. >> What's going on? >> You understand you have an active felony warrant out here for your arrest? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. >> For what? >> Stand by and I'll let you know. >> Can I go pee real quick? >> 73 >> Sorry. A felony warrant? >> Yes, ma'am. Hey, turn it off. Confirm that warrant out of Waxahachie, please. I don't know if you want him to be all in your business, so >> Yeah, he's my dude. >> Okay. >> They said I have a warrant. I don't know for what. I haven't done nothing. I don't do crap. I don't know what the hell they're talking about. Wouldn't I have gotten a ticket? >> A warrant for what? >> It's a felony warrant out of Watauga County PD. >> For what? >> I haven't done nothing. >> fraud on there. I'll give you more I'll give you more I'll give you more details once it's confirmed, okay? >> I swear I haven't done nothing. Do you have the right person? >> Yes. >> No, it's Ashley Trevino. I also have Ashley >> I do. This is the person with the felony warrant. >> For what? >> The officer promised the woman that once they had the warrant confirmed, he would give her more details, but he did reveal that the fraud amounted to about $30,000. He told the woman she was detained until they got confirmation, and after that point, she'd be under arrest. But she still maintained that she had no idea what they were talking about. >> I just really need to pee, man. Like I I've been on the street and I didn't drink no water. Like I literally have to freaking pee. >> I understand. >> Yeah, my car drained. >> Your call has been forwarded to voicemail. >> Okay. Answer, bro. I'm not freaking my manager. You're not answering. Stupid. We can't go like closer under there? Like just cuz it's cold and it's >> Yeah, no, we're good. >> Like I don't know if you have something against me, but he seems like he's just being kind of rude to me. And I >> Him? >> I've never been in trouble or anything, so I don't know what the Like I'm always getting harassed, everything. >> We We have nothing against you, ma'am. We're just doing our job. >> No, like it's just weird because like I'm just trying to go somewhere where they want to follow me, getting my face in >> No, ma'am, we're just doing our job, okay? But, uh Right, uh >> You need a notepad? >> Yeah, so she can have access to phone numbers. >> Yeah. Don't give her all that. Don't let her do it at the jail. >> With her phone? >> Mhm. >> Yeah. Yeah, they'll let her open it up and write down phone numbers, but if you want to do it now, you can. >> Here you go. Here's a Here's a notepad if you need it. >> Fix it for me later. >> I'm sorry, we can't allow you to do that. As soon as we get over there they'll let you, okay? >> It's going to be all over the internet, ma'am. TikTok's going to have a blast [music] at this. Bro, I'm going to get threatened and everything. >> It's not going to come out. >> No, but they're going to try and threaten me in the jail and everything. >> The woman's boyfriend was trying to calm her down a bit, saying they could just sue anyone who threatened her, and she went back to claiming her identity must have been stolen, and someone else committed the fraud, but it didn't change the status of her warrant, which was finally confirmed. >> Okay, turn around, face that way. All right. Can you push your phone down for me? Can you put your hands behind your back? >> Don't forget to take them off. >> Oh, can you take my phone? >> Yeah, yeah, go ahead and go. >> All right. >> I'll be honest with you, I'd take off the jewelry if you can. Cuz they're going to take it all at the jail. >> This one's permanent, though. >> Okay, they're They're going to try to cut it off, I'm just telling you. Hey, you can try when you get there, but >> No, it's right there. It's right there. Can you put the flashlight on, please? All right, okay. Can you tell me a little bit more? >> What 336? >> Yeah, when we get in the car, they'll send everything. Yeah. I don't just have You know what I mean? >> They put the handcuffs on her and got ready to take her to jail. She might still be acting like she knew nothing about the crime, but at least she began to cooperate. And even more surprising, she was able to laugh with the officer as he led her to the car. >> We're going to squat right here. >> Oh, you're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. You're pulling my hair. >> Sorry. Sorry. You're good? >> Sorry about that. >> Oh. >> All right. Yep. All right. Just making sure there's nothing in your waistband. Nothing in your waistband. Just using the back of my hand. >> have a anklet. Can't he take it off? Okay. Take my I forgot I had a anklet. It's under my sock. >> Yep. >> Just pull my sock down. My hair's a mess. I'll just get that anklet off. >> You want to argue with me? >> I'm going to call right now. >> Okay. Call the bonds. >> Hey, lean towards this way for me. He's going to have to get that buckle. There. There. You're good. >> Can you move my hair please? >> Right here? >> Yeah. >> All right. There you go. >> Can I just like give me a kiss and let me out of here? >> Yeah. Hold on one second. Okay. >> Just pop it. >> Yeah. Hey, we come over here real quick. She just wants to kiss her bye. Once she goes down there, she'll be able to call you and all that. >> Five seconds. >> Yep. >> Um where's my iPhone? My iPhone. Do I need it with >> I have your ID. >> Okay. >> I still have her ID. Yeah. I still have your ID. Sure. Here. So, that's all we're taking with us. Okay? >> Call them now. >> I'm calling right now. >> Okay, call my dad. >> All right. You're a prayer warrior. >> Just be with me, Lord, in the name of Jesus. >> Are you cold, hot, anything? >> I'm cold and I still have to pee. [laughter] >> I'm going to get the heater on and get you down there as quick as I can, okay? >> Are you getting more info on it? >> Ma'am? >> Are you getting more info? >> Yes, ma'am. Before I Before I leave you, I'll have you sign something, okay? >> Okay. >> On the way to the jailhouse, she suddenly began complaining that she couldn't breathe due to a panic attack. Thankfully, it seemed to pass and then she went back to asking for more details about the warrant for her arrest. >> Has anything came in? >> Warrant out of Los Angeles County. It was at 30,000. Healthcare fraud. >> Healthcare fraud from what? >> Ma'am, I don't know, ma'am. I'm just the guy that >> Healthcare? >> The guy that gave you the information is at the jail. >> It doesn't say like a company or nothing? I haven't worked in over a year. >> You haven't worked in over a year? >> No, I haven't worked. When was this? >> What did you say? >> Does it have like a date? >> Uh so when we get in the jail, we have a date of birth. Yes. >> Healthcare fraud? >> Yes, ma'am. >> What does that include? Like does it Like I mean, do you have like anything? >> We don't have any of those details. >> As far as the felony she was facing, typically in Texas, they carry fines up to $10,000 and a sentence of 6 months to 2 years in jail. On July the 7th, 2024, the cops were dispatched to an airport where reportedly there was a disruptive passenger at the Frontier Airlines counter. The suspect turned out to be a young woman and she claimed to be an influencer on Tik Tok. >> What's going on, guys? What's going on, guys? >> I I know what I did. >> Lower your voice. >> I'm I'm here to help you. >> All right, I'm sorry. All right, so basically we was downstairs getting our badges, right? So they um he trying to tell them that like we paid for our stuff. They trying to tell us we didn't. So they said he she like the girl she was like, "Oh, y'all acting like $104 is that much." I'm like, "I could pay that $104." Sorry, I'm just so mad. So I paid that $104, right? So um now I wasn't even really ar- I wasn't even really arguing with her, right? So >> Okay. >> I had all So she canceled She only canceled She only canceled my ticket. Only my ticket and kept them, too, right? So >> Okay. >> Um now I go Now we go upstairs she was like, "Oh, we'll see what happen when y'all when you go upstairs." I'm like, "What is that supposed to mean?" And now we come up here and my ticket get my ticket my ticket get canceled and now she tell me or I got to go to her. You know exactly what you did. Why would you tell me to go to her if you know you canceled my ticket? >> We'll get it. >> And then after And then after now she Now they all want to act all delusional. She want to act delusional like she ain't know what she just did to my ticket like I was arguing with her. She She wanted that reaction out of me. >> you guys out? I need to see your >> just a refund. >> Okay, let's see your ticket. Okay. >> They was down there, too. >> Okay. >> She stepped on two people. >> Okay. >> I didn't step on two people. It was one person. >> Who did you spit on? >> I spit on the person. I spit on the girl that did that to my ticket. The The one in the dreads. I spit on her. I might I did. I did. I was I was real mad. Cuz why would she do that to my ticket like I was arguing with her? That's not fair. How you going to let two boys on there and me? She wanted that reaction out of the girl. Cuz you don't want the reaction out of the boys, why you going to do that to me? You know I'm going to argue with you. >> The suspect then claimed that the employee had been laughing in her face and tried to justify the spitting by claiming she couldn't have done anything else. But the officer pointed out that she could have asked for help. The officer then heard the employee's side of the story. >> All right, so who got spit on? So, there were make sure I got it right. So, they were mad so they were over here or down at the chicken counter? Okay, so she was mad because Why didn't they call then? >> Because they she wasn't spitting. She was just talking. >> She got spit on. And she just this girl just admitted to me that she spit on her. They canceled her ticket cuz they were angry about the difference in price and their ticket in the the luggage. Okay. And you guys canceled it. The the two guys can go. What does that mean? >> No, I mean her ticket is still there. She's just not checked in to board. >> Okay. Yeah, with the bonnet on her head. Yeah. The officer then went back to the suspect. Since she admitted quite freely to spitting on the employee and the employee confirmed that she wanted to press charges, there was only one thing left to do. >> You got it. >> Yes. >> You you spit on that >> Yes, I did. >> worker? >> Yep. >> Okay. You'll be placed under arrest. >> Okay. Okay. >> Set your stuff down for me. Put your hands behind your back. >> [snorts] >> You want him to take your some of your stuff, that's fine. >> All right, so what's happening now? >> Well, spitting on somebody is a battery, considered a battery, so it's going to be a simple battery. It's a misdemeanor charge. All right? She's going to be arrested. Um we might give her a notice. Do you live in Tampa here or >> No, I live in New York. >> Okay, you're going to have to take a ride to jail. >> Ride to jail? >> Mhm. And you'll be able to bond out. And then maybe if he >> The bond's [clears throat] it's usually like 500 bucks. It's usually >> It's 50 bucks and a bail bondsman or whatever, but it's it's battery or something, but I mean, we got no leeway on this. >> Yeah. >> I'll take her down there and see if Mike can transport. >> Okay. >> Thank you. >> Wait, transport this >> Yeah, battery and assault. >> Are you serious? I don't care. I'd do it again. >> So. >> I'd do it again. It's not cute, but you acted like it. I don't care. She she She asked her. >> The officer then started patting her down, making sure she didn't have anything illegal on her because if she did, it would turn her misdemeanor into a felony. [music] Somehow, she was trying to downplay the arrest by laughing about it and acting like it was no big deal. >> Hey, Garrett. I'm just going to take a picture of it and then you can you can do it back there. >> I'll be honest officer, I was I'll be back. >> Okay, everything you're saying is going to be seen by a judge. >> Oh, oh, shoot. I'm sorry. >> I'm not going to piss you off. Just relax cuz you're just making it worse. >> Hey, can you take my bonnet off? I want to look pretty for my pictures. >> You want it off? Sure. >> Yeah. Oh, this is so embarrassing. Like, why do I still have cuffs on? >> Can you just get on somebody girl? >> Wait, you have my ID? >> Oh, yeah. Forgot about >> I'm not going to look at you people. >> Just whatever you do, don't spit in my eye. I know you're pissed off, but just chill. You'll be all right. It's a misdemeanor. It's not a big deal. >> Yeah. I would say that. It was something crazy. >> If there was Listen, if there was something I could help you with and I could just give you a ticket and you go do whatever, I would, but our hands are tied with stuff like this, especially when they say they want to prosecute. >> Do you have any I know I already knew that she was going to say that. You know exactly what she was doing. And I was I was dumb enough to go with it. It happens. >> But in the future, so you know, spitting on somebody is the same thing as punching somebody's lights out. Same thing. It's the same charge. It's still a misdemeanor. >> Well, I'm an I'm a I'm an influencer and a lot of people know me, so like you think I'm going to put my audio on that? >> No, I know. >> No. Okay. What if they take a video of me and put it on TikTok? >> Well, hopefully they don't. You don't want that kind of stuff. >> I don't. >> You're right. >> At that point, the suspect claimed she changed and said she couldn't believe she behaved like she did. Clearly, she knew that spitting on people was wrong, but the officer sympathized with her saying the employee must have pushed her buttons. >> You know, everybody's got a breaking point. I understand you were pissed off about the price change and all that stuff back and forth. That's >> I got you. I got >> 20 But it just doesn't work all of this. >> Yeah, I know. >> 485 485 >> He did say you better not do anything crazy. >> An old guy would tell you this is silly, right? Where are you guys headed back to? You headed back to New York? Okay. What were you guys here for? >> Um just visiting >> Oh, okay. >> When his mom finds out this happened, she would be like, >> The cop was joking with the woman saying she'd to her followers to not spit on people and she stayed in good spirits as they placed her in the squad car. She was later charged with battery. On the 5th of January 2025, Shangdai Leng, a Vietnamese woman and former singer and fashion icon, was caught shoplifting in a Gucci store. She was stopped by security and taken into the back office where the cops were called to question her. >> I don't have it and so what happened? >> Okay. >> I didn't >> On the video it shows you were here yesterday it shows that you purchased the bottle of cologne and it shows you took a keychain from the display case. >> I didn't purchase a keychain. I didn't >> And that's why we're bringing you up for shoplifting. >> it's the the the iPod holder. >> I know but as you were as you as you were bringing up the cologne >> No no I looked at the uh iPod holder but it didn't fit so I didn't buy it. >> Well you walked out with it cuz you didn't >> No no I didn't. Can you ask them if they can look around to see if it fell in there because it's really small. It doesn't >> Family I saw you and you walked out with it. >> No I didn't. >> And then you came back to the store and that's when they recognized you. >> Right I came back because I didn't do anything wrong. That's why I came back. If I did something wrong why would I come back? >> That's what happened. So you walked out with it you came back today and you walked out with >> you it's not a keychain. >> So what is it then if it's not a keychain? What is it? >> It's a airpod holder. >> Now on the on the video there's no only airpod holder that I see >> Oh my god I looked at only thing I No that's the one it's silver. That's the only thing I looked at while I'm waiting for them to bring me up. It's Yes it's a airpod holder. I don't need any keychain. It's not a keychain. It's a airpod holder. >> I didn't find it on you. Let me check your bag and I couldn't find it. >> Right. >> The keychain item. >> You know what I'm rich I have money. So if they want to pay it fine but it's not a keychain. It doesn't fit this. I took it out. Why don't you look at the camera carefully? I took it out. [laughter] I put it in. So did you see me putting it in? >> No I see you taking the iPod and then you were looking at the keychain. >> I put it in there. >> Right. >> Oh my >> She put it in the watch. She put the key chain in there? >> To test this to see if it fit. >> Right. >> It's not a key chain. I'm a fashion designer. I know it's not a key chain. >> It's one more thing. >> It's an AirPod holder. It's an AirPod case. Call Gucci and ask them. It's an AirPod case. >> And it says it was a key chain. >> No. >> It's valued at $300. >> It's not That's it? >> Yeah. >> Oh my god. >> You can buy a Gucci key chain. It's not cheap. >> That is cheap. That is really cheap. I buy stuff for like thousands of dollars. Okay, this Chanel purse is $3,000. >> They were arguing about whether the item in question was a key chain or an AirPod holder, and finally, the lead officer went to talk to the Gucci employees and review the [music] footage. >> Okay, you guys reported it online yesterday? >> Today. >> Where is exactly that she was standing at? >> Yeah, like I said in the video right here. >> And what what was the item? >> It was a AirPod holder. >> Ah, okay. >> I think everything worked out. >> Oh, sweet. Uh, key chain AirPod holder. >> Yeah. >> Right there. >> Actually, uh yeah. Did you see the video right here? >> Yeah, that's the middle of the video. >> Oh, got you. >> So, she's going to come up. >> She's arguing. >> Key chain or AirPod holder? >> No, it's a key chain AirPod holder. >> Oh. >> So, the manager said it's the same thing. >> Okay. >> This is the AirPod case on the key chain. >> Right there. >> So, she slides them in for a while. >> Uh yeah, just keep it in. >> Before she never puts it back out. >> Never put it back. >> I know for a fact that it's on the counter right there. >> Walks over, keeps them distracted, and then walks out. >> She walks out. >> Walks over here. >> She keeps going around 3:08. >> Let me show you that. >> She walks out. >> She puts them in some of the products. >> And then >> puts it back, still has the AirPod holder, and then she >> walks out. I saw her walking out at 3:08. >> And at no point did she attempt to pay for the item. >> No. >> Nope. >> And then just walks out. Her husband's outside. I don't know if he's her husband, I don't know. >> The employee confirmed that the woman in the video was Shang as he'd recognized her when she came back to the store that day. He said he wanted to press charges, so the officer went back to talk to Shang. >> All right. Real quick, honestly, you guys can take her to the investigation. I'm the one that's going to be doing the investigation. I know they talked to you before, cuz I want to ask you questions and get some clarification. I do have to read you your rights, okay? >> It does not mean you're under arrest. It just means you're >> Return to the mall. >> And then I want to ask you questions. >> What's detaining? This has never happened to me before. >> You're detained. >> You're not free to leave. >> Wait, what was it? >> You're not You're not free to leave right now. We're just doing the investigation. >> So, I can leave? >> You're not. No. >> I'm not. >> You're detained. >> What is detaining me? >> Like you're being held. You're not free to leave. You're not going anywhere right now. >> Oh, oh, not arrested, but detained. Meaning that you have to wait >> We have to investigate. Yeah, yeah, exactly. We have to investigate the facts before we make a determination. And that's what we're doing right now. >> Once the woman finally understood what was going on, they Mirandized her, and she confirmed that she was willing to talk. [music] At that point, she gave her side of the story. >> So, I lost you cologne or the fine lady who didn't ring me up. I saw like a AirPod holder. But, because you keep saying it's keychain, that's why it's confusing. >> Well, this is what it is right here, so It's not really confusing me because it doesn't look like a keychain to me. >> Well, I don't consider it to be I tried >> So, let me ask you this one to confirm. >> It's It's It's a It's a whole AirPod holder. But, I wasn't sure if it would fit this, so I tried putting it on there. I put it on, but it didn't fit, so I didn't get it. But, I just left it there. >> did you do with it? >> I just left it back, and then >> Where did you leave it at? >> Uh on the Just threw it on the counter, and then next to >> Which counter? The counter to check out at? >> Where Yeah, where they bring up the the bottle. >> So, where So, exactly where you ringing up the bottle? >> Yeah, because what happened was they rang me up, and I put the credit card in, and it didn't go through somehow. It was kind of It was really crazy, so I don't I was trying to hurry to get out to go to work, cuz I had to sing. So, I really needed to work, and then then they make me do it again. So, it was kind of crazy, cuz they were ringing a few people up. So, I don't remember. I just left, you know, hurry and hurry, and then left. >> Okay. So, right where you were checking out with the bottles of cologne is where you left the keychain back at? >> Yeah, that's That's I left it. Whatever that was. So, maybe that's what I'm trying to tell them. Maybe can they search the whole store? It It might have fell somewhere. >> The officer explained what was seen on camera as she put the item under her wallet and walked out of the store with it. At that point, they gave [music] her a chance to come clean. >> Did you forget it? That's why you came back to there? >> No. >> No, I didn't know that you were accusing me of a D&T. >> I'm not a D&T because I'm rich. I can afford all this. >> Is it an accident? Is it an accident? Is this a misunderstanding? >> Maybe. I don't know. It's really crazy cuz it's never happened to me before. I was in a hurry because I was staying at the tele- telethon in um >> Where is it at? Do you have it at home? Can you go back to get it? >> Get what? >> The the airpod. >> I don't have it. Maybe it fell somewhere. I don't have it. Seriously. >> It fell where? >> But if you want to pay, I I don't want to pay it. I don't have it. I swear to you I don't have it. If they want me to pay, I will pay. >> Is it in your car? >> I don't have a car. I've been taking Uber. I don't live here. That's why. >> Where do you live? >> I live in California. I don't have it. Seriously. >> But you told me you you put it back right away. You're telling me >> No, I don't remember. I I think I threw everything back when my husband was rushing me out because we were late for the show. The only reason we came here is because his outfit was malfunctioning. So, we went to Neiman and bought a suit a suit with suit. >> But you do remember yesterday picking up the key chain, testing it out, and then >> Not a key chain. Stop it. >> Okay, it's the holder. >> I test it. I test it. It didn't fit. >> The woman maintained that after she tested the airpod holder, she didn't remember what happened to it. She told the cops to check the camera carefully and search the entire store, but Gucci had already done that and the item was nowhere to be found. >> Have you ever been arrested for anything like that before or charged with a criminal offense? >> No. No. >> Uh you have friends and family here? >> No. A friend. My friend. >> Okay, friend. >> Yeah. >> Are you able to set that down over there? >> Yeah. >> You want to put your phones and everything up? >> [snorts] >> You want to go ahead and put your hands behind your back? At this time, you are being placed under arrest. >> What? >> Um for retail What is that? >> What? But I didn't take it. >> The video shows otherwise. They did an inventory of the store. >> I didn't take it. So, what do I do? What do I get? I can't go home? >> Unfortunately, ma'am, because you're not a resident of Orange County or Osceola, I'm not able to do what we typically do, which is >> So, what do I So, what do I >> Uh you're going to go to Orange County Jail, and you're going to be you're going to bond out from there. >> So, somebody has to come and bond me? >> Yeah, somebody has to come out and bond you. Your bond will be $1,000. >> Okay, they can do it right away? >> Uh I don't know as far as like on their end how long it takes, but you will be able to bond out as soon as you get there. It's just a matter of how long that process >> Okay, can I tell somebody >> Ma'am, I'll let them know. >> They're my only contact here. >> Give me a second. Can you get Somebody's going to go do a statement at the jail? >> Given how expensive Shang's purse was, the cops were concerned about what might happen to it if she took it to jail. Therefore, they called her friend to come get her belongings before they took her to be booked. >> Yes, see I have to pull up my shirt cuz it's just falling. >> Hold on one second. Let me get this uh seatbelt for you. There we go. >> Hold up my shirt cuz it's falling. >> You're step out first. >> Oh, jeez. Yeah, it's >> I'm going to hold this up for you. Yes. >> Okay, and then this one? Yeah, I think it's maybe pull the sleeve. Up, yeah. Up, yeah, sorry. The safety can't come off. So, there I have to like what he did, like >> I'll hold this up. >> After she um take them, and then they take off the cuffs? >> Yes. >> And then do the paperwork? >> Yes. We'll see. >> Oh, I thought he said they already did all the paperwork. >> No. There's paperwork that we do, and then there's paperwork they do. >> Yes. >> Does that mean I have to pay? >> Yes, ma'am. >> But they can be maybe in an hour? >> 2 hours. >> Oh, 2 hours for the paperwork? >> Yeah, it's a process. >> It could be sooner? If they aren't busy? >> No. It is what it is. It's a big machine. >> Oh. >> go ahead and stand right here. Yes, stand right there. It's a metaphor. It's a large machine. >> Oh, what is a machine do? >> They charged the woman with petty theft, and she was released the next day after posting a $1,000 bond. On the 15th of November, 2025, in the early morning hours, Jack Doherty, who was a YouTuber, was causing a disturbance. Jack was out on the street trying to create content for his channel. The cops asked the man to move on a bit as he was making a safety hazard in the roadway and not only did he ignore their lawful commands, but he also actively antagonized them. >> What? No. >> Hey yo, yo, you don't want to go in either. Back up. Back up. >> I'm just saying I got it. >> Back up. Don't worry about it. Back up. Back up. Go to the sidewalk now. You want to go with him? Go to the sidewalk now. >> Okay. >> Now. You want to be funny? We tell you to get on the street, go on the street. >> All right, I'm getting out. Yes, you are, bro. I'm getting out the street. >> No, you're not. Like, after I Dude, who the are you, bro? >> I was trying to walk up the street for you >> Doesn't matter, bro. All you had to do was get in the sidewalk. That's it. >> [music] >> You want to be funny. >> You should have got your man out the road. >> I was trying to. I was trying to. I was trying to. >> The cops proceeded to search him and found what they thought was marijuana in the form of three hand-rolled joints along with a pill they suspected to be methamphetamine, which is a schedule two drug. >> You have to slide it off your wrist, like so. You can't take it off anyway. >> Sorry. >> He took it off his wrist, took it off his uh uh >> I'm doing it. >> Oh, I'll check it out. >> No, no, you really can't take it off that way, sir. Let me slide it off, you know? No, no, no. All right, come on. >> Hello. >> How are you guys? >> Good. How are you? >> Pretty good, man. >> All right. So, now, you know Sorry, man. >> I Did you guys tell him >> We got to get his name. We got you. >> So, where is he? >> You have the right to remain silent. Everything you will >> All right, cuz no one said anything. >> Then I'm questioning >> Oh, really? >> It's kind of how it works. >> Is this first time I've ever been arrested? >> That's right. >> Yes, it's kind of like that. >> Got you there. >> Are you guys got your body cams going? >> 100%. >> I see it. [clears throat] It's tough. >> All right. See how it is. All right. So, this is what's going to happen. I'm going to remove the handcuff from you. You listen? >> Oh, yeah. >> Then, take all your jewelry off. >> Okay. >> Socks, sneakers, put on top of the car. >> Yes. >> After they uh what? >> socks >> Jack's friends tried to apologize on his behalf, but unfortunately, it was far too late to avoid a trip to jail. But Jack seemed way more concerned about his jewelry. >> motorcycle hopefully tomorrow >> Okay, hopefully. >> Hopefully careful you know you know. >> Sorry, sorry. I'm sorry. >> Why you got to be so shitty? >> Oh, he he scratched my up. Now, I'm I'm suing. >> Oh, what do you think, bro? >> Take the jewelry off, please. >> What do I do with this, you know? >> Take everything off? >> You guys You guys need like careful with it. >> Yeah, of course, man. Can't show us you though. All right, everything get documented. >> All right, cool. I'm not saying anything about that. It's like though Can't like bend it, you know? >> All right, is friend Is friend outside? >> I don't know. >> Cuz I think he wants to handle that over there. >> Can I call him? I'll do anything to get him this. So, he doesn't have to be here. Please. He would give >> No, I don't want to do that. >> Just my jewelry. I'll do anything. >> I'm down for that. Let him He got his phone, right? >> Yeah, it's right here. >> Make a phone Let him make a phone call? >> Thank you. >> And you know they can take all your jewelry. >> Well, if they take your cash >> Boss man, Jack. >> Yes, sir. >> When you giving an order, dog, you got to do that. Like you could have avoided all of this. >> I know. I wish I could have. But like already right when I was getting out of the car, I turned around and boom, my security guard was there. But like it was I I know I know. I'm not going like make excuses, you know? >> Despite the man's cocky and entitled attitude, the cops were still trying to work with him, trying to ensure that his jewelry went safely to his friends without getting damaged. At that point, he was taking longer than necessary on the phone and had to be asked not to video. And before too long, it became crystal clear just how little he respected the law. >> Put it in a separate bag first so it don't scratch it up, you know? You don't got a separate bag? >> The watch. >> Cuz it's going to scratch it up. You can't scratch >> Put it in a bag. Put it in a bag. All right, thank you so much. >> Thank you so much. I appreciate you guys. >> Yo, sales rock. Can you uh There's a problem, right? We made an exception for you to make a phone call. Yes? >> Yes. >> And I told you not to record, but you are recording. >> I didn't know. >> So, you know what's going to happen now? All these jewels are with you to the UK. We're not giving this to anybody else. >> I can just delete the video. >> No. Take your shoes off. >> Bro, wait. Wait up. >> Take your shoes off. Take your shoes off. >> But aren't you guys recording, too? >> Uh take your shoes [clears throat] off. >> But my shoes are off. >> Take your socks off. >> All right. >> Hey, call this audio. 10-27, uh somebody picking these jewels going to the UK. >> The what? >> Uh turn it on. >> Dude, really, bro? You guys really got to break that, dude? Like I didn't say to [ __ ] >> Yeah, man. [ __ ] you. Come on. Put your hands right here. Take some steps back. Why are you resisting? Why are you resisting? >> More. More. >> All right. >> Once the cops finished searching him, they placed Jack in a holding cell. But as he was treating the whole thing like a joke, it was pretty clear that he didn't get the message. >> Look, get in there. Probably fun. Okay, come. Come on, dude. Hey, how silly, huh? >> You want to make a game? >> Yeah, I'll tell you what. >> Well, that should have been very nice by making an exception for him. Probably fun. >> Yes, you did. I explained that. >> You explained You explained it to me multiple times, man. >> Jack's friend showed up and asked the cops if they could just delete the video, but it was way too late. Jack then asked what he was charged with, but the way Jack said it, it was clear that he thought that he'd done nothing wrong, so the cop had to lay it out for him. >> Well, resistance is one of them. >> How was I resisting? >> Possibly possession of possession. [music] >> Of what? >> Possibly possession. >> Of what? >> Possession of substance. Narcotic. You understand that? >> Yes. >> You take it with [clears throat] you to the UK road. It go with [music] you. It goes to the UK with you. >> But then when I like leave, might I just get it? >> Yeah, they'll give it to you in a box. Yeah, yeah, of course, man. >> All right. >> Yeah. >> I just thought I'd ask in case it got lost in the process. >> No, no, no, they give it to you when you get released. >> All right. >> Yeah, yeah. Huh? Hopefully tomorrow night, but Probably not in the morning anymore, you know? >> No, really? You just stop Saturday night? >> Jack was charged with possession of cannabis, two misdemeanor counts of resisting without violence, and possession of a controlled substance without a prescription, which is a felony. He was later released on bond of $3,500, but unfortunately, he didn't learn a thing from the experience, and he went on to use it for more content. No amount of fame puts anyone above the law, but when these cocky influencers meet no-nonsense cops, they learn their lesson the hard way. Don't forget to like and subscribe and turn on notifications for more videos like this.