I DON'T WANT NO WAY. >> NO ONE'S GOING TO TOUCH YOU. >> SHUT UP. >> SHUT UP. >> HEY. HEY. Get back. >> I'm an A-list. >> Okay. So, >> I'm an A-list person. >> So, I went to get on and the guy goes, "Well, no. >> That's not >> No, don't do that. >> Just don't do that." >> Most people carry their success with dignity and respect. But for others, the wealth and power that goes with it brings out the worst in them. They think everyone should bow down to them, even the authorities. That being said, they get a painful reality check when these rich people think they can bully the cops without consequence. >> Okay, put me in jail. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. PUT ME IN JAIL. HERE WE GO. >> Hit me in jail. >> You're not going to hit me with I got that. I'm telling you that right now. On December 9th, 2025 in Florida, the cops are called out to a fire station. There was a woman there who was in a heated argument with the firefighters. Reportedly, she jumped out of her vehicle and was screaming and cursing at the crew. She then tried to drive off and almost reversed into a rescue truck. When the officers got there, the firefighters there filled them in. >> She came in here disoriented, looking for help. We tried to help her. We did nothing but sweet to her, but she just didn't like she jumped out of her car to go after us. Andrew. >> Well, um, I've worked here for 32 years. I've never heard of her in my life. >> It's probably not any longer today. >> Is she drunk? >> And I found a cup in the back seat. We can stop it. >> So, she came in for you guys to help her with the war. >> She came in initially. She pulled in. Um, Chief Myers was out here. She was disoriented. It seemed like she was just being boss when we tried to question her and try to establish her, you know, like if she was open or not or what was going on. She became very deliberate when we were trying to speak to her. The more we questioned her, the more it aggregated her. We we told her several times we're just trying to help her try to figure out what to find her husband. Um she could not find her phone. Um she tried to leave at one point. >> The suspect here had been belligerent with the cops but also she'd been bragging about her wealth. According to the officers, she seemed to be very intoxicated and it was clearly evident from her attitude. The woman soon appeared and started talking to the officers. >> What's the problem? >> Ma'am, I just got here. I don't know. You tell me why. Why are we here? >> I have no idea. I came in here for help cuz I was lost and now everybody's Look at this. Everyone's arrested me. I'm a >> You're not arrested. >> You're a citizen of this community. >> If you were arrested, you were being handed. >> You know how much money I give to this community? >> I don't I really don't. >> I don't know. >> Um what kind of help? >> What's the problem? Am I drunk? >> I don't know. You tell me. Have you been drinking today? >> No. You haven't been drinking today? >> No. >> What did you come in here for, though? >> I came here cuz I was washed. >> Okay. Where do you live? >> I live right here in the community. >> What community are we in? >> I don't You We're new here. Okay. >> We own a place on the beach. We own a place. >> Okay. You just told me that you give a lot of money to the community. Well, this community is Palm Beach Gardens. So, where do you live in Palm Beach Gardens? Where? >> I don't know off hand. Okay. I know. We own a place on the beach. >> Okay. That's not normal to not know where you live in Palm Beach Gardens. >> What are you going to do? You put me in jail? Okay, let's go. Here we go. Put me in jail. Come on. PUT ME IN JAIL. MY HUSBAND will save me. >> Step back. >> I have so many lawyers. >> You need to step back. >> The suspect thought that just because her husband had money. Somehow the laws didn't apply to her. The female officer remained composed about it and again asked the suspect where she lived. However, she couldn't remember her address. >> I live on the beach. We're on the beach. a condo on the beach >> because Palm Beach Gardens doesn't have beach. >> We live on the beach. Okay. We live on the beach. >> We have a condo right there in the beach. Okay. Very expensive condo. We bought I bought it. >> Okay. >> What are you doing to me? Why are you doing this to me? Why? Why? Why? Go out there and get the bad people. Go get some little housewife. Go get the bad people. They're Why are you picking on me? I am a good person. >> What are you doing in my car? >> I'm not in your car. In your car. I'm not in your car. >> Get out of my car. >> I am not in your car. >> What are you doing? >> I'm not in your car. >> Get away from my car. Get away from >> You're not in charge here, ma'am. >> You're not in charge here. >> Put me in jail. PUT THE COPS on me right now. >> I'm I'm going to tell you right now. If you don't calm down, >> she might need to be vacated because she's not active. >> Put me in jail. I don't care. >> What day is it? >> Do you know how much money I have? I don't care how much money you have. I really don't care. Do you know what today is? >> I don't know. >> The suspect here, Brenda, decided to brag about the expensive car she drove despite the fact that it wasn't relevant whatsoever. She also mentioned that she had five grandkids. She also didn't know what day it was or what year they were in. And by that point, the cops here just wanted her to calm down. >> I want you to calm down. That's it. >> Calm down when you're trying to arrest me. You know who I am. >> Did I tell you that I was going to arrest you? >> We're trying to help. >> Did I tell you that? >> We're trying to help you. >> Call my husband. >> I will, but I need you to calm down. >> I'll calm down. >> That is it. Okay. Can you sit back in your car for me, please? >> Fine. I will. Why don't we do that? >> She's either a diabetic or she >> Why don't you go picking the bad guys, the criminals? I am a woman. I live here. I contribute to this community. >> Ma'am, I understand that. >> Don't pick on the bad guys. >> Why are you picking on me? >> I give money to this community all the time. >> I think she's a diabetic. >> Would Would you let Would you let the paramedics check your blood sugar? >> No, >> I don't want to. >> Are you a diabetic? Are you a diabetic? >> I didn't say it was a diabetic. >> I'm asking, are you a diabetic? >> That's none of your information. >> Okay, we don't need to know that. >> Okay. Well, let me explain something to you. Um, I smell something. Either you you're possibly a diabetic or you've been drinking. One or the other. And your behavior >> could be either >> because you're irrational. One minute you're very calm and then >> I want I want my husband. I want my husband here right now. >> She kept demanding that her husband be called, but when they asked her for his number, she said she didn't know it by heart. When they asked the woman how they were supposed to find him, she then came up with a very smug suggestion. Call Call information >> for his cell phone number. >> Yeah, >> that doesn't work there. Information isn't even a thing anymore. >> You won't call my husband. You won't call my husband. Excuse me. >> I said you're going to regret that. You're going to regret that. >> I'm not going to regret anything. >> You are. >> Call my husband. I demand you call my husband. I demand it. I want my husband called. I want my husband called. >> Office 55. >> I want my husband called. You going to put me in jail? Fine. Put me in jail. I WANT MY HUSBAND. I want my husband called. >> My husband needs to be called. HE LOOKS AFTER ME. >> Can you come over here? Let me explain something to you. >> Do you understand? I have a problem. >> We know. We're trying to figure out what that problem is. >> I'm not drunk. >> Okay. Well, I smell something that smells alcohol. >> Yeah, smells like alcohol. >> Brenda's breath only confirmed the cop's suspicions. She was definitely drunk. By that point, she'd already been rude and erratic. But what she did seconds later irreversibly got her a trip to jail. >> Okay, PUT ME IN JAIL. LET'S GO. LET'S GO. PUT ME IN JAIL. HERE WE GO. >> HERE WE GO. Hit me in jail. >> You're not going to hit me with any more. I got that. I'm telling you that right now. You're not hit me WITH >> OH MY GOD. YOU'RE GOING TO JAIL NOW. You want it? You're >> I'm 85 years old. >> I don't give a What the You're doing to me. >> What are you doing to me? Put me in jail. >> Yep. >> Yep. >> Yeah. You hit him with the door. >> You hit me with the door. That's the game's over. >> We're not playing now. >> Okay. Put me in jail. I don't care. >> I have so much money. I'll get out of here. You >> go. >> What are you doing to me? What are you doing to me? I'M 85 YEARS OLD. WHAT ARE YOU DOING TO ME? IT HURTS. IT HURTS. IT HURTS. [screaming] IT HURTS. IT HURTS. IT HURTS. >> NO, IT DOESN'T. >> It hurts. >> The raging suspect was placed in a squad car. The female officer talked to the other cops and they all agreed that Brenda was drunk. Soon after, she wanted to talk to one of the cops and she was a lot more kinder than she'd been just minutes earlier. >> Want to apologize. I'm sorry if I said something that upset you. You didn't say anything that upset me, ma'am. You hit me with a car door. You pushed the car door into me. I was trying to find out if you were having a medical problem so that we could get you taken care of >> and you were angry at the questions that I was asking you. I >> You're going to put me in jail. >> I am. You hit me. You cannot batter a law enforcement officer. >> Well, I'm very sorry. I apologize. >> I accept your apology. It doesn't change things, but I do. >> You know who I am? How much I contribute to this community? >> I don't. I don't know. and it's it's irrelevant because it doesn't excuse the behavior. >> They charged the woman with disorderly intoxication and battery on law enforcement. She was given a $4,000 bond which she posted later. When she arrived in court, she [music] plead guilty to both charges and the prosecutor later dropped them. The next case takes us to the Nashville International Airport. On the 5th of October 2025, the cops responded to a call regarding a female at a gate who reportedly had assaulted an employee from Southwest Airlines. >> Hands on her like this like this like that's how I put my hands on her being a mong girl. >> Okay, let's stop that girl. >> I put my hands like >> Do I look like a Let's step away and let me get your story. Story right now all around. All right, let's separate you guys. >> You know what? This is a power hungry little >> Okay, so let's start from the beginning. What happened? Start from very >> on my flight. >> Okay, >> I've been here for a weekend. >> We did we did music. We did >> We did the normal national. >> We did the Nash Vegas, right? >> Okay, fair enough. >> Okay, I'm going home. My husband's waiting to pick me up at the other end. And this goes, "I'm not letting you on the plane." And I'm like, "What? Why?" >> Oh, you lied. >> No. >> No. Okay. >> I mean, I'm I'm fine. >> The suspect claimed she was fine, but the woman's version of events became a little bit questionable after the cops talked to the employee who' stopped her from boarding. The employees version, unsurprisingly, was very different. >> Did you spill any alcohol or anything? >> Yes. Yes. She She was drunk. As she's saying that, I can automatically like taste the alcohol coming. She's like, "I need to get on this flight. I've been down here on the girls trip. Yep. We've been drinking or whatever. She's like, but I haven't been drinking today. >> So, have you had anything drink today? Be honest. >> Okay. How much did you drink here? >> Nothing. >> Nothing here, but she's telling me she has to get on this flight. She's a She has to get on the bus. So, we finally start walking. We get in the middle. She want to stop and start talking. I'm telling her, "Wait, let's get over here." She start the little putting her hands on me like, "No, we going to, you know, we need to talk. I got to get on this plate." I'm like, "No, ma'am. Step She like, "Okay." She come over there. She start yelling at me. >> When y'all start doing this, that's when she start pushing up on me. >> After hearing the employees account, it became clear that the suspect wasn't as mild as she had claimed. On top of that, behaving belligerently toward the staff wasn't enough for the lady. She also had to brag about her status. >> I'm an A-list. Okay. So, >> I'm an A-list person. So, I went to get on and the guy goes, "Well, no." >> Okay. So, >> I look like I am. Do I I'm mad. >> I get it. I get that. >> But do I look like I'm super impaired? I am not. Just saying. >> I don't make that choice. That's Southwest. Southwest private company. They can deny for any reason. >> Because she I'm a white woman. I'm a white woman and I'm going to sue them. >> Okay. So, like I said, they can deny for anybody. We can get you rebooked. We can find you. >> My husband is waiting for me. >> Okay. >> In a very heated manner, she was trying to blame the staff in front of the officers. In addition, the female employee wasn't the only one sick of the woman with all of her gestures and talk. And soon enough, the officer was annoyed, too. >> Stop talking. >> All right. Let me try to help you out. We'll get this figured out, okay? And then we'll go from there. Okay. >> Oh my god, this is so horrible. Horrible. >> I'm an A-list person. >> No, I don't. Do I? >> I'm mad. I'm so keep our voice down. Okay, >> I can't tell you how mad I am. >> Let's just try to keep our voice down right now. >> You know what? >> This is This is cross discrimination. I am being discriminated against as a white woman traveling. I touched her. I touched her like that. >> I mean, yeah. Okay. >> We do that. I'm old. do those things. >> The female employee didn't want to press charges, but the staff unanimously decided that she wasn't going to take the flight. When the cops explained to the woman that she'd have to find a room for the night, she got pretty upset. >> So, you're going to let them throw me off this flight even though I am completely sober. >> Okay. It's a privilege to fly, not a right. Okay. So, if the airlines decide to deny you boarding, >> okay, so the airlines decide to deny you boarding, they will have to escort [music] you off. So, >> do I look like a messenger? >> Like I said, >> I don't >> What are we going to do? Are you going to get a hotel or no? Ma'am, I'll stay over here. So, what are we going to do? >> I want my flight. I want to go home and get in my bed. >> No one wants to get home more than us. Okay. But >> really, [music] then what ARE YOU DOING ABOUT THAT? >> I don't work for the airlines. Well, I think what you should do is say she's not in. >> Okay. So, this is what's going to happen. Whether you're going to get a hotel, I'm not >> or you're going to go to jail. What would you other do? I do not want to take you to jail, but I will. >> Maybe what I'll do. Maybe what I'll do is go stay with my friend who's the on. >> By raising her voice at the cops, she was already on thin ice. Soon after, they told her to lower her voice. Sadly, she'd already passed the point where she could calm down and relax. And as she continued arguing with them, the cops were left with no other choice but to act. [music] And they did so decisively. Put your phone down. Okay. >> I called my friend. >> I'm texting my under arrest now. >> What? >> For what? >> Take your bag off. Do not resist. Do not resist. Do not try to HIT ME. STOP IT. >> I DID NOTHING. >> I did nothing. I looked at my phone. You guys are such >> Okay. relax at all. >> Relax. >> I am not going to relax. Good for you. >> I want you. I TRIED. >> I SAID I'M GOING TO CALL MY FRIEND and go to their house is what I said. >> And I've given you several options and I gave you >> and I said I'm going to go to their house. >> And I've told you several times and you weren't listening. Okay. So, we're at this point now. you guys are making. >> As far as the suspect went, she was hoping the cops would show her mercy just because she was A-list, or so she claimed. But sadly for this woman, it wasn't going to happen. When they arrested the woman, there was a deep sense of relief. And as the cops escorted her out, the entire airport burst into applause. That's the way you're going to be this year on the right. >> What? What? >> Pull away from you. >> I'm going to sue every one of you. >> Every here. >> One of you, >> we're going to search you and place you in. >> Search me. >> GO AHEAD. >> I DON'T HAVE A BRA. Let go of my >> I will not. >> I am so mad. >> Okay. >> And you know what? You're a tw. >> Okay. >> You people are so The woman was still enraged, but she was slowly getting sober and more aware of her situation. When she realized her threats and insults were not going to help her, she tried to change the cop's minds by name dropping her relatives. >> You know, my daughter and her husband both went to the police academy. >> Can you let go? >> Let go of me, you dumb. >> You people are so stupid. So stupid. So my son-in-law, his first week as a foreign officer responded to a bank robbery. They shot at him. >> I'm going to glasses of wine this afternoon with my friend. >> I said you're upset, but >> this is how you're treating me. You are all Stop. Stop. Okay. >> And can you get my hat? >> Yes, we'll get you a hat. Okay. Everything >> good. Put me in. >> All right. For us, please. >> Oh, isn't that nice? >> She was placed in a squad car, but the show wasn't done yet. Minutes later, she made sure to remind the cops of her presence again. When the officers tightened her loose handcuffs, she reacted rude and hysterically. So once again, she got what she deserved. >> Are you going to spit again? Cuz we're going to PUT THIS OVER HERE. >> YOU GOING TO SPIT ON ME AGAIN? >> NO. IT'S CUTTING OFF MY CIRCULATION. >> NO, IT'S NOT. I [screaming] GET >> OH MY GOD, THAT HURTS SO MUCH. >> OH MY GOD. I NEED TO CALL my husband. >> Don't call your husband in jail. >> Do not kick me. You up. >> I got OUT OF IT ONCE. I'LL GET OUT OF IT AGAIN. LEAVE ME ALONE. >> Leave me alone. >> Just take me wherever you're going to take. >> Ma'am, this is going on you. >> How does that feel that I got out of everything you put me in? You dumb ass. >> Well, good job. Call another charger. We have this. >> She was eventually taken to jail. The officer she spat on definitely wanted to prosecute. They charged the woman with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest, public intoxication, and assault on law enforcement, which they filed as a felony. On September 27th, 2025, the cops got a call from a suburban residence. Reportedly, a woman illegally entered her neighbor's house and assaulted the owner. When the officers got there, the suspect tried to avoid them. >> Hey, ma'am. Come here. I got to >> Hold on. I got to We got to talk to you. So, you can't take a walk over here. Come here, ma'am. Ma'am, I'm talking to you. Come here. I'm telling you. Just sit tight here for a second. Okay. Can you tell me what's going on? Why are we here? >> Because they're provoking me. That's >> what What does that mean? What does provoking mean? [snorts] >> Hold on. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. >> You're make They want to make me the bad guy. I'm I'm so I'm I'm talking to you and you are not free to leave. Okay. So you can't walk away from me when I'm trying to investigate if a crime occurred in my house. >> No, we are here right now. So you chose to walk over here. >> Mhm. >> I am now addressing you out here. Okay. >> Okay. Fine. >> So can you tell me what happened right now? >> Last Sunday between 4:30 and 5:30 they were making this obnoxious noise. As you can see my deck is straight earsh. >> Where do you Where do you live? >> I live right there. >> What's What number? What house? >> 56. >> So 56 and they live over here. So a couple hundred feet away, >> I guess. I don't >> sure. Okay. >> It was a couple hundred feet away from her, but the neighbor's leaf blower got the woman very annoyed. At this point, the cop wanted to find out what exactly had triggered the suspect's anger. [music] >> So what happened on Sunday? >> I came over and told them that there were some rules in the association about making that noise. They said, "You're new here. You don't know what you're talking about. We've been here 30 years. Basically, they could do whatever they wanted. They continued. >> Okay. >> I even with my windows closed. I could hear that machine. >> Sure. And this is all on Sunday. >> Sunday night. >> Okay. >> Right. Dinner time. Can't be out on the deck. >> Okay. >> Continued all day Monday, even as late as 7:00. Part of the day Tuesday. On Tuesday, we had a board meeting. I spoke to the president of our board, told him about this. I asked him what could I do >> on a Sunday evening like that. He said, "Call the police." Well, that was not something I wanted to do. Okay. So, when they started up again Sunday at 5. Now, does that sound like they were intentionally trying to aggravate me? I think so. I came over to talk to her. She wouldn't turn off the machine. Let's slow down. So, what do you mean? When you came over, you talked to her. >> She was on her deck. >> Okay. >> Making noise. >> Where did you go? >> On this side of the deck fence. >> Okay. >> I said, "Can you turn that off? Can I p you?" >> Did you go inside her house? >> No, not at that point. >> As the woman continued her narrative, it was important for the cop to find out if she'd been talking to her neighbor outside. And the woman confirmed that was indeed the case. Once that was established, he let her continue her story. She wouldn't turn off the machine. >> Okay. >> She completely ignored me. Pretended I wasn't there. I went onto the deck. I tried to grab the machine. >> What do you mean you went onto the deck? How did you get into the deck? >> There's an opening right in front of those. >> So, there's a door to the to the unit. >> No, there's [snorts] How You ask your companion how he got on the deck. There's a gate in front of the door to the house. Okay. She gave onto the deck. I went onto the deck. I tried to grab the machine to get her to stop and listen to me. She started yelling, "Don't touch me. Don't touch me." >> Mhm. >> The dog was barking at the door. The inside door was open. I knocked knock. There was somebody sitting in there. She saw me. I knocked knock again. She ignored me. I opened the door. I don't remember if I walked in. I said, "Can I talk to you?" Something like that. And then she started screaming at me. So I came out and I called you folks and I went over there to tell them I'm so upset. I went over there to tell them that the president of the association told me I should call the police and I did not want to do that. Okay, that's why I went over there. >> The officer asked the woman if she remembered what she grabbed with her hand. She replied that she'd been so aggravated that she hadn't noticed. The officer asked her again what exactly she'd grabbed. And as things turned out, there was indeed a reason that he was pressing the question. >> Do you remember grabbing her arm at all to prevent her from trying to blow >> the leaf blower? >> She was pointing it at me. So I may have done that. >> She was starting to point it at me. >> Well, there is a mark on her arm. >> Okay, then I guess I grabbed her arm. >> So you grabbed her arm. Okay. With my finger. The big issue we have here is number one, why would you go into somebody's home and confront them like that? >> And number two, >> wasn't thinking straight. >> And number two, do you think it is all right to grab somebody in their in their own home on her deck like that? >> As I said, I wasn't thinking straight. >> I'm No, I'm just asking. Do you think that's okay? >> I think if somebody's ignoring the >> No, no, no, no, no, no, no. Do you think it's okay? >> I did not go over there with the intention of grabbing her. >> But you came over there to confront her about the leaf blowing. You You didn't >> I went over to tell them I didn't want to call the police. >> Okay. And then what happened? But you said after she ignored you, >> stop and listen to me. >> The suspect was trying to downplay her actions. However, the officer emphasized the fact that she had entered her neighbor's property and grabbed the woman's arm to the point it was bruising. The suspect then tried to walk away from him, visibly annoyed by the questions. >> So, does that kind of does that make that okay? Where are we going? Where are we going? >> We aren't going anywhere. I am stopping to talk to you. And I said, "You cannot leave because we are past the point here right now." >> I confess. I confess. I went up on her deck. I tried to grab something to get her to stop making noise and listen to me. If I grabbed her arm, I grabbed her arm. >> You can't do that. >> Okay. I can't do it. >> You absolutely cannot do that. >> Fine. I agree. I can't do it. >> Absolutely. Do you have your driver's license on you? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. I'm going to need your basic information. Okay. >> There was no way the woman could argue with the officer's logic. Therefore, she confessed to the officer and began to agree with everything he said, hoping it all would end with just a conversation. But sadly for this woman, it was too late for her to come clean. >> So, you committed a battery. Okay. >> And criminal trespass. and criminal trespass to you cannot grab somebody. >> Okay, fine. >> And you can't touch anybody. >> I got it. >> You do got that. Okay, if your hands behind your back, you are under arrest. Okay, >> for heaven's sakes, >> we are past this point, ma'am. Okay. >> Well, they must be loving this. >> Okay, let's walk over just a moment. My husband has >> Where is he? Is he home? >> Okay. Is he home? >> He is home. You won't be gone very long regardless because you're going to have to [music] come back. We're not you're not being held in jail. Okay? You're going to get your charges, your documentation, and then you're going to go to your court date. >> I can walk better if you're both. >> That's fine. I'm just guiding you, ma'am. >> Thank you. >> I'm glad to see you're making light of all this, especially when we're trying to reiterate what you did is obviously not okay. >> You should call 911 regardless of what's going on. You aren't the police. You don't have the legal authority to go to somebody's house to do that. >> Let us do our job. >> Well, I told you my intention. >> Well, your intention and where you're at is different. So, we'll go walk over here. >> After arresting the woman, she was taken down to the station. She was later charged with criminal trespass and aggravated battery. She really had to learn a lesson about overstepping boundaries, and we can only hope the arrest taught her just that. On April 18th, 2025 in Florida, deputies responded to a golf course after reportedly a 79year-old employee there had attacked a male golfer. When the officers got there, they talked to the victim, Ralph, and his colleagues. >> Yeah, he got me and you got him. >> Yeah, both of you guys. >> Yeah, >> he got him better than he got me. >> But he did put his hands on you though. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Hey, first he Ralph just went to talk to him to tell him to speed it up, jumped out of his car, pushed this man down on the ground. That's what I ran over. >> Then he was on top of me. >> Then he got on top of you. >> Yeah. Okay. >> And both you guys are employed here, staff, correct? >> Okay. >> All right. Biggest thing right now. You on EMS? Just check that out. >> Would you like to have EMS? Check it out. >> I don't know. Should I? >> N. >> No, it No, you didn't split it. >> I mean, I wouldn't, but you know, it's up to you. I'm okay at [laughter] the end of the day. End of day. You may feel mad, but >> we want to press charges again. >> Oh, yeah. Okay. Okay. >> Perfect. >> He started. >> We're gonna take all the statements from the people that were that did see everything. >> He says he [ __ ] him first. There ain't no way he hit him. >> Okay. >> He just walked over to talk to him and he shoved him back. >> This is his car. >> Is it his car? >> That's Can you just leave that? Just leave it there. >> He left three empties. I don't know how many he had. >> Okay. But he left three empties in the cart. >> Okay. All right. >> The aggressive customer had clearly had too much to drink based on the empty beer containers in his golf cart. Fortunately, the cops got there soon enough and they found the man in the golf club parking lot. >> What's up, boss man? How you doing? Mind taking your hands out of your pockets for me? >> Okay. >> All right. That's it. >> Okay, you're good. You bleeding? >> I am because they hit me and they're saying I they didn't hit me. >> Okay, so hold on. I read both side of the stories. That's fine. >> No, it's fine. >> Okay. I just wanted to come talk to you before he took off and they made some allegations against you. Okay. >> No, they did. And I have ID on here or something? >> She has it. >> You have his ID? >> What? >> My ID? >> Yeah. >> And they're all against me. And as you can see, I'm sure there's blood all over my mouth cuz I have cotton mouth now because >> But who are you with? You were with her and anybody else? with her and one other golfer, but it was a random. >> They were they moved. >> The 24 year old golfer looked a lot more agitated than the employees he had attacked. The cops asked the man how the altercation started, but the suspect didn't want to talk to the officers till one of the staff members standing nearby had left. >> I'm going to wait till he leaves cuz I'm not I'm not going to have him go over there and tell him. >> Mike, you mind going over there and waiting for me over there? Absolutely. >> Thank you. >> Okay. So, we were on the back nine. I'm a beginner. I was with three other beginners. None. She was did not golf. None of us know how to golf. Okay. >> So, we're taking our time. You know, we're having fun. I've been drinking. I'm not I'm straight up. I'm going to tell you. I've been drinking. I'm not going to lie to you. There's no point. >> I've been drinking. We've been golfing. And they came up behind us and they said I not word for word cuz I don't remember what they said, but basically it was, "Can you guys speed it up?" You know, there was a group of four and another group of four behind us. >> But you need to pick up the page. change >> because I'll come talk to you after. Okay. I just don't want conflicting. So, >> this might have anything to do with it, but I was origally supposed to go out at 12:15. >> Okay. >> And I went out to, you know, 12 whole 10 >> and everyone was complaining. You know, no one like I I get it. It's golf. >> Instead of getting straight to the point, the suspect was sharing unnecessary details. The officer then tried to push the man to be more direct with him as the cop wanted to know how the whole thing started between he and the employees. >> We get back to that back nine. We like I think we just finished hole nine or I guess hole 18, whatever. Back nine, >> you know, and we're on the back 18, I'll call it. And we're coming up, you know, right across where that canopy tent where all the carts are. Okay. >> And we're coming up and I said something to him because the lady in front of us said something. I said, "Hey, were you assist like, you know, I'm just I'm a beginner. I don't know how to golf. I came out here to have fun. I paid the money. I wanted to golf." >> Okay. >> And so I said to one of those three in the red, I don't know who. I don't want to point out you and it wasn't you. >> Okay. >> So I come behind him and I say, "Hey, were you this good when you first started?" >> Yep. >> And he said, "No." And I said, "Okay, we're all beginners. We're trying to have fun." Cuz they were trying to speed us up cuz I guess the group behind was complaining. And so we come up here to, you know, like lit right there straight. >> I guess their clubhouse, whatever it is, and I don't really remember how it started, but the one dude that I pushed got in my face and to me I felt threatened. >> So, did you push him first? >> I did push him, but he was, you know, I I can't do it to you cuz you're a cop, but you know, he's in my car and I felt threatened, so I pushed him. >> The suspect here was trying to play the victim. He made it seem like he and his girlfriend actually felt threatened by the employee who was 79 years old. Finally, he began to talk about the actual fight. >> I got up and I pushed him and I me being drinking not realizing he's an older man and he fell on his back and then his buddy I think it was the taller No, that's the guy that I pushed. Another gentleman that's not going to show came over to me and I think he hit I mean I'm bleeding. I You don't just bleed from bleeding. And he's saying he didn't. Everyone's saying over there they didn't hit me. But I I stumbled and fell. So old man must have had a punch on him or I'm just one of them. You can laugh if you want. I fell into those trees. Literally into the trees and I got up and that's when I came after whoever hit me cuz I was pissed off and some pause for a second. So you push him, he falls on the ground, you get out of the golf cart and then you feel somebody push you or do they punch you in the face? >> So I got out of the golf cart when he came up to me and I pushed him. I did push him and I, you know, >> she got out of the golf cart. >> I did get out of the golf cart. It was at that point I'm already threatened. You know, I have a girlfriend with me. I'm not going to let no one touch her. So, I got over, you know, I was you're over top of him and then I got hit or pushed. I don't know what. I I'm not going to try and tell you I hit him or I pushed him or he pushed me or hit me. I don't know. >> Well, at least the man was cooperative with the cops and didn't try to hide the truth. The cops were appreciative, but things weren't looking good for him. They still had to detain the man and they did it right there in the parking lot. >> Just based off the thing, I'm going to put you in the back of my car. I'm going to detain you for right now. Okay, that's >> Turn around for me. Put my hand behind your back. >> Perfect. All right, we'll see. They might not even press charges, bro. You never know. They already said they're going to press charges. I might be alone, but it's okay. >> I appreciate you guys. >> All right, here. I'm going to take your golf club out anywhere in there. After putting the suspect in the squad car, the cops went back to the golf club. When they got there, the staff showed them video from the moment of the altercation. Based on what the officer saw in the footage, he had the evidence he needed to determine who the aggressor was. >> I was talking to him. >> Oh, there it is. >> Oh, he's just talking to him. >> Look at She's pushing him away. Now, here comes the other guy running over >> and it's Scott's running. [music] That's Scott. >> Wow. Well, we see that he went after him, >> but he was defended his coworker. >> And now they're that doesn't look >> to me. It doesn't appear that he's being threatening to while he was standing by him by the car. >> Ralph was just standing there talking to him. The kid came and pushed him. >> I will talk to the officer real quick. >> You got all that? >> Yeah. >> Okay. After reviewing the footage, the officer went back to talk to the suspect and read him his rights. As far as the suspect went, he wasn't happy about being handcuffed, and he still saw himself as the victim. The officer explained the situation to him and to one of the employees of the golf club. >> The guy who hit you is a separate incident from the guy that >> But why am I in custody? He's >> Cuz yours is a felony because he's older than 65. In the state of Florida, they're up to you a felony. >> I still get hit by someone else. It's the same thing. Do you want to talk to me and give me a statement about the situation or not? I can let him go. It doesn't matter. >> Talk to attorney. >> Talk to attorney. >> So, this is what's going on. So, we're trying to press charges on this guy. He has to give me a sworn statement, but I have to read him his Miranda rightites to tell me what happened. We already have the video, we've seen what happened. He's being charged on his battery. The only reason that he's going in cuffs is because the guy was older than 65, which in the state of Florida, that makes it a felony. >> The guy, this guy is getting charged with a misdemeanor battery against him. He's just not going in cuffs because it's a misdemeanor because he is not over that 65. Good. He has to go. >> He's still getting arrested. It's just a ticket instead of a >> It's a misdemeanor ticket. It's still an arrest. >> The second employee had also been involved in the altercation. After the suspect pushed his colleague Ralph to the ground, the employee had reacted. Now, the officer talked to him to try and clarify what had happened. >> We have enough evidence to charge you with battery. You have one of two decisions. You make a confession and you go around the route of an arrest preverse adult prereversion program. It's a short program where you [music] attend a class in Port Charlotte. You pay a small, you may pay a fine, you may not. And then it's maybe a a couple day course where you might do community service, you might not. And as soon as you're done, this is expuned from your record and it [music] basically keeps you from having a record. That's why we have this. Or it's I arrest you right now and I take you down to Charlotte County Jail to where you have to go down there. >> No, I don't want to go to Charlotte County Jail. So, do you want to revise your statement? >> Revise my statement as of what? >> As to saying whether you struck the true mount that I keep [music] on saying that. My bad. Struck the gentleman. >> No, I never got my hands on it. >> We Okay. >> I I was going back there to look. She said all she saw was me running towards that way. >> Okay. >> And then people got in front of me. He hit me and then I was [music] still trying to chase him away cuz he kept still coming. >> I got video. According to the employee, he'd acted in self-defense against the aggressive golfer. However, the evidence here did not support his claim. When the officer looked at the video, he saw something different, and that's when things took an unexpected turn for the employee. >> I got video of you being aggressive to him. Yes, he did push down the first gentleman, which he is getting charged with that. Um, then afterwards, he's already [music] off the guy being held by his girlfriend. You run over and you throw a punch at >> I did not throw a punch at him. >> You think I'm lining right now? >> Well, after I get hit in the face. >> I work here. >> It's fine if you work here. But >> he hit me first. I did not hit him. >> He already gave you the option. What? What are we >> I'll take the option. >> So, do you wish to revise your statement? >> What? That I hit him? >> Yes. Cuz you said you already said you touched him, so you pushed him. So, that's technically battery enough as is. So, you battered him at one point in time, correct? By shoving him. Yeah, I was trying to get him down to the ground. >> All right. So, what you need to do before next Wednesday is you need to contact this phone number. Okay. It's to the Charlotte County Sheriff's Office, the justice center that we have. It's on East Marian. I guess they moved it down to Pagord. You just contact him. He'll get in touch with you about the program and what you need to do. >> Okay. >> Okay. Get in touch with him before Wednesday. If not, then we're going to have to put an open trial cause name for you, which is basically a warrant to be arrested for battery. >> We don't Exactly. We don't want >> Trying to protect my 80-year-old friend. >> Okay. >> The golf club employee completely disagreed with him, but he shoved the attacker to the ground, and under Florida law, he'd committed a crime. The cops then gave the man a chance to admit his guilt. >> Okay. Well, I'm not guilty of anything. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> You have to >> push your hands on your back. My wall. >> Absolutely. >> Walk this way. >> We'll get you stuff. >> Okay. >> I'm just going to take your sunglasses off. All right. You're going to be in the bathroom without your sit in. Sit in. Ultimately, they charged the attacker, the 24 year old, with battery on a person over 65 years old. As for the employee, he also got a charge of simple battery. On June the 11th, 2023, the cops responded to a venue just after the fight between Floyd Mayweather and John Gotti III. Moments later, the reality star, Joselyn Hernandez, best known from Love and Hip Hop, got into a physical altercation with another reality star, Big Lex. When the officers got there, they started things off by talking to an employee. >> There was a woman fighting with another woman, but there were two men involved and they were hitting that woman. >> I want you to know that they >> One with high braids and another one, he might have been gay, but they chased after him. So that girl did not have a fair fight. Whoever is topless right now, it was two women. But there was a man that ran. I don't like that, you know. But they kept hitting her that in the face. >> If you see her, let me know because >> he's over there. They might They might see the girl. >> The girl. They carried her, but they kept attacking her. >> Yeah. >> And I don't know where she is. >> I got to go there because there's something going on over here. >> Clearly, the fight was among several people, including Joselyn Hernandez. When the officers approached her, she was incredibly agitated and was accompanied by her friend who was equally worked up. >> Get him out of here. Get him out of here, man. >> Get him out of here. >> Get out of here. >> Relax. Relax. We'll take care of this. >> Get him out of here right now. >> He's on the way. >> Get him out of here right now. >> Or it's going to be a royal rumble. >> Get him out of here. I [ __ ] >> You're on the good side. >> Hey, you're you're on the good you don't want any trouble. >> You don't do that. >> I don't care. Why me? Don't you touch me. >> As far as Joseline went, she was so upset that she showed aggression toward the cops. To calm things down, they moved her away from the people who'd been triggering her anger. But even at that point, she just wouldn't calm down. And in the blink of an eye, things got to a boiling point. >> No one's going to touch you. >> Shut up. >> You shut up. Hey, >> now you going >> I got it. I got I got it. I got it. Man, I got >> I got to go. >> Relax. >> I got a you if you me going. >> Nobody wants to hurt you. Are you going to hurt? >> Are you going down? >> You going out first? >> Oh my mother. >> The reality star's hostility just wouldn't die down. She was flooding the cops with curses and insults. In addition, it wasn't enough for the woman to intimidate them in English, and she began yelling in Spanish. Not going to play with you. [clears throat] We're going to get more charges. >> Don't you >> me? >> Despite the officer's commands, Jocelyn kept on resisting. As they tried to escort her out of the venue, she was causing serious trouble for the cops and she still had plenty of energy to resist them aggressively. >> Hey, let go. >> CUT IT OUT. CUT IT OUT. >> HEY, let go of me right now. >> Are you going to stop at me? >> Are you going to stop? >> Yes. You let go of me. >> Are you going to stop picking me right now? Stop picking. Stop picking. Stop picking. Stop picking. Look at me. Look at me. I gave you the >> go. >> The cops finally managed to escort this enraged celebrity out. She was taken to an underground parking area where they hoped she might settle down a bit, but the cops were dead wrong. >> I will make it so difficult for you in a way. I'm going to make you lose your job. Them crackers. Hey, don't touch me. I'm judgment. Hey, stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Stand up. Don't touch me. >> Daddy cracker. >> As we mentioned earlier, the person Jocelyn and her group had to fight with was the reality star Big Lex. As she explained her side of the story, it became clear that she and Joselyn had previous encounters. Joshua Hernandez, Ballistic, her husband, the girls that are on her show. >> Her entire her entire crew. >> Her entire crew. >> Oh, they grab your chain or something. And >> they try to rob me. They try to take my chain out, try to take my watch off. >> Okay. Why would they do that? >> I I don't know. >> I used to um I was on her show a couple years ago and ever since I got off her show, she just hated me. >> Okay. So when she guess when she seen me at for the first time in a couple years, she just decided to. >> All right. You want to press charges? >> Most definitely. >> Yeah. Yes, sir. >> I'm the girl that they jumped. >> I know. I was there. >> Did you? Oh, thank you. >> Oh, wow. >> You said it jumped. >> That was before. She had all of them jumped me, beat me down to the ground, smoke me in my head. And then after that, after the big security had got me and put me on that little thing, then Jocelyn came out of nowhere and did this. >> What was that laughing? >> In the end, Joselyn was taken to the county jail where she definitely wouldn't be laughing. They charged the woman with battery on law enforcement, trespassing, and resisting with violence. On June the 5th, 2025 at Palm Beach International Airport, the cops were dispatched to the Delta Sky Lounge. An unruly passenger refused to follow the club rules and wouldn't leave when asked. Once the officers got there, they made contact with the suspect. I'm a member of a platform. Can't go away from disgusting anything insulting them tremendously. >> Out of the airport completely. >> Oh, you think so? >> I am. >> There's my supervisor right there. So, yes, >> you can speak your mind. >> Don't talk to your supervisor. Speak for yourself. >> I am speaking for myself in case you wanted my supervisor because I'm telling you with my authority that you're about 2 seconds from leaving the airport >> because of why? Because why? Because I'm telling you you need to leave now. And you're telling me you're not going to leave? >> Because of why I leave. >> Because Because you don't have because you don't have the proper identification to get into the club in the first place. You have to have that card. If you don't have that card, >> what? >> Where is that in your manual? >> It's in their requirement that you have to have their >> manual. >> The suspect wasn't willing to leave and was unable to communicate calmly with the cops. After not complying with the female cop, her supervisor took charge of things and that's when things got worse for the suspect. >> I'm gonna ask one question. Are you going to leave this room right now? >> Yeah, certainly. >> Then get up and leave. >> Then get up and leave. >> If you don't leave, you're under risk for trespass. Period. I'm not going to play with you. >> What are you going to do? >> I'm not playing. >> One more question. Are you going to get up and leave? >> Can I ask a question? >> No, you may not. You may take your stuff and get out or you're going to go go to jail for trespassing. What is your choice? My choice is >> then you're going to go to jail. >> I said no. My choice is to leave. >> What sir? My choice was to leave. >> No, no, no, no. My choice was to leave. Huh? >> No. I said I'm going to leave. >> You have plenty of options. >> No. I said I'm going to leave. >> Sir, I said I'm going to leave. >> I said I'm going to leave. >> No, it's too late now. This is not just another >> what I'm saying. >> I thought you said that one chance to leave and I said you never what you're doing. >> We gave him we gave you ample opportunity to stand the [ __ ] out and you didn't. >> Ow. Jesus Christ. >> You're not supposed to be comfortable and there's two on you. Okay. The cops quickly taught the man a lesson and held him accountable for his arrogant behavior. He softened up pretty quick, but it was already too late. As they escorted him out, the man seemed visibly ashamed. >> It's too embarrassing. >> What? There's no one here. There's no one here. >> Sit up. Sit down. Do anything. Sit down. >> Turn to the side. Turn to the side. I'm not touching your wrist. >> Sit down sideways and swing your feet around. >> They took the suspect to a staff room and when he got there, he quickly got into more trouble. This unruly passenger didn't answer the cops respectfully and one of the cops got incredibly frustrated. >> Everything that's in the bag What are you talking about? >> This is your personal property >> right here. This is my notebook and my notepad. >> You definitely did. Okay. Keep your mouth shut. Okay. >> Keep your mouth shut. All these cameras in here are recording right now. Okay. >> I'm not a buddy. Okay. Keep your mouth shut. Okay. That's what you should do right now. It's very person. We're going to put you in a car in a minute. Okay. We don't need your assistance on what we're doing. We know exactly what we're doing. We're inventorying your items because you're arrested. Listen to me talk. You're you're arrested right now. You're in custody. Everything that you have will be placed into evidence. So, we have to inventory every item that you have, okay? We do not care if it's personal or private, okay? It will get inventoried. We will go through every belonging that you have, including anything in your pocket. >> The cops didn't hold back with the man, and after wrapping up their detention procedures, he was escorted out of the airport and placed in a squad car. >> Need assistance, sir, or are you able to get up by yourself? I got it. I got it. Be careful. Turn off. They took him to the jail house and he was charged with trespassing and resisting without violence. On the 14th of February, 2024 in Summit, New Jersey, the cops got a call from the local boutique called Collective. They were informed by the staff about the probable theft of an expensive Louis Vuitton purse. When the officers got there, they heard the employees description of the female suspect. >> Um, >> what's she look like? >> Oh, sorry. Yeah, >> she is Asian with black fluffy hair. >> Straight all black. >> Suspects potentially Asian female. Black fluffy hair. >> Wearing black clothing. She was in black clothing. >> Black. Yeah. >> What's the store that she's at right now? Bonnie. >> And that's called Beachwood. Okay. >> All right. Thank you. >> Right at that moment, the employee got a message that the suspect was nearby in another shop. The cops left the boutique and gathered in front of that shop as the suspect was likely inside. >> So, how do you think >> she the lady came in, evening lady, and the owner said she was helping another customer. She was standing at the register. She saw her standing by where the purse was and she was like and she said the woman was like being weird and kind of like not really making eye contact or whatever. And uh next just left and she walked over when she was done with that customer however much long after I guess an hour or whatever after Saul was gone. Nobody else been in the store apparently according to what she was telling him. >> And the purse is >> the purse is gone. >> Is that black? >> Louis Vuitton. I don't know. >> It's a black Louis Vuitton. >> $1,200 black Louis Vuitton. Like one of those chest purses, but smaller ones. >> Okay. Can you take a picture of it? Send it to me. >> Me? >> No, we're not out with her yet. We're not going to make contact. >> Is she wearing a black bag? Is that's what she has in the picture? >> Yeah. She's wearing a Louis Vuitton bag then. >> Okay. So, the the black bag that she looks like she has over her shoulder. Is that the one >> she had on in the store? >> Okay. So, we're thinking that there's another purse that's in that. >> Yeah. It's it's it's small. She said it's like a handbag, but it's Louis Vuitton. So, it would have Louis Vuitton print on it. Like it's like a you know, almost like a brown color. You know, >> the same size as she shows us when we were both there. Right. >> The cops once again synced up the sequence of events with the boutique staff. It appeared that employees from the other shop had informed their colleagues that the suspect was there. The officers entered the shop and confronted the woman. >> Hello. >> I have a question for you real quick. Uh we were over at the collective earlier. Were you there today? The >> store on Summit Avenue? >> Yeah. >> Um the owner there [music] said that she a uh purse went missing from the front and she wasn't sure um where it might be. >> Okay. >> She said she was working with speaking with another customer when you were there. Um, do you happen to know? Did you see the purse that um >> I looked around there? >> Looked around there. Okay. Do you take anything? >> No. >> No. >> Okay. Do you mind if I look through your bag? >> Yeah, I do. I just went shopping. >> Okay. Um, >> what's your what's your person? >> Lisa. >> Lisa. [music] >> Yeah. >> That's detective. This is probably just the wrong place, wrong time. [music] I understand you probably took it from it. Um, but at the end of the day, we're just trying to do our job. >> Understand? >> It appears that you were the only person who stole this missing and sometimes things up by accident. Like we're just gathering our stuff and seems like you have a lot of stuff. We just want to rule that out. >> Yeah, it's kind of culture. >> The cops informed the woman, whose name was Lisa, that they were just doing their jobs. They had the right to detain her as she was the only person in the boutique when the purse went missing. Lisa, however, disagreed. But I wasn't. There was somebody in here. >> Oh, there was. >> Yeah. >> Oh, it sounded like you wouldn't be the first person. >> That's incorrect. >> Okay. Do you have the drivers on? >> Can we have that just for reference? >> I don't. >> I understand. I understand you don't like it, >> but it's the reality. >> No, we're conducting an investigation and it appears that you have been named as a potential suspect. And so, unfortunately, by law, you do have to turn over your driver's license for This is that's and see that's not even true. I wasn't even the only one. >> That could have been me. I could have misheard. Um [music] but it sounded like you were the only person in there. >> I understand this is probably just wrong place. It could just be you inadvertently picked something up. [music] You didn't mean to. Um >> I don't know to tell you but any you can do to help us. We can put this to bed. If [music] it was the other person, maybe there's video of the other person doing it, but there is cameras in there. So, I just want to spend one way or the other. If you would help us, that would be awesome. >> Lisa told the cops that she felt embarrassed. However, she did show her documents to the officers. But right at that moment, one of the cops saw something in her bag and it just raised their suspicion further. >> Is the inside of your first round? >> Yes. Well, I have I have >> a brownie in there. >> No, >> it sure looks like it >> right there. >> No. >> Right there. Could see it. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Okay. Damn. I don't want under arrest. I don't want you in the store. >> No. That's so long. >> Okay. So, can we see the purse, please? It's in front of you. I can see it in your back. Turn over your driver's license. [music] Unless you want to get put in handcuffs right this moment. >> No, I don't I don't want to. >> I already view. Okay. Take take it back off. [music] >> You're going to get you're going to get put in handcuffs and I'm trying to treat you with respect. >> So much you could have gone so much easier. Just give us your ID. >> I don't even know if this victim wants to pursue this at this point. Okay. I don't even know that. Okay. [music] But I have been detained. It's in plain view. I just saw, okay? And I don't want to get into a fight with you. And I can see how nervous you're getting. >> No, I'm I'm irritated. >> Well, I I would be too if I was that lady over there and my purse was in your bag. >> She begged the cops to let her go, but they were determined to uncover the truth about things and return the luxury item. After spotting the brown Louis Vuitton purse hidden in her bag, they were close to resolving the case. >> We can do this now here or just handcuff here and crossing and crossing over where the cars are. probably one of the busiest streets in Summit Hill. So, we can resolve this here when there's only four or five officers here [music] or we can go across the street where there's probably going to be people going to be reporting to the public sidewalk and they can do that. So, I think it's in your best interest to them. So, can we see that first and can we have your ID? That's not it. It's not happening. Steal it. Steal it. >> No, don't do that. >> Just I got to do that. >> Okay. Here. >> Okay. Give it to us. >> Give it all. >> Can you >> stop pulling away? Stop pulling away. >> Let go of me. >> No. Stop pulling away and give us the bag. >> This is not up for discussion. Okay. >> At that point, she'd been backed into a corner. After giving her countless chances, the cops were fresh out of patience. The woman kept resisting even as the cuffs started clinking. Seconds later, she regretted everything she'd done that day. >> Ma'am, stop. Stop. This is ridiculous. Stop. You're not going to win this. You're not going to win this. >> All right. Now you're resisting. You want to get resisting? >> What are you doing? This could go a lot easier. >> It's too late. In front of the entire club. We're trying to be respectful with you. Okay. We're not being respectful with us. >> Either take this bag off or I'm going to cut it off. >> All right. Take your right arm off. No, take your You don't need your left arm. >> Stop resisting. >> Stop resisting. >> Please stop resisting. >> No, please stop. >> Doesn't have to be this way. >> I'm just going to cut it off in two seconds cuz I don't really care about the shot. Let it go. Stop walking away. All right. You made it a lot easier. >> Get on here. Sit on your thumb. This is insane. You're a grown woman. Oh, this could have gone [snorts] so much easier. Hold on. Take your gloves off. Because the woman kept resisting, it took some effort from the cops to detain her. Soon after, she was escorted out of the shop and placed in a squad car. By that point, she seemed to have realized how serious the situation was, and she began asking for mercy. >> Can I please >> just lie back? Okay. >> Can Can I please? >> When we get inside, I'm freezing. Let's go. Come on. >> No, but cannot change any outcome. >> We're going to walk down the street. It's a two-minute ride. >> No, but can I please just go? >> No. Get in. Come on. >> I am begging you. >> Okay, that's not going to work. So, come on. Sit back. >> Wait. You made a decision. Go inside. >> You might screw up. >> Okay. >> All right. Let's go. >> I I am begging you. >> Maybe the girl doesn't want to pursue it. I don't know. But inside the car. >> No. No. Go inside. >> No. Please listen to me. >> You need to be aware of your Miranda rightites before you say anything. >> Okay. >> So, I'm going to ask you something. >> Don't say anything until you are read your Miranda rightites. I'm not asking you any questions and I don't want to hear anything from you at this point. Okay. >> Lisa was transported to the police station. She explained to the officer how embarrassed she felt about the whole situation. She then told the cop a heartbreaking story which if true made her embarrassment even worse. >> I'm here visiting my new husband's family. >> Okay. >> I'm not from here. >> Okay. Where are you from? >> I'm from California. >> Okay. So, you're visiting? >> I'm visiting. I I'm I I know I deserve what I deserve. >> Where does your new husband live? Or your husband? >> California with me. >> I mean, where's his family live? >> Here >> in Summit. >> In Summit. >> Okay. >> I I am okay. My problem, not your problem. >> I'm listening. >> I I I I can't go I can't go back to them like this. >> The cops explained to the woman that she was a full-g grown adult and she'd have to deal with her problems on her own. She said she understood, but she kept asking the same question again and again, trying to get some sympathy. Eventually, one of the cops stopped engaging with her and made Lisa comply with a simple compromise. >> Okay, how about this? You get out of here. Maybe we can work on the resisting part. How about that? So that you don't have to spend a train. I get >> Well, you getting charged with shoplifting and resisting. The resisting is on us. So you work with us. How about that? Come on. >> How do I >> How do you What? >> By listening to us. Just listen to us and this will go a lot quicker. >> Whether she liked it or not, she had to face the consequences of her actions. She was eventually charged with resisting arrest as well as shoplifting. Sometimes rich people think they can violate the law, but they won't get punished. But once the cuffs click on and the squad car door gets slammed in their face, it doesn't matter at all how much money they have.