Get out of the car. >> Look at this. Get out of the car. Look at this, guys. Look at this. Wow. >> Wow. >> America. America. >> Wait. What is that last thing that you educated yourself on me? >> Live. >> Hey, come over here. >> No. >> Do noting yourself on me. >> What are you doing? God. If y'all don't let me in, I'm going to go after that. What are you doing? >> I swear to God. I swear to God, I don't care. Block me. >> Police work is often serious, but every now and then, when you combine unpredictable suspects, awkward situations, and bizarre excuses, the results can be hilarious. Humor can indeed appear in the most unexpected places, like in these three full hours of the funniest police moments of all time. On the 30th of August, 2025 in Illinois, the cops responded to a hotel after reports of a woman causing a disturbance outside. >> Hi. Are you ready to go? >> I need a police report. >> For what? >> Did you talk to him? >> Yep. He said that they told you to leave and you got to leave. >> Police report, ambulance, and firefighter. >> For what? >> Please talk to him. >> For what? >> I don't have none of this. Okay, you kill me. >> PTSD. I'm already out the door. They can't even get in the door. The window is broken before you go TO JAIL. I DON'T CARE. >> YOU'RE GOING. >> CALL WOMEN. COME PICK ME UP. CHECK MY BLOOD PRESSURE. >> YOU CAN'T TOUCH ME. You're not a woman. You touch me. Yes, man. Call your [screaming] mother. >> Okay. Things were really off to a bad start. So, it's another common misconception that the cops have to wait for a female officer before intervening at all or putting their hands on a female suspect. What dictates the officer's actions is the suspect's behavior. If the woman here, Kiara, didn't want the cops to touch her, then all she had to do was comply. >> I JUST GAVE HIM THE KEY. CALL YOUR MOM, PLEASE. >> Are you going to leave? >> All right. I'm already out the door. It >> doesn't matter. You're still on the property. >> Come get my >> I don't care about none of this. >> Give me my money. >> I DON'T CARE. LOOK WHAT they police report. >> Yeah. Now you get one. YOU >> I KNOW. I DON'T GIVE a >> I don't care. Do you think I care about this? >> Do you think I care? Do you, >> Mr. Kapowski? >> Do you? You walk. >> How about How about you? >> Clearly, she was not going to make things easy for the cops. The more they pulled the woman, the more she dragged her heels. It was late at night and there was no doubt that her screaming was keeping everyone up. >> Nah, bro. On my toes. Squeak. Nah, bro. Where my shoe at, bro? YOU STEPPING ON MY TOES, BRO. GIVE ME MY SUIT. Stop playing with me, bro. >> Yep. I just bought that. >> Who or what? What you locking me up for? Who? >> Do it. And I got a heart problem. >> No. What are you arresting me for? >> No. No. No. tasing me. They could have tased me. >> You want to sit in THE CAR? >> HELL NO. I CAN'T BREATHE. I CAN'T BREATHE. >> OKAY, we'll sit you in the way. >> Kiara just wouldn't calm down. She gave the cops what she claimed was her birthday by shouting it directly in their faces. She was hysterical and not making any sense at all. And if she kept things up, the taser was going to make another appearance. >> You can't EVEN COME IN THE DOOR. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET A MAINTENANCE man clap through my window? No matter WHAT COLOR SHIRT YOU GOT ON, climb through the window AND I'M NAKED IN A SHOWER. DIARRHEA. >> What's your name? >> IT'S ON THE PAPERWORK. >> OKAY. CAN YOU TELL ME? >> I DID. >> Can you >> Can you tell me your birthday? >> 11 THANKSGIVING 1992. >> THANK YOU. While she continued screaming and shouting, the cops searched the woman for illegal contraband. At that point, it was still unknown what had caused the woman to fly into a rage in the first place. >> I CAN'T BREATHE. >> YES, YOU CAN. >> I'M ON MY PERIOD. >> I don't care. >> I TOOK A ANXIETY PILL. I'M DRUNK. I'm full. I ate a pickle. Leave me alone. And yes, I SMOKE SOME CRACKS TODAY AND CIGARETTES. Please leave me the alone. I smoke weed, too. >> Get in the car with me. >> I don't WANT TO GET IN THE CAR. HELL NO. >> JUST LIKE THIS. >> CALL THE AMBULANCE. They hurting me. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. SHE GOT A WARRANT FOR ARREST. >> SEND ME FIRST. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. THEY'RE HURTING ME. CALL THE AMBULANCE. And fire. You think I'm going to let you fly through the WINDOW AND YOU BROKE THE WINDOW? IF THAT SO I CAN BLEED. I JUST got cut. I'm bleeding. >> You put the window on me and it broke. Call the police. Call the firefighters. YOU THINK I'M GOING TO LET SOME drunk high Mexican clap through a window and I was just on a shower and I took NIGHT WHEEL AND I'M WEED. You got me UP. CLAP THROUGH THE WINDOW AND I'M GLAD. She continued going on screaming and shouting at the cops, but she was just wasting her breath because at some point she was going in the back of a squad car whether she liked it or not. Food, snacks, life savers, gummy bears, high juice, white chocolate, fud pret. I'm not your none of that. Climb through the window. THE SCREEN ON THE OUTSIDE, THE GLASS ON THE INSIDE IS NOT BULLETPROOF. It's tweaking. You can't even use the key to UNLOCK THE DOOR. WHY YOU THINK I'VE BEEN SAYING BABY OPENING THE DOOR? NOT EVEN LOCKING IT. I HAVE WE HAVE two keys. You got an extra 20 for putting me on the the room. >> The cops wanted to look her up in the system, but they first had to clarify how she spelled her name. Unfortunately for everyone, she didn't want to comply with their orders. >> I can't find your name right now. Get aing pen AND A PAD DOWN AND WRITE IT. 11:27 THANKSGIVING. [screaming] >> 1992. THAT'S WHAT HE ASKED FOR. I AM CRYING. I AM COLD. THERE IS A SLUSHIE IN my not high. Sober as blood pressure of hydroxy medicine. REAL PRESCRIPTION PILL. ME CAKE. >> Black and mouth, cigarettes, wine, fireball, whiskey, DID I SAY SLUSHY, COFFEE, energy drinks, FOOD, LOTS OF FOOD, CHICKEN, French fries, beef, beef, BEEF, NACHOS, CHEESE, WHOLE LOT OF CHEESE, SHREDDED, CHEDDAR, MELTED. The cops asked the woman for her name and her birth date, not what she wanted for dinner. After listing off more of her favorite food items, the cops gave her one more chance to comply and get in the squad car. >> JESUS LUCIFER, I'M SAYING. THEY DON'T HEAR ME THOUGH. >> They don't hear me though. >> Thank you. >> Not going any ambulance. Firefighter receipt. RECEIPT. MY NAME ON this a patty wagon. >> Get my receipt. Get my money. I'm bailing me out. I got $200 upstairs plus another 50. >> I'm not a >> I'm not a >> I NEED AN AMBULANCE. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. FIREFIGHTER. I NEED AN AMBULANCE. >> At this point, the cops were really close. All they had to do was get her in the back of that patty wagon, but she was going absolutely berserk. And after asking the woman over and over to comply with them, they finally resorted to desperate measures. >> What the where the I don't give a if I right now and you cracked my head and I just got hit by a truck >> and I can't breathe. Just got hit by a truck. I remember you said you was going to take me. Tag me. I want to >> Come on. Get in. >> Hey, you breaking my finger. >> You're going to get in or break it off. Get in. >> Get in your tape. >> I'm in the car. I'm in bed. >> I can't get up. Stop. [screaming] >> I can't get up. I JUST GOT HIT BY A TRUCK. MY HANDS ARE BEHIND MY BACK. >> Sit in there. >> Damn it. >> We got Kiara was arrested and charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct. On July 17th, 2025, the cops pulled a minivan over for running a stop sign. The driver was immediately difficult and refused to hand over her license. The officer was left with no choice but to call for backup and also a supervisor. >> That's fine. I mean, he can look at the information, but >> he No, sir. I'm I don't Here. Here's my license. Here. Here's my license. I will not hand you my license. I am not required to hand you in your hand. >> Listen. I'm going to tell you what's going to happen is I'm going to call for a supervisor and he's going to tell you that you're going to give me your license. Scott. >> No. No sir. >> For the time being because with all due respect, listen to me. Listen to me. >> No, sir. No, sir. No, sir. >> Step out, please. >> No. No sir. >> Step out. >> Excuse me. No, sir. I'm going to speak for a second, please. >> Yes. I I don't want to talk to you. I'll speak to him. Okay. I I don't care. You don't >> I need you to step back. Yes. >> You'll just have to wait a second. >> No, it's not on your timing. It's time. >> No, it's not, sir. >> United States case law. Pennsylvania versus >> I don't care what that is. >> Resisting if you don't get out of here. >> What am I under arrest for? The officer explained to the woman that it was a lawful command and she had to comply with it, but she interrupted the officer complaining she'd shown her license when she was asked. Bizarrely, she then claimed she knew the law and it said she only had to show her license to him and not hand it over. >> Sir, I don't hand >> It's probably just going to be a warning that'll get you out of here. But you're making this >> I'm just saying I don't hand I don't hand my documents. >> So, at this point at this point, I'm asking you to step out of the vehicle. Okay. >> Okay. and I will. >> So, go ahead and step out right now at this moment because I've I've tried the nice approach and now you're not >> permission to touch anything in my vehicle. >> Okay. >> So, go ahead and step out or I'm going to pull you out of the vehicle at this point. >> So, listen. >> I'm going to step out, but you don't have permission to touch anything. >> Can I explain Can I explain something to you very fast? >> What's up? >> Listen, I am very knowledgeable in this. Okay. If you let me talk, I'll if you let me talk, I will let you talk. There's United States case law, Pennsylvania versus Mims. If you are ordered to exit your vehicle on a traffic, stop by a law enforcement officer. >> I'm gonna exit my vehicle. But you don't have permission to touch anything in my vehicle. Nothing. >> When my supervisor gets here, I'll be getting your driver's license. >> No, you won't, sir. It's in my vehicle. >> Stand right there on the hood of that vehicle. Okay. >> You don't have permission any weapons on your person? >> No, I don't. >> What? >> No, I do not. >> You don't have permission to touch anything. Is that your car? >> Yes, it is. The woman explained to the officer that she'd lost official documents when handing them over and therefore carried copies of them, but conveniently she didn't have a copy of her license. However, she was willing to hand over her registration. >> No, I those are papers. I can get more of those. >> I have more of those. >> But there is a documents. >> They're copies. >> The DMV didn't personally hand you that piece of paper and say this is your registration. >> Yeah, I think that and that's fine. I can get another one of those. government issued things like >> another license. >> No, I can't do it. >> No, sir. I know for for a fact I'm not required to hand an officer my driver's license. I have to show it to you. >> Do you read case law? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. >> Do you know the case law for this? >> I don't know it off the top of my head, but I can find it quickly. >> Okay. >> I just >> I'm just I'm just saying I know what my rights are. >> 100%. Yeah, I know your rights, too. I'm I'm certified in the state of Florida as officer. I know rights. I know. Okay, so I know everything. >> That's excellent because right now >> So I just I just don't understand. >> He's violating my rights right now. >> Yeah. >> Yes. >> Swing me out. >> He's say he first of all, he lied to me saying that I have to hand my license over. No, I don't. I don't have to give it to him in his hand. He wants to get >> I didn't ask your opinion. I asked how your rights are being violated. >> I just told you that's it's not a thing. It's the fact that it's okay. >> She was acting like she knew the law so well. So the lead officer asked the woman why they pulled her over. Unfortunately, none of what she said indicated that they'd violated her rights. >> So, you're saying your rights are violated because he's saying you have to he has to get your license, right? Does he is he in possession of your license? >> No, but he's threatening me with arrest if I don't hand it to him. >> Well, that's not what the arrest threat was for. He didn't make any threats. He stated that you would be arrested if he didn't step out of >> caught on your body. So, we're It'll get >> You would have been arrested if you didn't step out of the vehicle, is what you said. >> Okay. Well, I'm here right now. Right. So, here we are. You're here. Your rights are have not been violated. He doesn't have your license >> for the camera, but whatever. We'll deal with it in court if you >> What are we waiting for here? >> Detain for the duration of the stop. >> Okay. >> My partner's done conducting his business. You're not free to leave. >> Okay. So, I I'm detained and you can only detain me for like 20 minutes unless you're going to arrest me. >> You were detained since since you were stopped. Yeah. >> Okay. So, we're about 15 minutes into it. >> I mean, you know that case all too, right? >> I don't have to answer that. I'm not going to answer that. >> Despite the fact they just told the woman that she was being detained while they investigated her, she continued being very impatient. Condescendingly, she asked the cops why it was taking so long to run her info. And by that point, they'd had enough. >> What am I being arrested for? >> Resisting what? What am I charged with? Let go of >> what's my original charge resisting then I have to be charged I have to be arrested for something that is not Even in handcuffs, she continued arguing while the officer explained to her that she repeatedly refused to obey their lawful commands. They then asked the woman if she had any belongings with her that she wanted to take with her to jail. >> I'd like to I'd like to roll up the window to my vehicle. >> So, we're going to be doing a search. Make sure there's nothing valuable inside for the hotel. >> Okay. Well, they cannot search my vehicle without my permission. >> We don't need your permission because we're towing it and you are placed. Can I speak? >> I know. >> Because you are under arrest and you're towing your vehicle. Per our policy, we are required to conduct an inventory search of your vehicle to make sure there's nothing of value in there that the tow truck or wherever can ultimately become missing or stolen later. That's why we are required to do an inventory. Unsurprisingly, given the woman's attitude, the cop's explanation about the inventory fell on deaf ears. Then she told the cops again that they didn't have a right to be in her vehicle. >> Is that okay? >> There's supposed to be a female officer here. >> Have one anywhere near here. So that's why I'm going to pat you with the back of my hand to make sure you have nothing on you sharp. That's all it is. I'm not going into you. >> You guys are really crooked and crushed. >> It's knowledge. >> No, no, no, no, no. >> It's okay to not have knowledge in a certain area. Excuse me. You know nothing about me. >> Nothing at all. >> Yeah, he needs to get out of my vehicle. He's doing an illegal search in my vehicle. >> Ma'am, he's doing inventory. So, when the tow truck comes, >> you can't claim anything got stolen or taken. >> They need to get out of my vehicle multiple times. They do not have permission to get in my vehicle. Clearly, she wasn't going to go quietly. She said the cops were doing an illegal search and she refused to answer questions. She kept invoking the fifth amendment and she demanded a lawyer. That's when her attitude became truly shocking. >> Low down dirty lying sex. All of you, >> right? And I think you [ __ ] I don't know how you sleep at night, but you're going to pay for everything. All of your [music] mousest deeds in this life. If you're going to pay for all of them, you're sick as >> you. I didn't commit a crime. You're the one that's committing a crime. >> Is that all you got? >> You're sick. >> That's what you want to hear. >> That's all you're You are sick. You're sick as telling me [music] not to commit crimes. I'm a law-abiding citizen. You are a dirty, crooked, corrupted cop. That is what you are. She kept on verbally harassing the officers as they wrapped up their inventory. She told the cops they'd just be making up charges against her just because she annoyed them and went back to her argument that she hadn't been resisting. >> Resisting what? Resisting your freaking order to hand over my license. No, I don't have to hand you my license. I showed it to you. >> I don't have to give it to you. That's my personal property. >> I don't I'm not going to give it to you. I didn't even have to have my window rolled down. I could have just held my license up to the glass. >> Okay. I guess you didn't see what happened last time someone did that. >> Do you think I care? What are you going to do? Break the glass to my car and rip me out? >> No. We don't live in a fascist country just yet. >> Not quite yet. We're almost there. >> The cops had finally wrapped up the investigation, and it was time to take the woman to jail. She wouldn't stay quiet on the way down there. And when they finally arrived, her attitude showed no signs of improvement. >> We got to ask you a question before you come in. Um, are you currently intoxicated? Do you feel like you are? >> Nope. >> All right. Anything on you that you should not have? >> Nope. >> All right. If we do find something that you didn't just tell us about, it'll be an additional charge. But you said no, so that's bad. Do you feel like >> I'm not answering any more questions. If you don't at least answer that question, we do have to put you in a g in a smock when you come in. So, it would benefit you just to tell us if you are or are not. >> No. >> Okay. >> So, do you remember you from last time? >> They charged the woman with resisting an officer and they towed away her vehicle. Her bond was set at $500. On August 31st, 2025 in Seaside Park, New Jersey, the cops were called to a house after reportedly a drunk woman there was causing a disturbance. The suspect, Danielle, had turned up at her ex's house and refused to leave. >> What's going on? >> You're all right. Take a breath. Just talk to me. Okay. >> I don't want to get an echo. I want to call him right at home. >> You got to listen. You got to start over cuz I don't know what happened. Okay. >> What's your name? What's your first name? >> Can we sit back? >> You can sit right there. You're good. >> Just take a breath. >> I didn't I don't want to I didn't call. >> Danielle was so drunk that the cops could barely understand what she was saying. Her speech was slurred, which made it hard to piece together the woman's story. They instead decided to talk to her ex who was inside the house to find out what was going on. >> She was out in the street screaming and trying to figure out what's going on. >> Okay. She was upset about a seat for a minute. >> Sure. >> What was she upset about? >> Um she wanted to look at a house and she's getting really upset about it. Just trying to relax, but she's been trying to let this house real >> for a longterm rental. For another short-term rental for what purchase? >> For a purchase. Okay. the license right here. I just I just need a break. >> Okay. >> Danielle, Danielle, can you >> I didn't know you. >> Can you I know. Can you just do me a really big favor? Well, we're talking to him. >> No, no, no. Can you just sit on the the sidewalk for a minute? >> Can you leave? This is my residence. So, we just >> Yeah, that's fine. We just have to talk to him, though. Just like We do. We got called. So, >> you got called by a neighbor. So, when a neighbor I am a I >> Listen, Danielle, can I just talk for a second? >> I'm fine. Can I just talk? >> I said I I reject. >> Take it easy. >> You're good. >> I reject whatever they say. There's no domestic here. >> I reject. >> No. Get out. >> Ma'am, step outside, please. >> My god. >> Her boyfriend tried to explain things, saying Danielle had come over wanting to look at a house, but due to a problem with someone's availability, she got upset. It was clear to the cops there was more to the story and they were about to find out. >> I have I wait I want you to leave. Right now you're closing the scene. So I just need you to leave. >> You are I want you to leave. I want to leave. I want to go. >> I need you to come. >> I will continue to hold the scene until you and you and all your police. [music] >> Danielle, that's not going to do you any good. >> My good is my good. Go. If you you think I don't know my rights, you don't say I >> right now you are causing a scene out here. >> I did not. >> I just resisting >> resisting on the radio. I'm not being arrested. >> No, I not. You have to stop. >> You have to stop fighting. >> By that point, it was already too late. Danielle was under arrest, but still fighting. And the more she resisted, the worse the woman's consequences would be. Daniel, get up. Okay, I won't do >> no one with me. >> Oh my god. Okay. Okay. [screaming] [crying] This is my sonification. Daniel, >> you're breaking my leg. You're breaking all You're breaking all my I >> didn't do it. Daniel, >> I didn't >> [screaming] >> No, I don't. [screaming] >> She caused a hell of a scene and the neighbors even came out to watch the commotion with one even filming it. Once Danielle sobered up, she'd likely regret it. She was taken to the nearby jail to be processed and booked. All right, we'll loosen them in there. Okay, but >> I don't know why I'm being in a rut bed. >> No. Can you Can you No, >> I will. You have to relax, though. I will loosen up. >> No, I need these hurts. >> They feel like I'm like I have nerve damage, too. I have my I feel like you're >> I can loosen them. >> Can you take this? I can't go out that way. >> No. Well, put your leg right. I don't bend that way. >> I'm not doing that. >> I don't bend this way. I don't bend that way. >> Danielle, >> can I bend that way? >> Well, you shouldn't have turned your whole body that way. [screaming] >> Stand up. >> By that point, the cops had had enough of her theatrics and the woman's refusal to cooperate. Eventually, they managed to get her in the station, getting one step closer to being done with her. >> No, no. I can't fix it. >> I STOP. >> OKAY. OKAY. You said this song. No, no, no, no. I don't know what's wrong. I've been doing I like seriously. >> Is there a double? I rented that house for my son, my son and my friend. He's >> so just uh something to rush for. >> Listen, we got first aid coming to check you out. All right. >> I Yes. I have to tell you. Yes. >> Okay. >> I have I >> What else did you take? >> What else did I take? >> Yeah. I am doing that now. >> Besides alcohol, did you take any of the substances? And it's only important for your health right now because you're acting a little irrational. >> We're a little concerned. >> You know what? I have to tell you that I as I have ADHD, I have anxiety. >> The cops had a hunch that she was on drugs and not just alcohol, which might explain why she was acting so erratic. They told her the medics were coming to check on her, which prompted the woman to make a confession. We're going to check your blood. >> I have done cocaine two days ago. >> Today? Did you take any cocaine today? >> Two days ago. >> Okay. >> No cocaine today. >> No. >> Okay. I I was so sure this I'm like insane like as my son to him and like I took John my he turned 17 and have you taken anything else? >> No. >> Nothing. Okay. All right. So these guys are going to take some vitals on you real quick. >> And that was not fake. She said she hadn't taken drugs that day, but based on her behavior, it was hard to believe. Regardless, she should have known better because she claimed to be a nurse. If she was really a nurse, taking class A drugs wasn't just dumb. It was completely irresponsible. >> What's that for? >> Anxiety depression. I say I'm just trying to find her and once in a while I take advantage of my anxiety. That's all. >> Yes. >> And this and I know MY ALSO MY OTHER I have like anxiety back. Can you please look and do you see what this is doing to my skin? This is >> this is this is going to be on me for 3 weeks. When I say no, you can just do it. I say water. I am I am I will not let you go my lawyer right now. If you can't tell me why I'm under arrest when I'm a summer kid, I want to talk to no one else but my lawyer because you guys are tell me under arrest. I'M ON VACATION WITH MY FAMILY. I can't. >> Eventually, they managed to get her in the ambulance and she was taken to the hospital. After they medically cleared her, she was taken off to jail and charged with resisting arrest, disorderly conduct, and obstructing justice. On December 21st, 2024, police responded to a call about a very drunk woman who' caused a disturbance on the street. When the officers got there, they approached the extremely intoxicated suspect, and they were shocked by her behavior as well as her appearance. >> Hey, ma'am. What's going on? >> Hi. Hi. >> I'm good. What's going on? >> My name is Christina. >> Okay. Do you have an ID on you? >> No, ma'am. >> I don't know. >> Don't Don't touch me now. Okay. >> Okay, that's fine. >> Okay. Uh, do you have an ID on you at all? >> I don't. [laughter] Hey, ma'am. >> I'm sorry. I'm sorry that he's trying to upset you. >> Okay. >> What's your name? Serious. Let's come over here and take a seat real quick. Okay. Come over here. >> Yes, sir. >> Come over here. Take a seat right here. >> Sit down, >> ma'am. Sit down, ma'am. >> You You're touching me. Sit back. Back up. >> You were touching me. >> Sit down. >> Sit down right there. Okay. >> I'm not. >> Communication with the woman was very difficult. She was erratically rambling, struggling to make a logical sentence. However, after she calmed down a bit, the officer at least tried to identify her name, which turned out to be impossible. >> What's your name? >> My name is Sienna. >> Santa. >> Santa. Santa. >> Okay. Santa. >> Yes. >> Can you sit down right there real quick for me? >> No. >> I don't feel comfortable you wet my face like that. Okay. >> That's very unfortunate. >> Okay. >> Do you sit on the curb then? Ma'am. Ma'am. Ma'am, no. Don't do that. Come over here. >> No, no, no. >> Watch out. It's car over here. Come on. >> Come over here. I'm going put my hands on you. Okay. >> Hey, don't push on me now. I'm not trying to arrest you. Okay. >> Hey, look. >> I'm trying to get you home. Okay. >> My name is Christina. >> You better look at me now. I'm 35. >> Listen to me. >> Look. >> You're not. >> Look at me. Look at me. >> Listen to me. You are so sweet. >> I'm trying to be nice. >> Hey, hey, hey, look. Look. >> Put your hands on me now. >> Do not touch me. >> Long time ago. Okay, listen to me. >> You okay? >> What grade did you graduate? >> Okay, what's your name? >> They later identified the suspect as 26-year-old Christina, but at that very moment, she was completely unable to provide any information about herself whatsoever. That being said, the cop decided to talk to an employee from a nearby restaurant who had witnessed the woman's condition. >> What's wrong with her? Why she act like that? >> She got the video right there. Okay, >> we got a video. >> What time? How do you know her? [laughter] >> I don't know who the is. >> You don't know her? >> I work here. >> I close this up. I'mma cook. >> I got you, buddy. I got you. Hey, I just I I just got here, so I'm just trying to figure everything out. Okay. >> She look She look special. Probably allowing her to drink. >> Okay. So the family, >> okay, >> dealing with whether this she was disabled or she intoxicated. >> Meanwhile, she got more and more hostile towards the officer questioning her. She began yelling at the man from very close range. Then moments later, she did something disgusting that sealed her fate. >> Okay, listen to me. >> WHEN WAS THAT LAST thing that you educated yourself on me? >> Get yourself alive. >> Hey, come over here. >> No, do noting parking YOURSELF WITH ME. THAT'S WHAT WE'RE NOT GOING TO DO. GIVE ME YOUR HAND. >> Absolutely not. >> Give me your hand. >> What happened? >> Give me your hand. >> We're not going to do that. So, don't spit on me. 175 channel. >> You got it. Yeah. >> Watch out. She's biting. [snorts] >> You got it. Let me go. >> And I have >> Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. Let me go. [screaming] >> Let me go. Let me go. >> Let me go. >> Tighten that cuff up. >> I'm out. I'm out. >> Stop pinching me. >> Stop pinching me. I'm going to squeeze harder if you continue. Do you understand? >> Stop it. >> Enough. >> Calm down. >> Even as she was being detained, the drunken suspect tried to spit at the cops and bite them. To stop the woman, they pushed her head to the ground. At that point, she completely lost control of herself and began making weird sounds. >> Bend them up on top. I'm going to I'm going to hand somebody >> relax. >> STOP. STOP. [screaming] STOP. MA'AM. >> HEY. HEY. >> MA'AM, BACK UP. >> Back up, please. [screaming] Just back up. She's She's lost her chance. Back up. >> Y'all go ahead. >> Stepping up over here with the We're sitting in the middle of the road and you can hear the background. >> [clears throat] [snorts] >> If you bite me again, you're not going to like it. >> Christina just wasn't calming down. Instead, she kept shouting and crying and was having a full-blown meltdown. It took three of the cops to lift her off the ground and put her in the squad car. [screaming] >> Go to the other side. >> Hold on, Abby. Take legs. >> I GOT HER LEGS. >> ALL RIGHT. DON'T SPIT. OKAY. >> I'll [ __ ] kill you. >> You're not going to kill anybody. >> Yeah. They eventually charged the woman with resisting with violence, two counts of battery on law enforcement, and threats of death or serious bodily harm to law enforcement. The threat charge was later dropped, and she pled no contest. She was sentenced to 3 years probation and had to write a formal apology letter to all three of the cops. She was also ordered to pay fines and fees totaling $1,222. When it comes to suspicious behavior, loss prevention agents have a very keen eye. And on the 21st of January, 2025, they noticed a shopper glancing around nervously, slipping items into her purse. They realized soon after that it wasn't the first time they'd seen her. And by that time, the cops were in route. >> Ma'am, you hear me? >> It's all good. How you doing? >> I'm good. >> You got ID on you? >> No, sir. >> No. >> What' I do? >> What' I do? Um, so I believe you had a previous incident a couple weeks ago where you ran out the store with where you attempted to run it. >> So I had trespassed you that day. >> No, you did. No, I don't. No, you didn't. >> I did trespass. >> No, I I wasn't I didn't talk to anybody or anything. >> I had trespassed you that day and I told you you were trespassing. >> No, but you didn't tell me anything though that day. I promised you. >> I tried to tell you, but you ran out the door and left, so I couldn't even get a chance to see. >> So you're trespassing me now? I'm trying to get home to my kids. I lost my phone. Is that okay? >> Yeah, it's okay. But you you got to wait one second. What's your name and date of birth? >> Lindsay Golden. >> The moment the officers approached her, Lindsay started panicking. The woman's hands were shaking, which could have been due to fear. But as the cops soon found out, there was likely another reason she was scared. >> Oh, you're freaking me out. Oh, my bug is over there. I'm trying to find my phone. I lost it at the store. >> You have anything card that's not there for >> No, sir. No, no, no. You can check that. I got the receipt. It's in the card. Stop. I lost my phone in here somewhere. I I don't remember you doing saying I promise you I don't I remember you. >> No, I really don't. Like I don't remember. >> That's why I don't know if it was >> You do want to borrow her. >> How long do you want to borrow for? >> Two years. >> Two years. You know what that means? >> That's fine. >> Two years. >> Am I still able to find my phone though? My kids are trying to get in touch with [music] me. >> Uh that's that's up to you. >> Can I my phone? I'm trying to get them to call here. You can walk with me, please. It's my phone. I just called it and they're trying to call us. >> She tried to play it off like she didn't understand what was happening and she might have thought she would just get trespassed and be on her way home. However, as the cops took her aside and started searching her bags, she started really freaking out. >> Yeah. I hate these bags I brought in. >> We lost the personal bag on your shoulder. Oh, no. No. You know what? I've got a jacket in here. [laughter] >> Yes. I found in the parking lot. [music] >> This is This Oh, I did not I did not know this was in here. I swear to God I didn't because somebody else paid for my stuff. >> Can I please pay for it, please? >> You didn't know that was No, I didn't. I didn't. Somebody else paid for it. Stop. >> Can I please pay for it? I have the money. I have the money. Let's go to the office. >> I have the money. Please. Please don't lock me up. I didn't. >> We're going to go over here and talk. Even if I put the put the purse right in here. >> Put the purse in here. >> The cops clearly didn't trust the woman and decided to take her to the office and get a better look at what she was carrying. Notice how she clutched her bag, pretending to take everything out, but not really letting the cops inspect it. >> Please don't lock me up. >> We're good. Just walk in here. >> Here. Please don't walk me up here. That's all that's in there. I promise. I got my phone, my paperwork in here. That's it. Look, you can look makeup. Here's my ticket from the other day. I'm crossing the road. >> It's in the bags, guys. And these bags, look, there was two bags that were in there that I got from the hotel that I stay at. So, there's a couple makeup bags that were in there. I promise. Mhm. >> I promise you they didn't go through all this stuff though. There's nothing in here that's like bad or anything. I promise you. >> She kept promising she hadn't stolen and tried to detail what was in her bag. That being said, she still wasn't handing her bag over. And at one point, it got so ridiculous that the cop couldn't help himself and started laughing. >> I promise. I promise you can search me. Like, [clears throat] I promise. [laughter] >> I promise you can search me. Like, I promise it's not mine. >> Oh, my phone's in my back pocket. >> What do you know? >> Good job. >> That wasn't mine. That's not mine. I promise it's not mine. >> That's all in your bags. I mean, >> no, these bags I told you I found this outside. It's not mine, though. Y'all, please don't lock me up. >> Okay. >> Please don't lock me up. I'm begging you not to. Please. Please. >> Calm down. Calm down. >> Please don't lock me up. >> Calm down. >> I don't want to lose my kids. >> Please don't lock me up. >> You got gloves on you. >> Please don't lock me up. >> Please don't lock me up, guys. >> Look. Stop. >> Please don't lock me up. >> This is not the end of the world. >> It is because I'm going to lose my kids. >> She begged them over and over not to take her to jail. And slowly but surely, the cops were losing their patience. The thing is, she had so many items in her cart, it was taking forever to review them. She was saying some of the things were hers, some were from the hotel, and some of them she supposedly picked up in the parking lot. >> I I think you said that more than once. >> We're going to try to decide what we're doing from here. So, we need to see what all we got here. Okay. >> These bags I got from the hotel. >> Okay, that's fine. I don't know how I'm getting in trouble. >> Pills. >> Oh, they're my gaba pit and I prescribe two on. >> That's a um speaker. >> You got cigarettes in here, aren't they? >> No. Yeah. >> Okay. I know you're going to take me, Joey. And I smoke one before you change. >> Listen, calm down. >> Please. There's nothing in there that's bad. Those are just my gent. >> Okay. >> And that was in that bag in the parking lot. >> I kind of halfway went through the stuff. I don't have gloves, though. I wasn't going to dig through. >> There's nothing in there that's going to do anything to you. Please, I'm begging you. Can you write me a ticket, please? If all that stuff really wasn't hers and she'd found it in the parking lot, how could she be so sure there was nothing in there that could hurt the police? At that point, one of the cops finally snatched that purse from her that she'd been holding so tightly. >> Well, something tells me if we found anything bad in here, you'd say you found it in the parking lot. >> No, there's >> Okay, so let me just point this out to you. See this right here? What is this? >> That's a straw. >> What do you use that for? up today right now. >> What do people use straws for? >> Drinking soda. What do you use a straw for? >> That. >> Yeah. >> It's got makeup. I'm not trying to tell you. Look, it's got makeup and stuff on it. >> Yes, but it's melted on the end. So, what do you use the straw for? >> No, it's been I'm not >> Which is the same thing that's in the little glasses case, right? >> Then that was all in that bag. >> Got them separated. >> Yeah. >> What was in the bag? So, this isn't your straw either? No. >> No. I'm just No, you got those bags. I'm just trying >> Listen, I just Listen, this is a big thing. Like, we we >> I do this for 12 hours a day most days. >> Okay. >> I don't I don't like being lied to. >> I'm not trying to like you. >> When the cops found the melted straw, it was a pretty good indication of drug use. And sure enough, the cops also found foil and a little bit of meth. The bag was also littered with loose ibuprofen and some other pills. >> Why do you have so much stuff in your purse? It's not in like a bottle or something. >> Cuz honestly, like from where I found from where I was at between eggs, I just find stuff out there in the parking lot. I just throw it in here. >> No, seriously. Like I really do. >> So no, what I'm saying is you got ibuprofen in here. Do you take ibuprofen? >> Yes, sir. I do. >> So why would you take ibuprofen that's in a bag with all the stuff that you pick up in a parking lot and throw in a bag? >> Huh? Why would you have ibuprofen in here that you take and then throw all a bunch of stuff that you pick up in a parking lot? >> I don't know cuz I I mean I've done when I was homeless I would dumpster dive and stuff. [snorts] >> But that makes no sense. You wouldn't want to take pills that have been in a p a purse with a bunch of nasty things that were found in a parking lot, >> right? >> I'm just saying that that doesn't make sense, right? >> No. >> Okay. >> Please don't take me to jail. Man, I really hope that's ibuprofen and not ecstasy or something cuz you just touch it with your hands. >> Oh, I got one glove, man. It's all good. >> When the employee wrapped up his paperwork, he officially banned her from the property. But that wasn't all because he had more bad news. Since she'd stolen multiple items, they were going to charge her as well. >> So, you're taking me to jail? >> Yeah, we're taking Can I please smoke a cigarette, please? Please. >> You're going to have to ask that man. Please smoke a cigarette, please. I I don't mean to be rude, but I don't smoke. So, I have the smell of cigarettes in my car. >> I feel like I'm hurt. I'm seriously going to have a nervous break. I'm Please go. Please smoke a cigarette. Please. I'm begging you. Please, sir. Please. Please. Please. Please. God. Calm down for me. >> Please. Please, sir. >> Can I please smoke a cigarette, please? >> You got another straw on you? >> No, that was not There's nothing in that one. That's really just one of my kids drinking straws. And there's nothing on those foils at all. You can chug them here. Put my hat here. Chug them. There's nothing in them. >> She pegged and begged them, but she couldn't escape her fate. On the ride to the jail house, the officer explained to the woman that they used to write tickets for shoplifting, but now things had changed and she had to be taken to jail. Still though, they did the woman a favor and overlooked the meth they found on her. So, she ended up being lucky that day after all. On the 22nd of November, 2025 in Mount Vernon, the cops were dispatched to a nursing home after reportedly an intoxicated woman had stumbled through the front doors. According to the nursing staff, she wasn't a threat, but they needed her off the property as she was causing a disturbance. >> I got you. >> Was just calling, so they might. >> Are you back? >> Legally, I can't touch her. I can just help escort her pretty much unless she mad her staff. >> Oh, so she didn't like escape from the hospital. She was released, I guess. >> No, she just kind of walked out, but the law is super iffy with that. >> Oh. >> Hey, get away from my vehicle. >> I'm afraid I'm afraid. >> Don't touch me. >> Why? I'm afraid. I'm scared. >> Don't touch me. >> I'm scared. I'm scared. >> No. Run intent for I'm making contact with her at the front door. Do not touch me. >> You're my friend. >> Do not touch me. >> I'm scared. I'm scared of it. >> Okay. Apparently, the woman in question, Jennifer, was a patient at the hospital up the road. She'd left the hospital and somehow wandered into the nursing home. And like the officer said, since she wasn't committed to the hospital, she had every right to leave. >> Where do you stay? >> Away from him, baby. >> Where do you stand? Away from him. What do I say, baby? Where is he? I have no idea who you are. >> Okay. Why did you walk out of the hospital? Because I don't know. >> I see. I don't know. I just want to go home, baby. >> Okay. Well, it's not safe for you to be walking around. >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. >> We're kind of worried about you cuz you're really confused. >> I'm sorry, baby. We just want you to get checked out. Make sure you're >> Jennifer was having delusions, claiming the doctors were trying to hurt her. And while she initially agreed with the cops, saying they could accompany her back to the hospital, she had a sudden change of heart. >> Hey, hun. Will you go get checked out? >> Lock the door. Lock the door. Lock the door. >> Hey, go. >> Lock it. >> Hey, don't run. >> Hey, are you all right? >> No, I'm hurry, please. >> [crying] >> Let them check you out. All right. >> Just sit here for a second. Let them come check you out. >> Just sit there for a moment. >> Please help me. >> Just stay right there. Let them come check you out. >> Please. Please help me. My head is my baby. [crying] You >> I'm sick here. 279. They're not going to force her to go to the hospital. We're probably going to have to take her into protective custody. >> Hey, stay over here. >> No. >> Come over here. >> Jennifer continued running, which prompted the officer to chase after her. As it was obvious she was having a mental episode, the last thing they wanted to do was put her in handcuffs. But after she tried to get into several vehicles, the cops didn't have much choice. Okay. Okay. Here we go. >> Stay away from the vehicles. Stay away from the vehicles. >> You love me. Baby, you hurt me. Ow. >> Hey, stop it. >> Stop pulling. >> I got nothing. >> Stop pulling. Okay. >> My life. I love you. >> I love you. You're my people. >> At this point, let's just walk over there. Baby, I love [crying] you. >> She just ate it on those rocks over there. So, >> we got Jennifer transporting her bus. >> Maybe. Maybe don't. I thought you were my girlfriend. I thought you love me. >> Seeing as the hospital was just across the street, the cops started escorting the woman on foot. But it was easier said than done as she was fighting the cops every step of the way. Eventually, they started losing their patience. >> No. You're hurt me. >> Okay. Walk. [screaming] >> Okay. Stop. Stop. Stop. >> Okay. Are you going to walk? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> Yes, ma'am. Walk. >> Let me stop it. Okay. YOU'RE HURT ME. >> WALK. >> YES. You're hurt me. You're hurt me. [crying] I'm sorry. >> Get up. I can't. >> Get up. [screaming] >> You're acting like a child. Stop. >> Seeing the commotion, hospital staff rushed out to offer assistance. And after wheeling a stretcher out, they finally managed to get Jessica back in the hospital. >> Okay, I'll help you out. Ready? On the count of three. One, two, three. >> Okay, >> make a step back. All right, set down. There you go. Lay down. >> Put your feet up here. >> Oh, that was cool. >> Oh, no. >> Air clip. [laughter] >> We'll walk in with you just to make sure. Um, >> I'm thinking the second one. >> You're all right. We just want to make sure you're okay. Okay. >> She was getting treatment at the hospital for drug and alcohol abuse. And unfortunately, they'd have to commit the woman on a long-term basis. However, the hospital didn't have room for her, so she had to be transferred to another hospital. >> Please lock me with Jesse or let me go. Please don't love me by myself. I'm claustrophobic. I'm afraid. Did you hear me? You're a good person. Like, you have a girlfriend. You're going home to a wife and kids. I can tell. Hello, babe. Hello, Officer Craft, whatever your name is. Seriously, you know who you are. You can tell by looking at your eyes, you're not a killer. I can tell you're not a killer. Sorry. Let me see. Baby, I'm sorry. At least I got it. You know what? I can't. You have to lose it. Well, we're going to take them off once you get in there. >> Where am I? [music] >> Face that way. >> Where am I at? >> We're at Good Samaritan Hospital. >> Once Jessica was released, she was charged with criminal trespassing and disorderly conduct. On July 29th, 2024, the cops were dispatched to an apartment complex due to reports of domestic battery. They arrive to find the suspect inside and they approach the woman to question her. >> Can I come in there? >> Yeah, absolutely. >> Outside then? >> Yeah. Okay, that's fine. >> Are you guys serious? Step outside. Let's talk. What's going on? We don't have a body camera on everything. >> I don't really care. >> What's going on? Me and him were wrestling. >> Okay. Is that okay? >> Why are we wrestling? >> For fun. >> For fun. Crap. >> Okay. Okay. Okay. >> You guys arguing? Well, not really. I mean, >> I've never like watched UFC fighting and like wanted to do like a >> No, >> not to the extent where we're getting called in. >> Okay. Well, then >> you guys like arguing about something. >> No, I said let's play the best fight. >> Okay. Is that's what he's going to say? >> Absolutely. >> Okay. You look like you've been hit a couple times in the face. >> No. >> No. >> Looks like you got bruises. >> No, I don't. Your hands all red? >> No. >> Okay. We have some alcohol beverages tonight. >> No. >> Don't lie to me. >> I don't need your ears right here. >> We're here to see what's going on. >> I'll show you what's going on. >> Okay. Hang on. >> No, we're staying out here. >> No, we're not. >> We're going into my apartment. >> Do not put your hands on me. >> Step back. >> I better touch. >> Make sure this is on camera. >> I touched you. >> Step back over I did not touch you. >> The officers tried to calm the woman down and walk her over to the side away from the apartment door, but unfortunately she got fixated on the idea that she was being wrongly accused and became increasingly impatient. >> Listen, we just >> Don't say that. You're psycho. Do not say it touched you. I'm going into my apartment. >> Correct. >> Am I going into my apartment? >> I tried to talk to you in your apartment. >> Oh my god. >> Well, we go to the apartment. Don't say I touched you. >> Calm down. >> Take just breathe. >> No, you can't touch me. But hey, we'll get all this figured out. All right. >> Okay. I didn't I want to go to my apartment. He said I touched her. I didn't touch her. >> Don't say that. >> Okay, let's get out. >> So, can I go to >> Hey, we'll get everything figured out. >> But don't tell me I touched her. I didn't touch her. She admitted it wasn't her first time dealing with the cops and she mentioned an officer named Derek, but the male officer had no idea who he was. He tried to get the woman's details, but she was adamant she was going back in the apartment. >> Get some back up, please. I want to go to my apartment. You cannot for >> I can keep you guys at this point. I promise you I work for State Department >> and I've been doing I've been I've been doing this 15 years. >> What we're going to do is we're going to No, no, no. You cannot hold me against >> We We can Hey, no. YOU WANT TO TALK, >> BUT TELL ME THE LAW. >> WE CAN talk about all day long. >> We can absolutely detain you until we figure out what's going on. You're going to get in legal trouble. Why are you getting in trouble right now? >> You're not detaining me. >> If you keep trying to go in there, we are going to detain you. >> I don't give A >> YOU ARE NOT detaining me. >> Back up. >> Really? Really? >> Seriously? What are you doing? Stop. Stop resisting. >> Why are you okay? Yo, would you say that? >> Really? >> You're really I haven't done nothing. And literally, I am calm. Even after pushing the cops hard enough to get herself arrested, she denied doing anything wrong and resisted the cops as she was led to a vehicle. They put her in the back of a squad car, but she was so worked up they just couldn't leave her in there for long. >> Well, just so you don't get ran over by this car. >> Get these off. Can you get these off? >> No, we're not taking the cuffs off. >> I already let you out of the car, which is way more than I need. That's cuz you're just hyperventilating. So, we're going to have medical check out and then then we're going to jail. >> Perfect. >> For what? >> Going to jail for what? >> Well, here's >> Tell me about what I'm going >> This is why we can have a conversation between the two of us because every time >> Stop. Every time you ask me something, you start yelling at me. >> I don't know. >> Okay. I'm going to jail. >> You were going to jail for aggravated battery of a police officer? >> Yeah. >> Whoever >> uh Deputy Frost there. >> I mean, >> because why? Because I touched Wait a minute. She has her hands on the hand. That's fine. Let go. Let go. >> Lawyer. >> Okay. Please don't ask me 2 minutes while you're being arrested again. >> Lawyer >> touch you because I grabbed my door on my apartment. Let go. Let's go. >> Still ambulance. >> Ready. >> Ambulance and a lawyer. >> You want the ambulance? Okay. >> Both. The male officer told the woman she could see an attorney the following day, but she ignored the officer and kept making her demands. She kept up with the argument that she'd done nothing wrong and was just reaching for the door to her apartment. >> Well, at that point when we're here, you don't have the right to reach for it. >> I have Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't know my rights. >> Mother, really? >> I didn't know I didn't couldn't reach for my apartment that I pay for it. >> There's a deputy stand. Oh, is that the right Lego? >> Lawyer. >> Lawyer. >> I'm not asking any question. >> Lawyer. >> Fine. >> Lawyer. >> Real quick. That's what people do when they ask for an attorney. Everybody just quiet. So, we're all going to be quiet now. >> You ask for attorney, let's everybody be quiet. >> Lawyer. >> Lawyer. >> We got attorney. >> I'll be out tomorrow. >> You asked for lawyer. You can't talk. >> I BET YOU A MILLION DOLLARS I will be. >> Okay. Next up, she started threatening the cops, saying that with the help of her attorney, any charges she got for touching the female officer would be dismissed. She then played another card, the you have no idea who I am card, and it was just too much. >> We know who you are. >> Oh, you think See, stop. See, >> you better calm down. >> That's enough of that. >> See, enough of that. Kick me. >> No, I'm not. Get me up. >> Get Don't touch. >> You're sitting down. >> So why? >> Cuz you just acted like you were going to kick me. >> No, I'm not. I'm getting up. Are you guys >> are we? >> It's all on body camera. So, >> you should have learned the first time. >> No, that's my card. >> We're going to have them check you out real quick. Stay down. >> Why do YOU IT'S OKAY FOR YOU TO TOUCH ME. >> NO, it's not. >> Y shoulders. >> Okay, perfect. >> It's all body >> AND I DIDN'T TOUCH her ever. >> Talk to your attorney. >> While they waited for the medicics, the cops had no choice but to hold the woman down. And even though she was the one who'd asked for the ambulance, she was not going to make things easy for the medics when they arrived. >> Is it okay if we take a look at you? >> No. >> Can I touch you to take a Cuz I'm a paramedic and you were hyperventilating. >> No, I'm good. >> Why am I going to jail? >> Are you refusing? >> For what? For me reaching for the door. >> Do you want to see medical? No. >> All right, let's go to jail then. >> I don't give a Why am I getting Why do they get to grab me? You keep resisting. >> Are you sure? >> Oh, okay. >> No. >> Are you crazy? >> Why am I going to jail? >> Stay right here. >> Seriously, you're really >> I'm moving. >> As she was again placed in the squad car, she was still uncooperative. Unbelievably, she accused the cops of being aggressive with her and hurting her wrist, even though she was the one who made things harder than they had to be. They charged the woman with resisting arrest, domestic battery, and aggravated battery on law enforcement. On the 27th of June, 2025 in Florida, the cops responded to Orlando International Airport after reports of a man being denied boarding. When the officer arrived at a Southwest Airlines gate, he identified the suspect and then talked to an employee about the man's behavior. >> Yep. From the airport. He's been really disrespectful. >> Yeah. >> He's been really He's being racist, disrespectful. He was intoxicated. So, we said that he couldn't go, >> but um he just like got out of hand. >> Okay. So, um, I cancelled this ticket. >> You cannot fly with >> You cannot fly with Southwest Airlines. >> Hey, what's up? >> Oh, what's up, man? How's it going? >> Good. Did you just hear everything that's wrong? >> No. Good. >> They don't want to have you as a customer anymore. >> Why not? >> Because you're being disrespectful. You're being racist. And they have a choice. No, this is not up for debate. And they have a choice because it's their airline. They just don't want your business. You and I do not have a problem. So, I'm going to make a suggestion to you. If you want to keep your freedom, you're going to go ahead and leave. You're going to listen to everything I say. We're going to walk to the other side of the airport and you can you can pick another airline to fly with. >> Okay. >> It's that simple. You want to do that? >> Yeah. >> Let's go. >> But can you repeat the list one more time? >> What's that? They believe >> But I'm saying I have to uh go to another airline, right? >> Yeah, you can use another airline. >> Yeah, I know. But what's the airline? Cuz she's >> Where are you going to? >> Yes. >> Where? [music] >> No, Texas. >> Okay. There's uh I can go over there and I can probably help you try to find something in Texas. There might be a frontier. I don't know the airlines, but I'll help you. >> Okay. >> The cop was remarkably kind to the suspect, especially given the fact that he caused a heck of a disturbance after being kicked off the flight. The officer did what he could to deescalate things and even offered to help the man choose a different airline. Initially, it seemed like the suspect understood and was willing to comply. >> Let's go take a walk. >> I'm I'm not trying to be like that. >> I know you're not. >> I'm saying she's being like very like micro. It's like like like the microaggression is kind of weird. >> Okay. But it's it's an honor for debate, unfortunately. >> Yeah, I know. Honestly, it's cuz he's not like >> Okay, just remember. Yeah, we'll just keep it going. Okay, >> I'm good. >> Thank you, man. >> I just have a flight with my friend. >> What's up? >> I'm trying to see. >> Okay, let's go ahead and we'll make phone calls if we have to. Okay. >> I have a flight to Austin, actually. Austin, >> you can't do it on Southwest. You have to find another airlines. >> Okay. So, I'm banned from what? >> From Southwest. because >> your behavior. I was I didn't witness it. I'm not here. It's not up for debate. >> I was charging my phone. I wasn't doing anything. >> Mhm. I get you. Well, let me What's your first name? >> Steve. >> Steve, you probably had too much to drink. >> You know, I You probably did because I think you're a little drunk right now. I can tell. >> I've been I've been drunk before, too. >> And I' and I've done some stuff that I probably shouldn't have done. >> Brother, I've been drunk as well. I promise you. >> We'll do it while we walk. Dude, it's so funny cuz my friend's on the flight. I don't know who this is. >> Let's go, Steve. >> Okay. You ever been to jail? >> Okay. What's your name? >> My name's Chris. >> Chris? Okay, Chris. Listen, I've been to the jail. Yes. >> Do you want to go again? >> The officer called the man out for his obvious intoxication. However, the suspect here, Steve, was having a hard time understanding simple instructions, and it was painfully obvious that he was drunk. Nevertheless, the cop let the man know that his non-compliance could quickly turn into jail time. >> Let's go right here. >> No, you're not. >> I'm good. Turn over here. >> No, we're going. >> No, I'm turning over here. >> Okay, let's go to jail. Turn around. >> Wait. No, but I'm saying Wait, >> we have to leave this area. I stop. Not for negotiation. >> Okay. >> Okay. We have to get on this shuttle right here and we got to go, >> dude. >> Or I take in my car to jail. >> Okay. Okay. So, you don't go to Puerto Rico. >> You You have the options right now to not go to jail. >> I'm not getting on the airline. >> You're not getting on this airline. They do not want to have you >> there. I I understand, but you guys are like mistreating me. >> I'm not mistreating you. I'm giving you the option >> because my dad is trying to take me home. >> Okay. Let's get to your dad. >> Okay. >> I want to get you then. Just chill. >> So, let's get on this. >> We already talked about this. >> Okay. Let's go. >> Okay. Well, >> you're being so weird. And it's funny cuz gram romantically, you know, like it's like the same. >> Not too close. Not too close. >> Not too close. Okay. Tell us what >> like we could we could have a we could use words without getting close is what he's trying to say. >> Brother, we could use words. I can hear you. >> Okay. But just look, my dad is coming to pick me up. >> I got challenged by the airline. I'm chilling. I'm >> Steve claimed the cops were acting strange and weird when he was the only one acting odd. Another officer explained to Steve that he could call corporate and make a formal complaint. Next up, they boarded a shuttle that was heading to the B terminal where apparently the man's father was waiting for him. And at that point, he began insulting the officers. >> I mean, I want him to gas. >> I want blue eyes, the gray beard, all that. I want I want hipster. >> We're going to get you on the other side. We're going to try to get you to where you need to go. Okay. >> What you promise? >> You have a right to have that opinion. After a [snorts] long and grueling ride, they finally made it to the terminal where Steve could then board a bus which would hopefully take him to his father. Unsurprisingly, he started causing more issues. >> That's your bus right there. The pink one. >> The pink the pink one. >> Oh, the pink one. >> Yeah. >> Take it. I don't care. Take it. >> I mean, I'm sorry, bro. Don't get him. >> He has a pass. Give him a pass. >> Come on. Give him the pass. >> Give him the pass. >> What pass did y'all give me? >> The bus pass. >> Which one? >> The red one. >> I I don't know which swipe the car, bro. >> That's the problem, >> brother. I don't know. You >> swipe the card. You know how to swipe a card, correct? So, swipe the card. >> All right. Swipe it aggressive. >> Dang, bro. Cuz you playing games, >> bro. You purposely played the car in the swipe the car, man. >> Father, what the swipe swipe? >> Yo, I don't know this dude. Why you playing aggro, [ __ ] I don't know you. >> Get in the back. >> How's this work, dude? Which side? >> I don't know you, Mahar. I don't know you. You're >> Yo, go sit down. Go sit down. >> All right, I know you go sit down. >> I don't know, bro. >> Drop off the first the first stop. It seemed like the man just had a terrible personality because with every person he met, he started trying to pick a fight. And sadly, the liquor he drank just magnified his nasty behavior. Just when it seemed like he was finally out of their hair, things just got worse. They spotted the man later when he tried to go back through TSA. >> Come on. Come over here. Come on. >> You were trespassed, were you not? >> No, you're done. It's done. >> No, I said I'm not. >> Okay. Okay. All right. We're going to take your We're gonna take your uh your >> your thing off. All right. >> That's fine, bro. >> I'm here. My bag. >> Oh, yeah. Your bag will go with you. >> Yeah. I am. >> So, you understand you understand why you're being detained right now, right? Honestly, not really. >> So, you have the trespass paperwork. You were trespassed. We gave you a bus pass on the agreement that you were going to leave the airport. Then you came back. So, that's why you're being paid. >> I'm not I'm from >> I know, but that that's my car's over there. >> Do you have anything on you that's going to hurt me, poke me, stick me? >> No. Yeah. >> Um, I'll probably just call like my girlfriend in Maryland, by the way. >> You can call your girlfriend when we get >> I'm not from Orlando, but >> I mean, we're going to put your wallet and your glasses and your paperwork inside your bag. Okay. >> They spotted the man again trying to go back through TSA. The cops tried to explain to the man that he had multiple chances to fly with other airlines and walk away a free man, but he threw it all away. They charged the man with trespass after warning. The next time he decides to fly, he might want to consider staying away from the airport bar. On July 25th, 2025 in Ohio, police officers spotted a vehicle driving erratically. Suspecting they might be under the influence, they conducted a traffic stop. It should have been an openandshot case, but the Karen involved had a ridiculous excuse. >> Come on, SP. >> Does that matter? >> Cuz you >> I did not drive that vehicle. Okay. So, when you just drove past me on mechanic street. >> So, you're going to pull me over on a stop. That's not a stop. >> Okay. Step over here for a second. >> Hello. >> So, two things. You drove past me on Mechanic Street when you left the bar. >> I had to go northbound and then he saw you park here and get out and walk that way. >> Okay. Okay. >> To the gas station. But I did not park nor drive that vehicle. I had somebody else somebody else was driving that vehicle which I'm not going to tell you the names of. >> Where are they at right now? >> They left because you clearly were going to pull them over. >> So this officer watched you get out of the driver's >> seat. Okay. Watch. Stop. I don't know. But there was no traffic stop. There was no >> This is a traffic stop right now. >> Okay. Well, I would love to see you prove that I was driving the vehicle. >> Please do. It looked like the suspect, Savannah, was trying to rely on persistent denial. She claimed she wasn't driving and that the officers had no proof. Sadly for this woman, gas stations always have surveillance cameras. So, one of the cops went inside to talk to employees while the other did field sobriety test with Savannah. >> Do you know your alphabet? >> My alphabet? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Absolutely. >> Okay. Can you start at C and end at W, please? C is in Charles, W is in William. C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, O, P, Q, S, T, V, W, X, Y, and Z. >> Okay. Can you count? Okay. >> Count. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Can you count backwards starting at 47, ending at 32, please? >> Oh my god. This is some like super logical. 47. End [music] at what? 2. >> Start. Start at 47. End at 32. >> All right. Okay. 47 46 45 44 43 42 41 40 39 38 37 36 35 34 33 32 31 30 29 28 27 26 25 23 22 21. Do you want me to keep going? >> It was clear that she knew her alphabet, but she didn't know how to follow instructions. When the officer asked the woman how much she'd had to drink, she said she was completely sober. >> So, why does your breast milk an alcoholic beverage then? >> I mean, I don't know. You tell me. Maybe I don't brush my teeth. >> Understood. Okay, put your feet together. >> I can tell my >> Go put your feet together. >> Go put your feet together. >> All right. >> And it takes three of you to do this. >> What's yellow on your finger, bro? >> Keep your eyes open, please. >> They're open. I'm looking at what's yellow on your finger. Highlighter. >> When I flip it, it's going to go up now. Don't move your head. Okay. >> I don't my head once. Am I allowed to blink? Is that like a good >> Yes, ma'am. You can blink. >> Thanks. >> All right. We're going to do some walking test now. Okay. >> Before moving on to the walking test. Savannah brags she passed the previous test with flying collars. What a lot of people don't understand though is that the cops are trained to look for signs of intoxication, both verbal as well as non-verbal. It's not exactly a situation of pass or fail. Can we agree this is a flat surface? This is a straight line. >> Hell no. But whatever you prefer. >> Would you go? Would you prefer to go somewhere else? >> I mean, I don't give a >> I'm sober. [music] Hit me. >> Understood. >> Good. One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight. One, two, three, four, five. 7. >> Not bad, but she wasn't out of the woods just yet. Next up was the dreaded one leg stand test. Before getting started on it, she was given a quick demonstration, but she was more concerned about cracking jokes than paying attention. [music] >> Notice how >> until I tell you to stop. >> That's ridiculous. What if you keep me at like 20 seconds? Nobody stands on my foot for 20 seconds. >> I bet you I can. >> Do you understand all of my instructions? I understand everybody can move. >> Are you ready, sir? Okay, you may begin. >> Oh, you're timing me, bro. Okay, left foot. >> Hands out your hands down at your sides. 6 in off the ground. 6 in off the ground. [music] >> 6 in off the ground. I don't know what 6 in is to you. >> Okay, >> whatever you're most comfortable with. >> I just I can do that. Okay. >> So, this might be a little >> Okay. Is that how you're going to do the test? >> Well, no. I don't know what you said. 6 in when I lift my leg up like this. So, clearly that wasn't good enough. So, I got to hold my leg up. >> What's in yourself around you? >> On a scale. >> I just stayed on both of my legs. >> On a scale of 1 to 10, one being stone-led sober, 10 being highly intoxicated. Where do you reach yourself at right now? I smoked a little bit of weed and that's totally legal and I am totally sober considering the fact that I have to take care of my friends all night long. >> Okay. So, what number would you put yourself at? >> If I showed up to the bar tonight and got a ride to the bar tonight [music] was to get my friend that night. >> Understood. So, what number would you put yourself at? Between 1 and 10? >> Uh, how about a 0.75 >> 0.75? >> The legal limit in that state is 008. If she was 75, she'd be way over the legal limit. She would definitely be unconscious. even lifeless. To make matters worse, the cops had just finished seeing the surveillance footage and let's just say her story was about to fall apart. >> Cox, what'd [music] you find out? >> Okay, >> so the surveillance video here has shown that you were driving. >> Do you have a warrant for that? >> I don't need a warrant for that. >> So, we have I saw you driving on Mechanic Street. Patrolman Fe saw you getting out of the vehicle here, >> and the camera footage shows you getting out here. So, let me ask you again. [music] Was somebody else driving this vehicle is what you're trying to claim? >> Yeah. >> Okay, understood. So, >> so are you going to write me a ticket and then I allowed to go home and then I can go to court and deal with this in court? >> You are going to deal with this in court? Absolutely. I am going to write you a ticket. Absolutely. >> Astonishingly, she still claimed she hadn't been driving even though all the evidence, including surveillance footage, proved that she was lying. So, as a result, a ticket and a court date were not going to be your only consequences. >> So, you're under arrest for OVI, obstructing official business, and driving under suspension. >> Go ahead and face away from me. Put your hands on your back. >> Turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> Yes. Because you're driving drunk and probably high. >> I lit Did I up? >> So, go ahead and turn around. Put your hands on your back. >> But did I What did I do wrong? >> How What did [music] I do wrong? >> What? >> You have to read the entire report for the So you had the right to remain silent of law. You had the right to attorney if you had for be appointed for you and you had the separate questions anytime. >> Do you understand all your able to get bonded out? >> See, please stop pulling away while I try and put your cuffs on. >> I thought they were already on. So >> I'm trying to make them so they're tight and not uncomfortable. >> I don't want them too tight cuz they I'm >> sure you don't. >> Well, what am I going to do? So don't make them too tight to where they hurt, please. >> Absolutely. [music] >> Please don't make them to where they hurt. The officers handcuffed Savannah and searched her, and all that was left was to put her in a squad car and take her to jail. The only smart thing she did that night was not resisting arrest. >> I really can't call my mom or anybody. >> No. Go back over here. >> Seriously? >> Yeah. Seriously? >> Why? >> Why didn't you call somebody in your state when you were sitting at the bar? >> I did not have my phone. I told you that. Someone literally had my phone the whole entire time. Oh, >> I swear to God, Jordan literally pulled it out of a car. >> Okay, have a seat. >> I swear to God. >> Have a seat. >> May I please? [music] >> No. Sit in the car. >> Can you go on the side, please? >> No. >> Absolutely not. You should have made better decisions before you got in the car in your in your current state. >> I'm fine. I'm literally not drunk. I have not drank [music] this entire time. That is crazy. >> They charged Savannah with OVI and driving on a suspended license. On the 9th of May 2025, the cops were called out to a Motel 6 after reportedly a woman caused a disturbance and was refusing to leave. When the cops arrived, she'd gone one step further and had trapped the staff inside an office. >> Hey, what's going on? They're refusing to let me get my belongings so I can leave. >> Okay. You have belongings here? >> I have belongings here. In what room? Refusing to let me get them so I can leave. >> Okay. In what room? >> Huh? >> In what room? >> I was in room 239. The girl left. She left my stuff in there. I went back up there to try to grab it and it nothing is there. >> In 239. >> Yes. I have a juicer wallet, everything. And they're never letting me get it. >> Okay, let me toss her real quick. Step to the side. From the way she was hiccoping and slurring her words, it was clear that the suspect here, Zelma, had to have been drinking. It was a good explanation for her chaotic behavior. Like we said, she was shouting at the cops and refused to cooperate and she'd locked some staff inside an office. Unfortunately, that was only the beginning and things were about to get worse. >> Up. So, it's not a wallet. So, >> it's a pouch. >> It's just makeup. What he has right there is makeup. That's all he got from >> It's a pouch. And that was in my bag. >> I understand. But she all she had all all she has is makeup. So this whatever else is not there no more. That's what he's saying. All he has that stuff. So >> So you're going have to figure figure out something else. What was in that room previously? But your stuff's not in there. So you're going to have to leave. >> I'm going in every single car. So what's in there? >> No, you're not. The staff was desperate to get her off the property, and it was easy to see why. She'd already caused a scene, and now she was threatening to go through every car in the parking lot. For some reason, she thought that would help her find her bag. >> Come here real quick. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. >> Stop. >> Don't touch me. sitting outside. >> 23 go. >> Stop. >> Put your hands on your >> go. >> 23 from 20. >> Show the tank. >> My car is over here. >> Stop. >> The cop was being patient with her despite her refusal to cooperate. Remarkably, he was keeping his composure while trying to deescalate things. It was not an easy task, but he'd probably dealt with situations like this one time and time again with entitled Karens like Zel Lima. >> You can't be on the property. Are you going to leave? Are you going to leave? >> What did I get in my car? Yes. >> Okay. Hey, now I'm taking someone trespassing now. Where's your car at? >> Right there. >> Okay. Well, you you can't leave now. Stop taking the cuffs. Stop. Stop. That's your first time. >> Stop. >> Let's go. >> I'M TRYING TO CALL MY MOM TO COME GET ME. >> The car now. You're on my squad. You want to get a ticket? >> No, I'm not. >> Yeah, you are. >> The cop called for backup because by that point, it was clear the woman was not going to make things easy. Things were getting to a boiling point, and if he was going to keep things under control, he'd need some extra support. What do you mean? >> My ID is in my wallet. >> Hold on. What do you need me to do? >> What's your name? >> My ID is in my wallet. >> Where's your name? >> You want to tell me your name? You're going to go on that station. Tell me where your name is. >> Sula Masters. Now, please go get my ID out of my license. Out of my car. >> You got these in your car? >> Yes. >> Do you have your keys? >> Can I take your keys? If >> I can get to go in your box. >> My fiance has my key. I can't stop. >> He has Don't grab my arm. >> Stop moving around. >> Let go of my arm. Let go of my arm. >> Nice. really my phone. >> I'm getting no job. >> It was hard to understand why, but she somehow thought that throwing a tantrum like a toddler might somehow help her case. Sadly, the screaming and stomping and her refusal to cooperate did nothing to help. If anything, it just showed how out of control she was. >> STOP. >> LET GO. [screaming] >> STOP. >> Let go of me. left. >> Let go of me. >> What are you doing? Stop. >> I'm going to have you step back. >> Because I'm trying to get my stuff out of my car. >> Let go of me. >> Can you stop? What are you doing? >> Mom, you're making this look. >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> GET OFF ME. [screaming] GET OFF, PLEASE. >> STOP. >> OKAY, >> stop it. >> You're not doing that. >> Get off. >> Go to the back and get a STRAIGHT [screaming] >> She even tried spitting at the cops, adding another layer of chaos to an already tense situation. Fortunately, one of the cops had a spit mask in his patrol car, ready for exactly that thing. Spitting at a cop is considered battery. >> Get off. [screaming] >> Stop. Don't even try to do that. >> Maybe I'll camp it off. [gasps] >> Get off me. >> Stop. >> Get off me. >> I can't feel my wrist. I need them off of me. >> Relax. [laughter] Relax. Relax. >> I need them off of me. I cannot feel my arms. I need them off. [laughter and gasps] >> Get off. >> Get off of me. >> Get off. I can't feel THE CIRCULATION IN MY ARM. MOVE. >> You got to go over there. >> I cannot feel my arm. With the woman finally under control a bit, the cops had to search her before they put her in the squad car. And just like everything else up to that point, it wasn't easy. Given her resistance and behavior, it wasn't likely she'd be changing anytime soon. [screaming] You know where >> my stuff on the floor. >> Well, get it. Just get inside the spot. >> No. Sit inside. >> No. >> Sit inside. >> No. >> After being handcuffed and put in the back of a squat car, she still wasn't making things easy. By that point, she should have just accepted her fate. If she kept resisting and struggling, she was only going to get more charges, which was the last thing she needed. >> Get off. >> Stop. Get off you pieces of Get off. >> Stop trying to take off me away from me, [ __ ] >> Stop or you're going to get more char. >> Stop kicking. >> You're going to catch more charge. You Stop that or you're going to catch more charges right now. Them charges. >> I told you get me to the phone with my charges. Think I'm worried about you? Absolutely not. Stop. >> No. Kiss my >> Stop that right there. >> Kiss my >> Stop. You're going to catch another charge. You're going to catch another charge. Another charge. Another charge. Another charge. >> What are you doing? You're acting like a child. >> I don't give a >> sit down. Shut up. >> You shut up. >> Look at you. Look what you're doing. >> You shut up. >> Embarrassing. >> Shut up. >> How old? >> Shut up. Shut up. After throwing what could only be described as a world-class car tantrum, spitting and scratching and kicking the cops, she was finally taken to jail. They charged the woman with criminal trespass, resisting or obstructing arrest, and aggravated battery on a peace officer. On July 31st, 2025, an officer was dispatched to a gas station after reportedly an intoxicated woman was going nuts there, causing an incredible scene and being inappropriate with the customers. >> Hey, what's your problem? What's going on? >> I have a problem. >> Yeah, come here. >> Do I look like I have a problem? >> Yeah, you do. >> No, Mr. Officer. >> All right, hold on a second. Hey, did you guys ask her to leave the property? >> I did. >> You be willing to give us a statement in a bit? >> Yeah, >> what's your name? >> You want to trespass? >> That's fine. She He don't have the authority. Can I ask you what's your name? >> You need an ambulance? >> No, I'm good. >> What's going on? >> It's hot. Ain't it hot out here for you? >> It's a little bit. So, what's going on? >> What's going on? How's your night going? >> That's not bad. >> Yeah. What's your name? >> Vascus. Basquez. >> Yep. >> Okay. >> What's your name, man? >> Where you from? >> What's your name? >> Not that I give a [ __ ] >> Hey, what's your name? >> Just these people still playing with my top, dog. >> Hey, what's your name? How'd you get here? >> I floated on a magic carpet room. >> Hey, if you don't give me your name, we're going to have an issue. >> You know who I am. >> No, I don't. I've never met you before. So, what's your name? >> That sounds like a you problem. >> No, it wasn't a problem for the cop at all. Even if she didn't want to give the cop her name, he was still going to find it out one way or another. She continued disobeying the officer because when he told her to stay put, she decided to walk away. They going to make me do acrobatics in this. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Come on, man. Why you doing that? >> Stop. >> Baby, I'm home. Get your hands. >> Why are you doing this? Why you so great? You want to me? >> No. I don't. >> No, I don't. >> Oh, yeah. >> Wait, I can show you how to do it better. >> All right. >> Is your wife not giving you any pushing me around like this? >> Really? >> Get off of me. >> The cop had no interest at all in what the woman was selling. He tried to escort the woman to his squad car, but she was going totally ballistic. There was no way the cop was going to search her by himself, and he needed some backup fast. What you stop >> stop. >> I'm going to get you down on the ground if you don't stop. >> I know that's where you want to take. You want to get on the hood? See my boys is more the cage when we come through. >> All right. Have a seat. Matter of fact. >> Okay. Okay. >> Get the off. >> Stop. [screaming] That's the light work with it. >> Oh, come on, man. What's your [ __ ] dollar? >> She's going to go to jail. >> No, I'm not. NO. WHY YOU DOING THIS? Let me get a statement from uh >> what the did I do to you? >> What the did I DO TO YOU? >> THE cop arrived in the aftermath and he had no idea what had gone on before he arrived. He talked to some witnesses, but everybody there seemed just as confused as he was. The only thing they could tell the cop was that the woman had behaved very inappropriately. >> Being mad sexual, >> none of the stuff she was doing to me like >> got to back it up or >> Yeah. She's been doing that the entire time. Weird. Before you got here, she was like on her back and rolling her around and weren't about being hot. >> So So that's the point. >> There was a red car that I thought was with her and then some older looking Asian guy and then they were talking to her and they're with her and then they take off. >> I appreciate you guys. >> Thank you. >> Leave me alone. You ain't need to go get mine. Just watch your [ __ ] junk with her. He knows. >> Give me a drink. You work for me, [ __ ] Yeah. It's a [ __ ] earring, you dumb [ __ ] Don't believe everything you see here. You can have me, >> buddy. >> Trying to stop her from slipping. I'm trying to slip out. >> Get ready. >> Get the off me, dog. >> Well, that was strange. I guess by this point you had a pretty good idea of what the witnesses meant when they said the woman was acting inappropriately. [music] And unfortunately for the officers, she was just getting started. >> Oh, but I don't know why. >> You got gloves on >> or you got gloves on you? >> You might just grab gloves. >> Well, I'm about to stop. Maybe I'm uncomfortable. Get off of me. I'm asking you nicely. You going to get [ __ ] deal that way with >> What's your name? >> I need you got to talk. >> What's your name? >> Can you hold that real quick? >> Angela. >> Angela. >> Back up. Get off my knee. >> Hey, Andrew. >> Hey, I don't give a [ __ ] with you. IS CRACK YOUR POLICE DOG. I ain't saying no more. Back the off me. My [ __ ] man. >> Hey, is this your car? >> My sister. >> Hey, real quick. We're going to get her up and >> that's my team. I've been telling you that what the >> I'll go arm just we're going to see if she we can get her stood up. If she doesn't want to play ball, we'll stay like this and go. >> Whatever the woman's problem was, she was clearly under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Thankfully, searching the woman was easy because she was barely wearing anything. They eventually managed to stand the woman up and get her in the back of a squad car. knees. >> Well, you thought to give me a second. You just had one. Wait, hold on. Two, three, four, four, five. >> We're just Hey, hold up. Hold up. Hold up. >> Put your knee behind her. >> I need some water. >> Y'all have daughters? >> Stand up. >> Y'all have daughters? >> Stand up. >> Y'all have daughters? >> Come on. >> I need some water. >> Can we have EMS in route as well? Just to evaluate our arresty. >> Oh, that's lightweight. this three of y'all. >> Hold it. Grab her legs. >> Grab her legs. >> Hold it. You grab that leg. >> There we go. >> Yeah. >> Let's not put her on our belly. >> No. >> We're going to ain't pregnant, but I'm about to go get me, daddy. >> Why you still holding me? >> Listen. Listen. >> Show you right there. >> You going to jail. >> Oh. Can I borrow your hat? >> Nope. Once you get in the car, you going to get in the car. You going to be able to get in the car with us? >> Can I get a wine? >> You going to get in the car? You get in the car. We'll give him a wine. All right. >> Getting our suspect here, Angela, into the [music] back of a squad car was not going to be that easy. She took every opportunity to make thingsual. And the cops were clearly getting tired of it. If she didn't start cooperating soon, the cops would have to resort to more desperate measures. >> Not a lady, though. >> Yeah, I know. We'll work on it. Okay, we'll work on the hat. >> Why don't you stand up? >> All right. Yay! Oh god. Oh my gosh. >> Oh, I'm pregnant. I'm pregnant. >> I'm pregnant. >> Your arm. >> I got Yeah. >> Oh god. >> I'm over here with you, Sarge. >> Yeah. I like that though. See, you got it about right there. See, I like that's a nice Yeah. >> Perfect. >> Okay. See, y'all did too much. Can you go on that side? >> Too much and not enough. That's why you're miserable cuz your wife ain't [ __ ] you. It ain't my fault I look like this. >> I am who I am. Flash my light papy. Oh, you was going to my mother. >> I'm going to help you with the door. Sergeant got her. >> What? They finally managed to get the doors closed, but that didn't mean [music] the hard part was done. Paramedics arrived to check the woman out, which meant the cops had to remove her from the squad car. >> Ready? >> Tell them that it's out. >> Get off. I'm a lady. >> I'm a lady, right? >> Step out. >> I'mma take you. It's hot. >> I know. That's why we're taking you out of the car. >> This is for my man. Make me put on the mother. She at least she got some sex. >> Yes. Come on out. >> What's your name? It's about you. >> Come on over here. >> You playing with >> your >> Watch out. >> There you go. Central. >> Maybe you need to wait. >> Here, I'll >> Yeah, we're going to have one right along with you. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> Where? >> Uh, that's Let's do Faucet. >> Faucet main or north? >> Faucet main. Okay. >> There was only one word for what had happened here, and the word was insanity. As far as the paramedics went, let's hope they got better treatment than the cops did. On the 13th of January, 2025, two women were spotted shoplifting at a Nike store at Orlando Premium Outlets. It just so happened that at the very same time, the Orlando police were running a retail theft operation at the very same location. As they walked out, the cops were waiting for the suspects, and they swiftly reacted. >> Get on the ground, BOTH OF YOU. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. GET ON THE GROUND. THERE'S ONE RIGHT HERE. SORRY. STRAIGHT AHEAD. >> Straight ahead. >> Get off your ball. >> I need your cops. not move. Do not move. You understand? Do not move. >> Can I call my daddy? >> Hey, she was texting somebody. >> My daddy. You can look on the thing. >> Where your car keys? >> Inside the vehicle. What vehicle? Awesome. The suspect freely admitted coming to the store in her black Nissan, which was a little bit strange given what was inside the vehicle. Whatever the case, at least she was honest. But before the cops could get to that, they had to follow procedure. >> All right. So, right now, you're being detained, right? We're investigating a retail fact. Okay. So, I just have to read you your rights real quick. Have you been read them before? >> So, you have the right to remain silent. Do you understand? Yes, sir. >> Anything you say may be used against you in court. Do you understand? You have the right to talk to a little before and during questioning. Do you understand? >> Right. Do you want to talk to me now? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. Okay. So, you're from Jacksonville. >> Who's that girl with you? >> That's my friend. >> That's your friend? How like how close you are? Did you just meet her? >> Like, how long would you say that you met this girl? >> Maybe a year and a half. >> A year and a half. How'd you meet her? >> I met a friend. >> A friend. I like your your little piece on your your gem. Nice. Those are expensive. No braces. >> Really? >> Just came off. >> Huh? They look like you put them on. You know, people put the gems on their teeth. >> Yeah, I know. >> They're expensive. >> So, you met her through a friend? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Okay. >> And where is she from? >> I I think she from No, she's from Jacksonville as well. >> The cops had a hunch that they might be a part of an organized shoplifting ring. To get to the truth of the matter, they'd have to try and play the suspects against each other. First things first, though, they'd get each of their stories. Okay. How'd you guys get here? >> So, we had a driver. >> Who? >> We had a driver. >> We had a driver. >> Who's that? >> I don't know. We don't know who it is. That's why I told you that the keys were still in the car. They was waiting on us. >> Like, but who knows? >> Uber. >> Oh, it's a Uber driver. So, it's not your car, her car. They're just here waiting for you. So, they just stay here and wait for you or did you guys order? >> Yeah, we ordered it and then they stay with me. >> Oh, okay. Is that on your phone? Would you be able to show me so I know you're being honest? >> What are you looking for? >> I'm not looking for nobody. >> You keep looking out there. I'm not stupid. I can see you peeping around. >> So, are you looking for >> the driver? >> For the driver cuz it's an Uber driver. So, if I give you your phone, you'll be able to pull it up on your phone that it's an Uber [music] driver. >> The way the woman blurted out that they had a car showed that she wasn't a career criminal. And by that point, she was acting really suspicious. Looks like her friend Shaba was the more seasoned crook. >> How'd you guys get here today? >> Oh, me? I met her out here. >> You met her out here? >> Mhm. >> Okay. So, better question. [music] How did you get out here? >> How did I get out here? I caught Uber. >> You got Uber from >> my Airbnb. >> Where's your Airbnb? >> It's Well, I got an Airbnb with family and I met her out here. Where's your >> Oh, and kissing me. >> Who Who is she need? Friend, family, cousin, sister. >> I just know her on Facebook. >> You just knew her on Facebook. So, y'all came here to steal stuff? >> No, no, no, not necessarily. It was just the simple fact that I met her up here. >> Okay. So, let me ask you this, right? You were seen walking out of Nike. Obviously, you guys stole, right? So when I was pulling up here, I watched both of you. Well, I watched you first start, take off, running. Then you stopped. Then you tried to hide be behind this car over here. Then I watched her. Well, there was a pick up here. She tried to hide behind that. That's when my sergeant saw her. So what? [music] So y'all decided to run, try to hide. >> The cops had reason to believe that it wasn't an isolated incident and that they were there the day before doing the very same thing. As a result, they were about to confront Shaba with the facts. >> So, while we're here, we're gonna we're gonna try to clarify something else up real quick. >> Okay. >> Hear me out. >> Okay. >> Okay. This is your time to be totally and brutally honest with you. >> Okay. >> Okay. Were you guys here at the outlets yesterday? >> I was. >> I'm asking you certain questions cuz I know the answers to it. >> Okay. I was. >> So, you were at first you said no. Now, you're telling me yes. I was. >> So, you were here at the outlet yesterday. >> Okay. Now again, I'm asking you stuff because I know the answers to it already. >> Okay. >> Did you steal anything from now yesterday? >> What stores did you go to? Now it's yesterday. >> We didn't get a chance to go into the stores. >> Okay. >> Cuz this is you inside of a store. >> Oh, you did. >> So I'm telling you, >> but this is not the not the time to lie. >> I didn't I didn't take anything though. >> I didn't. >> Really? >> I promise I didn't. She Okay, we walked in the store. store. >> We would say several stores. >> Confronted with video footage, Shaba changed her story and added a couple more lies. She admitted they went into several stores, but claimed they'd lost their car keys, got upset about it, and left the outlet without stealing anything. >> So, whose idea was to take these things? >> I have one. >> It was my idea. >> It was your idea. >> It was my idea. >> It wasn't your idea. >> How old are you? >> 20. You know, you're too too old to be peer pressured into doing dumb stuff, especially getting locked up, spending the night in jail with dirty people. You don't look dirty. You don't seem dirty. You don't want to be around nasty people, right? So, how come you getting peer pressure to steal? So, what she tell you that made you want to want to do this? >> Nothing. >> She she can't listen to what you're saying. She's far away. So [music] what she tell you that >> it's what I'm saying is going to be further than just me and you know how >> is she worth your career and your life and your your future? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So even if she does find out but you're protecting yourself. Don't you think she's going to do the same? >> I'm not talking about her. >> Okay. So >> I'm not talking about her when I say that. >> What are you worried about? >> The woman clearly felt the urge to speak, but she didn't want to get her friend in trouble. Eventually though, she came clean. In the meantime, the cops were still grilling Shaba, hinting to her that her friend had spilled the beans. >> So, you said you had no particular reason [music] as to why you stole the stuff. >> That's what you told me initially. >> But in talking to her, that don't seem to be the case at all whatsoever. >> What she said? >> Well, word around is that you're the one getting the money and telling her what to steal and you're getting paid by somebody else that's higher than you. >> I know she >> I wish I was. That'd be cool. But no. >> So do you see where my dilemma is now? Where you tell me >> I see why you coming off. >> You a You ain't had no reason. >> But if that's the case, >> you got somebody in the other car flipping the script real quick. >> Listen. Check this out. >> Check it out. >> If that's the case, why only had that little bit of stuff? >> Maybe y'all weren't done. >> No. >> So, I've been doing this for a little while. This this whole thing. >> Yeah. I know a common practice with this is people typically have a car, they steal a little bit, they dump it in the car, they go back, they go to another store, they steal more, they go back, put it in the car. >> Who's to say that is the case with you two? >> No, >> I don't know. That's what I'm trying to figure out. >> As things turned out, the officer was right. They eventually located the black Nissan and found a treasure trove of evidence. Inside the vehicle, they found shirts, socks, and lots of other clothing items that came from multiple stores. >> You're a black Nissan all tomorrow. It's your mom. >> Your mom's. Okay. Y'all rode down here together in that? >> Yes. >> Okay. From Jacksonville. [music] >> Yes. >> Okay. >> So, help piece this together for me. Okay. So, from what I'm understanding, this car is full of merchandise. >> Okay. What all is in the car? >> Just it's like nothing but socks, t-shirts, and stuff. And just clothes. That's it. >> Just clothes. >> Is all of it stolen? >> Oh, yes. >> All of it is >> I would say all of it. No, >> but probably most of it. >> Or is that all from >> different stores? >> From these outlets right here? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Is it all from today? >> Yes. >> Goodness gracious. Today. Okay. They were both charged with grand theft, resisting an officer without violence, giving false information, tampering with evidence, and possessing an anti-shoplifting device. On September 7th, 2024 in Valuchia County, the sheriff's office got a call from a local beach. Reportedly, an intoxicated woman was involved in a heated argument with employees at a beach rental station. When the officers got there, they found the suspect, 21-year-old Payton, in a very unstable state. >> This issue is I was sitting here enjoying life, asking women about what they believe about counter culture, not big counter culture, >> and this came up to me with like four me, >> okay, >> and saying that >> I shouldn't be on this beach. And I was like, what are you talking about? I'm just sitting here talking people like, >> "Do you need something specifically from him?" No. >> So, >> I'm trying to move away from him. He keeps talking to me. Ca. Talk to him. >> Talk to him. Stop touching me. >> You touch me. >> Talk to him. Why are you still looking at me? Talk to him. >> Stop touching me. >> STOP TALKING TO HIM. >> I DON'T CARE. >> You don't act this aggressively cuz I'm black, right? Talk to them. Talk. I'm darker than you. >> Payton was already in a full-scale tantrum. Her friends were nearby and clearly they weren't comfortable with her behavior and they kept their distance. Moments later, the suspect completely lost control and the officer was forced to act very decisively. >> Call them. What do you need? >> Call your police. What are you doing? Why are you here? Stop touching me. >> Call >> Stoping touching me. That's the last time >> I'm going to tell you to stop touching me. >> Stop. >> I'll put you nothing. Off of you. Call me. >> What are you? >> Come on. >> Yeah. >> Walk. >> Yeah. >> Walk. >> Yeah. How many times does someone have to tell you to stop touching them before you learn your [ __ ] LIFE? >> BEFORE YOU TOUCH ME, you racist. God let you me before I let you touch me. You hear that, y'all? You want to me before he touch me, right? Like, you want to you before you touch me, right? >> Oh my god. >> You want to before you touch me, right? >> Because another standard you don't >> arrested for what? >> For battery on law enforcement. How many times does a mocker got to tell you to stop touching them? >> Sir, hard one. What am I getting arrested for? Come on. Come on. Give it to me. What am I getting ARRESTED FOR? HARDWOOD. HARDWOOD. WHAT AM I GETTING ARRESTED FOR? TWIN. You talking to me for what? >> FOR WHAT? >> FOR WHAT? >> Payton wasn't herself. And obviously, the intoxication had clouded her mind and made her act in an extremely erratic and annoying way. Somehow though, the cops didn't lose their patience. Even as they were struggling to get her in the squad car. >> Get in the car. >> For what? >> Move your foot. >> For what? For what? >> Get in the car. >> For what? I'm so intoxicated. Y'all can't car. >> For what? >> FOR WHAT? FOR WHAT? WHAT? [screaming] BUT I DON'T WANT COPS. >> REALLY? THAT'S HOW YOU FEEL? I'LL CALL THEING POLICE AND WE'RE LATE ON the apartment and you won't feel. >> Like we said, the officer struggled while getting her in the car. He then tried to speak with her friends, but they'd already walked away embarrassed by her behavior. The deputy then talked to an employee from the beach rental station who explained what led up to Peyton's outburst. So, she was heard and her friends were walking off the beach. I think that's their stuff over there as well. And I saw out of the corner my eye that she had basically dropped herself in the sand. >> Okay. >> And I think the friends were pleading with her to, you know, keep walking with them. Well, the friends eventually walked away >> and she was still sitting here behind me. So, I could see her out of the corner of my eyes still for about maybe five minutes. And then she began to crawl underneath our setup right here >> to grab my drill. >> Okay, >> I'm assuming. I'm not entirely sure. >> And then that's when I ended up asking her, "Do you need anything or or do you need help?" Because I was very shocked when she did that. She kind of like just crawled up on me. >> Right. So after a little bit of going back and forth, I asked her to leave politely and that's when our friends began walking up and then she went to grab our drill >> that we used to. Yes. >> And then when that hurt, I tried to take the drill back from her. >> She was completely uncooperative with the officers, refusing to identify herself and arguing. When the squad car pulled off, she had another meltdown in the back seat. >> How you talking to your radiator? I don't give a [ __ ] >> Huh? >> You ain't getting no point. >> Do you have a daughter? Yes or no? You got a niece? You got a cousin? Yes or no? You Yes OR NO? YES OR NO? SO WHAT? I DON'T you so I don't got TO GO TO JAIL. I SHOULD RIDE your dick. I can't breathe. Please not go to jail. I just can't breathe. I'm throwing up in my mouth. M. It don't matter. It don't matter. I'm throwing up in my mouth. Lock me up afterwards. I'm trying to tell you. Lock me up afterwards. I'm trying to tell you. Let me throw up. Let me throw up. PLEASE LOCK MOCK ME UP. I DON'T WANT TO DIE. I DON'T WANT TO DIE. >> THE DEPUTY tried to calm her down and she did seem to settle down for a moment. But it didn't last long and soon after the cops were unpleasantly surprised when they realized what she was doing in the squad car. >> Need your help. She's puking in my truck. No, I think she's puking >> the same [ __ ] I don't understand. I'm telling you over and over again. I can't breathe. I can't breathe. I had a panic attack. And if your daughter was here, you would kill her. You would tell her that she would not you that you got you want to tire down or not yet? >> We can try. Want to throw a hobble on her? >> The hobble might have been necessary as she was completely out of control. And sadly, that wasn't all. When the officers opened the door, her condition looked even more concerning, almost alarming. >> What's your [laughter] first breath? >> All right, listen. Well, you need to relax. Okay, stop yelling and you can breathe. Okay. >> All right, relax. Relax. [laughter] Okay. >> Okay. Stop yelling and you'll breathe. Why can't you breathe? >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY. [laughter] >> Cuz you're under arrest. >> I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY. >> I was just chilling with my friend. What are you doing? >> 11. [laughter] 11. [laughter] >> Sit up. Relax. SHUT UP. YOU GOT TO throw up. You got to throw up. >> The cops gave her a chance to relieve herself. Most likely, they were hoping that would calm her down, but the level of intoxication in her system was no joke. Even lying on the ground, she continued her nonsense rambling. >> You don't even know. You're following ORDERS FROM A MAN YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THAT WILLING YOUR DAUGHTER, [ __ ] What are you TALKING ABOUT? WHAT DID I DO TO HIM? I touched him because he pushed me. I'm a [ __ ] criminal. I DESERVE TO DIE THE SAME WAY YOUR DAUGHTER IS. BECAUSE I TOLD HIM NOT TO TOUCH ME. THE SAME WAY YOU TELL HIM NOT TO LIKE TOUCH ME as hell. Is he better than a [ __ ] TO IT? THAT'S WHY I'M GETTING ARRESTED CUZ MY DADDY AIN'T PRESENT. That's why. Cuz if you was my daddy, you be sitting here telling me I shouldn't be arrested BECAUSE I DIDN'T KNOW BETTER. Because [laughter] I didn't know better. [ __ ] what are you doing? What are you doing? You have a daughter. You're doing this. THAT'S CRAZY. YOUR DAUGHTER'S GOING TO get assaulted and his daddy's going to lock him up. You don't even know that. You don't care. It's fake, right? It's not real. The [ __ ] sexually assault. Even if she raised up on her, get the AWAY FROM TRYING TO TALK TO YOU. >> YEAH. WHAT YOU BEING? >> HOW IS IT BEING DISRESPECTFUL? I WANT A MAN TO TALK TO ME BECAUSE THIS MAN ME AND NOBODY CARES UNLESS HE insult me and you don't give a [ __ ] unless I MOVE TWO INCHES OFF TO YOUR DICK. >> Control your dick, [ __ ] Control your dick, dick. >> She continued pouring out a stream of incoherence and the cops tried to ignore it. [music] Shortly after, a paramedic arrived and as soon as she saw him, she launched into another aggressive rant. >> You have a daughter? Yes or no? I don't want to talk to you if you don't. You have a daughter? Yes or no? >> Yes or no? I don't >> I don't have any kids. >> Okay, so move on. I don't want >> Do you need help? >> No. Find somebody else. >> Find somebody else. >> Find somebody else that has children. >> I'm here to help you out. >> No. Find somebody else that has children, bro. >> Find somebody else because somebody CAN UNDERSTAND ME. I DIDN'T TOUCH HIM. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> I DON'T CARE ABOUT ANYTHING else that you touched or whatever. I just want to make sure you're all right. >> I want a mother. Move. I don't want to talk to you. I'll talk to somebody else. You just me put me a haircut for hours and I can't breathe [laughter] and I didn't do nothing. >> You can't breathe. >> Can I help you? >> I can't breathe. >> Can I help you? >> I didn't do nothing to them. >> Can I help you? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> You okay? >> You put me I didn't do nothing to them. >> I'm going to give you some oxygen. Okay. >> I keep telling them it's okay that you put me in a cuff. I keep telling them it's okay. >> I'm going to put oxygen on you. All right. >> Cough. They keep putting me. >> I don't know what they're doing. I'm just here to help you to make sure you feel better. Come here. >> I just here. >> Spit it out. Not on my foot, preferably. >> At that point, she vomited on the paramedic. The woman's behavior was completely unacceptable, and the entire situation was outright embarrassing. At that point, the cops took full control of things and they finally used the hobble. >> Right. Yes or no? >> No. Just sit up. >> You don't have a daughter? >> No, I don't have a daughter. Here. You want >> No, you don't. You have a daughter? >> No. >> Okay. No. That's why you do this job. >> That's why you do this job. Because it's so easy to have other daughter. The daughter will tell you why. >> Hey, listen. >> I don't want to bite you. I just want to breathe. >> In the car. >> Let me stand there. What is your >> Get in the car. You got to get in the car. Get in the car. Why? Why? Why? >> You get to jail. >> I just want to [ __ ] breathe. I can't breathe. Your daughter, you would help her, but because I'm darker skin, you wouldn't help me. [ __ ] you, [ __ ] I hope I die. And your daughter bleeds the same blood I bleed. I hope she in the same way I do. As a [ __ ] that's saying, I won'ting with you. I JUST WANT TO BREATHE AND YOU CAN'TING you can'ting absorb me because I'm lightkinned. You [ __ ] you. I'm just a daughter that wants the lips. >> You're going to touch my ass. >> Watch your foot. >> Don't touch my toe. >> I don't give a >> daughter. >> No, you're being difficult. >> I'm being difficult. HOW? HOW AM I BEING DIFFICULT? You know he hadn't. >> They restrained the woman and she was taken to the EMS vehicle for a condition check. She was then taken to jail and charged with battery on law enforcement and resisting without violence. She negotiated a plea deal and they reduced her charges to misdemeanor battery. She paid fines in court cost of $775 and was given a year of probation. On September 11th, 2025 in St. Charles, Illinois, officers noticed a patrol car on the road that appeared very suspicious. The cops conducted a traffic stop as the registration on the vehicle was suspended. As they approached the vehicle, they quickly realized he was wearing a police uniform pretending to be a cop. >> Morning, Sergeant Jackson St. Charles PD. How you doing? >> Morning, sir. >> Uh, looks like your registration is suspended. >> Really? >> Yeah. Do you have your license from insurance? >> Can I step out? >> Step out? >> Yeah, just I keep until I reach my wall. >> Okay. I'm not going to cause any problems. >> Yeah. Okay. >> On the same team. >> Oh, okay. Who do you work for? >> I'm retired out of New York. >> Okay. >> I I come in town for the memorial service. >> Oh, okay. Cool. >> There you go. >> Who do you work for right now? >> Right now, I'm unemployed. >> Okay. >> What's my ID? Starting to have a little anxiety, so I apologize. I'm trying to work with you here. There's an issue with my license. >> What's wrong with your license? >> Okay. So, New York State, I'm trying to get my license all cleared up, get it transferred out here. For some reason, there's a snafu out in New York. I'm trying to get New York to clarify. New York State is like horrendous getting information from them. >> Okay. >> Okay. So, I'm trying to work with them to try to see if I can't figure out what's going on with it, why there's a hold on it, etc. Okay. There is another licensed operator in the vehicle. >> Do you have insurance? >> I do, but I don't have it with me. I have the policy. I just recently moved the from Rockford where that address is to Rock Island. So, I misplaced the paperwork and I apologize for that. >> The driver explained there were three other people in the vehicle with him and only one of them had a license. In addition, he didn't have any active law enforcement credentials and nothing that would warrant the man riding around in a squad car. The cop took everyone's ID, ran them all through the system, then came back to the car to confront the suspect. >> All right, come back here. Um, okay. Where did you work at before? You said in New York State here. >> Okay. Do you have You don't have any kind of proof of that? >> Not on me. No. >> Okay. Why wouldn't you carry that on you? >> I left earlier this morning. I left about 4:00 this morning. I was tired. He just wanted to get up there. 911 is very important to me. I I was one of the responders at the towers. You know, we assisted in that, but this is the closest place that I could find to do a memorial service. I don't miss services every year. >> What department did you work for? >> New hands. >> What's that? >> I don't know. >> Okay. So, if you're no longer employed with them, why are you still wearing a uniform? >> It's a uniform that I purchased myself. It was a volunteer department. >> So, you purchase a >> Yes. >> The uniform? >> Yeah. I I only wear it on September 11th, go to the service, have the service, go home. >> You see how this is kind of a little bit weird to me? >> I I do. >> Okay. >> That's why that's why I was trying to be honest with you. The officer asked the man if he'd ever been in trouble except for license issues and suspended registration. He responded to the officer saying he'd violated a protective order by walking past his ex-wife's house. Also in New York State, he'd also been charged with grand lararseny. >> I served my time. Everything was completely done. I was actually removed from parole early so they never caused any problems. I went to work. I went home. That was it. >> That's the only That's it. No other states. New Hampshire years ago. Years ago, >> this department I I purchased it through golf. >> So So if I call them right now, they're going to say they know who you are. >> Yeah. >> And you used to work there? >> I was a volunteer firefighter for them. Yes. >> Okay. When? >> Give me a minute. I'll tell you the years. It was 2018 to I believe April or so of 2019. >> And why did you not why do you not work there anymore? I moved out to Wisconsin. >> I'll go ahead and give them a call and you hang out here. >> He also mentioned that he'd been a volunteer firefighter, but there was nothing to verify that he'd worked for a real organization. He carried no retirement card, didn't have a badge, and had no proof whatsoever of his professional identity. The cops were suspicious, of course, and they eventually had to arrest the man for the suspended registration. All >> righty. Unfortunately, here at St. Charles, you are suspended, so we going to have to take you in. Okay. Do me a favor and turn around. Put your hands behind your back. >> So what the >> first suspended? What's that? >> Uh we're going to go back and give you a court date and a ticket and then uh we'll get you released. Okay. >> Can you handle this? >> You got anything in the car that you need? >> Is there anything illegal in the car? >> No, there's nothing illegal at all. >> Okay. Is there anything that you need out of there? I know you got your wallet. >> No, I don't believe so. I I believe we got everything. >> He's going to uh Dom's going to take them. So, >> there's a waiting area in this uh gas station. >> You going to have to tow the vehicle? >> Yeah. >> What's it going to What's it going to take to get the vehicle back? >> Uh I'd say, man, I'm >> Yeah. No, I know. Well, I know, but I when I when I asked you about if you ever been arrested, kind of [ __ ] me a little bit, right? Right. I mean, we could both. >> It wasn't intended, but yeah, I I understand. >> When I ask you if you've been arrested, you only give me the Illinois stuff. You know, I know. I can look it up. You know that. So, there's no sense of doing that, right? >> That's why I stepped out. You know, it's like this. I'm I'm trying to >> I understand. And honestly, yeah, I'm trying to give you anxiety a lot of Yeah. a lot of a lot of benefit, >> too. >> It's just you had you had a chance to be honest with me, you know, and you you weren't. >> The fake cop insisted that it wasn't his real intention to lie to the officer about his previous arrest. However, it was already too late that he was about to be taken to the jail house. >> Mind have a seat for me, sir? >> Yeah. I don't want you to think I'm trying to give you a hassle. >> I'll take no problem. No, you being reasonable. I'm I'm I will be released today. >> Yeah. So, he's going to take we're going to take you back to the station. It's just got to do a couple paperwork step uh paperwork and a couple of tickets and then you'll be you'll be released from the station. >> They're going to be up here. >> Yeah. Same. So, >> I'm not trying to delay. I'm just trying to figure out cuz I don't want to get separated from them, you know. >> No. And and I'll let them know where the police station is. Um that way they can meet you there and you'll be able to make phone calls from there, too. Um you can give them a call or whatever. Let them know whatever if you want to meet them somewhere else or something like that. >> Yeah. We got your phone. You'll be able to look at it to get the numbers off of it. So, yeah. >> I'll let him know that you'll give him a call. Okay. >> Whatever. >> Yeah. I want you think I was trying to delete getting in the car and >> No, no, no, no, no. You're fine. You're fine. >> They charged the man with impersonating an officer, possession of stolen property, driving on a suspended license, and driving without insurance. On the 1st of May 2025, an officer performed a traffic stop on a suspect whose license was suspended. He approached the vehicle to have a chat with the suspect. And while everything started off pretty friendly, things quickly changed dramatically. >> Hi. >> How you doing? I'm Sergeant Mario. >> Oh, I actually know you. >> Yeah. >> You came when my mom passed away. You can came help. Thank you. >> Yeah. I'm sorry about that. So, did you switch insurance recently? insurance >> on your car. [snorts] >> Did you miss a payment or something? So, what they're telling me is that your license is suspended. >> Okay. How to be suspended? >> Yeah. A lot of times what it shows me is a financial responsibility suspension. So, a lot of times what it shows me is that it'll happen a lot when people switch insurance or miss insurance payments. If you do that, your insurance will lapse. They'll, >> you know, even higher because they play with me with uh every month's up down up down up down and sending disinformation is because today in internet it's a big mess. >> The suspect then claimed that her license couldn't be suspended because she was a careful and safe driver. So the officer explained again to the woman that there was a legal requirement for insurance, but that wasn't good enough for the woman and she demanded the officer show her the law. I just wrote her the 116 trail and carry liability and truth cuz I'm a nice guy. >> That's in fraction though. That's not mandatory court date. >> I know. All right, ma'am. Uh so, not only did I print you out the statute that covers that you're required to carry motor vehicle liability insurance. I carry I printed you out, everyone, and I printed you out why your license is suspended and why you're being issued citations. I also need to explain to you that you're not able to drive this vehicle. There's a seiz tag order on your car that I have to take this. >> You know what? It's a state farm agency over there. Who made that law? Artificial intelligence? No. >> Or civilians? And >> like, >> ma'am, this is the law. I'm not going to argue with you about it. >> What I need you to do is call for a ride. >> Despite the officer's attempts to help the woman understand why they suspended her license, she continued arguing and asking why. The cop could see that she wasn't going to stop arguing. So, he advised the woman where she could dispute her case. >> Well, you can take these to court and argue that with the judge, and I'm sure it's not going to go your way. >> If this is artificial intelligence, print you this. >> No, I printed you. >> You're supposed to put your brain. >> So, listen. This is what Listen, this is what's going to happen. I have to take your tag. I have to turn it into DMV. No, you're not going to move this car. >> This car an inch, I will take you to jail. Do you understand? I guarantee you I will. >> I'm going to ask Siri right now. >> The woman kept arguing with him, but the officer stayed relaxed and he asked the woman to call for a ride because he couldn't let her drive on a suspended license. Unfortunately, she just wasn't getting the message. >> No, let's go together. Let's drive together. >> You are not moving this car from this spot. >> All right. I need you to get out of the car, >> ma'am. Get out of the >> Hey, I'm going to put this down. Then she's getting out of the car. >> Listen to me for a second. Let me explain something to you. >> Here's the here's the issue. >> Right now, it's everything civil that can go in the court and be done with it. But if you refuse for lawful orders sergeant is give you and you refuse to listen to his orders, you can get charged for obstruction which is a criminal matter. I don't want you to get criminal charges >> to stay on my side because >> I am staying on side. >> I didn't suspend it. Ma'am, you need to step out of car. You're going to get pulled out of the car. Step out of car, ma'am. Ma'am, this is a lawful order. You need to >> This is a lawful order. >> You're going to get arrested for obstruction. If you don't step out of the car, >> I'm not playing. >> Ma'am, if you don't step out of a car, you are going to get arrested for obstruction. You understand that? The cop was soon joined by his partner and they both gave her several more chances to get out of the vehicle on her own accord. But she remained uncooperative even after they warned the woman what would happen next. >> You good? Send it. >> Wow. This is so much protection. >> Get out of the car. Out of the car. >> Look at this. >> Get out of the car. >> Look at this, guys. Look at this. This is America. Wow. >> Get out of the car. >> Wow. >> Wow. This is America. America. Watch. Every church people in America. We're building. >> You did this to yourself. This could have been real simple. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> 44. I have a white female. >> We're going to answer for your actions before Trump. before Mr. Trump. You're going to answer for your actions. >> I can't do it. >> You're going to answer for your actions before Mr. Trump. You heard me? >> Yes, ma'am. >> Yes. >> Okay. >> Unsurprisingly, the cops were completely unfaced by the suspect's threats as they'd heard it all before. As she sat in the back of the squad car, she complained to the cops that her handcuffs hurt. And even though the cops were trying to help the woman, she was still making things difficult. >> Step out of car. >> I can't. My leg not >> I'm turning around and come this way. >> I can't. My left leg not moving at all. >> Okay. Do you want me to fix this or not? >> Yes. I'm covered, please, because I'm losing my hand. >> Yes. So, you need to step out. I can't do that. >> Young boy XY in the blue. >> There you go. >> It's not working. Come on. >> I can't over here. >> There you go. >> Put the other leg on the floor. >> There you go. >> Now come out. Perfect. >> Now stand that way. >> That's fine. I'll hold you. >> Just stand this way a little bit. Turn. Sir, fantastic. Stay in this position. >> The officers fixed the woman's handcuffs, but she continued acting like the cops were mistreating her. On September 15th, 2024, the cops were called out to a residence after reportedly a heavily intoxicated woman was causing a scene. The woman in question, identified as Chelsea, wasn't just a little drunk, she was completely wasted. My sister friend got into argument. She my sister. >> All right, let me go talk to her. I want to hurry. What's your name? >> Chelsea. >> Hey, Chelsea. >> Come here. >> It's going to be the police. I don't care. >> Chelsea, what's going on? >> I want to go home. >> Take a seat. Take a seat. Take a seat. >> I don't care to take a seat. I want to go home. >> What happened? I don't care to talk about it. >> Why? Why not? Obviously, there's something going on. That's why I want to hear what you have to say. >> Talk about it. Cuz at the END OF THE DAY, I REALLY BOMB THESE PEOPLE. I really like I swear to God, I never wanted to be friends with these people. I swear to God, I never really I never wanted to. >> What's going on? What the what the 62 299 62. >> She was obviously drunk, stumbling around all over the place, struggling to stay upright, and unable to have a coherent thought. It didn't take an expert to know that she was in no condition to be out on the streets. What still was unclear, though, was how things had gotten to that point. >> You know who's sick? Your daughter is sick. Your daughter is sick, bro. If y'all stop talking to me, I swear to God I'LL CALM DOWN. LIKE, BRO, you're at the end of the day. The only thing you listen to is your >> Chelsea. No. Cut it out. Come on. Cut it out. >> Don't make this more than what it is. >> Don't make it more than >> I'll do that. >> Don't make it more than what it is. >> All right. Stop touching me. >> I'm trying to get my Stop it. Cut it out. >> I'm trying to get my bag. >> Okay. Cut it out. Enough. Chelsea admitted she'd gotten in a fight with her friend at the house, but she didn't explain why. Whatever the reason, she didn't live there. So, if she refused to leave, she'd be dangerously close to getting a trespassing charge. >> I understand [music] you're upset with somebody that lives here. But the whole thing >> I'm not upset, though. I have not been upset. >> You don't live here. So, the only thing that we can do >> I understand though. I understand. >> I let you talk. You're not letting me talk. Okay. >> Y'all not letting me talk. I'm going to go home. I was going to order by Uber home. >> Okay, great. Do you have your phone? I had the money to order my Uber. Can we get that going? >> I was going to go home. >> Okay, can we order the Uber? >> This [ __ ] started with me. >> Even after I had the argument with her and she pulled her hair at me. Y'all don't understand the reason y'all are here right now. The reason y'all are here right now is because this want to start a petty ass reason with me. >> Okay. Well, the beautiful thing is you don't live here. So, >> and the beautiful thing is I don't live here. So, I said I was going to go home, but she called an Uber before I could go even home. So, that's why y'all are here. And y'all are y'all are manhandling me. >> All she had to do was call an Uber and go home. But instead, she lingered arguing and stumbling around the place and with every passing minute making everything worse. >> I'm so >> Hey, can I order Can I order the Uber? >> Hi. >> Okay. Hey, >> she's not going to go. >> What the hell is going on? >> I don't know. She's drunk after the >> I want to shoot that. >> What are you doing? >> I swear to God. >> What are you doing? If y'all don't let me in this, >> I'm going to go after that [ __ ] >> What are you doing? >> I swear to God. >> Why are you taking a police? I swear to God, I don't care. Buck me. B me, please, cuz I'm going to go after her. I swear to God that is the most manipulator in my life. I hope that you stop. Enough. Enough. We're not playing that game. Okay. Whatever had gone down between her and her friend, she was obviously furious. But the way she chose to handle it, yelling and screaming and refusing to calm down, was only making things worse. On top of that, the cops were clearly losing their patience. >> Okay, you got all the attention that you wanted. >> What do you do? >> That's all you want right now. >> No, y'all don't understand. It's not fair. IT'S NOT FAIR, BRO. IT'S NOT [screaming] FAIR. >> OKAY. I SWEAR TO GOD, BRO. I SWEAR TO GOD, BRO. Everything I love, bro. EVERYTHING I LOVE, BRO. EVERYTHING I LOVE, BRO. Everything I love. >> She'd been clearly drinking heavily and there was no hiding it. While she continued with her car and tantrum outside, the cops went back in the house to try and figure out what had happened. >> How much did she drank? I think that's what really got it. >> What the hell? Why did she drink that much? [snorts] >> Where's >> We didn't even want to take her to jail. All we wanted her to do is get an Uber. >> What are you doing? What are you doing? Stay in the car. Put your legs in the car. Put your legs in the car. >> I WANT MY BACK. >> You're going to stop breaking. You're If you break this glass, you're going to get another charge. >> Listen, I'm not supposed to break the glass. I'm not going to break this. >> So, what are you doing? I just want >> Why are you hitting the glass? >> Listen, I just want to get that bag. >> It's right there. I have it right here. >> I just want to get my shoes. >> Okay, I have them. Put your feet in the car. >> For no reason. >> Let me ask you one more time. >> But you're not understanding though. >> You have one? >> Yeah. >> Okay, you got attention again. Here you go. You got it. >> Go ahead. Go ahead, bro. I swear to God, just let me go. I want to beat that people. >> Okay, you just need to stop drinking so much. >> Kicking a squad car was never going to end well. >> After a day of drinking and screaming in the street, she'd already racked up multiple charges. But instead of calming down a bit and avoiding getting more, Chelsea doubled down. >> Oh my soul. I want both of my head back. I swear to God, bro. I want the mother's head. I SWEAR TO GOD. >> OKAY. WAIT. >> OKAY. You swear to God. >> I swear to God. >> I know. >> I swear to God. >> I swear to God. >> I tried to be friends with >> we got to put the couch back behind. >> Yes. >> C behind me. I'mma come to this [ __ ] house over and over and over. Over and over. >> How you doing tonight? >> Huh? >> How you doing tonight? >> I'm going to do tonight. Grab her. >> Baby, if y'all let me out in the next 3 days, I'm going to be right back over here on the fourth day. I promise you. >> The cops had no choice to restrain her to stop her from kicking the squad car door. Handcuffs weren't enough for the woman, and she kept thrashing, still fighting them, still completely out of control. >> I was going to get my food and go home. >> That's the ONLY REASON I'M I just fault. >> I just want to die. I just want to die. I just want [screaming] >> They arrested Chelsea and she was charged with trespassing, disorderly intoxication, and battery on law enforcement. What began as an argument turned into a soap opera for the whole street to witness and a full-blown arrest. On August 29th, 2025 in Illinois, the cops got a report about a man who was allegedly engaging in lewd conduct. When the officers arrived on scene, they were met by angry victims and people who witnessed the suspect's behavior. >> My car jacking up in front of MY KIDS. >> HE DID IT AGAIN. Right here. He's right here. No, yesterday. >> He called him yesterday. >> I had a BB gun. >> I called officer yesterday. >> I had a BB gun. >> He He walked up to my car jacking off. This >> her son. >> He's walking up to my car jagging off. >> Okay. >> I don't care. >> I want to I want to do something about it. I'm dead serious. I'm dead. I DON'T WITNESSES OVER HERE. I CAN'T STOP. come talk to Safia. I'm going to talk to you in a second. >> Right now, press the charges. >> The women were furious about the suspect's disgusting behavior in front of their kids. Clearly, they were willing to press charges. [music] The officer then pulled the man aside to hear his side of the story, which turned out to be very different. >> What's her name? >> Alonzo. >> Alonzo. What? >> Just lost my wallet. Try to get my wallet back from her her Why why why she didn't come back and buy my wallet? >> Okay. >> See, they can't find my wallet. I just I just got some money today and took 50 off. Now I lost my wallet in her daughter's car. >> Okay. So your your your name is Alonzo. >> What's your middle initial? What's your middle initial? >> L. >> What's a good phone number for you? >> Uh I ain't got >> you ain't got a phone. What's >> Okay. Where do you Where do you live at? >> Down here. I'm trying to get I'm trying to get my money back from the daughter, but her daughter didn't call me. >> You stay with your mom? Did your mom stay there with you or is she just down here? >> She live in the courts, too? She live over [music] here. So, >> give me just hang out for one second here. >> The neighbors accused the suspect, Alonzo, of pleasuring himself in front of their children. He denied doing anything improper or obscene and had a very different explanation for his actions than it upset his neighbors. >> I got me a jack blaster gun. I'm holding it for the uh some kids right there that's always talking to me when I'm coming up cuz they always talking I'm a I'm a and all that. But then he got in my face and slap me. It's a little Asian like this. He slapped me in my face. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> Now I try to bag him off cuz he got one too. He got a He got a He got two jail blaster. >> Okay. So what now? Now now hear me out. If if if you're talking about some gel blaster and stuff like that, why are they over here saying that you were doing doing what you were doing? Why are they saying that? >> My hands was in my pants. Get in my gun. I'm loading my gun up with some jail blasters with the blue jail blasters. I mean BB I'm shooting kids. >> Okay. >> That's how he mess. Okay. But I never jacked up to no white girl. You talking about a white big girl. She was at in a uh waiting for the bus. I think she was waiting for the 60 >> with a stroller in her hand. I I came over there to catch that bus cuz I was going to catch the 60 going on downtown. Catch the 30th Avenue. >> Okay. [music] >> And I never did it. >> After telling his version of events, Alonzo accused his neighbors of [music] lying. It only made them angrier. And seconds later, a woman stepped into the conversation and began to argue with the suspect. >> Why did she lying about me? >> Stop. Stop saying I'm not going to take >> but I'm not J. >> You did? >> No, I didn't. >> So you gonna get behind a person with a BB gun and do this? This not what you do to a BB gun anyway. >> Bro, that's how you know. >> Why would you like that? >> Stay Alonzo. Stay right. Hey, >> you don't have to. >> Alonzo. Alonzo. Stay here. >> You talking about a white girl that was with a stroller. >> You talking about the white girl was a stroller. >> Okay. Then the pocket trying to stop the bird. >> Pretty soon, all the neighbors got involved and things got very chaotic and hard to control. At that point, the cops pulled aside two of the women to talk to them as they directly witnessed what Alonzo had done. >> This is my car. Yes, we right here in the same car. >> You guys are in the same car. >> Okay. >> He came up and I need I'm in the office signing papers. >> Listen, let me tell them how it's going. Okay. >> All right. Cool. >> Where was the car at? >> In front of Infacing >> the admin building. >> Yeah. >> So you're out on Fifth Street. >> We in the front. You know the tree right there? >> Yeah. >> He's across the street. I say you got a light up cuz I'm trying to flame on my cigarette. >> He like whatever he did with his hands. I'm like, "Okay, here little I ain't going to say nothing." >> A white lady walk over her stroller. She sitting right there now. She waiting on the kids to get out. >> Now as the kids f to get out, a bus come first. >> Yeah. >> We try to stop the bus. She like, "Okay, he didn't get on the bus." be like, "What? That was weird." So he came up to her and looked at her stuff. >> She like, "What's phone?" >> The stroller. >> Yeah, the stroller. Like he wanted to snatch it. He came where I was at by the car and then I got in the car. >> So then he walked behind in front of my car and that's when he started doing exactly what he was doing. >> So he was in front of your car. >> He was in front of the car. The lady across the street, Shay, I can show you exactly where she stay at cuz she witness talked to the officer like me yesterday. >> Yeah. >> She said, "I know he ain't beating this me. I was trying to beat the horn, but I couldn't. And when I got out the cop, why you doing all this then if you ain't doing nothing? >> Okay. >> I was trying to knock your [ __ ] back yesterday. >> Okay. >> So, according to them, a similar incident had happened the day before. The cops now wanted more details about the indecent behavior, and one of the witnesses didn't hesitate to demonstrate exactly what she meant. >> So, when when you're saying he was he was beaten off? >> Yes. >> He pulled it out and he was beaten off >> it out. It was out in the open. >> You know, fat boys got little things anyway. So, that He just doing this. >> He So he pulled it on. >> You know what I'm saying? Not like >> I just was not down, but you know like >> But he had What is he doing there for the little kids right here? >> What your gun right here for? >> All right. >> Okay. >> I have to ask the questions. You know what I mean? I >> You have to understand what my job is. I have to ask these questions. >> To a house right here behind my house. That's how I end up seeing him again when he was doing it again right now. >> Okay. And he was walking around out behind the house. >> No, he was on the way going into that house. And then when he seen her face, he hurried up and stopped >> cuz I didn't see his face. >> And he was just walking through >> hand in the pants and all that. >> No, he came by the gate. >> Okay. >> And our kids is in the back of the gate. This gate right here in the, you know, in the middle. >> He stayed not this part and next part. >> Okay. >> Right there by 1350 something. Like he got keys to there. He was going in there. But he came by the gate playing with himself. The kids is outside. >> Okay. >> And then she said, "Oh, that's that same guy." And then I got on the phone and called y'all. >> Okay. >> The women also stated that they thought Alonzo had mental health issues and that he needed help. Alonzo's mother was nearby, so the cop had a chance to ask the woman about her son's mental state. >> Ma'am, he's your son. >> Does he have mental health problems? >> Yes, he do. >> He does? Yes. >> Has he had >> take him up there? >> Has he has he had uh has he had instances of doing what they're claiming he's doing? >> Has he had instances where he's doing what they're claiming he's doing? >> One day last year one day >> and like confirmed you like he did. >> Yeah. Down there and >> just in public. >> Yeah. I don't know if not. He say he do it. He said little kids came. This no big kid. But I think that lady move. But I don't know. I don't have time for this. I ain't got time here fighting with no girls. No. He hit bats and all this. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> He need to go up to the rabbi center and just get evicted. >> Okay. Okay. And he But he's 22. >> Yeah, he's >> Does he stay with you? >> No, he stay down there >> by himself. >> Yeah. >> Is he diagnosed with anything mentally? What's he diagnosed with? >> Uh what they call it? Uh >> schizophrenic, bipolar, a lot of different stuff. He won't take the medication. >> Is he on the meds right now? >> No, he's not on it right now. He stepped out to Rob Center that he used to be with Lydia Geese. >> Okay. >> Take his meds. And then they telling me by him 21, ain't nothing else they can do. It's something you can do. >> Yeah. >> It ain't nothing that I can do no more. >> Okay. >> But he can't make his own decision. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> So, he need to go up there and do a 30-day treatment and there'll do whatever he need to do. >> Okay. >> Because somebody will cuz it was my daughters. I do the same. >> After talking to the neighbors and his mother, the officers here came to the same conclusion that Alonzo needed mental help. One of the cops gave the man some advice about what he should do next. >> You probably need to go to Robert Young, my man. and then talk to them about social. >> Just go up there. Go up there and talk to them about whatever issues you got going on. You know what I'm saying? >> I don't have no issue. I only have the issue, but that I can't get no more money after I done lost my $50 and they broke. >> That That's something that you can take up with them afterwards. But I think you should go up to Robert Young and talk to somebody. I really do, man. I think it's for your own good that you go up there and talk to somebody. You would you would you be willing to go up there and talk to somebody and get the let this cool down. you go up there, talk to somebody, try to talk about your problems with them because they're mental health professionals, man. They're good at they're good at this. They're trained at this. I'm not. You know what I mean? I'm not going to be able to talk you through whatever issues you got going. >> Get get my money signature. >> I could talk I could talk to I could talk to your mom about the money thing, but what I think I will, but >> you probably need to go to Robert Young and talk to somebody, man. >> They arrested Alonzo and he was charged with disorderly conduct, but he was later released. Let's hope the man gets the mental health support that he needs. While a cop was on patrol, a car blasted past him going 116 mph. As things turned out, the driver was an influencer and a mother of triplets. And at the moment, she was outdoor dashing. >> Yes, ma'am. Go ahead and get on out of the car. >> Make sure it's in park. Put it in park. >> Is it too difficult to put it in park? >> No. It's >> Where are you coming from? >> I'm Georgia. >> What? >> I'm door dashing. >> You're door dashing? How are you possibly door dashing? How much have you had to drink? The reason that I'm go trying to stop you is because I locked you in at 116 miles an hour. You have no rear lights. You about ran into two or three people. Put the car in park. If it wasn't so scary, this thing might be funny. [music] She couldn't even put her car in park, let alone speak properly. And yet, she was out on the road driving 116 mph. It was a good thing the cop happened to be there because the consequences could have been disastrous. >> I'm trying to Door Dash because I have triplets and my family is not making our rent. I want to put in park. >> Is this your car? >> This is my car. I'm so frustrated right now. >> Okay. Well, crying ain't going to do any good. So, >> I know. I know. Let's go ahead and let's figure out let's figure out is my in-law's car. It's my in-law's car. I'm trying to put it in parking. >> Pull your parking brake. >> It won't let me put it in park. >> I'm so sorry. >> All right. Is it Does it have a key? Is it have I'm going to turn it off. >> Parking. Yes. >> All right. Let's go ahead and get on out of the car. It's turned off. >> Lay your foot off the brake. See what it does. No. Put it on. Put it on. Put it on. >> Oh my gosh. This is my in-laws car. I'm so sorry. >> Understandably, the cop was completely blown away that she had the gull to be driving around in that state. To anyone with eyeballs, it was clear she'd had a lot to drink. But according to her, that wasn't the case. >> How much have you had to drink tonight? >> I had one glass of wine with my friend girl. I had one glass of wine with my girlfriend who is a single mom and I'm newly to a single mom. They're like, "I'm not drunk. I'm just >> So why were you doing 116 miles an hour?" >> I'm trying to get the Uber to my order correctly. I'm sorry. I'm so new to this. I'm just trying to get the best tip that I can. I'm sorry. >> All right. Well, I got some people here that's going to help me. Hey. So, she can't figure out how to get in park and she can't let her foot off the brake. >> I can. >> Hi. >> Hello. >> I'm trying to get to my Uber Eats. >> Um, >> okay. Let your foot off the break. >> Yeah. Okay. Got you. Um, >> all right. Come on out of the car. >> There was no way in hell she'd only had one glass of wine. From the looks of her, she might have drunk a whole box. They instructed the woman to go to the side of the road so they could then do some [music] field sobriety tests. See the silver part? You got to keep looking at the silver part. Okay. >> Mhm. >> Keep looking at the silver part. >> Nope. Keep looking at the silver. Right up here. Don't look down here. >> I got you. I got you right here. >> Don't move your head. >> I got you. Man, I got to get home to my kids. >> Okay, >> I'm looking home. >> Okay, >> I'm looking home. >> Quit moving your head. >> No. Oh, well, I'm not. >> Ready? >> I'm moving home. >> You got to move. You got to walk. >> You said don't move. >> Don't move your head. [laughter] >> I'm not moving. >> Watch me with your eyes open. >> I'm locked in. >> All right. You ready? >> I'm here. I'm ready. Don't move your head. Eyes only. Don't move your head. >> Don't move your head. >> That's not really funny. Okay. So, >> I know >> what we want to do. >> I'm sorry. Watch with your eyes only. >> Okay. >> All right. Here we go. >> All she had to do was be quiet and follow the pen with her eyes, but she just couldn't stop talking about how many kids she had. Sure, having triplets is amazing and all. There's no doubt about it, but it was completely irrelevant to the field sobriety test. It seemed like the woman was just trying to act adorable for the cop. >> Now, move your head. >> Look, I got triplets. I'm trying to make my eyes move. It's hilarious. How many babies I had. I'm looking at you. >> You ready? Roll out with your eyes open. >> I got you. >> I don't around with kids. >> Okay. You okay? Listen to what I'm telling you. Okay, >> I understand. >> I want you to look at the tip of my pen. I want you to follow the tip of my pen with your eyes only. Don't move your head. Do you understand that? >> Yes, sir. >> Okay, let's try it again. >> I'm moving my eyes versus I do Uber Eats orders. >> I don't really care what you're doing. I want you to pay attention to what you're what we're doing it right now. >> Yeah, I I have you. >> To no one's surprise, test number one was a resounding failure. The cop tried to get her to walk a straight line, but she couldn't even follow the most basic instructions. And eventually, the cop had had enough. Go back over here where my lights at. >> Okay, go back to this position just like I'm standing. No. No, not even close. Go. Stand right there where my lights at. Can you stand right where my lights at? Can you see the light? Stand right there. I want you to put Okay, I'll I'll work with that. Where Where are you coming from? >> I'm coming from my house. >> Okay. How much have you had to drink? >> I had a glass and a half of wine. >> A glass and a half of wine. Okay. How long ago was that? >> 30 minutes ago. >> 30 minutes ago. All right. Okay. Well, you can't do any of these tests. So, right now it is it's actually 1:00 right now and you're under arrest for driving under the influence of alcohol. Okay. All right. Let's go ahead and turn around. There you go. >> I'm trying to be as honest as you can be honest. >> Yeah, I'm going to be honest with you. I'm going to take him and we're going to do some stuff in the >> Huh? >> Yeah. The cop here was absolutely disgusted by [music] her behavior. The fact that she had triplets at home only made it worse. She was lucky she hadn't killed herself or someone else. Next up, she was taken to the jail house where she quickly made friends. >> Oh, this has been going on for a while. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. >> I'm trying to make money for my children. Very good for me. I'm sorry. two 116 or a street. >> Yo, why you why are you sipping my Why are you telling my why are you telling my >> It's public information. [laughter and gasps] >> Okay, I know. I was driving. >> That's just piss right now. >> That's just going to stink. >> He's just Let him patch you down. It'll go quicker. Just let him pat you down. I get it. I get it. Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh. I I swear to you if you let him piss it in my mouth, it'll be a lot faster. >> I swear to you, if you let me swallow it, it'll be so much faster. >> Um I don't know. [laughter] >> Really? >> Really? They charge the woman with DUI and speeding 26 mph or more over the speed limit. In big retail shops, dedicated anti- theft personnel keep a very close eye on potential shoplifterss. On the 17th of April 2025, at a Walmart, loss prevention saw a woman stuffing items in her purse and immediately notified police. By the time she got to the exit, the cops were already waiting for her. Okay. >> Can you please let me go, please? Can you let me go? So I can do this. >> You didn't even give me a chance. >> You didn't even give me sir. >> You You didn't give me a chance. >> You did not. You won't even get off of me. How can I do that? >> Can you please get my wife? This is how you guys treat people. >> It was clear from the start she was a pretty entitled shoplifter. She was demanding to see the footage, then tried to leave the place, and when the officer grabbed her by the arm, she resisted. Then, after being unceremoniously taken to the ground, she immediately started whining about excessive use of force. >> Get your elbow off of me. Get your elbow off of me. I'm just trying to get my shoe on. You don't have to be a You guys are allowed to do that to me as a woman. And one of them is >> Can you please get my shoe on, please? >> Thank you. [music] >> That was unnecessary. >> No, I wasn't. Cuz you didn't have to do that to me. >> Thank you very much. >> You fighting me the whole time. >> I was not fighting you at all. You literally grabbed me and smashed me against the >> you put your >> And then you put your your knee on my back and I told you I have a spine injury >> with your feet. >> I can't. I have a spine injury. You have to put You [laughter] have to literally stand me up. >> Yeah. With your legs. >> I'm not able to do that. I'm telling you that. >> You straight put your knee in my back and my spine. And I told you I have a spine injury. Her biggest is looking at me and my spine. >> As she had been taken to the ground and kept complaining about a spinal injury, the cops called for a medical team to check her out. While waiting for them, she wanted the cops to pull her up and wouldn't make any effort of her own. >> Actually, assist me [music] cuz I'm not >> How can I assist you? I don't have my hands. >> No, use your legs to stand up. >> I can't. >> Okay, then I can't just lift you up. You're not >> You're not 5 lbs either. You're big on the top. >> Just wait and I'll get another officer over here to help me. >> No, you're telling me what the reason was. >> Your job was they told you. >> So, what are your insides? Is this your back? >> I told you what they are. I don't have to say nothing else to you. >> Okay. >> Can I make a phone call, please? I mean, what are you arresting me for? What am I being arrested for? >> Obstruction and theft third. >> Theft third. Theft third is what? For what exactly? You don't even know what I stole. Shoplifting. >> You don't even know what I stole. And And furthermore, isn't there a limit for when you take people to jail? >> It sounds like you're pretty familiar with these questions. >> You know what? Because I actually want to be a lawyer one day. That's why. >> If anybody wants to be a lawyer, shoplifting is not the way to do it. In any case, another cop stopped by to help with getting her on her feet. She was escorted to the office and complained the whole way. >> I'm not like you. >> No, I didn't see anybody. Have a seat, please. >> I'm not talking. >> I'm talking to you. >> I was talking to Although wearing [music] shirts. Can I take underwear? I pay for my underwear. >> We have underwear and shirts. [music] >> Conceal the shirts and pay for the underwear. That's what I was saying. >> Is there anything else? >> There's nothing else. It's just shirts and you don't can't you don't have legal authority. Stop. No, I did not authorize >> exercise your right to remain silent. Thank >> Listen, I did not authorize him to go through my >> You don't have to. You're under arrest for shoplifting. >> You know what? And I didn't authorize you and you have the wrong ID. >> Oh my god, sir. No, nobody's going to we're going to stop talking to you. >> She didn't listen to a word she was being told and argued every chance she got. She was demanding to see the footage, refused to follow simple commands, and kept talking over the officer the moment he opened his mouth. >> Don't go through my purse. You're not That's it. That's all I have. You don't have to go through my purse. Marijuana is legal. You can put that back in my purse. You have no right to go through the rest of my items. >> You're going to have your rights as >> No, I'm not. He has Why are you going through the rest of my purse? >> Argue in court. That's your legal right. >> Okay, that's fine. I will do that. >> All right, man. I'm going to advise you on your right now. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Listen, I will I will cooperate, but I don't like how he's going through my purse. There's nothing else in there for you to go through my purse. I would appreciate if you not not went through the rest of my purse. >> You're going to go to jail today, [music] so be cut for obstruction and theft through. Okay. >> No, listen. I I have every you can so for that reason I need to actually look through this. >> Take me to jail. I don't have a record and I apologize. I'm homeless. Okay. >> I am homeless. I don't have any anywhere to go. >> Can you please put put my stuff? Can I please go home? That's all I want to do is go home. >> Wait a second. Didn't she just say she was homeless? She apparently lived in her car and that was her home. When she was asked about the vehicle, she tried to quickly change the subject as she clearly didn't want the cops to be snooping around. >> Whose car is yours inside? Sir, >> you're taking away what? >> For obstruction. You fought [music] me. >> I did not fight you, sir. You >> I gave you a lawful order to stop. You literally put your knee in my back. I'm not going to argue with you against the You're taking me to jail and you literally slam me and you didn't even give me an opportunity. >> Yes, I did. No, you did not. >> Okay. >> Make a phone call. >> At the jail. [music] >> Can I please? >> Yes, at the jail. You can. You have a right to at the jail. >> Fair enough. >> I'll probably help you in court. You should keep talking. >> Sir, listen. I'm already in trouble for whatever this is. He literally put his knee in my in my >> Don't resist. >> No, I wasn't resisting. I was not resisting. Well, I can tell by your attitude from the moment I met you that it's probably more plausible that you were resisting and arguing. >> No, I was not, sir. He literally slammed me against the the the door. >> Okay. Well, like I told you before, then just argue it in court. >> She was complaining about everything, but as far as her own actions went, she refused to take even announce. By the time the cops were ready to pat her down, she decided to invoke her right to remain silent. She thought she was being defiant, but actually she made everybody's jobs a whole lot easier. >> Officer Cordo, if you like to do a search, incident arrest on this gal. >> So, I'm going to explain to you real quick. He's going to stand you up and he's going to search your person per law. So, he'll have you stand up. He's going to search your [music] pockets. Do you have anything else that you shouldn't have on you? Do you? >> Perfect. Like the way you responded. back. >> You want to go to the hospital, >> do you think? So, we don't see anything based on the email that we're seeing, >> but but based on what happened, if you'd like to go to the hospital to get an X-ray, >> we don't want that. >> Okay. All right. that one. [clears throat] >> So, what we'll do for you is um when we get to the uh outside the jail, cuz there's kind of a line like a salport area, we'll get your cell phone um we'll hold it to your ear and you can talk to her. >> That sound good? >> Yeah. [music] >> Okay. >> I appreciate that. >> Thank you. And I appreciate you being cooperative. >> In the end, she was booked on theft charges and got an additional charge for obstruction. As an aspiring lawyer, she should have known that resisting the officers never does anyone good. On July 26th, 2025, the cops were dispatched to a residence after reports of a potential burglary in progress. When the officers got there, they encountered an older woman who was climbing out a window. >> Are you here for this house? >> Expires October of 2025. Great 2018 Volvo four-door. Return to a Richard Jones 2938. What the I think somebody just What the Hey, go over there. What are you Why'd you come out the window? >> Leave that stuff. >> Hey, leave that stuff or I'll put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. You don't tell me who you are. You don't live here. >> Do you live here? >> What are you talking about? >> Do you live in this house? >> Do you live in this house? I >> do you, yes or no, live in this house? >> I'm not answering your questions. >> Then get off the property. Go. >> It was a simple yes or no question, and the woman's hesitation spoke volumes. Typically, of course, homeowners don't go in and out through the window. The officer had some questions for the woman that he needed answers for. >> No. No. No. No. You don't live here. This ain't your stuff. This ain't your property. Get off the property. Get off the property. Who are you? >> It's my belongings. >> No. Who are you? If you do not live here, I'm not going to let you take property off the stay here. Here. What? >> Move all. Let go. >> Let go. >> Can you let go my belongings, please? >> Let go or I'm going to put you in handcuffs and take you to jail. Did you come out of that window? >> No. I I mean, >> did you climb out of the window? >> No. >> So, you were standing on Why is your stuff right here? >> Because I was going to my girlfriend's house. >> Why is it on the side of this house? >> Don't answer any questions. >> All right. Go over there. Go get off the property. I don't know who you are. Go. >> Who are you? >> Go. >> Do you have a warrant? >> You know what? Put your hands behind your back. >> Do you have a warrant? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Don't hurt me, >> dude. I'm not kidding with you. What do you do? >> Put your hands Hey, you crawled out of that window. >> I live here. >> Okay, then. Why didn't you say that when I asked you? You don't live here. >> Who you are? >> Put your hands behind your back. Somebody, if you live here, why are you coming out of windows? >> It was a pretty good question. Either way, he told her multiple times already to put her hands behind her back and comply. He didn't know who the woman was or what she was doing there, so he had to detain the woman till he figured things out. >> I'm about to throw you on your face, lady. >> What are you doing? >> Put your hands behind your back. >> What are you doing? Hey, is that on? >> Put your Yes, it's on. Put your hands behind your back or I'm going to >> You're assaulting me. >> It's going to Why did you come? >> You're assaulting me, >> dude. I'm going to throw Okay, your face. >> Hit on. Roll over to your stomach. >> Roll over to your stomach. Put your arm behind your back. I don't care. You're resisting arrest. Put your arm behind your back. >> Private property. >> Put your arm behind your back. Curry for though. That's battery. You're kicking me. That's battery. Now you did a felony. You want to kick me? Curry 4. Curry 11. Get over here. Put your hands behind your back. [screaming] Put your hands behind your back. >> The level of entitlement here was just astounding. She told the copy had no right to be there and that he had to leave. Only a Karen who's dumb enough to wrestle on the ground with a cop would make such a dumb claim. >> Stop trying to pinch me. >> For a curry 11, >> I need you to get over here. >> What are you doing? >> Get off my [screaming] closure. >> I can't breathe. >> Okay. >> Get off my back. Get over me. is stop resisting me. Put your hand behind your back. That's all you have to do. Put your hand behind your back. Put your hand behind your back. There you go. That other Yes. The other hand behind your back right now. >> Put your other hand behind your back. There you go. >> Stop. Get off me, >> dude. I'm not going to get off you till you're under. You got the hands behind your back. >> Then pass out. Okay, then put your hands behind your back. Put your hands behind your back. There you go. >> Okay, now I'm going to put this handcuff on you. When I go to put it on you, do not jerk away from me. >> You hear me? See how you're pulling your arm out? Do not do that. That's exactly what I said not to do. >> Fighting with the cop was pointless, and resisting the officer wasn't going to get her anywhere. All she was doing at that point was adding a few more charges to her everrowing wrap sheet. The quicker she complied, the sooner she'd be able to calm down a bit and breathe a little easier. >> Because I asked you, why'd you climb out of this window as you live here? >> Hey, I'm a >> So then why don't you use the front door? >> I do it all the time. >> Okay. See how that's suspicious? >> Please. >> Okay then. >> Stop talking, please. >> Okay. No, put your hands behind your back. >> I can't. Please. >> Put your hands behind your back. That's all you got to do. Put your hands behind your back. >> Well, you're going Hey, that's why you shouldn't resist arrest. I gave you commands to put your hands behind your back way before I had to get physical with you. >> I'm not I'm not trespassing. >> I have a real restitution. You're getting thrown out of this house. Whoever lives here has got evicted. I don't think you live here. I think you're breaking in and squatting. That's why you came out of window. >> I think you're lying. >> But did you come out the window? >> I I don't see that. >> Okay. And I found it suspicious and I wanted to investigate it and you resisted arrest. >> By this point, she was behaving like a Karen on steroids. The officer's questions were completely valid. If she really was the homeowner, she'd have to explain to the cop why she was using a window as a door. All she really had to do was show her driver's license, showing proof of residence, or at the very least a key to the door. >> You're not going to overpower me. You're not going to escape from me. >> Why do you think this is a test? >> It's not a test. It's a test for you and being a human and being an American. Dude, I I confronted you with reasonable suspicion that some crime is happening. You're climbing out of windows of a house you claim to live in. Right. So I say, "Hey, who are you? What are you doing? You're trying to take property. It looks like you mean possibly you've staged property for a burglary. That's why you're setting it out the window. You could have easily cooperated and told me all this without me having to throw you on the ground and put you in handcuffs. >> I have a warrant. >> So I don't need a warrant to investigate someone climbing out of a window." No, I don't. >> You're trespassing. >> No, I'm not. >> Yes, you are. >> If I pull up and someone climbs out of the window of a house and I say, "What are you doing? You're hurting me. >> That's not trespassing. >> That's investigation. >> As the officers struggled on the ground with her, sirens could be heard blaring in the background. More units were on the way to help him. And in no time at all, they'd have the Karen in handcuffs and in the back of a cruiser. >> Okay. >> I don't know. She came out the window and she has all this property stage. >> So, I asked her if she was she wanted to play dumb. Um, >> she says she lives here, but >> trespassing. >> I don't know why you use a window to exit the house you live in. >> So, >> we have a RI. We'll go in the house. >> You're trespassing. >> Um, >> you guys have a warrant? >> I don't even know who she is yet. >> Anybody have a warrant? >> We don't have to answer you right now. >> I got her. >> I'll take her. >> She still doesn't want to give me her last name. It's okay. >> You guys 59. >> Sounds good. >> Did you hear what I said? >> You going to let us stand you up now or no? >> I'm going to roll you to your butt. You're going to sit on your butt. Okay. >> I want to hold this side. >> Then you're going to sit up. I'm going to push you. You're going to kick this knee. >> Why are you Why are you arresting me? Why? >> You're going to jail. >> Why? >> For obstruction. >> Oh, you did a warrant. The people inside probably. >> Come on. >> Okay. It's a risk that we're kicking out of the house. That's why we're here. Then you did whatever you did with him. So >> have a warrant. >> No. No. You're going in. Hey, >> don't I need water? >> You guys are denying me water. You're denying me water and you're about to >> get in there. We're going to put you in there. >> You know what? >> Can you guys Do you guys seat service? >> We're going to drag her in the back seat. I'm on the charger. >> Now you're not getting anymore. >> The suspect was charged with concealing identity, resisting arrest, and battery on an officer. From mild irritation to full-blown meltdowns, each of these Kairens managed to top the last with even worse behavior. The cops see it all, of course, but sometimes they just can't believe their eyes when things go downhill with these Karens as they get increasingly dumber.